QUEEN FOR A DAY
MTM MUSIC 0681-20
Produced by: Gilby Clark
Released: OUT NOW / Website
Relatives: Poison, Pretty Boy Floyd
GENRE: Glam Rock
OVERALL: 82%
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QUEEN FOR A DAY MTM MUSIC 0681-20 Produced by: Gilby Clark Released: OUT NOW / Website Relatives: Poison, Pretty Boy Floyd GENRE: Glam Rock |
OVERALL: 82%
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Glam fans take note - this release is ESSENTIAL for you! Glam rock is an acquired taste, and as far as I go - I love the heavier side of it with bands like Poison, LA Guns & Little Caesar etc. Otherwise it has to be pretty good to get me hooked, but this release really is as good as it gets. This is pure and undiluted glam rock. The album is a huge step up from their debut album. Queen For A Day has everything a glamster could want for - much better production (from Keri Kelli and Gilby Clarke), better songs, better singing and bigger and better sleaze rock anthems. As for comparisons, you name it - Poison, Tuff, Motley Crue, Kiss, Bulletboys...they're all here. The vocals of Steve Summers are just great. There's an even balance of raspiness, power and melody. Most of the songs rock out, but there is the odd ballad places every 3 or 4 tracks to break the pace of the album up, which is an excellent move. Guest appearances on the album include Gilby Clarke, Tracii Guns, Brian Tichy, Steve Rilley, Jani Lane and Eric Singer. Add to that a bonus interactive area with behind the scene's video footage and a music video for the single Queen For A Day and you have the perfect glam rock CD package. | |||
| PRODUCTION: 85% | SONGS: 80% | VIBE: 75% | ATTITUDE: 85% | ESSENTIAL FOR: All glam rock die hards! |
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DISCOGRAPHY:Backstreet Anthems . Queen For A Day
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