ZICLINE Review of Joe Lynn Turner's Slam Album

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Tracks:
Bloodsucker
Eye for year eye
Deliver me
Heart of the night
Slam
Dark days
Possession
Show yourself
Cover up
Cover up
Cover up
Always tomorrow

[Translated from French]

Joe Lynn Turner, well-known for his 8 world rounds and his 7 million sold albums, returns to terrorize us with his manner with his new Slam album.

After having joined Yngwie Malmsteen, it comes to pose its voice on Slaves and masters of Deep Purple, at the request of Ritchie Blackmore.

Associated Akira Kajiyama, to Eric Czar, Paul Morris and Kenny Kramme, Joe Lynn Turner an album of heavy very marked rock'n'roll offers to us and with how much envoûtant, returning in the line of good Deep Purple of the time.

The songs are more sublimes the ones than the others. A high voice, powerful riffs and a growing "tapping", with the image of songs such as Heart of the night, Slam or Dark days.

This album will like all the nostalgic fans of rock'n'roll of the 70-80' S throughout the world!

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