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101 South - 2009 No U Turn
Overall, 'No U Turn' is kinda soft on the ears, and though it's great to see the band back in action, it's kind of a half hearted attempt to rock out, as much of this album is operating on a combination of valium and viagra, though we're not quite sure who is winning out.


Acid - 2009 Live In Belgium
It's easy to hear why Acid is so revered among metal aficionados. Often referred to as speed and even black metal; the band was quite melodic and rest assured, nothing here will put you in cardiac arrest or give you the urge to burn down your local church.


Allied Nation - 2009 Touch And Go
San Francisco's Allied Nation were one of many tremendous melodic hard rock acts to not find favour with the record labels of the day. Their material is prime contenders for the AOR Underground, until this CD came along..


Ancara - 2009 Chasing Shadows
Ancara are unsure what type of band they are on this album. They change styles frequently, and if you had an opinion of them as a heavy metal band, then that may have softened after listening to 'Chasing Shadows'.


AOR - 2009 Journey To L.A
There are some truly excellent songs on this CD, and I have no hesitation in recommending it as the best release from Frederic, Tommy and the gang.


At Vance - 2009 Ride The Sky
At Vance surprise with a very solid album, you won't be short changed by this one!


Bad Habit - 2009 Above And Beyond
'Above And Beyond' is a good start for 2009, but to be honest, this is so play-by-numbers, it's as if the songwriters stumbled into writers block territory and don't know the way out.


Bad Sister - 2009 Because Rust Never Sleeps
German melodic rockers/AORsters Bad Sister return to the limelight with their 2009 'return' album 'Because Rust Never Sleeps'..

Contains linked video.


Balance - 2009 Equilibrium
You know all is well in the AOR Universe when New York band Balance are on the scene. It's 2009, and it has been many a year since their last recorded studio effort - 1982's classic 'In For The Count', but back they are, with a new album no less! What's the verdict?


Best of 2009 - 2009 dangerzone
There were a ton of releases from veteran acts in 2009, to the point it could have been 1989 all over again. But that didn't necessarily mean they were all good. Unfortunately I wasn't able to hear the AOR albums which many of the readers here have enjoyed this year due to being in Iraq. What follows are my top albums of the year nonetheless..


Best of 2009 - 2009 englandashes
.. you would have thought record collecting is on the decline. But I am still excited by the recommendations being dug up by my fellow contributors and forum posters to keep my wants lists ever increasing.


Best of 2009 - 2009 Eric
A tough year by anyone's standards, but great music was still produced and here are my top 10 favorites of 2009 in no particular order..


Best of 2009 - 2009 gdazegod
My picks, highlights, lowlights and rememberances from 2009.


Best of 2009 - 2009 George The Jack
It is my belief that 2009, as a whole, surpassed 2008 in quantity and quality, from what I can recall and listen with pleasure, no more than 3 or 4 releases. It is certain however that 2009 has been the year that Frontiers conquered the melodic rock industry, as many marvelous releases came from that label. The rest were left being understudies.


Best of 2009 - 2009 Jeffrey343
The Best Of 2009 from regular reader and occasional contributor Jeffrey343.


Blanc Faces - 2009 Falling From The Moon
Without a doubt, 'Falling From The Moon' ends the year on a positive note.. it's a consummate release of AOR, and is a definite Top 5 album for me in 2009.


Bon Jovi - 2009 The Circle
Bon Jovi claim that this album 'rocks hard'. However and disappointingly so, there is nothing here resembling hard rock. Who are they kidding?


Broken Valves - 2009 Lady [ep]
Italy's Broken Valves have delivered on their 4 track EP, but it seems there is some way to go before stardom will come door-knocking.


Bullet Boys - 2009 10c Billionaire
Against the odds this is probably the best album I've heard from the band, topping their self titled 1989 album.


Cains Offering - 2009 Gather The Faithful
Cains Offering are a new Finnish outfit featuring members of well known bands Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius. It's majestic prog metal in the vein of Dragonland. Sounds damn good to me!


Charlemagne - 2009 Charlemagne
This is the first review from the Eonian Records roster. First cab off the rank were the Los Angeles based Charlemagne, who were familiar faces on the overcrowded Sunset Strip during the late 80's.


Charlie - 2009 Kitchens Of Distinction
Is Terry Thomas annoyed at the world? You would think so by listening to and immersing yourself in the latest Charlie CD.. Though by all accounts, should this have been a Terry Thomas solo album? Hmm..


