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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is truely the most under-rated Bryan Adams album of all-time. Even though Bryan didn't have his biggest hits from Into The Fire, the first track "Heat Of The Night" is the most known, with Bryan playing the lead guitar, which is also rare to find. The other tracks on the album are just outstanding, and have a class none of his other albums have. The touchy "Into The Fire" is definitely one of my favorite songs but good-oldstyle rockers like "Only The Strong Survive", "Another Day" and "Rebel" are songs not to be missed. The most outstanding tracks are "Into The Fire", "Native Son", "Remembrance Day" and "Hearts On Fire". My conclusion is that Bryan has completed this album with a lot of style, and what the critics say about that lyrics were never his best thing: Think again, because Bryan's lyrics are the most touching you can imagine, and very well written too. The fans love him for his music and the strong lyrics, which on every album are very well written. A 5 star is even underrated for this album, it deserves a 10 star as far as I'm concerned :)
Tom Verbroekken.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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I like this album and play it regularly. Having rocked with the Reckless/Cuts like a knife albums, this was departure into a more thoughtful style of music. Why isn't a rock star allowed a conscience ? 'Into the fire' is the last great album from Bryan Adams, and probably his most personal. 'Native Son' deals with the issues of mis-treated native indians, Remebrance Day and Rebel deal with subjects surrounding Canada and the early 1900's. There are still some rock tracks such as 'Hearts on Fire' and 'Only the strong survive' but it is essentially 'his' album.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Although this was released before Bryan was a major star in Britain, some of the songs on this CD have never been bettered. The music is wide-ranging, from the classy rock tune 'Only the strong survive', to the slower, more soulful 'Native son', which is definitely the best song here. 'Remembrance day' has since become an anthem for peace, and none of the songs dissapoint. It is a tradgedy that none of these songs were included on the 'Best of me' album. A true, if unrecognised, classic of its time.
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If ONLY he had continued down this path...
It seems like an age ago now but Bryan Adams was under huge pressure at the time to follow his worldwide breakthrough album `Reckless. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mark Porter
Superb!!!
This is just as good as Reckless. It`s got fire, energy and amazing songwriting on it. Bryan Adams at its best. can`t get enough of it. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Andrei Aciobanitei
An Overlooked Gem
When I bought my first CD player as a 17 year old in 1987 there were two CD's that were always in the disc-drive,one was 'The Lonesome Jubilee' by John Mellencamp and the other was... Read more
Published on 2 Jan 2009 by nm1270
Bryan Adams finest to date
This album is, in my opinion, the height of Bryan Adams' achievements to date. It's a little harder edged than Summer of 69 and much less pop than "everything.. Read more
Published on 19 Dec 2008 by Comical Engineer
Even better than Reckless!
Reckless is a brilliant LP but in my opinion Bryan bettered it with this offering. The songs are darker and it's more of a masculine record than Reckless - that's not meant in a... Read more
Published on 11 May 2007 by Adamski
underestamated adams album
BA at his best,and the last he did.Tottaly under preveiwed many years ago,but 1 of my fave albums of all times. Read more
Published on 9 Feb 2007 by M. gaylard
Bryan Adams - Into The Fire (5 Star Review)
Contrary to some reviews this is an amazing album, a definate outsider but some fantastic songs from the beautiful "Native Son", the unforgetttable "Hearts on Fire" and of course... Read more
Published on 24 May 2005 by Clodagh Quinn
Bryan Adams .. really Into The Fire
This is perhaps the best album of Bryan Adams that provokes lots of thoughts in critical issues. The Music well suits the songs and my fav is NATIVE SON. Read more
Published on 15 July 2003 by Anand P
Bryan stumbles
After the outstanding "Cuts like a knife" and "Reckless", more of the same was probably in order, but BA waited three years to release an album which, although... Read more
Published on 6 Sep 2000
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