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Divide And Conquer

by Love's Tragedy

© Copyright - Love's Tragedy / Love's Tragedy (884501408042)
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Genre: Rock: Hard Rock
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1. Seeing Red
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2. Never Enough
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3. Divide & Conquer
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4. Blindsided
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5. Medicated
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Road Dog
This CD is No Tragedy
Balls to the wall, great hard rocking album. Colleen Alanna is not just a great female vocalist, she's a great vocalist period. I've heard so many female fronted bands who sound like Janis Joplin clones. The music may have been good, but the vocals were the same old thing. Well, Colleen has her own sound and it is Rockin'. Keith White just kills on guitar. I love his playing. The rhythm section of Billy Bones on bass & David Dicks on drums are locked in and tight. The CD just kicks it out from the very start. Every song rocks and there is not a bad one in the bunch. My only complaint is that this is just a tease. It left me wanting more. That's the reason I don't like EP's, but sometimes I take a chance and I'm glad I did. Plus, I loved the cover art.