Showing posts with label Impellitteri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Impellitteri. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 October 2013






TRACKLIST:




Artist : Impellitteri
Country : USA
Release : Stand In Line
Year : 1988
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320


Info:

It's 1988 and Impellitteri has a completely new band including Graham Bonnet, who has also sang for MSG, Rainbow and Alcatrazz, keyboardist Phil Wolfe, ex-Quiet Riot/Ted Nugent bassist Chuck Wright, and ex-Ted Nugent drummer Pat Torpey. The music is an obvious attempt at commercial success, so much so that there is even a cover of Rainbow's "Since You've Been Gone" that Bonnet sang on originally. Of all the Impellitteri discs I own, this is my least favorite, but it is also his most well known. After this disc Graham Bonnet would split and Impellitteri would hook back up with original singer Rob Rock.

Monday, 14 October 2013





TRACKLIST:




Artist : Impellitteri
Country : USA
Release : Grin And Bear It
Year : 1992
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320


Info:

"Grin & Bear It" features the incredible voice of Rob Rock, along with bassist Chuck Wright, drummer Ken Mary, and shredmaster Chris Impellitteri. Ken Mary, along with Rob Rock, will stay with Impellitteri for years to come solidifying the Impellitteri line-up until the millennium. Musically this disc is a transition between the neo-classical Yngwie style of the first EP and the more commercial metal of "Stand in Line."





TRACKLIST:



Artist : Impellitteri
Country : USA
Release : Eye Of The Hurricane
Year : 1998
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320


Info:

The bonus disc is suppose to be the "Victim of the System" EP but as you can see from the track listing above, it has different songs than the original EP. "Eye of the Hurricane" continues in the same mode as "Screaming Symphony" with Chris Impellitteri's lightning-fast, neo-classical guitar licks and quick rhythms and Rob Rock's clean, strong vocals. This album is just a hair heavier but also seems to incorporate more keyboards than in the past. The keys are used more as an effect than anything else. I picked up this disc for $4! Couldn't believe it when I saw it. One of the two discs has a few light marks on it but it plays fine.

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