Lucky Thir13n<\/p>\n
Greek band LUCKY THIR13N are actually mixed by DANGER DANGER man Bruno Ravel and have supported CRASHDIET and W.A.S.P. The young Greeks; Elias Elias, vocals\/guitars, Nash, lead guitars, Alex \u201cTze\u201d, bass, and drummer Tsaky Dee, seems to be on the right track\u2026or?<\/p>\n
The opening intro begins with guitars and flute? Some spread vocals comes in at the end, but it\u00b4s not an instrumental… or a song. The catchy \u201cFeels Like Coming Home\u201d warms up for the best song on the album, the more complete and less patchy sounding \u201cGet in My Way\u201d. From then on the young age and inexperience of the band takes over. The beginner\u00b4s charm wears out after a few tracks and the guest spots annoy me the most. A growler, a rap singer, the list goes on. Some good refrains are waysted this way, but their mix of NICKELBACK and hockey arena chants doesn\u00b4t linger. \u201cYeah I Want It\u201d is pure chewing gum pop, and the closing track \u201cSay Goodbye\u201d ends after foiur out of six promised minutes, transforming into an odd instrumental. I\u00b4m not sure about this album, but after all, many bands have started out prior to their drinking age. <\/p>\n
Track List
\nAlibi (Intro)
\nFeels Like Coming Home
\nGet in My Way
\nRivers Run Dry (Featuring Invoker)
\nAmazing
\nAnother Memory
\nForever Free (March of the Young)
\nYeah, I Want It
\nR\u00b4n\u00b4R (Featuring DJ Vivian)
\nOperation Overload
\nSay Goodbye<\/p>\n
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