Tema de adelanto de Michael Monroe

caido en little big horn escribió:Me ha parecido muy buen tema ¿Se sabe cuando sale al mercado?

Znuff escribió:

caido en little big horn escribió:Me ha parecido muy buen tema ¿Se sabe cuando sale al mercado?

En marzo. No está mal del todo, es un tema muy Ginger ¿no?

MICHAEL MONROE - Sensory Overdrive (Album)

Spinefarm Records UK - 14th March 2011

Somewhere between Sex Pistols and the Rolling Stones, sometime between the Seventies and tomorrow, a Finnish glam rock icon met a British punk rock hero; they jammed, they wrote, they jammed some more, and a tremendous rock album was born. It was called ‘Sensory Overdrive’ and it was meant to take over our hearts, possibly radio and TV stations and ultimately, as usual, the world…

The first track on ‘Sensory Overdrive’ is a right kick in the teeth, high volume adrenaline on the rocks, while first chosen single ‘78’ is more of the same with the added pleasure of one of the most infecting choruses ever heard from Michael. The ‘killer riff/catchy chorus’ formula betrays the hand of Ginger, and it works wonders with Monroe’s versatile vocals. Mr Wildheart’s influence is even more dominant in ‘Got Blood?’, 2:38 of raw, fast rock’n’roll.

‘Superpowered Superfly’ is a 70s tinted melodic Redbull overdose, a rich, full bodied mash between ‘Don’t You Ever Leave Me’ and ’29 x The Pain’ with an edgy final, followed by the fury of ‘Modern Day Miracle’ and ‘Bombs Away’. Track after track, it’s amazing the way Ginger and Michael both make their mark on the songwriting, none overtaking the other, together knitting a sound that is not Wildhearts, not Hanoi Rocks, but a precious embroidery of the two threads with a personality of its own.

Like these two heavyweights of rock’n’roll were not enough on one record, the picture is perfected by an exceptional line up, which sees Sami Yaffa on bass, Steve Conte on guitar and Karl ‘Rockfist’ Rosqvist on drums, plus to two first class guest appearances from country star Lucinda Williams and iconic Motorhead frontman Lemmy. Williams duets with Michael in the Stones-ian ‘Gone, Baby Gone’, another chance for the ex Hanoi to show off his singing shades and capabilities in three and a half minutes of feelgood Americana; Lemmy gives his unmistakeable vocal contribution to ‘Debauchery As a Fine Art’, ending ‘Sensory Overdrive’ with a bang and leaving you gagging for more.

Michael Monroe Band may look like a supergroup, but it’s far from it: this is a Band, and a bloody good one, passing first the live and now the songwriting test with flying colours. Judging from these thirty-three minutes of cutting, dirty, vibrating rock’n’roll, Michael and Ginger’s artistic marriage is the driving force behind it and its greatest muse. They were either going to kill each other, or create something truly wonderful: thankfully, they gave us ‘Sensory Overdrive’, and no album title was ever more apt.

10/10

Review by The Wicked Witch

Albytor escribió:El tema no suena mal, pero tampoco me ha parecido ninguna maravilla. Como bien decía, suena a Wildhearts, pero, al menos para mi, sin la frescura de estos.

Jesus Ruiperez escribió:¿Qué os parece la formación que lleva MICHAEL MONROE?

GINGER (Wildhearts): guitarra
SAMI YAFFA (Hanoi Rocks): bajo
STEVE CONTE (New York Dolls): guitarra
KARL "ROCKFIST" ROSQVIST (Danzig): batería

carlitos_matanza escribió:Divertido... está a kilómetros de lo mejor de los hanoi y los buenos momentos de Michael en solitario pero mola. El grupo , éso sí, es cojonudo,me muero por verlos.

TEDDY escribió:

carlitos_matanza escribió:Divertido... está a kilómetros de lo mejor de los hanoi y los buenos momentos de Michael en solitario pero mola. El grupo , éso sí, es cojonudo,me muero por verlos.

es la impresion que te da a las primeras escuchas pero gana un monton con las escuchas ,me ha encantado!!!