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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not Bad, But Not His Best,
By A Customer
This review is from: Cut Loose (Audio CD)
Cut Loose, Paul Rodgers' first record after leaving Bad Company, finds Paul playing every instrument. The thing of it is, he's pretty good at all of them. However, he's not great at any of them. As one would expect, though, the vocals are incredible. This album servers a a good mid-point between the Bad Co. material, and the later Firm material. The second Firm album, Mean Business, actually contains one of the best tracks off this album, Live In Peace. Overall a good album, but Paul would prove to be capable of much more...
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Cut Loose-Paul Rodgers,
By "bossrock" (Lancaster, PA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cut Loose (Audio CD)
On his first solo outing after leaving Bad Company in 1983, Paul really comes into his own. He plays every instrument on this album himself, and he sounds refreshed to be liberated from the confines of a band atmosphere. True, he may not be as great on every instrument as his Bad Company/The Firm/et al counterparts, and the production leaves something to be desired, but this album is definitely worth purchasing. The opener, "Fragile", is a scorching rocker, followed by the free-spirited title track. Paul does sound overjoyed to be "Cut Loose" indeed. The album also features the world-peace plea "Live In Peace", so befitting for today, which he later rearranged with The Firm for their 1986 release, "Mean Business". The song has more impact here, however, due to a sparser arrangement. Make no mistake, Paul isn't making no massive musical statement here, just good music. This is classic rock at its best. Unfortunately for Paul, the age of new wave swept this album under the carpet when it was released in 1983. Now, almost 20 years later, it sounds remarkably refreshing in spite of its own limitations.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
No Bonus Tracks?,
By Working Man (Atlanta, Georgia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cut Loose-Silver 25th Anniversary Ltd. Edition (Audio CD)
I own the original release of this CD and I am wondering where the bonus material is? The albums itself is quite good and often forgotten gem in Paul Rodgers long and legendary career. Cut Loose, Fragile and Northwinds stand out for me. You'll also find Live in Peace which was later recorded by the Firm and Superstar Woman a solo version of the Bad Company song released on the Original Bad Company two disc compilation.
The album is really solid from beginning to end but my original version doesn't have the best production so this deluxe edition should be an improvement. If only there were some bonus tracks then it would be worth repurchasing it for me. If you don't already own this and you're a Bad Company or Paul Rodgers fan then I recommend you go ahead and get it.
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