The canadian heavy-party-rockers released their 6th album and it sounds... Danko Jones! Heavy and furious tunes mixed with slower ones that are seldom very good... They should stick to their partyanthems but I suppose they need to vary their songs a bit? I hear a bit of Thin Lizzy here and there and that's NO bad thing! Danko Jones still rocks and this album is worth having, as all their albums, but they don't create new ground, but who needs it when it's this good? Some songs are not as good so the final score gets a bit low.

Danko Jones drummer Dan Cornelius quit prior to this album. He was reaplaced by american Atom Willard who plays on this album and does it with pondus! He played with Rocket From The Crypt between 1990 and 2000, with The Special Goodness, Offspring and Angels & The Airwaves from 2005. In 2009 he joined Social Distortion and in 2011 Danko Jones, so this guy can play fast drums, that's for sure.

1)Terrified (7,5)

2)Get up (8,0)

3)Legs (7,5)

4)Just a beautiful day (7,5)

5)I don't care (8,0)

6)You wear me down (6,0)

7)Type of girl (7,0)

8)Always away (6,0)

9)Conceited (8,0)

10)Don't do this (7,0)

11)The masochist (6,5)

12)I believed in god (8,5)

13)I believed in god (reprise) (-)

Score: 7,29

Danko Jones-vocals and guitars

JC-bass

Atom (Adam David Willard)-drums (b.1973)

This the debutalbum from "Tremolo"-founder Floyd Rose and Jonathan K. who quit the Seattle-band C.O.R.E to form Q5 together with TKO-members Rick Pierce, Gary Thompson and Evan Sheeley. When my friend Christian played this album for me in the middle of the 80's I was immediately strucked by the fantastic songs and sheer power, melody and heaviness that is all over it. Two of the best metalsongs ever are on it and I can't get enough listening to this all over and over again. This is one of the best albums in rock'n'roll history, whitout doubt!

1)Missing in action (9,5)

2)Lonely lady (9,0)

3)Steel the light (10,0)

4)Pull the trigger (10,0)

5)Ain't no way to treat a lady (9,0)

6)In the night (8,0)

7)Come and gone (8,0)

8)Rock on (8,0)

9)Teenage runaway (7,5)

Score: 8,78

Jonathan K. (Scott Palmerton)-vocals

Rick Pierce-guitars

Floyd Rose-guitars

Evan Sheeley-bass

Gary Thompson-drums