Métal Intégral - Review / TWISTED SISTER

Dee snider is back!

Approximate translation of the review

The concept of compiling the best tracks via the intermediary of a live is not new and TWISTED SISTER engages this year to this little exercise. The "twisted sisters" have been expensive five albums between 1982 and 1987 were stopped in their productions because since Love Is For Suckers, plus a new album is out of the studios.

They rely, therefore, to live or compiles Live at Hammersmith (94) to talk about their group. Opus One is not on the agenda, the fans have to accept these offerings that are beginning to feel the super-heated. The concern is not quality as songs You Can not Stop Rock 'n' Roll, We're Not Gonna Take It or The Kids Are Back are all classics that have delighted the ears of the number of métalleux but a group is not bound to offer new equipment failing to pass for a dog that bites its tail? So

years in 2008 obliges the audio CD is accompanied by a DVD that presents a visual benefit of the Americans "glammisés" and there we have to realize that the "old" Move not bad "on stage" and that these veterans the scene can still kick some ass training emerging ... This time the Astoria, which hosts the show is not fading even on slower tracks such as or Destroyer The Price and we understand on this occasion, the choice has been interpreted in this room The public is won of advance since afficionado certainly the first time.

So nearly an hour and a quarter, it was the turn of the universe Dee SNIDER and of its troops without being shaved, but in saying that we would like to see what in 2008 could new component of an entity which marked red iron metal history ... Good package to discover the group but only limited interest for the fans!

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mrfredo666	The Friday, June 11, 2010
City : Genlis	Comment faire du neuf avec du vieux ...