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In for the Kill by Fools Paradise (CD, 2014)

Camp Chippewa (30060)

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Price:

US $6.15

ApproximatelyAU $9.42

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Estimated delivery Mon, 21 Jul - Thu, 31 Jul

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Condition:

Like new

CD is Factory Sealed, Unplayed however the Jewel Case has a crack.

About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb

UPC0888295094610

eBay Product ID (ePID)11046052243

Product Key Features

Release Year2014

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistFools Paradise

Release TitleIn for the Kill

Dimensions

Item Weight0.24 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks9

Number of Discs1

TracksTemple of Kings, War, Wasted Years, Long Time, In for the Kill, End of Days, Static, Loser, Broken Man

NotesREVIEWS: Great Lyrically. Song after song, this album stays strong. Wasted Years - It's a musical masterpiece, with all the complex time signatures, etc. War - Hard Hitting ROCK! Another highlight of the album. (Brian Vibberts) Bryan Farrish Promotion: - Wasted Years - Creative tempos and chugging guitars get the listener immediately pumped. The vocal entrance provides an air of anticipation and rock sincerity. A triumphant anthem of a chorus seems to be the well-placed payoff, but in fact it's the instrumental break and guitar solo in the middle of the song that really shows off how Fools Paradise can simultaneously groove and shred. - Long Time - A perfectly constructed and melodic guitar arpeggio in the intro leads into a drum and vocal groove, and shows off how the band locks in and feeds off of each other. The chorus is an irresistible rock and roll sing-a-long moment, and the ensuing guitar solo definitely wraps you up and carries you pleasantly over the bridge. At times, the lead singer reminds you of Paul Stanley. This song builds like a breathtaking wave that you will want to listen to full blast as you peel down the highway. (Review by: Jason Shaffer)