The follow-up to A Drop of the Hard Stuff, released earlier the same year, is every bit as good, filled with great and spirited renditions of songs about rebellion, whiskey, and independence, plus a sea song or two. This was also the album on which the group introduced its de facto signature tune, "Whiskey in the Jar"." The high spirits and the ebullience of the performances almost mask the fact that these guys are virtuoso players and second-to-nobody as singers – as a result, the whole album rates multiple listens, even more so than its predecessor.
The musicians of The Bach Orchestra will perform Vivaldi’s most famous composition: the Four Seasons. With the Spanish violin virtuoso Enrique Gomez-Cabrero as soloist. Olga Zinovieva is singing the virtuoso arias by Vivaldi.
The FSOLdigital Calendar is a purely digital music only package for 2021. A new digital track is delivered monthly from FSOLdigital, creating, at years end, an exclusive 12 track new album.
With more than 65 million albums sold worldwide and two prestigious Diamond Awards to their credit, DefLeppard with its current line-up –Joe Elliott (vocals), Phil Collen (guitar), Rick Savage (bass), Vivian Campbell (guitar) and Rick Allen (drums)— continue to be one of the most important forces in rock music. Over the course of their career, the band has produced a series of classic groundbreaking albums that set the sound for generations of music fans and artists. In The Many Faces of Def Leppard, we are going to dig deep into the lesser known work of their members, collaborations, side projects and their hit-filled catalog. Also featured are a list of who’s who on the NWOBHM movement. This fantastic collection features several tracks that haven’t been commercially available in physical format for decades. With fantastic artwork and remastered sound, The Many Faces of Def Leppard in an essential addition to the Many Faces collection. Also remember that the album is not available on streaming platforms!
This band again deals multiple influences, which in the end makes the sound hard to define. It sounds dark and into bombast arrangements, sometimes reminding me of the mysterious and somewhat ritual style of The Virgin Prunes, but then also more into psychedelic treatments. The vocals of Marthynna remain pretty intriguing and only accentuating the occult side of the sound.