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You cannot leave comments for this CD because you are ''Highwired', 'fashion', it's all good and swings like a good hookers hips should. Don't be afraid of this one, Electric Boys and Hanoi still-alives rock hard here. It's Hanoi Rocks! The kings of sleaze, those furry Finnish bastards. Hanoi rocks 10 Hardline 05 Harem scarem 20 Harlan Cage 05 Hear n' aid 01 Heart 24 Heart throb mob 04 H.e.a.t. I sit here everyday, watchin you rush away I write down what you wear Words in prose of skirts and. Long as they are at least 4 songs in length.Įxisting comments about this CD From: rick kerch vzlaįirst comment?.what's up guys?.no Hanoi Rocks fans here?.Jesus Christ.anyway one of the things i like about the Rocks is that they have always kept it ue to their sound,no alteration,pure Glam/Dirty/Mean Rock'n'Roll and Michael Monroe has a pact with the Devil hahaha!!!.the years passes over him like nothing.talkin' about the album,well pure quality.song such as 'Highwired','Teenage Revolution','Transcendental Groove','This One's For Rock'n'Roll'(hell yeah!,nice song),'Powertrip','Walkin' Away','Tootin' Star' are that will keep your feet stomping and not to mention the funny little song 'Fumblefoot And Busy Bee'.get this album,honestly,you won't regret it.90/100 Please only submit officialĬD releases no bootlegs or cassette-only or LP-only releases.ĮPs and CD-singles from Hanoi Rocks are also welcome to be added, as Even if it is an obscure greatest-hits or liveĬompilation CD, we want to add it to the site. The ultimate goal is to make the discographies here at Heavy HarmoniesĪs complete as possible. Notice that a particular Hanoi Rocks CD release or compilation is missingįrom the list above, please submit that CD using the CD submission page. The music discographies on this site are works in progress. Live tracks, etc.), please post them in the corrections section of the If you see any errors or omissions in the CD information shown above,Įither in the musician credits or song listings (cover song credits, – – Reviewed by Vige for Sleaze Roxx, December 2007.Personnel Michael Monroe lead vocals, harmonica, saxophoneĪndy McCoy lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocalsĬonny Bloom lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals Label: Demolition Records DEMCDD161 Format: CD, Album, Enhanced, Digipak Country: Europe Released: 2007 Genre: Rock Style: Heavy Metal Tracklist. Twelve killers and one funny instrumental put a smile on your face if you like the Stones, Guns N’Roses or just any great rock’n’roll band.Ī perfect blend of the old fun and the new seriousness in the lyrics ( Monroe actually proves that HE is a street poet!), coupled with a sensational production and a beautiful 16-page booklet make this album a must-buy for any fan of rooted rock’n’roll! NOW they are back! It would take far too long to rave about every track, even though that’s exactly what this album would deserve. The title-track is just typical Hanoi, followed by the already mentioned “Fashion” with an ultra-catchy chorus. There they are, the melodies the band were always supposed to write since their comeback. Right from the start you’ll get blown away by the up-tempo “Hypermobile” and things only get better from there on. When Hanoi Rocks announced that they were heading into the studio to write a new album back in January, honestly I didn’t care much, but then there was “Fashion” – back with a bang! That song hooked me and I couldn’t wait until I could get my hands on the new album…and hell, this is the ultimate follow-up to Two Steps From The Move.

Sure, there were still some very good songs on there, but for me they lost a lot of their magical vibe. After going through some line-up changes the whole thing sounded somehow unfinished song wise and production wise. With Another Hostile Takeover they delivered the weakest record in their career in my opinion. Somehow that album was missing the fun for which Hanoi Rocks stood for in their first incarnation.

When I purchased their 2002 comeback album 12 Shots On The Rocks I was content with the songs but felt that they could get on to better things. Two Steps From The Move was, and still is, one of my favorite records ever, defining what rock’n’roll should sound like. They released their last album in the year of my birth and now, exactly 18 years later, I would be able to actually live and grow with them. For me this band meant a lot as it was them who finally turned me onto the whole 80’s sleaze/glam-scene.

When Michael Monroe and Andy McCoy decided to reunite Hanoi Rocks back in 2001/02 I was excited as hell. Michael Monroe – vocals, harmonica, sax and pianoĪndy McCoy – guitar, backing vocals and pianoĪndy “A.C.” Christell – bass and backing vocals

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