I don't believe it! Resurrection Band put somethin' out that's not sucky 80's blues metal, yeah! I think that might of had something to do with Ty Tabor (King's X) producing (& playing a bit) this album. Now this is no return to Rez's glory days of Awaiting Your Reply or Rainbow's End, but praise to God Almighty, they finally progressed. I've heard alot of people say that this is a King's X rip-off, but I really don't hear alot of it myself, maybe on 2 or 3 songs, but that doesn't classify as a rip-off. And glory of all glories, Wendi Kaiser's vocals are few on this album, with Glenn being predominant in the vocal area. However her vocals are better on this album, than the last few efforts. Overall the song writing (music) is excellent & of course the lyrics are the type that make ya stop & think. This is an excellent concept album. I would recommend it highly!
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