Yeeaahhhhhh!! 80's metal all the way! Queensryche, W.A.S.P., and Stryper fans will be pleased. Let's see . . . what do we have here? Biddly-Biddly shredding guitar solos? CHECK! High pitched wails? CHECK! Is at least one of the band members wearing spandex in the band photo? CHECK! And yes, this IS quality metal.
Other coverage for this album
Art for the Ears 2001Reviewed by Marco PovervestGlobal Warning is an old school melodic metal band from the USA. This is not the energetic power metal that's so popular in certain parts of the globe nowadays. What you can hear is the sort of pop metal stuff that was hot in the late eighties and early nineties. It's not done badly but I can't really get excited about it either. The playing is fine and the guitarist knows how to play solos well.…The Phantom Tollbooth 2001Reviewed by Andy ArgyrakisGlobal Warning sports a retro sound on their latest helping that will appeal to fans of the 70s and 80s rock era. The opening cut, appropriately titled "Global Warning" has a Rush meets Yes feel, while "Take Us Home" sounds more like a Led Zeppelin-inspired power ballad. The band does a hard rock version of the familiar church classic "Jesus Loves Me," in which the lead vocalist conjures up…Dead Zine 2000Reviewed by D_ListerFrom the Pacific Northwest, Washington state to be exact, comes a hard rock band that fills a void that I personally feel has been left empty for quite some time. I've always been a fan of stripped down hard rockin' bands like Bad Company, and Foreigner, and others along those lines but felt Christian bands who attempted this style usually got a little too 'Hymn' like in their approach. Global…
