The second album from this band from Canada.
The band was a trio with a lineup of drums, bass, guitars and vocals.
Some guests added keyboards and vocals.
I have come to the second album in my reviews of all their albums. Their debut album did not sound convincing as it is a pretty substandard album.
Rock & Roll Machine turned out to be their best selling album and they even got a hit single here. The hit single is their version of Joe Walsh's evergreen Rocky Mountain Way.
This three quarters of an hour long albums includes a mix of hard rock and some more pastoral rock songs. There are even a ballad here.
The music is pretty youthful and hard. The band were a proto-heavy metal band and that is evident in their music.
This album is an improvement on their debut album and a good album for those into hard rock and heavy metal. I am not but this is still a decent album.
2 points
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