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Club Daze, Volume 1: The Studio Sessions

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If you are an SMF, this is a must have CD. From rockers like Come Back and Lady's Boy to more bluesy sounding trackslike T.V. Wife, this CD has itall. This is Twisted Sister in rare form. Sound quality is A-1. I'm looking forward to a possible Volume 2!

If you are a Twisted Sister fan like me, this record just have to be in youre collection. Espesially the song "rock'n'roll saviours", it's just supergold, Í realy love the lyrics, It's also nice to se some songs by Jay-Jay, I like them to. Maybe the sound is a bit bad, but that makes up in love... The songs have a kind of Thin Lizzy/Led Zepplin sound that I myself enjoy very much, this record is for us a bit olkder diggers, not to bye if you only enjoy new music. So I say, Rock'n'roll lives forever but Disco dies today! Love Pär, Buy IT!

I saw Twisted many times in the clubs of NJ and NY in the early 80's. What a treat for me to hear this disc and capture where they were at during this timeframe. Lady's Boy is just as I remember it and its nice to have it on CD rather than the old 45. Rock N Roll Saviors is great! Now we need the Rock N Roll Saviors to save us from rap instead of disco. Old drummer Tony Petri from Fords on CD is cool too!

I bought this album some days ago and once I heard it I couldn't believe my ears. It has really awesome songs. T.V wife, Can't stand still and Follow me are tracks that really make me feel like a S.M.F.

The rest of the album is very cool too. I surely recommend it

This CD is amazing! It sounds quite a bit different from other Twisted Sister stuff I've heard. I mean, some of the songs(Big Gun, T.V. Wife, High Steppin') actually have sort of a swing sound to them. It seems a bit odd coming from this band(well, unless you were alive in the 70's and saw them in the clubs) but for some reason it actually works. The rest of the CD is great too; I especially liked Lady's Boy, Pay the Price, and Can't Stand Still. Shoot 'em Down sounds way different than the version on the Under the Blade album, but it's awesome anyway. The only thing wrong with this CD is that the recording of Under the Blade is really bad, but the rest more than makes up for it. The jewel case booklet is hilarious, with Dee Snider explaining his purposes behind the songs.

I bought this album some days ago and once I heard it I couldn't believe my ears. It has really awesome songs. T.V wife, Can't stand still, and Follow me are tracks that really make me feel like a S.M.F.

The rest of the album is very cool too. I surely recommend it

Incredibly disappointing. Not at all like good TS. I guess if you liked Under The Blade you might like this a little, but it's really not very good for any genre of music you put it in. I highly recommend passing on this one and waiting to see if Dee gets a new CD out soon.

The version of Lady's Boy on this may be enough to justify it's existence (it's awesome and just as I remember it) however, the overall package is a let down. I don't know exactly what extent vintage TS there is, but it seems a bit more than half of this stuff is nonsense. The songs before Dee's joining the band is pretty lame. I'd recommend passing on it unless you must have everything Twisted has done. I love the old stuff (Under the Blade, Ruff Cuts) but this really does not cut it.