(1988, Denmark, Shark Records, 38.00)
first Soldier
second Joey Do not Care
third The Shelter of the Night
4th Breakout
5th Dangerous Games
6th Backstreet Life
7th Fit for Fight
8th Long Way from Home
hell This rare CD from the late '80s, I did several years ago bought cheap at somewhere in the second-hand store or at a flea market, well, I did not regretted it. I am currently in the fifth grade song "Dangerous Games" and afraid my remaining hair to straighten, catchy riffs, pounding Abgehvierviertelbeats and haunting melodies. Scandinavian Metal pure, as I like to think. 220 VOLT, the PRETTY MAIDS, MINDLESS SINNER, possibly "Final Countdown" the hard stuff early EUROPE slices from the melodic metal may have been the inspiration of the Danes, SILVER MOUNTAIN perhaps it is this track. High Melodic, catchy, stomping to driving with an elegant expression that stood out from the rough road of course heavy metal. Sun MAY LYNN are certainly not leather rocker Jack, but rather well-dressed guitar melody with a penchant for crisp and solid base hardness. Especially the polyphonic arrangements with lead vocals that come up everywhere flatter the ears and the soul. Someone could AOR influences thrown into the room, I do not as of MAY LYNN, but they are woven skillfully into the pieces and push the band not desperately for the radio, even if "life Backstreet" so many songs like the stomping really smooth would be enough to sweeten a rather quiet-tuned radio audience the day. But then again there are these wonderful guitars, the hauntingly beautiful leads that are simply not for the superficial mainstream. This could be more like MAGNUM friends, although the Scandinavian felling very well come to light. Was published in 1988 SHARK RECORDS and could thus still appear now and then in my spare German dealer. strike at the sighting, the disc is todgeil when melodic because, Scandinavian Metal loves. And for the romantic moments of the steel head is then compensated with so brisk Heavy Metal, which a hymn-like core can not be denied. Class!
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