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Heart Attack
Krokus
Heart Attack
Genres: Pop, Metal
 
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All Artists: Krokus
Title: Heart Attack
Members Wishing: 9
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal Music & VI
Release Date: 8/26/1988
Genres: Pop, Metal
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 076742208721

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CD Reviews

Time typical MTV-Metal
L. B. Ivarsson | Rock City | 05/08/2003
(2 out of 5 stars)

"This is a very mediocre Krokus effort. Even `tho it's not awful, it sure lack inspiration and enthusiasm. The songs are kind of a blue print for heavy metal without heart and soul. I like "Wild love", but the rest of the material is nothing to be excited about. I believe this record came out in 1987 and that might explain a lot. Maybe the guys in Krokus thought they were doing the right thing (you gotta make a living, right?) but with hindsight it's obvious that time haven't been kind to this album, like so many from the same era. Mostly for dedicated Krokus fans or lovers of what can be described as MTV-metal in the shape of Winger and Ratt."
Good Ol' 80's Hair Metal
04/09/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album is nothing specatacular but i gave it 5 starts becuase all the songs make me smile and puts some humor in me. I love the super high vocals, its good stuff!!!! hahaha"
Made & Encapsulated for Radio in the Late 80's
E-Train | NJ, USA | 09/15/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Despite the large amount of mixing and the gratuitous use of sound effects, this is a surprisingly good CD. It is clearly the most "pop" that Krokus ever was (and hopefully ever will be).



The remake of Winning Man is a good twist on the original. Bad, Bad Girl is a ballad and probably my least favorite song on here.



Krokus made use of contrast with songs such as "Everybody Rocks" & Speed Up." Both start out rather ambiguously, but come in strong and continue to be throughout.



Axx Attack has a good riff, a good tempo, and is lyrically solid as it speaks against war.



The other tracks talk about the typical 80's rock scene as they get into women and Rock 'n' Roll.



As a long time Krokus fan, it's easy to say that this CD is not entirely who they really are. The cover is even different and the standard written Krokus logo is not the same either.



I suppose, at this point, one would have to get the re-released version from 2002 unless you get it used. Some of it's enjoyable music and some of it's just amusing. But it's good for the collection."