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    Heaven's Metal #34
    Heaven's Metal #34/Full Tilt

    Full Tilt

    [EP]

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label independentHeaven's Metal #34March 1992
    hard rock

    Here's a rarity: a vinyl EP! If you like good commercial Hard Rock, you'll dig this young band from Central Texas. Influences seem to range from Y&T to The Scorpions and Queensryche (the closest resemblance being Y&T). This is actually a good recording of four decent songs. The vocalist, Jim Brandt, used to drum for Roxalt. Lyrically, the band is more of a positive message band than an out 'n' out ministry, with various topics such as drugs, love, soul-searching and growing up in the atomic age. "Eye Of The Needle" is about drug addiction, showing the heavier side of the band. "Face In The Mirror" deals with a guy who is searching for the person he knows he should be. "China Doll" warns about the harlot woman of Proverbs. "Sandy" is a love song, talking about reconciliation to a wife after a fall out in their marriage. To order this EP (in vinyl only!), send $5 (plus $1 shipping/Make checks out to James Brandt) to: Full Tilt, 7598 Chevy Chase Dr. 104, Austin TX 78752.

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