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If you are a metal-only fanatic then you can
stop reading now. I have to admit that I don't like Pink Cream 69 (their
music that is) very much but it's not because they're not metal. They are
just not that good. I like classical music, darkwave, metal, hard rock, some
pop music and even love ballads but this is not the kind of music I would find
myself listening too. Pink Cream 69 is referred to as a melodic metal band by
the label but I would rather compare their music to Whitesnake if you remember
what they used to sound like in their golden days. Whitesnake were a great
band with one of the best male vocalists in the history of mankind but this
only sound like a pale, foolish copy. The music is very good now and then with
some classic hard rock riffs but altogether the album sounds a bit weak. There
is no real power that lifts it to a higher level the way David Coverdale's
voice and passion did with Whitesnake. If you are in a daring mood then check
this out but I wouldn't recommend it to the average metal fan. This is a good
party album though but it isn't suited for plain lonely stereo
listening.
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1. Intro |
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2. Shout 3. Promised Land 4. Trust The Wiseman 5. |
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Don't Need Your Touch 6. He Took The World 7. Enslaved |
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8. In My Dreams 9. High As A Mountain 10. Shadows Of Time |
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11. Pinball Wizard 12. One Time Is Not Enough (Bonus) |
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