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Kingdom Come - Return to the 80's

10/23/1998

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Kingdom Come returns to the 80's form that made them a stellar success in 1987 with their self-titled debut album. Although none of their harder tunes match the best selling Get It On, they finally surpassed their best ballad (What Love Can Be) with Can't Let Go. Both the extended and directors cut versions are worth the price of the CD."

HOLD ON TO YOUR SOCKS !

Lenny Kosciusko | Edison, NJ United States | 05/17/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I`ve got to admit, I thought HANDS OF TIME was the best record put out by Lenny Wolf & Co. That is not the case anymore since finally finding MASTER SEVEN. This album rocks!! Without a doubt, the heaviest I`ve heard the band sound. Lenny`s vocals are great as usual,exquisite actually. He proves once again his phenomenal ability to write music,and perform. Bass guitarist Mark Smith plays with a reckless abandon that is awesome. Lead and rhythm are most of the time blistering, and the drumming thunderous. It may take a while to find, but do yourself a favor and don`t give up. This is a " MUST HAVE " for every Kingdom Come fan. Turn it up and enjoy! CONFIDENTIAL TO THE EDITOR: Your "Album Description " for MASTER SEVEN is wrong. You describe another Kingdom Come album, TWILIGHT CRUISER. Some notes: MASTER SEVEN is a 1997 Viceroy Release, 13 Tracks 1:Only Rainbows Know 2:More Restrictions 3:Gonna Lose Her 4:Can't Let Go 5:Slow Down 6:Seen Enough 7:Can't Let Go (short directors cut) 8:Gonna Try 9:Can't Fake Affection 10:Bad I Am 11:High On Love 12:Get Up My Friend 13:Roses"