Iommi / Glenn Hughes - Fused [Collaboration] - review
Iommi / Glenn Hughes - Fused [Collaboration] - review
Album
Fused [Collaboration] Release date
July 12, 2005 Tracklist
01. Dopamine02. Wasted Again
03. Saviour Of The Real
04. Resolution Song
05. Grace
06. Deep Inside A Shell
07. What You're Living For
08. Face Your Fear
09. The Spell
10. I Go Insane
11. Let It Down Easy [Japanese bonus]
12. The Innocence [iTunes bonus]
13. Slip Away [Japanese bonus] [Rolling Stones cover]
A review by
Jeff July 06, 2005
Yeah this is a must for the fans of this kind of music actually, really melodic and catchy with some dark compositions however, all the songs of "Fused" are great really, and when I listen to the album actually I really think that it could become a "good" album of the style. However, this is really classic, not really original and new. But on the other hand Iommi has nothing to prove if you see what I mean. When you buy an album of the "band" you always know that you'll have this kind of music, they never take any big risks but at least that's always correct and that's always good music.
"Fused" is really well produced, with a really good sound (is it a real surprise?) and in the style let me tell you that we're in front of a really nice album. Evidently I cannot blame Tony Iommi or Glenn Hughes, these two guys are on the list of the best musicians but as I said before the 10 songs are in the true spirit of the Hard FM of the 90's with in addition, the magical "rock n roll" guitar-playing of Tonny Iommi. The riffs are heavy and loud, the melodies are always nice and give a lot of emotions, it's hard to find something wrong with this album.
If you're a fan of Iommi "Fused" is a must for you, the album is well done and musically interesting, but however I regret the lack of originality and above all the fact that Iommi doesn't take any risks on this new release. It's good Iommi music but it's also a really classic album without a lot of surprises. That's up to you actually if you're just looking for a new album of the master just don't wait any longer but if you're looking for something new, just have a try first (remember, however, that we're in front of a really good album that only lack of originality?)
Written by Jeff | July 06, 2005
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Thanks to Riffmeister Iommi, this album wouldn't look too much out of place if it was in the Sabbath catalogue: tasty, heavy riffs; excellent solos (as you would expect); and Glenn Hughes is on top form too. It's certainly as heavy, if not moreso, than any Tony Martin-era Sabbath album. 
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