Streets Of Rock & Roll

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Genre :	Rock & Pop	Catalogue Number :	FRCD445
Format :	CD	Label :	Frontiers Records
Issued :	01 Feb 2010	Item sourced from :	USA
Number of Discs :	1

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Japan Edition ¥2,700 Released: 24 Mar 2010

HMV Review

With an appreciation of vintage hair metal bands occurring during the early 21st century, the Keel gentlemen couldn't have picked a better time to rear their heads again, with their seventh release overall in 2010, Streets of Rock & Roll. Unlike the group's last album, 1998's Keel VI: Back in Action, it is not the entire original line-up that is back in place, as bassist Kenny Chaisson has been replaced by Geno Arce. But despite this line-up hiccup, fans of Keel's earlier '80s work will definitely find some familiar sounds throughout Streets of Rock & Roll, as everything about it screams '80s melodic metal. Case in point, tunes such as No More Lonely Nights, which would've sounded bitching blasting from a Camaro while cruising into an arena parking lot・ack in 1986. Also featured are songs that sound straight out of an '80s teen film soundtrack (Live), and an acoustic ballad that would make Jon Bon Jovi proud (Does Anybody Believe). And as with many '80s melodic metallists back in the day, Keel can't resist a nod to Led Zeppelin, with the manly strut of Gimme That. 2010 seemed to be the year that quite a few '80s metal bands were able to successfully re-discover their flair from yesteryear -- Accept's Blood of the Nations, Y&T's Facemelter, Ratt's Infestation, and certainly, Keel's Streets of Rock & Roll. ~ Greg Prato, Rovi

Credits

Bryan Jay(Guitar), Bryan Jay(Vocals), Dwain Miller(Drums), Dwain Miller(Vocals), Geno Arce(Bass), Geno Arce(Vocals), Marc Ferrari(Guitar), Marc Ferrari(Vocals), Pat Regan(Keyboards), Ron Keel(Guitar), Ron Keel(Vocals), Jaime St. James(Vocals (Background)), Paul Shortino(Vocals (Background)), Pat Regan(Engineer), Pat Regan(Producer), Alex Solca(Photography), Brad Vance(Mastering), Bryan Jay(Composer), Dwain Miller(Composer), Leonard Quenneville(Art Direction), Marc Ferrari(Composer), Matt Faupel(Photography), Pat Regan(Mixing), Renee Keel(Photography), Ron Keel(Art Direction), Ron Keel(Composer), Stewart Johnson(Cover Design), Stewart Johnson(Photography), Paul Shortino(Vocal Producer), Renee Keel(Harmony), John Taylor Dismukes(Logo Design), Paul Shortino(Vocal Engineer)

Songs

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Hit The Ground Running
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Come Hell Or High Water
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Streets Of Rock N Roll

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Push & Pull
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Brothers In Blood
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Hold Steady

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Live
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Does Anybody Believe
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No More Lonely Nights

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The Devil May Care
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Lookin' For A Good Time
12

Gimme That

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JAKE | 千葉県 | 不明 | 22/June/2010

KEEL久々のNEWアルバムです。全体を通してかっこいいです。L.A.メタルを語る上で外せないバンドです。マーク・フェラーリとブライアン・ジェイのツインリードも聴き応えがあります。

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oyaji | 不明 | 不明 | 13/January/2010

サンプル聴きましたが、なかなか良いぞ。タイムリーで聴いた方々には懐かしの音、若い方々には新鮮に感じるのではないでしょうか。賛否両論あるかもしれませんが、俺は好きだ。来日希望します。

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