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Renegade - Straight to the Top (7.5/10) heavy metal review

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Album Title

Straight from the Top

Country

Italy

Year of the Release

2008

Track List

1. Straight To The Top 2. Really Think You’re Clean? 3. City Night 4. R’n’R DJ 5. I Can Live Without You 6. Nasty Boys Blues 7. Kid "The Hurricane" 8. Cold As Ice 9. Tell Me What To Do

Labels

My Graveyard Productions

editors rating

7.5/10

Band Line Up

Stefano Senesi – Lead Vocals Damiano Ammannati – Bass, Guitars, Vocals Roberto Mannini – Guitars, Vocals Andrea Ammannati – Drums

Style

Classic Metal,Hard Rock

Label Homepage

http://www.mygraveyardproductions.com/

Band Name

Renegade

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Renegade - Straight to the Top nine very good songs with a combinatio of hard rock/ heavy metal. the songs are melodic, especially the guitar riffs, the vocalist if very good (metal voice). the song includes many influensed from 80s hair bands with blues/classic rock characteristics.  this band is no difference in the vintage (retro) 80s style of the rest of the bands of mygraveyard productions has. thei influensed are from the great metal heros of the 80s and bands such as DIO, the cold as ice song is one of the best of the album, it has its fast moments, its slow tempo moments, with a high pitch vocals in many places bad great backing lead guitar (which follows the vocalists), melodic solos and riffs., definitely the high moment of the album. the album includes a ballad i can live without you which brought to my memorie the ballads which led me to discover and explore heavy metal. a classic 80s ballad/hair ballad if you like. the song straignt to  the top has a number of power metal features, great tempo and rhythm. The song Really Think you are clean reminded Rainbow to be honest - with country/blues rhythm. good album. which they could have made better if they had a better productions. because in many of the songs the drums are not as active as i would like to listen and in some songs the guitars sound like they are " hidden" 7.5/10