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TechnoTV - Forever More
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List Price: $16.98
Our Price: $10.29
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Manufacturer: Tesla Electric Co
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0896570001079
Label: Tesla Electric Co
Manufacturer: Tesla Electric Co
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Tesla Electric Co
Release Date: 2008-10-07
Studio: Tesla Electric Co
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Summary: All Songs Ordinary.
Comment: I have been playing this CD in the car for a weeks now and I am ready to review. It is a good solid disc with some good tracks. Problem is, there is nothing outstanding, everything is just good or not bad.
I don't find a song that will want to listen time after time. All songs writen. Only writen!
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Summary: Up there with Into The Now. Not as good as the old days.
Comment: This is a pretty good album from Tesla. I am a fan since back in 1986 and I don't expect to ever hear another album from them as great as their first two. Mechanical Resonance was by far their best and the Great Radio Controversy was also fantastic.
After that they started to go downhill a bit. Most of their albums were good, but none were GREAT. They did have some great songs on the later albums however. Bust A Nut was their lowest point. Luckily the new albums are better.
I would actually give this one 3 and a half stars if it was an option, but since it's not, I give them the benefit of the doubt and round up. They are still and awesome band. Still one of the best bands I ever saw live.
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Summary: Tesla's latest album rates two thumbs up
Comment: This album with the title cut "Forever More" and "So What!" Are my two of my favorite songs. But the whole album kicks it up a notch into high gear.I enjoyed it very much. The more you listen to it the more you grow to love the songs. I would recommend this album to anyone who enjoys alternative rock.
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Summary: Tesla does it again!
Comment: Tesla is the last "new" band I listen to. Being a child of the 70s/80s I listen to hard rock. Now to the music. This album has a little darker outlook than previous releases, but with the times it really fits my mood. The track So What is my current favorite. The world isn't perfect and this song speaks to that. Just In Case is a look into faith and how some people just can't seem to fit in.
Overall a rocking album that gets constant play.
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Summary: Absolutely excellent.
Comment: After listening to Tesla's previous studio album, "Into The Now", a few years ago when it came out, I was incredibly impressed. Saw them Live and was impressed even more. Now, after the release of "Forever More", that feeling is back and then some.
Overall an excellent hard rock album with great song writing (both lyrically and musically). The riffs are nice and heavy, the solos are present in every song, the production is clean, the drumming is also very well done. There are probably too many great tracks on this one to list the strong points, but for me personally the obvious highlights are:
Forever More - classic Tesla, with cool guitar work and great melodies. Nice and dark.
Breaking Free - my favorite track on the album. Awesome lyrics, great guitar solo, overall such a strong song.
In A Hole Again - Long rocker with a great attitude, grabs you and doesn't let go!
The ballads are really good this time around as well, well written and not too "over-the-top".
Overall, I must give this one 5 stars. Great effort by the band and I am really looking forward to seeing them Live this year.
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Telsa return in 2008 with their first new studio album since 2004's Into The Now, which debuted on the Billboard Top 200 at #31 and featured the mainstream rock hits: "Caught in a Dream" and "Words Can't Explain". Tesla is a Hard Rock band formed in Sacramento, California in 1984, and they have sold over 16 million albums in the US as of 2008. Forever More is their seventh studio album. This isTesla's first album to be produced by Terry Thomas since 1994's Bust a Nut. The album was engineered by Michael Rosen, who worked with the band on their Into the Now album and marks the first full album of original material for new guitarist Dave Rude.
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