X Wild - Monster Effect

One more mastepiece... my friend use to have some botleg tape whit this one beck in 90's I dont know we werre 14 -16 eyars old and older, then I got at age 21 my own coppy even previusly i had some coppy tape, but its not a same, good one, pretty powerful shit and heavy to, not many metalheads know this band in those retardet pre i net days but in my town we all know it and it was popular among us

Great album for sure. What the band lacks in originality they sure substitute it with proper songwriting, memorable songs and while the whole band is doing a good job here, IMO Axel's riffs and leads are AMAZING on this album and the most standout piece. I wouldn't doubt for a second that he didn't consciously steal Rolf's guitar playing style, this album is full of Rock'n'Rolf riffing ( I'm sure that people who listen to Running Wild can hear this ), well it's working really good on this album, kinda like listening to RW w/o listening to the RW. The song that really kicks ass here is "Wild Knight", it's like the abstract of this whole album and what X-Wild is about.

Written by No False Steele on 13.03.2016 at 13:15

Great album for sure. What the band lacks in originality they sure substitute it with proper songwriting, memorable songs and while the whole band is doing a good job here, IMO Axel's riffs and leads are AMAZING on this album and the most standout piece. I wouldn't doubt for a second that he didn't consciously steal Rolf's guitar playing style, this album is full of Rock'n'Rolf riffing ( I'm sure that people who listen to Running Wild can hear this ), well it's working really good on this album, kinda like listening to RW w/o listening to the RW. The song that really kicks ass here is "Wild Knight", it's like the abstract of this whole album and what X-Wild is about.

Yes but this sounds a bit heavier as Running Wild, and a bit different lyrics and more faster

Written by Bad English on 13.03.2016 at 13:19

Written by No False Steele on 13.03.2016 at 13:15

Great album for sure. What the band lacks in originality they sure substitute it with proper songwriting, memorable songs and while the whole band is doing a good job here, IMO Axel's riffs and leads are AMAZING on this album and the most standout piece. I wouldn't doubt for a second that he didn't consciously steal Rolf's guitar playing style, this album is full of Rock'n'Rolf riffing ( I'm sure that people who listen to Running Wild can hear this ), well it's working really good on this album, kinda like listening to RW w/o listening to the RW. The song that really kicks ass here is "Wild Knight", it's like the abstract of this whole album and what X-Wild is about.

Yes but this sounds a bit heavier as Running Wild, and a bit different lyrics and more faster

Agree. And the only thing in common with the sound of these bands I'm hearing is the guitars, Rolf has so distinguishable playing style I can detect it from mile away by other bands. Maybe Axel originally had this similar playing style as Rolf, I do doubt it though...