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08 October 2008
queen rocks
1 of 1 found this helpful In my opinion one of the greatest recordings of all time. Queen covered the gamut of music rock, jazz, you name it they covered it. If you have seen the classic album episode about this recording you know that no synths were used in the recording. Brian Mays guitar tone is the best ever, a must have recording.
09 June 2008
dew91261
if you are a queensryche fan this is a must, while the art of live is a much better cd this one is fully representative of the band in 2001. Geoff Tate has always been one of rocks greatest vocalists, time has taken away some of the high notes, but plenty are left. The cd is a chronological representation of the bands history from their ep to q2k. All the best are here a collection of their best known songs. the band is tight and the production is top notch, with the only great song omitted being the bridge from the promised land cd. if you are a fan it is a must if you have never checked them out this is the place to start.
02 March 2009
good old rock n roll
along with the black crowes, buckcherry are the only true rock and roll bands left. dirty, sleazy, sweaty, grimy rock and roll is what is on buckcherrys first cd. every song hits like a sledgehammer and keiths open g guitar tuning in lit up is reminiscent of keith richards. all killer no filler, this is rock and roll as it should be. I bought this only for lit up and was suprised at the amount of good songs, i have no dislikes about this cd i just wished their others had come up to this one.