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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By K. Douglas
Format:Audio CD
From the very first time i heard Tikket i was hooked on this band! After the death of the first sing i was gutted especially when i thought that was it for Crashdiet but the came back with a brilliant album showing they still have got what it takes. I still prefer Daves vocals to the new singer but he still pulls it off pretty well. In the raw is by far my most favourite on this album, the whole thing is pretty rockin'.
By Parelli
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This album i bought for my daughter, it reminds me of when i was a kid and loved my glam bands! my daughter sees this in crash diet, their look, and the songs on this album are fun!! it is worth a buy if you liked glam, and punk, this is one thing else i liked about this album it is very punky sounding too, a unique band!! : )
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4.4 out of 5 stars
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Superb!
26 Oct 2007
By Pedro Mendoza
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
This is a follow-up to their "Rest in Sleaze" debut album. After late singer Dev Lepard passed away, Crashdiet recruited Finnish singer Olliver Twisted. Although this guy does not have Dev's pipes, he really does a great job (he can scream his lungs out, by the way). This is definitely a great effort, concise, and the band is tighter than ever with huge guitars, drums, and bass. I would highly recommend this CD if you like music from the 80's.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Crashdiet & Fun Metal Lives !
7 Jan 2008
By ShredTilDead
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD
In the raw baby ! Crashdiet is back and serves up another tasty CD full of killer music. Unattractive Revolution brings us new singer Oliver Twisted who does a killer job and who is the perfect replacement for Dave Lepard (R.I.P.). If you like your metal fun instead of gloom and doom, this CD is great. The 1st CD Rest in Sleaze was a masterpiece and this CD continues with the same type of late 80's fun metal. Think Poison meet Guns & Roses(Appetite for Destruction era), you'll get the idea. If you want to learn a little more about Crashdiet, search YouTube for the new In the Raw video. And lastly, BRING THESE GUYS TO THE UNITED STATES !
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Unusual Lyricswriter
23 April 2010
By Akiko Maekawa
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Let me review this as their "lyrics" translator. I cannot talk about "sound" well. Although their backing vocals are wonderful as always.
The debut one is almost Dave Lepard album. (Well, strictly, I think Crashdiet itself might be a Dave's band forever) However, this IS Martin Sweet album. Means, the main lyrics creator is that lead guitarist. Words rule. Of course he made music with bands also. He does not sing but the words belong to him. Yes, like Nikki Sixx.
"I Don't Care (featuring Mick Mars)" is the most mighty of all. There are a couple of "all night pains in the darkness" songs. They show how Sweet suffered from the loss of Lepard, the founder/frontman of the band. He must have many sleepless nights. And they made him that much mature and now leads the band, but humbly.
Very dark and heavy. Not attractive plainly. Hard and tough to listen to 11 songs through. But please imagine their early history. They were quite young. Highs and lows in Stockholm, Sweden...they WERE ready for the world... This album does not have light rock n' roll nor mellow ballad. There is Boys' reality with tricky, twisted expressions.
Not kind at all. But surely it's gonna be legendary. So a must.
The debut one is almost Dave Lepard album. (Well, strictly, I think Crashdiet itself might be a Dave's band forever) However, this IS Martin Sweet album. Means, the main lyrics creator is that lead guitarist. Words rule. Of course he made music with bands also. He does not sing but the words belong to him. Yes, like Nikki Sixx.
"I Don't Care (featuring Mick Mars)" is the most mighty of all. There are a couple of "all night pains in the darkness" songs. They show how Sweet suffered from the loss of Lepard, the founder/frontman of the band. He must have many sleepless nights. And they made him that much mature and now leads the band, but humbly.
Very dark and heavy. Not attractive plainly. Hard and tough to listen to 11 songs through. But please imagine their early history. They were quite young. Highs and lows in Stockholm, Sweden...they WERE ready for the world... This album does not have light rock n' roll nor mellow ballad. There is Boys' reality with tricky, twisted expressions.
Not kind at all. But surely it's gonna be legendary. So a must.
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