Japanese-only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD) paper sleeve pressing of this classic album from the Hard Rockers, originally released in 1995. SHM-CDs can be played on any audio player and delivers unbelievably high-quality sound. You won't believe it's the same CD! Universal. 2008.
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Product Details
Audio CD Release Date:
February 07, 1995
Studio:
A&M
Number Of Discs:
1
Average Customer Rating:
based on 30 reviews
Track Listing
1.
There Is No God
2.
Cynical
3.
Tell Me Something I Don't Know
4.
Hip Today
5.
Naked
6.
Midnight Express
7.
Leave Me Alone
8.
No Respect
9.
Evilangelist
10.
Shadow Boxing
11.
Unconditionally
Customer Reviews
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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Extreme? Yes A Bit! Jun 06, 2008 I remember when one of my workmates brought this CD into the work back in 1995. Everyone instantly hated it including me! He was told not to put it back on again, but he did when some of the whingers weren't around moan about it. I must say it grew on me. I was never an Extreme fan but I did go out and buy this album a few years later and to date is the only Extreme album I own.
I can understand why some fans wont like it, but I would say give it a chance, you may be pleasantly surprised.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Going out with a bang.. Aug 20, 2006 This was my favorite Extreme CD ..BY FAR! I am one of those goofballs who might listen to a song 10 times before I figure out what I like about it. On the 2nd listen to WFTPL ..I just sat back in my chair and listened to Nuno play. Where I was sitting made all the difference, because most of the guitar was coming out of my right speaker. During that 2nd listen, I was in guitar heaven. It was almost as if Nuno told everyone else in the band to go ahead and play, and "just let me jam on my own". I'm not saying the rest of the music is below par..its not.. but DAMN ..from start to finish, this was one great listen.
To those who didnt like this CD..its your loss. Although I would have liked to see Extreme hang around..at least they did what most bands refuse to do..go out with a bang, instead of a whimper.
3 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Gary and Nuno just learned that they are Hip Today. Jun 23, 2006 Gary and Nuno just learned that they are Hip Today and gone tomorrow, and they truly are pissed. It is obvious by the anger in Gary's voice, the hard hitting riffs from Nuno, and Paul's departure. No more happy-go-lucky fun music; this is serious. This is the hardest sounding CD from Extreme. Enough of the Glam-rock, let get heavy. This may be Extreme's most under-rated CD, and maybe the best.
The punchline: 90's Grunge. Sorry, but thats the joke! The music industry turned their backs on real rock and Gary and Nuno knows it and realizes the truth.
This is a must-have CD. I promise, it will grow on you.
3 of 5 found the following review helpful:
..it has a punchline alright Jan 26, 2006 extreme will always be remembered for their lighter wavin' women tear-jerkin' ballad "more than words" that go so over-plsyed on the radio.."three sides to the story" is a classic slice of metal..on 1995 still clingin' to the breast of grunge that was still surfin' the airways in amongst the new breed of rebellion
"britpop" that was takin' the sweet sixties pop and churnin' classic rock..it never did much for me..
and the eighties hair metal bands were still usin' the hair spray to extreme well some had looped off their locks..
but some were still fightin' to keep the fire burnin'
i'm not one of eighties hair metal too much spandex and eye liner and cheese to fill a hundred burgers with extra delight
but extreme had a special escent that made you think you weren't listenin' too a eighties hair metal band which they were they had the tang of the seventies..the era i love the most..
so while i'm listenin' to this album i don't get any images
of tight leather pants
i get a image of 4 guys rockin' out and makin' a blisterin'
metal album to burn bright for the dyin' breed of the dreadful hair metal which is best forgotten until the darkness stuck their ugly heads in 2003..with permission to land the album that treads every of 80's hair metal that needs to be forgotten
if you want a band that make look like 80's hair metallers but don't want the cheese then get this album "waitin' for a punchline"
6 of 7 found the following review helpful:
As good as it gets Jan 09, 2006 I had to review this album so that I could help get the word out to other possible consumers. Put simply: BUY THIS ALBUM! Obviously, I feel very strongly about this. For fans of the guitar, whether it be electric, acoustic, whatever, you must listen to Nuno's work here. He is amazing.
I lean more towards the bluesy guitar players of the seventies. Page, Kossoff, Bolin, Clapton, West, Lowell George, etc. These are my mainstays. I also really enjoy the 80's players, Gilbert, VanHalen, Malmsteen, LeTekro (if you haven't checked out his work with TNT you're missing out), Wylde, Jake E. Lee, and a host of others. In short, I dig good guitar playing.
Well, to my ears it just doesn't get much better than this. It's not so much Nuno's solos that give me the shivers, cause they often do, but it is the rhythm work that is staggering. I don't know else how to put it. Shadowboxing gets me everytime, puts me in a whole other world. All I know is that out of my nine hundred or so titles, this one gets played as much as any other. Maybe that's the best compliment that I can give it.
Do yourself a favor and give this one a try. Listen to it, listen to it again, and then again. I almost guarantee that if you are into quality guitar work, that you won't be dissappointed. Also, try Cry of Love and Brother Cane for great guitar work.
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based on 30 reviews
Extreme? Yes A Bit! Jun 06, 2008
Going out with a bang.. Aug 20, 2006
