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Carved in Stone

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Vince Neil Format: Audio CD

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Track Listings

1	Breakin' in the Gun
2	Crawl
3	One Way
4	Black Promises
5	Skylar's Song
6	Make U Feel
7	Writing on the Wall
8	Find a Dream
9	One Less Mouth to Feed
10	Rift
11	25 or 6 to 4

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Vince put together a band that provides a great musical backdrop to his songs. Most notable among the members is ex-Billy Idol sideman Steve Stevens on lively lead guitar. Track listing includes "Look in Her Eyes," "Sister of Pain," "Can't Have Your Cake," plus more.

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Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5 x 5.75 x 0.45 inches; 3.2 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Beyond Records
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2004
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 24, 2007
Label ‏ : ‎ Beyond Records
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00005KCGL
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

Best Sellers Rank: #78,115 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #845 in Alternative Metal (CDs & Vinyl)
- #2,175 in Hard Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
- #2,500 in Dance Pop (CDs & Vinyl)

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Christopher W. Smith

Ahead of it’s time!!

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018

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Vince Neil came into his own from 91’ until present. This album is amazing and ahead of its time. No one was mixing rock with rap beats and electronic at the time. Limp biz kit, kid rock etc. came many years later. If you are a fan of Vince Neil this is a must.

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C. Koch

Alternative Rock???????

Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2009

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Let's keep it simple...
If you are a Vince fan... You will like this album.
If you have never heard it and want a unique glimpse back into 90s alt rock... buy it.
This is not a great album overall (there are filler tracks), but there are some awesome things going on here. It is almost too bizarre to put together. Vince Neil, lead singer of the greatest "hair metal" band of all time and (in my opinion) one of the meanest bands to ever walk the face of the earth - teams up with The Dust Brothers - most famous for the Beastie Boy's "Paul's Boutique" and classic tracks of Tone Loc. WHAT the HUH?!? Believe it.
Vince is mysterious and sexy. Track 3 has a saxophone solo... and it is AWESOME!

The skinny:
Vince's voice is great, but the Dust Brothers' production is what makes this unique and special. I dare say: slinky and sexy. This album is the missing link between "Motley Crue" self-titled '94 and "Generation Swine."
I strongly recommend tracks 1-3 and Skylar's Song is great for the sentimental and easily lets Tommy Lee's "Brandon" keep the title for worst song ever. This is not a hair metal album - it truly is 90s Alt-Rock. Give Vince some credit.

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Wrong Amazon Description & Broken CD Shell

Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023

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Just got this album. First things first, the CD shell arrived broken. I know nothing about Vince’s solo efforts after XPosed. I read the Amazon description of this album, which is as follows:

“Vince put together a band that provides a great musical backdrop to his songs. Most notable among the members is ex-Billy Idol sideman Steve Stevens on lively lead guitar. Track listing includes "Look in Her Eyes," "Sister of Pain," "Can't Have Your Cake," plus more.“

This already sounded suspicious because it includes songs from Xposed, but I thought, I’d still get it. Turns out, none of this is true -the songs, the musicians… And I got the disc because I thought Steve Stevens was playing in it.

Thanks Amazon.

I hope at least I like what I hear.

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Ronald young

Long live rock n roll

Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020

Love this album it fricking rock

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acenugget

Impressive

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2005

I'm not sure what made me buy this cd. I had heard Vince Neil's "Sister of Pain" single from his first solo album was simply not impressed. I bought this cd on a whim and it's just awesome. I was quite honestly surprised by both the skillful songwriting and the excellent musicianship. This is not a Motley Crue cd. The disk has a much darker feel to it than anything Motley Crue has ever done. This cd alone has icreased my respect for both Vince Neil and somehow Motley Crue. I wish I could buy this cd over and over again.

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Daniel Ferguson-Maltzman

An overlooked treasure

Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2005

Vince Neil ruled the 80s. He is recognized, probably second only to David Lee Roth, as the voice of 80s hard rock and metal. As the lead singer of Motley Crue, Neil scored six chart-topping, platinum albums, from 1981 to 1991. During the Crue's heyday, their songs dominated MTV and radio. With massive World-wide tours, the Crue conquered the globe. But at the dawn of the 90s, trouble began.

1992 saw the fall of 80s style hard rock, the rise of grunge/alt. rock, and the dismissal of Vince from the Crue.

Not dismayed from his firing (although the Crue maintains that he quit), Neil spent most of the 90s as a solo artist.

80s rockers in the 90s responded to the grunge/alt revolution differently. Some bands (Motley Crue, Warrant) sought to update their sound to fit in with the current trends. While others bands (Dokken, Slaughter) chose to stick to the pop-metal formula of yore. Neil chose the latter path.

