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スイス・メタル界の生ける伝説、16作目の大復活作!!

80年発表の名盤『メタル・ランデヴー』でワールドワイドな成功を収め、一躍メタルシーンの最前線へと躍り出た80年代初期の頃のクラシック・ラインアップのメンバーが約20年ぶりに再結集して新作をレコーディング!!通算16作目にしてクロークスの黄金時代が甦る快心作!

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  • 梱包サイズ ‏ : ‎ 14.2 x 12.6 x 1.2 cm; 167.83 g
  • メーカー ‏ : ‎ SMJ
  • EAN ‏ : ‎ 4547366053517
  • 時間 ‏ : ‎ 43 分
  • レーベル ‏ : ‎ SMJ
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0039M41WE
  • ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1
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cyrys
5つ星のうち4.0 円熟の域
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スイスのHR/HMバンドが放つ2010年作となる16thアルバムで
今作から全盛期に在籍したリズムギタリストMark Kohlerが正式に復帰しています。
いつものようにAC/DCタイプの爽快なハードロックが展開されており
バンドの方向性は不変です。
前作に引き続きDennis Wardがミキシングを担当していますが
バンドの持つダイナミズムはキープしつつも、より暖かみのある音になっていて
大人のハードロックサウンドにとってはまさに理想的な仕上がりです。

海外の限定盤では彼等のホームであるスイスで行われたライブと
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是非とも国内盤もその仕様で出していただきたかったところです。
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5つ星のうち4.0 格好いい❗
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カッコ良かったです❗ぜひぜひバイクに乗りながら聴きたいです❗
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If you like ac/dc you'll love these guys, they've been around forever and in my opinion should have been huge, this album hasn't got a bad track on it, check out their early albums as well like metal rendezvous and one vice at a time. Plus it's on red vinyl, always been a sucker for coloured vinyl 👍
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5つ星のうち5.0 Krokus of old
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Krokus is back however this incarnation of the band is not the original band (bassist Chris Von Rohr is the only original member), but rather the combination of musicians who formed the nucleus of Krokus during their most successful years in the early to late 1980's. So what do we have here?

Krokus themselves have claimed that this is the album that should have been the follow up to 1983's Headhunter album (still my favorite Krokus album), but I don't see it that way. Track five Ride Into The Sun is the only track that I think sounds anything like something from Headhunter, a power-ballad reminiscent of the classic Screaming In The Night. This one is a damn fine power ballad in my opinion (but still not as good as SITN). Besides this song, I think that generally this album sounds more like a blend of earlier albums One Vice At A Time from 1982 and the one which gained them their first taste of international success (with Storace making his debut on vocals) Metal Rendezvous from 1980. Headhunter was more of a metal album, closer to stuff being released by Judas Priest than it was the AC/DC type blues based hard rock which people had come to know of as Krokus, no doubt due to it being produced by Tom Allom who also produced Judas Priest around that time. Hoodoo has been produced by Von Rohr himself, but he's no newcomer to producing as he has done the job on several Krokus albums in the past, and worked as a producer for other bands in the years between his contributions to Krokus. However the guys have also played a smart card in getting the very successful Dennis Ward to record and mix the album. So as you would expect this album has a great sound clarity and a well balanced mix but still retains that typical Krokus, slightly gritty sound.

As for the songs themselves, we get a damn fine collection of straight forward, blues based, hard rocking numbers with Ride Into The Sun being the only exception (but one of my favorites none the less). Other highlights for me include the opener Drive It In with its great rhythm and sleazy lyrics about trying to pick up girls in a strip club. It's typical Krokus of old that sets the tone for the rest of the album (and brings back hazy memories of my bucks night...). Track five Too Hot is a mid tempo rocker with that classic `80's hard rock sound to it and could easily have been a single. Track six In My Blood is a straight forward rocker with a great rhythm that gets me nodding my head to the beat and tapping on the steering wheel. Track nine Keep Me Rolling is very reminiscent of Bon Scott era AC/DC and no doubt others will hear the similarities and criticize the band for it, but I love it. Track ten Shot Of Love is another mid tempo rocker that will draw the same comments but again... I just love this stuff!

The rest of the songs aren't bad. In fact there are no bad songs at all. The album closer Firestar is good but I just like the others a bit more. Track four Rock `N' Roll Handshake has a great riff and beat, and a feel good factor (I don't know why I think it does, but to me it just does). However WTF are these lyrics?? For the life of me I can't figure what the hell the guys are on about! I thought initially that it might have been rock `n' roll slang for getting a hand shandy but the rest of the lyrics aren't consistent with that so I have no idea. For that reason I also find this song slightly humorous! Track seven Dirty Street is okay, but is really a recycled song from the past in Bourbon Street which appeared as a b-side on a the single Wild Love from 1988's Heart Attack album. But they've done this before (check out Say Goodbye on the album Change Of Address which is a recycled version of Tokyo Nights from Metal Rendezvous). The riff and melody of the streets are the same, but some lyrics have been changed and it seems a little slower paced. Not as good as the original version which unfortunately is not available in any digital format goddamnit!

The two tracks I think are the weakest are track two Hoodoo Woman and track three Born To Be Wild. Yep... track three is a cover version. Krokus have put a cover version on several albums in the past, with the most successful being their versions of Alice Cooper's Schools Out on the 1986 album Change Of Address, Bachman Turner Overdrive's Stayed Awake All Night on Headhunter and American Woman on One Vice At A Time. This time they also do a pretty good cover but do we need another version of this Steppenwolf classic? I think not when I have great versions of it already by The Cult and Angry Anderson, and check it out on Wikipedia if you like; the list of bands that have already done it is longer than the great wall of China. This song should have been included as a bonus if they felt they had to do it, but not at track three because it stuffs up the flow of the album I reckon so sometimes I skip it. That leaves Hoodoo Woman which is the one promoted as a single. It isn't a bad song, but if you look at the credits you see this song was mostly written by outside writers, which is why I think it really goes nowhere, is a little bland and fails to stack up against the rest of the album which has been written by the band.

All in all we have a great collection of rock `n' roll here which fans of the band like me are going to love, but I can't help noticing that in comparison to the last two Krokus albums Rock The Block and Hellraiser this one seems to be lacking a little bit of energy. This is most obvious in the drumming because whilst Freddy Steady is indeed that, he is not as good as Stefan Schwartzmann (now in Accept again). I think energy of the younger guys who made up the band on these last two albums really came across in the music, and it is lacking a bit on Hoodoo. However you have to balance that against the old crew giving us more songs in that classic Krokus sound of old, so for me it's still an album that I really like a lot and I hope they keep it up for at least a couple more albums yet. However it isn't quite as good as some of their past albums. 4.5 stars

As for the bonus DVD - I love it. Some interviews with band members talking about the reunion, but the best part is getting to see them play some live songs. Although only 1 or 2 are played all the way through, us fans have not had much in the way of live visual stuff from Krokus over the years so it is very welcome.
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