Customer Reviews

Let It Rock

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This album is freakin increadible. i love it and i just got it today!!! no lie!! i strongly believe that this could be Great White's best album to date!! if you read in another reviewers review that Great White gets softer i don't know where he got the idea. there are only 3 slower songs ( they are great ) the rest are alot harder rock and others have to great blues sound and just freakin good rock'n roll!!for some reason this album didn't get anywhere and it is already out of print.( don't ask me why ) and it is also very hard to find. rarely will someone sell it on ebay and i haven't found another place to get it cept here. you will probably have to get it from someone else throught amazon but it is worth it. put it this way. I payed 40 bucks for this cd sealed and it was worth every penny. trust me. i am a die hard Great White fan and i am 14. i know good music when i hear it , not punk, not rap, not hip hop, nothin but good rock.so don't waste anymore time reading reviews and buy it. also Mark Kendall also shows off some of his great talent on this album!!!!!!!!!

This CD Rocks!! What acostic guitars?? Hello...anyone home??
I am a die hard GW fan and this CD flat out rocks..Definately a must have CD for anyone who enjoys good rocking tunes..
I wish there was a "Great White" cover band out there....

This Cd never comes out of the player. I had it since the day it was released and it is a bit scatched, so i am looking for a new one. Every song is top notch, from the opening My world to the heart felt Miles Away Hand on the Trigger has such a groove that you can find yourself playing 3 or 4 times over. I really wish it got more exposure, but I love the fact that one of my truly favrouite cds is out of print.

If you love good blues based rock'n'roll, this is a disc for you. There is a good reason Great White has endured. They continue to put out excellent music! "Let it Rock" is great collection of rockers with a taste of the mellow, for balance. This disc slipped under the radar, but is certainly some of GW's best work. If you liked their Once Bitten album, you will dig this one for sure. Long live Great White!!

The sound and feel of the album is a cross between Psycho City and Once Bitten.

It starts off with the heaviest song from GW in the 90's "My World".

I'm not sure what album the reviewer from Indonesia was listening to but there is only one ballad with acoustic guitars on Let It Rock. Mostly rockers "Lives In Chains" "Hand On The Trigger"and heavy blues "Pain Overload".

This was a fine album of music that was better than The Rolling Stones "Voodoo Lounge" LP. Unfortunately, most American rock fans did not find out about it. Only the sad state of American radio can be blamed for this album's lack of exposure to the millions of rock music listeners across America. This is why I hate bands like Wheezer and The Presidents of the United States of America, who received loads of air-play during the 90's while the music of Great White was over-looked. Those cheesy pop rock knockoffs can't measure up to Great White. Please do yourself a favor and purchase this album. It Rocks!

What i have to say may be with a split tongue... but, This is GW at their truest form, being unpreditable. Staying true to the signature sound but at the same time throwing you for a loop in subject matter. Theres definately a song for every Great White fan. From the soft hearted to the most hard rockin' fan! Like em' or not can't deny the the attitude and determination to stand their ground, by being themselves and not being afraid to experiment. Keep it rocking guys!

GREAT WHITE HAS NEVER BEEN GIVEN THE CREDIT THEY DESERVE.THE BAND ROCKS AS A WHOLE,NO MATTER WHAT STYLE OF MUSIC THEY PLAY.IM GLAD THEY HAVE STUCK TO THIER ROOTS,UNLIKE SO MANY OTHERS.THEY WILL BE AROUND A LONG TIME,& I'LL STILL BE LISTENING!

Awesome 1996 release from GW. Perhaps there best. On par with ...Twice Shy & Psycho City. Standout tracks include: "My World", "Lil' Mama", "Pain Overload" & "Man in the Sky". Too bad this disc didn't get any airplay or push from the label. A definite grab for any Great White or hard rock fan!

This is perhaps Great White's best album.

Jack Russell and Mark Kendall are one of my all time favorite duos in Hard Rock/Heavy Metal. Both use thier bluesy styles to perection. Out of print, this CD tends to be a bit pricey, but it is well worth the few extra bucks.

Hot Spots: Hand on the Trigger, Miles Away, Where is the Love?, Ain't No Way to Treat a Lady. There really isn't a bad song on the album.


If you are a Great White fan, you have to get this album.