Customer Reviews

VIII

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An XM devotee here, Deep Tracks 40 has been playing this, and as they always say, if you hear it here, let someone know that you went out and bought it. Great album. On my current playlist.

Having been turned onto this band on my XM satellite radio, I keep being satisfied with their old school rock and roll, which is a pleasent alternative to most of the crap we are diluged with on most other radio formats these days. Have purchased three other Cds of theirs and this one is more of the same. Keep up the good work. Highly recommend to any rock and roll fan.

Like the previous reviewer I have all the Stone Coyotes CD's and without a doubt this is the best and most consistent, superb listening not a mass produced note in sight lovely..........GET IT NOW!

The Coyotes are again in their finest order of who they are and what they do. I may just be prejudice but that's the case if you are a fan. I see all TSC efforts as one big volume of hits and classic rock and roll efforts. So much music for only three people. Amazing. VIII will leave you as before howling at the moon for more.

What can you say about the Stone Coyotes that hasn't been said before. Barbara Keith is a great writer, but a betetr vocalist. I have all the CD's and live to see them live. Buy this cd and keep independent rock and roll alive.

Great CD. As an old rock and roller, I found this CD to be fresh yet true to the tradition.

XM Radio is plugging this album, and the only reason I noticed it, is because it sucks sooo bad. The female leadsingers voice, after all these years still sounds untrained and amateurish (Shrill). The overall sound of the band is straight East Coast Garage band. Lousy recording techniques, where there are any at all. If you like this kind of music, you probably spend evenings applauding wildly at CW Karaoke contests. If you are at a show where they are playing, it's probably a good time to go sit somewhere quiet and burn one!