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1 year ago
danielb
I watched the Unscripted interview with Bruce now. It's clear he's ready for retirement, asking for one final tour, whereas Kevin is far from ready to retire. So, he goes out solo, unable to tour under the REO banner without Bruce (and Neal's?) blessing. I don't see what's so strange about it.
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1 year ago
danielb
Kevin is the voice of the band and the main songwriter and it appears the band will stay the same only with a change of name. Bruce being in our out of the band will have no impact on ticket sales whatsoever, so it's understandable Kevin will still go out even though Bruce's health doesn't allow him joining.
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1 year ago
danielb
No major issues? He is completely out of tune?
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1 year ago
danielb
This from Milan last night. Still out of tune, unfortunately, which makes it hard to enjoy the band's performance, which is stellar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNwrdR0Nn9A
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1 year ago
danielb
Cell phone vid quality is not the issue here, James' voice is. He is clearly audible. It is unusual to hear a professional singer being so off. In DT no less.
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1 year ago
danielb
Under A Glass Moon from London: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIqiYw-hQ10
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1 year ago
danielb
The Hagaer era produced a lot of great music but I would argue a minority would pick Hagar over Roth in the VH equation, so it's only natural the book will have a focus on the Roth era of the band. I would also agree with AVH when he says the Roth era of the band had the magic, so to speak. Would I have liked to read a book about all eras of the band? Yes, but I can see how the scope would hav
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1 year ago
danielb
James is the voice of DT for sure and cannot be replaced (contrary to MP). He is very shaky live though, always has been. Hopefully he improves as the tour goes on. It cannot be a momentous occasion when he sounds this way, unfortunately.
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1 year ago
danielb
JLB sounded really off unfortunately. Hopefully he will improve as the tour goes on.
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1 year ago
danielb
Hopefully the rest of the songs are stronger. This is more like a collage of 100 different DT sounds - where's the meat?
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1 year ago
danielb
LOL. What was the attendance? When many acts are pulling out of Australian tours, I hope this one is reasonably well attended to allow follow up visits.
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2 years ago
danielb
At least that's the way it looks (and sounds) to me. Not very flattering and somewhat surprising. Michael Anthony doesn't seem to find it funny (1:40). Hopefully it was just a one time slip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubusZN-7s0g
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2 years ago
danielb
BCC has everything going for them except one important thing: strong songs. From Hughes & Thrall and onwards it's been proven time and time again that Glenn's best work is with strong songwriting partners. Unfortunately, Bonamassa doesn't belong in that category. Name three memorable tracks on this album, let alone ten. The feeling of having heard it all before is very strong on V. Musi
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2 years ago
danielb
It's as if they forgot how to write songs and melodies with Joey's voice less distinct and more buried in the mix too. How is this Europe other than in name?
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2 years ago
danielb
So very tired...
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3 years ago
danielb
Compare Perry on Raised on Radio to Waite with Bad English, and one would be forgiven for saying Waite has a limited range :) That's not to say he isn't distinctive. Quite the opposite in fact. What he lacks in horsepower, he makes up for with style. Similar to Mogg :)
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3 years ago
danielb
I can see what people mean when they say that Waite talk sings, so there... :)
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3 years ago
danielb
Was just about to mention John Waite. Totally unlike Mogg, yet similar somehow.
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3 years ago
danielb
Have been in a heavy Mogg mode recently, going through UFO's albums and discovering Walk on Water and Covenant for the first time. It's hard to pinpoint what Mogg's real strength is but his voice just screams UFO, basically :) There's some real emotion coming from him somehow. What do you think?
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3 years ago
danielb
He certainly hasn't lost the ability to write great stuff together with Paich and Williams. Highlights of the album for me the two punch of: When I See You Again (laid back yet driven bass playing that makes the song for me) and Take My Love which is Kingdom of Desire 2023. Love it! ... and now I see that the bass playing on the former is Luke himself :)
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3 years ago
danielb
At first I didn't like the mix, on the boomy side, but it's nothing I think of now. A collection of great/blue songs, with restrained soloing and heartfelt singing. A winner.
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3 years ago
danielb
Brooks said it well. The drums are more or less buried. I wasn't expecting Tambu type clarity but if you are going to have Simon Phillips play, you better feature him in the mix. Also, disappointed to hear about the running time of 35 mins. That's more like an EP than a full album. Same as Paich's latest offering.
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3 years ago
danielb
New single now on Spotify. Nothing wrong with the track but a shame about the mix. I think that's the great Simon Phillips on drums but it's hard to tell...
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3 years ago
danielb
Is this still set for a June release?
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3 years ago
danielb
Hope he wins against them.
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3 years ago
danielb
How do you feel Freeman falls short?
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3 years ago
danielb
Good point, Gary. I don't want them to be clones of their old selves. I just want memorable songs, riffs and melodies. There is a shortage of them all across the 3 albums released so far. It's a mid tempo plod fest, basically, with a Freeman who should learn to hold back every now and then.
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3 years ago
danielb
Very litte in common with the old Dio band, unfortunately, which is strange given how much influence Appice/Campbell had on the Dio sound. I guess Ronnie had a lot to do with the songwriting. Freeman falls way short of Ronnie's abilities, but I find him one dimensional even by today's standards. With some help in the songwriting dept and another singer fronting them, they could get a fresh
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3 years ago
danielb
Have been checking out the new album, Jericho, and struggled to get halfway through it. The reason? No hooks nor melodies, the exact things that made Dio such a stand out band back in the day. Also, to me, Freeman has an extremely limited range, often resorting to shouting, which quickly grates. A shame, since I want to hear Appice and Campbell together. Playing wise, they can still deliver
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3 years ago
danielb
nobycane Wrote: > > It would not surprise me that by end of this year > or even into next year the Dead Daisies announce > another lead vocalist replacing Hughes. Because at > this point, it seems that Hughes has his plate > full for his solo and other personal projects for > at least the next 3-4 years. Where does it say Glenn will record a new solo album? He has sa
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