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Conference napalm::heavy_metal

Title:	HEAVY_METAL - Talent Round-Up DayDay
Notice:	Rules-2.,Directory-7.,Roster-3.,Garbage-99.
Moderator:	BUSY::SLABB

Created:	Thu May 05 1988
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1238
Total number of notes:	65616

515.0. "Law, The" by BTOVT::BRONSON (This AXE was made for choppin'!) Mon Mar 25 1991 12:04

    
      This is the "The Law " note.....
    
               Who are they....... Paul Rodgers
                                   Kenny Jones
    
                                    and assorted players...
    
                                         Bryan Adams and partner
                                         David Gilmour
                                         and others...
    
    
               I'll list the songs later...
    
            If ya like old Bad Company you will like this release!
    
                                 R.B.

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515.1 Law Abiding Citizens DUCK::PETRYM Wed Jul 24 1991 11:56 8

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515.1	Law Abiding Citizens	DUCK::PETRYM		`Wed Jul 24 1991 11:56`	8
	I do like old Bad Company, and I do like The Law album, but I was hardly blown away. It's a "nice" album, with all the negative and positive implications that terrible word has. I can't get over the feeling that this album is just a little too calculated. I'd have preferred it if the two of them had written more of the material themselves. I'd also love to hear Rodgers being a tad more experimental. Wolf.

    I do like old Bad Company, and I do like The Law album, but I was
    hardly blown away. It's a "nice" album, with all the negative and
    positive implications that terrible word has. I can't get over the
    feeling that this album is just a little too calculated. I'd have
    preferred it if the two of them had written more of the material
    themselves. I'd also love to hear Rodgers being a tad more experimental.
    
    Wolf.