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    Heaven's Metal #40
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    Allegiance — Hazardous cover

    Allegiance

    Hazardous

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #40March/April 1993
    hard rock

    One of the midwest's better hard rock bands has released a nicely packaged compact disc, which should be awesome news... The disappointing fact is that the band failed to push themselves over the top on the production of this 10-song album. Some good ideas are presented here, like the cool Gregorian chant sound beginning In The Presence and the attempt at Def Leppard-like BGV's in Eye of the Storm, yet most of the album flounders in middle-of-the-road pop. There are two songs, though, that warrent attention: Work it Out, which comes slugging out of the speakers with a big 'n' nasty bass sound, making ya want to scream "Oh yeah!" and We're Fed Up, a song expressing anger over celebrities who recklessly espouse safe sex, which features a vocal hook much like the pre-chorus to Extreme's Get The Funk Out. To order, send $7 (for CD's) or $5 (for tapes) to: 903 S. Center, Mahomet IL 61853.

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