Whitesnake - Fresh and Blood＜Ltd/Ed/Violet Vinyl＞ - Import Japan Ver LP Record

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Whitesnake

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Whitesnake has always reigned supreme in hard rock music, and their new album is a hard and soulful blow that proudly proclaims, "This is Whitesnake! The new album is a hard and soulful blow that proudly proclaims, "This is the Whitesnake! The Purple Album" (2015), which replayed the classics of Deep Purple's third period, David's origin, is the first original album in eight years. This is the first time the guitar team of Joel Hoekstra & Reb Beach have been involved in the songwriting process, and this album is the culmination of the band's trajectory over the past 40 years.The engine was running at full throttle from "Good To See You Again," which is sure to open up shows around the world, to "Well I Never," which David calls "a distant cousin of 'Slow and Easy,'" "Trouble Is Your Middle Name," which shares the same lyrical theme as "Love Ain't No Stranger," and "Always and Forever," which is an outgrowth of "Love Will Set You Free. Trouble Is Your Middle Name," which shares the same lyrical theme as "Love Ain't No Stranger," and "Always and Forever," a development of "Love Will Set You Free," all of which push the band forward with the Whitesnake sound that fans old and new have come to love. The album also includes "Gonna Be All Right," based on a guitar riff written for Coverdale Page's second album, the power ballad "When I Think of You (Color Me Blue)," a dark love song reminiscent of "Crying in the Rain," and "Heart of Stone," a deep, dark love song that recalls "Crying in the Rain. Heart of Stone," a dark love song reminiscent of "Crying in the Rain," and the profoundly epic "Sand of Time," a number of classics for the new era show that the band is still going strong. Joel and Reb's intense guitar playing also elevates this album to something even more exciting.There are several knockout moments for guitar kids, such as Reb's flashy fast playing on "Shut Up and Kiss Me" and the twin guitar exchanges on "Trouble Is Your Middle Name. The band's lineup, which includes Tommy Aldridge on drums, Michael Devin on bass, and Michele Luppi on keyboards, has been called "one of the strongest of all time," according to David. David said that he considered retiring after the world tour that accompanied "The Purple Album," but he has returned with a new album that burns with "passion" and "drive. With "Fresh and Blood," he is embarking on a new journey, as he once sang, "Hear I Go Again.