Cheap Trick - 2009 The Latest
Cheap Trick can now be considered the god fathers of the power pop genre. I wouldn't call them elder statesmen or grandfathers.. that would be way too uncool for Robin, Rick, Tom and Bun..


Cherry Lips - 2009 Cherry Lips
With a name like Cherry Lips, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to ascertain that this band are full of good looking girls. This (excuse the pun) 'bunch' of gals come at us all the way from Verona Italy. When they are nice, they can be compared to The Bangles and The Gogos. When they want to be nasty (oo err.. there's a thought!), spinning out comparisons to Girlschool and The Runaways wouldn't be out of order.


Chickenfoot - 2009 Chickenfoot
The year 2009 and the term 'classic rock' can only mean one thing. And that is Chickenfoot. If you're reading this review, then you won't need enlightening, and you'll know damn well who we're talking about.


Circle Of Fate - 2009 Back To Life
Chicago band Circle Of Fate are a new name to me, but this female fronted combo have been in the business for a good decade or so. They mix up their sound with straight-ahead metal with some progressive streaks as well..


Coldspell - 2009 Infinite Stargaze
Coldspell appear to come from the progessive metal crossover arena and into the melodic rock camp. Bands to have accomplished that in more recent times have been fellow Swedes Cloudscape, Seventh Wonder and to a lesser degree UK band Threshold.


Constancia - 2009 Lost And Gone
'Lost And Gone' might appear to be siding with the hard rock fan club, but in all honesty, this is heavy shit, you'd be inclined to compare this lot to bands like Coldspell, Cloudscape, which is all good by me.


Cooper Inc - 2009 Pulling The Trigger
A great little album this.. from two parts Dutch - two parts German combo called Cooper Inc


Covered Call - 2009 Money Never Sleeps
Covered Call are playing in a straight-ahead guitar rocking style, with very little (if any) in the way of keyboards. Their sound is dynamic, and carried heavily by the melodic throat of Thomas Vikstrom. The rest of the music fits in nicely from behind.


Crash The System - 2009 The Crowning
It's a melodic collison of Scandanavian proportions as Sweden and Finland join forces to create an AOR overload.


Crooked X - 2009 Crooked X
These boys are Crooked X. From the town of Coweta, Oklahoma, this quartet were only aged 14 or 15 when the songs on this CD were recorded - believe it or not!


Danger Danger - 2009 Revolve
Causing a big stir in the latter part of 2009 are melodic rock faves Danger Danger. Can you believe it's twenty years since they graced us with their near-perfect debut album!


Dare - 2009 Arc Of The Dawn
Any Dare release is well worth obtaining, but don't be expecting anything different or revolutionary, because you won't find it here.


Dynazty - 2009 Bring The Thunder
Where H.E.A.T set tongues and eyebrows on fire last year, these new boys are setting the pace for 2009.. Not since Aces High's fantastic debut 'Ten N Out' have I heard a Swedish band play with this much bristling energy!


Elektradrive - 2009 Living 4
Elektradrive were best known for their overly keyboard pomp based attack. Unfortunately you'll get none of that here, as this is mostly heavy rock with a few melodic twists and turns plus a hint of progressive rock. It's not bad - just different. For an overall comparison, try Toto's 2006 'Falling In Between'.


Eye (Sweden) - 2009 2 Hearts [ep]
Featured earlier in the year through our News Desk was Gothenburg based AORsters Eye. These guys are definitely drinking from the same fountain as fellow Swedish sensations H.E.A.T.


Fab Box - 2009 Music From The Fab Box
Well then, what a pleasant surprise this is! Fab Box, the cleverly named duo of Fabrizio Ugolini and Massimo Bozzi have landed a quite beautiful light AOR/west coast album..


Fair Warning (Germany) - 2009 Aura
'Aura' is a decent enough listen, the band have kept musicianship in the bag, and have tried to concentrate on writing a batch of decent songs. Sometimes it works well, but mostly you'll be trying to squeeze all the goodness out of this album.. and then you'll be going back a second time to eek out anything left over.


Farcry - 2009 High Gear
Farcry have generated a heap of interest over in the Myspace domain plus some of the other hard rock sites out there on the Net. Mostly, this is a good album, but like any album there are some parts that don't quite strike a home run for my liking.


Fire (Malta) - 2009 Thrill Me
I guess this is a first! The very first review of a rock band from Malta.. of all places. Pretty soon it won't be long before we reviews acts from the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Gibraltar, possibly even Cyprus or Turkey!


Firenote - 2009 Firenote
Causing a right little ruckus on this website and elsewhere are new Finnish boys Firenote!


