Search - Dead Or Alive :: Fan the Flame (Part 1)

YES!

Stefan Crane | CA USA | 01/30/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Pete's ventured into a slight acoustic phase. You'll love it. You'll not dance as much, but Pete's glorious vocals are worth the cash. The "C" notes you'll expend on this LP will REWARD you. Trust me on this ladies, you'll love this LP. You'll find yourself wiping the lipstick off of the jewel case."

Absolutely LOVE this album!

Marie | Fremont, Ca | 12/24/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Been a DOA fan since the beginning and I have to tell you, I listen to this cd over and over and over!! It is awesome! As soon as the first note played on the first song, I knew I was going to love it and I do!What more can a die hard DOA fan say?? ;)"

Close to Death...But still Alive!!

Marie | 11/05/2001

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Dead or Alive departed from their high energy sound here to make a 'mystery' album, released only in Japan. Mystery because for some reason, they departed in style (both vocally & musically), from everything remotely successful they have ever done before. All this coming on top of losing their worldwide rights with Epic and the fact that they had a hugely successful album in Japan a year earlier...One begs to wonder what would have possessed such a departure, but results wernt all bad. The album is generally slower paced, quite overprogrammed, and has more prominant backing vocalists than ever before. They lyrics are simple, a bit cheesy, a bit soppy - something a little more 'middle aged' as Pete Burns confessed himself.Stronger tracks include Your Sweetness, Total Stranger, and What Have You Done... I know Dead or Alive fans who find this their best collection of songs while others like me, didnt like the departure from the high energy pop Dead or Alive excels at... I'd say, if you loved Dead or Alive's other albums, get this one too. It provides a bit of variety for your DoA collection..."