Lääz Rockit - No Stranger To Danger
| Release date: | 1985 |
| Style: | Bay Area thrash metal |
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01. Dreams Die Hard
02. I've Got Time
03. Town To Town
04. Backbreaker
05. Stand Alone
06. Spared From The Fire
07. Off The Deep End
08. Tonight Alive
09. Wrecking Machine
10. Leatherface
02. I've Got Time
03. Town To Town
04. Backbreaker
05. Stand Alone
06. Spared From The Fire
07. Off The Deep End
08. Tonight Alive
09. Wrecking Machine
10. Leatherface
Review
Rating:
7.9
7.9
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Rating: 7.9 |
Lääz Rockit's second album No Stranger To Danger explored the more melodic and commercial aspects of their debut album. However, this hardly bears similarity to glam metal - not even to the heavier first wave - as often derided. Save for a ballad, the album is made up of pure if rather polished slightly sped-up heavy metal that occasionally gives nods towards the band's speedy peers. Still, even a die-hard thrash fan would be hard-pressed to pinpoint these moments as the album has a very light-hearted, perhaps even boyish feel atypical for the continuously dour underground metal scene. It is mainly Michael Coons' fault, one of the most versatile vocalists of the genre, and to a lesser degree that of the guitarists who just seem to run with it. Read more ›› |
Comments
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| Joppe Steelemeister Posts: 3301 From: Finland  |
An average album at best.. same as the previous one. Not thrash tbh, more like NWOBHM or USPM. IMO generally the songs need improvement; "Off The Deep End", "Wrecking Machine" and "Leatherface" are ok tracks, not great but better than majority of this album, that is quite average.
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| JoHn Doe Posts: 4874  |
Not as good and entertaining as the debut, but still pretty enjoyable. 
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