With so many glossy Poison clones and generic Warrant imitators flooding the hard rock market in the late 1980s and early '90s, The Almighty proved to be a fresh air. A press release likened Blood, Fire & Love to "the soundtrack for a biker bar" -- an honest description of a freewheeling, gutsy effort that never sounds contrived or formulaic. In contrast to so many of the "hairspray" bands out at the time -- many of which seemed to be more concerned with their image than their music -- the Scottish band (which had a small following) thrived on spontaneity and rawness. Inspiring comparisons to bands ranging from the Cult to Steppenwolf, Blood was one of the finest hard rock CDs of 1989.
Blood, Fire & Love
The Almighty
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Blood, Fire & Love Review
by Alex Henderson
Track Listing
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The Almighty | 04:56 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:43 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 04:58 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 05:46 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:39 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:59 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 04:02 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:58 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:45 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:23 | Amazon | ||
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The Almighty | 03:03 | Amazon |