Without missing a beat, Neil started a new band with former Billy Idol guitarist Steve Stevens, Dave Marshall (guitar), Vikki Fox (Drums), and Robbie Crane (bass). Their debut album, "Exposed" was released in 1993. "Exposed" lived in a vacuum, completely unaware of the changes that had taken place in rock and was a complete throw-back to 80s pop-metal. While the album, no doubt, delighted fans nostalgic for old-school metal, it failed to make a major impact. Within a year Stevens had returned to Billy Idol and Marshall was gone as well.

For his new band, Vince found Brent Woods to play lead, and retained the "Exposed" rhythm section of Foxx and Crane.

"Exposed" had acted as though the grunge/alt rock movement had never even occurred. For his second solo outing, Neil decided to chance his luck with a different approach. With the Dust Brothers (The Beastie Boys) producing, "Carved in Stone," embraced a new 90s sound. Although it is most definitely a rock album, "Carved in Stone" has elements of hip-hop, and the sound and tone are distinctly dark. "Carved in Stone" is the darkest album Neil had made since the Crue's classic "Shout at the Devil" (1983).

Although "Exposed" had tremendous instrumental firepower, the song-writing was lacking and thus the album was not up-to-par with classic Crue. Fortunately, this is not a problem for the follow-up. Compared to "Exposed," "Carved in Stone" is better written, with catchier hooks and grooves. The lyrics had also improved and had considerably more substance. While "Exposed" was a fun retro album (with amazing guitar work), it was ultimately, a fluff piece. "Carved in Stone" is darker, edgier, leaner, and meaner.

While "Carved in Stone" certainly has a dark 90s sound/vibe, the songs are also highly melodic with good song along choruses. It's not as though Neil completely abandoned his roots and tried to sound trendy, i.e., Tommy Lee's "Methods of Mayhem" (1999). What he did is update his sound for a new, contemporary audience. Unfortunately, few cared.

The album opens up strong with the mid-tempo, grinding "Breakin' in the Gun," told from the perspective of its sadistic narrator. "The Crawl" could have been a hit, as it has the perfect blend of an 80s sing-along chorus, and a 90s dark, brooding theme. "One Way" is one of the more hip-hop sounding songs on the disc, although it is rocking enough to please most old-school Crue-heads. The haunting "Black Promises" has a strong melody and could also have been a contender to be used as a single. "Skylar's Song," written for Vince Neil's dying daughter, is one of the most beautifully written heartfelt songs you will ever hear. The melodic "Make U Feel" and the angry, urgent "Writing on the Wall" are effective and keep up the momentum. The lethargic "Find a Dream," and the hopeless "One Less Mouth to Feed" are good, if not the most memorable songs. The album comes back in full force with the hopeless but beautiful mini-epic, "The Rift."

"Carved in Stone" was actually ahead of its time. It might have actually been a big hit, had it been released only a few years later, at the height of Nu-Metal. It would have been easy to imagine hearing these songs along side the likes of Kid Rock, KORN, and Limp Bizkit. Only Neil's album was far more melodic, with actual guitar solos that didn't sound like the inside of a meat-grinder.

"Carved in Stone" is most comparable to Motley Crue's "Generation Swine,"(1997) which was released two years later (after Neil had rejoined the group). Both "Carved in Stone" and "Generation Swine" see an 80s artist update their sound for a 90s audience. But "Generation Swine" sounds contrived and forced, whereas "Carved in Stone" sounds genuinely dark and edgy.

It's a shame that more people didn't check out "Carved in Stone" when it was first released, because it's a really cool album. While it isn't quite as good as "Too Fast for Love" (1982) or "Shout at the Devil," (1983), it's as good as just about anything else Vince did with the Crue. If you're a Crue fan and missed "Carved in Stone" the first time around, try giving it a spin.

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Rip Rocker

I would so give this a 5 Star Review only for the fact that this is not the Imported Reissue that Amazon says it is.

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2010

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I ordered this CD via through Amazon thinking that it was the reissue with the Bonus Track of 25 or 6 to 4.As it states in the information reguarding this CD. BUYER BEWARE!!! Athough this is the reissue of Vince Neils Carved in Stone, It does not have this song as a bonus track, There for it nothing but a regular reissue of the same CD that was released in 1995 on Beyond Music and not Warner Bros. Other then this little misguided information I would Definatly give this release a 5 Star rating.

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M. Fitzgerald

way ahead of it's time

Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2001

this album is the better of vince's two solo discs. if you're a music fan you'll love this disc. he's doing things on this recored that "Limp" & "Saliva" are doing now. most of the tracks are dark heavy rock songs,("The Crawl", "MakeUFeel","Black Promisas'","One Less Mouth To Feed" & "The Rift"),with others weilding cazy groovs & hip-hop beets, ("Breaking In The Gun", "One Way", & "Find A Dream"). this is a record I wish evryboddy could hear, it's that good. this album hit the streets in 1995. way ahead of it's time!

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