Foreigner - 2009 Can't Slow Down
Another of the mega-bands to do the 'Walmart' thing is Foreigner, and though they say they 'Can't Slow Down', it's taken the band 15 years to work their way out of first gear - and deliver us a new album! Such is the irony!


Freakshow - 2009 Freakshow
Freakshow are one of the new signings to Retrospect Records that are in the 'here and now', rather than being a retrospective band who no longer exist, and boy - do they have an all-star cast!


Free Spirit - 2009 Pale Sister Of Light
Whatever you do in 2009, one thing you need to have on your 'must-do' list is to buy a copy of this album. It's already locked down a place in my top 10 for the year. Guaranteed!


Frontline (USA) - 2009 Frontology: 1983-1993
Some of you may have seen this album cropping up on retail site NEH Records just recently. And no, it isn't a greatest hits of the well known German band of the same name. Nope, this version of Frontline predate the German crew by at least a decade, and originate from Novato California.


Grand Design - 2009 Time Elevation
I'm sure there might be one or two albums that might might nudge this one for album of the year, let's see what the last three months of the year have to show. In the meantime, the phrase 'bye or die' is resurrected once more.


Great White - 2009 Rising
Soundwise the band still continues to flirt with the same type of blues based hard rock they did in their 80's heyday but far more unconvicingly. In fact this is a remarkably weak album in terms of heaviness, with the band trying to sound tough but falling rather flat.


Grimm, Steve (Band) - 2009 History Of A Bad Boy
Steve Grimm is well known to many of us as the glue that holds the Wisconsin band Bad Boy together. There are a few reviews of that band here on GDAZE, less known is his solo career which has spanned a lengthy history on its own merits.


Halestorm - 2009 Halestorm
So what do bands like Benedictum, Hydrogyn, Infernophonic and Evanescence have in common? Well they all have powerhouse females on lead vocals. You can now add the impressive Lizzy Hale to the list. Pennsylvania's Halestorm have their debut full length CD on the shelves very soon. Check 'em out, a cool little album!


Hartmann - 2009 3
3 is my favourite number and 3 is my favourite Oliver Hartmann release. This being the latest release from the former At Vance vocalist.


Heaven And Hell - 2009 The Devil You Know
I suppose we should be thankful the veterans are still producing music at all right? Not with results as dire as this.


Heavenly - 2009 Carpe Diem
Heavenly are a neo classical metal band from France who have always been pretty adventurous in stretching their original power metal foundations. This time their appetite for even more dangerous activities has increased..


Heel - 2009 Chaos And Greed
Heel are another in a long line of Swedish melodic metal acts with a hint of progressive, symphonic and power metal elements to their sound..


Hellfueled - 2009 Emission Of Sin
Sweden's Hellfueled live on the edge of the territory currently occupied by Ozzy Osbourne and Black Label Society. Pretty soon they'll have the keys!


High Noon - 2009 No Turning Back
High Noon were a Los Angeles based outfit that sizzled and burned for a period between 1989 and 1993. Their guitarist has studied George Lynch and Vito Bratta to good effect.. It would seem!


Highest Dream - 2009 Far Away From Here
'Far Away From Here', a very nice platter of songs in the vein of Pride Of Lions, Dakota and other such bands..


Hot Leg - 2009 Red Light Fever
A rack full of glam and a meaty joint of rock, Hot Leg is a must enjoyable companion for those summer days and one that you will be spending some quality time with.


House Of Lords - 2009 Cartesian Dreams
OK, OK, I geddit. No more jokes about how much I dissed House Of Lords in the past. Those days are long gone. Call me 'converted' (not perverted aye?), may we all bow at the altar of James Christian and his colleagues, because for the third time in a row, the Lordy ones have delivered 'big time'.


Hunter - 2009 L.A Crossfire
I dunno how Retrospect Records finds these yesteryear gems.. How many more items like these are sitting in someone's studio or tape collection? Not to say that this Los Angeles band Hunter were complete unknowns..


Hybrid Ice - 2009 Minds Eye
Hybrid Ice are something of a local institution in Pennsylvania having existed in various different incarnations since the late 1960's. Therefore imagine my surprise when a third album 'Minds Eye' appeared in the summer of 2009. I suppose the $64 million question is have they matured like fine wine or are they way past their sell by date?


Indigo - 2009 Reach Out
Just how this Swedish outfit flew past everyone's radars earlier this year remains a mystery to us all in AOR and West Coast land. They must've perfected stealth technology up there in the icy North, either that or somebody did a poor job marketing this album to all and sundry.


