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It is kind of different, but still GREAT!,
By Joe "Sick Boy" (TExAS) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Revival (Audio CD)
This is a bit of a departure for the Rev. Not as hard as "Lucky Seven." Not as rockabilly as "Spend a Night in the Box." In fact, this one has a little "country flavor. And you know what? That is what I love about this band! That is why I see them every time they come to my town. That is why I literally wear out their CDs listening to them. This band is so fresh and innovative, always growing. "Going Back Home" and "Indigo Friends" should appease the "red meat" Rev fans, but the whole album is great. Give it a couple of listens before you judge, it really is good.
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Blistering set captures Heat's live energy in the studio,
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Working with his tour soundman, Heat's captured the fire of his live set on this studio album. His trademark rhythm/lead combo playing fuels a surprisingly full sound from his trio, barely ever slowing down to catch their breath. Heat's songs (he wrote all fifteen selections) range from western-influenced guitar raves to swing-styled rockabilly and punk-influenced psychobilly. The few ballads, "Someone in Heaven," "Lonesome Man" and the torchy "We Belong Forever" provide a brief respite from the manic energy, but it's driving rock 'n' roll that is Heat's forte and it's fully evident on this fine LP. The bonus DVD provides a look at the trio's performance on three additional tracks, "Galaxy 500," "Like a Rocket" and "Party in Your Head," as well as a 17-minute interview/documentary on Heat's early days in the business.
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Enhanced?,
By mattsal23 (Raytown, MO United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Revival (Audio CD)
After getting a second copy of this disc from Amazon and not finding anything other than the music tracks on it, I suspect that the "enhanced" version has been discontinued and only the non-enhanced version is available. Hopefully they will update their website to reflect that.
Other than that, this is typical Horton Heat- a lot of great songs, with one or two mediochre songs.
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