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1. What Cost War
2. Night You Walked Away
3. Wrong Place Wrong Time
4. Playing God Again
5. Solitary World
6. In the Dead of Night
7. Sweet Release
8. End of the Tunnel
9. Stay on My Mind
10. Cast the Stone

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2001 album for AOR hard rock act featuring Dokken bassist Jeff Pilson, who plays guitar & sings on all ten tracks. Guests include Paul Gilbert, John Norum, Richie Kotzen & John Levin.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Consistent rocker w/plenty of guests, June 12, 2007

By	Paul Lawrence "'EJL'" (Australia) - See all my reviews

Somewhat of a curio this one. Jeff Pilson and James Kottak rocking out on a break from their day jobs. Cool. And cool it is. Pilson takes on vox, guitar, bass and keyboards proving himself more than just some lunkhead rock dude and in fact a pretty handy allrounder - writing the whole thing too. Kottak takes care of the drumming assault and the result is a melodic rock 'n' roll record with some heavier moments like opener What Cost War and the more melodic would be represented by, say, The Night You Walked Away. The album rolls along - my gut feeling is it's best use is as a disc to throw on while crusing down the highway - and the honesty and indeed fun vibe in this project is evident.

Real interest for the lover of rock is the solid album being spiced up by a stellar cast of great six string slingers. Just check out the list - John Norum, Reb Beach, Paul Gilbert, John Levin and Richie Kotzen. Phew. Each takes a guest solo on a track except Kotzen who takes part in two tracks. Of course with a bunch of guitarists like that it will be a matter of taste who you'll like the most but for me Gilberts shredding on the funky Wrong Place Wrong Time is awesome and totally complements the songs fast and fun gallop.

Can't imagine this is ever gonna go platinum. Or gold. Or silver for that matter! But fans of straight ahead and enjoyable rock 'n' roll should pick this up. It's not too heavy and can really be played in mixed company, not even your buddies girlfriends will find this too hard to handle.

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