Innocent Rosie - 2009 Bad Habit Romance
Unlike their bandname, there is nothing innocent to be found on 'Bad Habit Romance'. These boys deliver as if they were living in an era populated by the likes of Skid Row, Poison, Hanoi Rocks and Faster Pussycat!


Invictus - 2009 Persecution
French melodic metallers Invictus return after a six year absence, with 'Persecution'..


Jaimz, Steevi - 2009 My Private Hell
Whoa! What's going on here? The former Tigertailz frontman Steevi Jaimz has possibly released one of the best British hard rock albums of the year with 'My Private Hell'. If you are into a vital cocktail of Danger Danger, Kiss and Enuff Znuff - churned up through a glam rock whisking machine, then you'll be digesting this and coming back for more..


JoyFocus - 2009 Cyber Suburban Electro Rock Circus
The Joyfocus sound is an extraordinary mix of Storm (the Jeanette Chase version), Queen, Wilshire, The Outfield and Wilson Phillips. You hear all these references in their songs. But wait.. there's more..

Contains one audio track.


Karnivool - 2009 Sound Awake
Perth band Karnivool are a new name to me. As a recent resident of Western Australia, I thought it was about time to check out the local talent, and see if there is anything of melodious intent on offer.


Killing Touch - 2009 One Of A Kind
The former Vision Divine singer and voice behind AOR project Los Angeles is back with a new musical project based on a Stephen King book.. 'The Dead Zone'..


Kings Of Modesty - 2009 Hell Or Highwater
Recently signed to Escape Music is Finnish quartet Kings Of Modesty. Don't be thinking that these guys are newbies straight off the melodic hard rock production line out of Finland. Nosiree, this lot have been around in one shape or another since 1994, albeit with a different name (Face Of Modesty).


Kiss - 2009 Sonic Boom
For no frills, basic good time hard rock, this is one of the best displays of the decade.


Knyght - 2009 Bet Everything [ep]
Back in late 2007 we had our first look at a young Italian band called Knyght. Their first batch of songs under the guise of 'Destination Unknown' was a bit of a journey into the unknown. Well, we've given those boys from Rome a two year hiatus, and they return with a very spruced up EP called 'Bet Everything'.


Last Autumns Dream - 2009 Dreamcatcher
Well I'm glad to report if any season best describes this CD then it would be spring, new, uplifting, and full of life. Maybe they should consider a name change to Last Spring's Dream, although this would be shorten to LSD of course, now while this could well be a title of a Hunter S Thompson novel, you don't need any drug induced stupor to enjoy this result.


Last Temptation - 2009 Better Late Than Never
The success of last year's Marcello Vestry album prompted many interested punters to take a harder look at singer Frank Vestry. Here he sings on a project from 1991. Last Temptation, recently reissued in 2009 by the band. Woah!


Leverage - 2009 Circus Colossus
The symphonic metal sound is perhaps the main reason for this transition, and it has worked wonders. A big full sound, dynamic when it needs to be, atmospheric on occasion, while still retaining the heaviness required. The result? Pretty damned bombastic if you ask me..


Liddle, Tony - 2009 Hearts Desire (10th Anniversary Spec Ltd Edition)
He might be known on this CD as Tony Liddle, but others will remember him as Tony Liddell, the first voice on the debut Strangeways LP. We look at his solo 'Hearts Desire', which has strangely received a 10th Anniversary special limited edition, quite why we're not so sure..


Linehouse - 2009 Take One
'Take One' is a solid collection of tracks. No one track stands out, it is an even run all the way through. In the meantime, this is a good result for independent Swedish AOR.


Los Angeles - 2009 Neverland
On summary, this is a marginally better album than the first Los Angeles album. However, I've played the disc are few times and come away thinking, something is missing or not quite right.


Lynn Allen - 2009 Nine
It was only two years ago that we talked to Billy Peiffer about the 2007 album 'The Horse You Rode In On'. Now at the tail end of 2009, Lynn Allen return with another worthy contender, simply titled 'Nine', which means.. You can probably guess..


Magnum - 2009 Into The Valley Of The Moonking
It pains me to say it, but I won't beat around the bush. This, for me, is probably the least popular Magnum I've heard thus far.


Manning, Roger Joseph (Jnr) - 2009 Catnip Dynamite
The Willie Wonka of rock returns with a new effort chock full of sugary delights..


