Love The Sin, Hate The Sinner
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Record Label: Warrior Records
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Saints Of The Underground has been created by members of mega-groups Ratt, Warrant, and Alice Cooper. Formed by Bobby Blotzer (Ratt’s drummer) and Keri Kelli (guitarist for Alice Cooper), the band quickly recruited Jani Lane (Warrant vocalist) and Robbie Crane (Ratt’s bassist) to fill out their roster.
Separately these accomplished musicians have achieved multi-platinum successes, but together they have pooled their talents into an exciting new sound that fuses killer hooks, big guitars, and rock-n-roll attitude. “With more than six decades of combined experience, S.O.T.U. represents classic hard rock with current elements of today rock genre,” said Keri Kelli.
The formation of Saints Of The Underground happened quite unexpectedly, as the four musicians started out playing cover tunes together for fun during off times from their respective super groups. They so enjoyed their chemistry that the band naturally evolved into a creative partnership through which original songs began to emerge. “For me, S.O.T.U. was like when a Monty Python skit stops abruptly and you hear a voice over say, ‘and now for something completely different’,” commented Jani Lane. “I was in a very slow and boring rut when I got a call from the guys. It really got the creative juices flowing again...and some other juices too!"
S.O.T.U. decided to capture an array of material entering Bobby Blotzer’s Diamond Recording Studios in Texas to track drums and bass, while also overdubbing guitars and vocals at Keri Kelli’s studio in California. “We were
psyched to start recording together,” commented Blotzer, “and we each brought something special to the songs.”
The result is their debut CD, “Love The Sin, Hate The Sinner,” written and produced by Bobby, Keri, and Jani Lane. “We had the opportunity to mix our record with Andy Johns of [The Rolling] Stones and [Led] Zeppelin fame,” said
Lane. “He was an English prince and we had a blast working together.”
The new CD has generated buzz from the industry featuring enough heavy grooves, hooks, and memorable melodies to satisfy even the most demanding rock-n-roll aficionados. Tracks like “Dead Man Shoes,”
“All In How You Wear It,” “Signs Of Life,” and a mesmerizing version of the Rolling Stones classic, “Moolight Mile,” have this debut rocking along to a familiar yet distinctive beat that is sure to please fans, both old and new.
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Great CD!
author: Chris Stinson
Being a loooong time fan of Ratt and Warrant and of course Alice! This a pretty awesome release, and sure beats the bullshit music that floods the airwaves this day in age! It brings back the FUN in Rock N' Roll and away from all the depressing/mostly annoying attitude of Emo-morons style that music has become. Anyhow, if you are a fan of foot stomping, hand raising good time Rock N'Roll or is that Ratt N' Roll either way, then this CD will meet that craving of what music was and needs to get back to. 4 StarZ to the guys in S.O.T.U.
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author: jean-pierre vacher
The awaited album of SOTU plays on repeat since I got it. The band, fronted by Jani Lane, revisits old songs by Warrant, Ratt, Tom Petty, The Rolling Stones, and also delivers some original material. One song that was on their myspace does not appear on this disk, too bad 'cause it was a good one. I heard it's gonna be on the next Alice Cooper album, as Keri Kelli still performs in his band. Anyway, the 10 tracks CD is very good, all the songs are catchy, and Jani Lane's voice is on top. This guy is really amazing, he still sounds like the first Warrant albums. And the backing band is of course very classy too, and proves that 40 something years old musicians from the 80's hair metal era can still rock the house, big time. If you like good American rock n roll, get this album, it's definitely worth the price!
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