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Track Listings
| 1. Hell yeah |
| 2. Favorite Disease |
| 3. Light It Up |
| 4. Broken Bones |
| 5. Kill the Headlights |
| 6. Wanted Man |
| 7. Ten Years |
| 8. Falling Down |
| 9. You're the One |
| 10. Far From Over |
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Format:Audio CD
wow some of the best heavy metal songs i ever heard rev theory is the best artists in history by reece moore.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Light It Up is a definite 5 star hard rock album! For fans of bands such as Shinedown and Jet Black Stare, this album is one you're definitely going to want to check out! I cannot say enough good things about this album. The first single off the album Hell Yeah is a fast-paced, attitude-fuelled ride that you're not gonna wanna get off of! With a terrifically sing-along-able chorus and some great riffs, this song is a bold, weighty openning statement on the album. Favourite Disease then lowers the pace ever so slightly, whilst maintaining maximum intensity in another wonderfully catchy tune, and Light It Up (the WWE's song of choice for Wrestlemania XXIV) turns the pace up once again full throttle. Rev Theory have been interviewed recently stating their desire to perhaps make an acoustic record in the near future, and the song Broken Bones hints at the great acoustic potential of this band. Kill The Headlights and You're The One also will both shake your foundations hard, as Kill The Headlights makes a statement about sometimes having to take a leap of faith with things, and You're The One hits the highest emotional note on the album (at least in this fan's opinion) being an intensely beautiful song. All the tracks on this album have their merits, and the whole album front-to-back is a great piece of musical work. These tracks are strong as a collective and just as strong individually, and this band is the most exciting 'new band' this year in this hard rock/metal fan's eyes. A fully praise-worthy record, this fan only hopes Rev Theory will be making their way to England to do some live shows in the not-too-distant future! Get this album now!
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Rev Theory's second album, but first major label release, is a strong collection of melodic hard rock.
Album opener "Hell Yeah" is easily the best song here, that's not to say the rest is weak, far from it in fact, just "Hell Yeah" has that killer chorus and headbanging appeal we all love!
As is standard these days on most hard rock records, Rev Theory throw in one or two decent attemps at a ballad, the best of which on here is "Broken Bones," which actually fits in quite well here musically.
Crank this album up loud at your next beer fuelled party and you won't go far wrong.
One more time everyone, "Give me a Hell, Give me a Yeah, Hell Yeah!!"
Album opener "Hell Yeah" is easily the best song here, that's not to say the rest is weak, far from it in fact, just "Hell Yeah" has that killer chorus and headbanging appeal we all love!
As is standard these days on most hard rock records, Rev Theory throw in one or two decent attemps at a ballad, the best of which on here is "Broken Bones," which actually fits in quite well here musically.
Crank this album up loud at your next beer fuelled party and you won't go far wrong.
One more time everyone, "Give me a Hell, Give me a Yeah, Hell Yeah!!"
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A great album from a great band
I hadn't heard of Rev theory before but being a WWE changed that!
This is an excellent album and a great band and i cant wait for their next effort.
This is an excellent album and a great band and i cant wait for their next effort.
Published on 12 Feb 2010 by Mr. D. Pierce
Great album, everything I hoped it would be!
I was very pleased with Light It Up, and I can assure you that there are no fillers on this album. Rev Theory clearly have many influences and the prominent ones I picked up on... Read more
Published on 7 Aug 2009 by C. Allen
Top Band Top Album
Since I heard light it up on my space a year ago ive loved yhis band theyre not too well known in britain but i love there music its great ad i havent skipped a song on the album... Read more
Published on 1 Dec 2008 by L. Vasey
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