Markonee - 2009 See The Thunder
Markonee are the latest and greatest melodic hard rock offering coming out of Italy. Often compared to Gotthard, I think that is a rather lazy comparison by many of the hard rock Net Rags out there, if you dig deeper, these boys wind the clock further back than the Swiss Maids..


Marseille - 2009 Four Play [ep]
The twin guitar attack from these classic rockers is fantastic to hear, and if these four tracks are anything to go by, then I'll be queueing up at the gate to purchase their new album - pronto!


Mastedon - 2009 Mastedon 3
Just when I was bemoaning how lack lustre 2009 was, 'Mastedon 3' and a slew of late year releases come along and change the soundscape for the better.


Mastercastle - 2009 The Phoenix
I have no hesitation in recommending this band to lovers of European melodic metal with a hint of neo-classical and a sprinkling of commercial hard rock. We also introduce a star in the making: Giorgia Gueglio..


Megadeth - 2009 Endgame
During the production of 'Endgame' there were reports coming out of Dave Mustaine's mouth that this was indeed the best album Megadeth had recorded since 1990's 'Rust In Peace'.. Just who Mustaine thought he was fooling with those claims border on laughable..


Metalian - 2009 Wasteland
Out of Quebec come this Canadian trio with their feet firmly planted in the sounds of classic early 80's heavy metal.


Montreal - 2009 Montreal
No, despite the name, this lot didn't come from Canada, they did in fact come from New Jersey. They did release a 6 track vinyl only affair back in 1987, it's been recently picked up by Retrospect Records..


Moxy Roxx - 2009 Victims Of The Night (Expanded Edition)
If you thought the 70's and 80's rock scene in Milwaukee was all about Bad Boy, then think again. Moxy Roxx was another local outfit that became more famous for the personnel that made up its ranks, then moved on.


Mr Scary - 2009 The World Can Wait
Mr Scary were a melodic rock band with a foot in both the Aussie and Kiwi camps!


Native Window - 2009 Native Window
'Native Window' is a varied album, and the band have tried to change things quite a bit, away from their stock in trade - Kansas. However, I think the boys have tipped the scales too far in the opposite direction, combining some quality songs with some filler.


Nilsen, Age Sten - 2009 Glamunition
So, what are you left with when you take the 'guitars' out of Wig Wam and the 'glam' out of Mr Nilsen? Well a wonderful pop album called 'Glamunition that's what!


Nine-T-Nine - 2009 Keep The Flame Alive
Nine-T-Nine has already cemented a place in my top 10 for the year. Guaranteed, that thirteen tracks at just on an hour is great value indeed. Buy or die!


On The Rise - 2009 Dream Zone
Here's another great album to end the 2009 year and the decade on. As they say on Ebay.. Buy with confidence..


Optimystical - 2009 Distant Encounters
Swedish melodic rocker Robin Vagh makes an overdue return to GD with his new project Optimystical.


Outloud - 2009 We'll Rock You To Hell And Back Again
For lovers of old school 80's hard rock/metal, Outloud should be on your shopping list.

Includes linked video.


Overland - 2009 Diamond Dealer
'Diamond Dealer' is much more of an AOR effort than 'Break Away', of which similarities go out to Tor Talle's Northern Light album.


Pathosray - 2009 Sunless Skies
Italians prog metallers sign with Frontiers, and deliver 'Sunless Skies'.. Not exactly AOR - considering the Frontiers connection with all things pink and fluffy..


Patriot - 2009 Love Worth Defending
From Minnesota, Patriot were one of many bands from the 70's/80's who have been rediscovered in the 21st century. Playing a blend of keyboard dominated AOR and west coast, this album has recently been reissued by Retrospect Records. Here's our overview of it.


Perry, Joe - 2009 Have Guitar Will Travel
Perhaps not as rip-snorting as Joe's previous 'Project' releases, it goes to show that beyond Aerosmith, there is still life in the ol' sea dog yet.


Place Vendome - 2009 Streets Of Fire
Another solid album for 2009, perhaps not as good as the debut was.. call it 'second round blues', but in any case, it's still worthy of your attention.
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The Vicar probably won't appeal to everyone, but some big prog names appear including Tony Levin, Theo Travis, Lewis Taylor and others and I think its swell. Some of it reminds me of Stackridge.

23/05/2013
Checked the samples of this Vicar album on I-tunes and have to say 90 secs of each track was more than enough to save me money buying it. Sorry Eric but I thought it was terrible. No energy, no drums

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The Vicar -'Songbook #1', possibly my disc of the year. The Beatles, 10cc and Britpop rolled up in a beautiful package- a stunner! Who is this guy?

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