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I've Got the Rock 'N' Rolls Again by Joe (Rock) Perry (CD, Aug-1990, Columbia USA)
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Artist: Joe (Rock) Perry
Release Date: Aug 1990
Format: CD
Record Label: Columbia (USA)
Genre: Heavy Metal
UPC: 074643736428
Product ID: EPID3129149
Description: Personnel: Joe Perry (guitar, vocals), Ronnie Stewart (drums, percussion),
Charlie Farren (guitar, vocals) and David Hull (bass, vocals).
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I've Got The Rock 'N' Rolls AgainReview created: 06/04/06
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This album had we with the name of the title track - What a cool slogan.
I had never actually heard this album or any Joe Perry Project before. As soon as I got it, I punched it to track 3 and was so - disappointed.
It sounded like a blues dirge and no vocals. Well, crap. At least I got a good deal on it.
Then about a minute into the song, everything goes to 11, with excellent shrieking guitars and vocals. My favorite new song for the week.
The rest of the album is pretty catchy and a good snapshot of '80's rock.
Soldier of Fortune wouldn't be out of place on a Ramones album whill Buzz Buzz goes rockabilly. East Coast West Coast and Dirtyy Little Things are solid m&p rockers.
Some of the tunes are pretty generic and Play the Game is a bad carbon copy of "Dream On" but overall more good than bad.
Closes with Joe himself taking over lead vocals on South Station Blues.
If you want to see how Joe was staying busy before Permanent Vacation put Aerosmith back on the radio, check it out.
I had never actually heard this album or any Joe Perry Project before. As soon as I got it, I punched it to track 3 and was so - disappointed.
It sounded like a blues dirge and no vocals. Well, crap. At least I got a good deal on it.
Then about a minute into the song, everything goes to 11, with excellent shrieking guitars and vocals. My favorite new song for the week.
The rest of the album is pretty catchy and a good snapshot of '80's rock.
Soldier of Fortune wouldn't be out of place on a Ramones album whill Buzz Buzz goes rockabilly. East Coast West Coast and Dirtyy Little Things are solid m&p rockers.
Some of the tunes are pretty generic and Play the Game is a bad carbon copy of "Dream On" but overall more good than bad.
Closes with Joe himself taking over lead vocals on South Station Blues.
If you want to see how Joe was staying busy before Permanent Vacation put Aerosmith back on the radio, check it out.
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Joe Perry Rocks!Review created: 04/06/09
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It's a shame Mr.Perry left Aerosmith(Over spilt milk),but when he hooked up w/Charlie Farren to Record this Cd,History was made!
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