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Memory Crash
by Steve Stevens
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Media Type: Audio CD
Release Date: March 04. 2008
Label: Magna Carta
Amazon.com Sales Rank: 6844
Average Customer Rating: 
UPC: 614286909522
List price: $17.98
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Yikes! This album rocks in so many ways., November 20, 2008
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OK, we all know this guy is the guitar soul of Billy what's his name's early albums. He makes great guitar noises and squeals. But, this album is way deeper than that. This album simply rocks. Listen to it and you won't be able to sit still.
His musical influences are all over the map. Robin Trower, Jeff Beck, Mason Williams, greasy slide guitar, twangy steel, flamenco, all smashed together in driving Rock and Roll.
What are you waiting for? Just buy the album and get your Stone Groove on.
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Another solid recording from Steve, October 24, 2008
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I'm really enjoying this recording. This is my 2nd Steve Stevens CD after Flamenco A Go-Go. This CD has a more varied sound than Flamenco which I really like though I probably like Flamenco A Go-Go more. The cover of Robin Trower's Day Of The Eagle is EXCELLENT with Dug Pinnock on vocals. I will be buying more Steve Stevens CDs.
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 Explosive, innovative, even beautiful, October 20, 2008
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As a long time fan of Steve Stevens' playing, I was tremendously excited when I heard of a new solo record. After a first listen, I was not disappointed. The guitar playing is incredibly virtuostic, delving into flamenco, blues, solid riffs, and experimental "sound efx", as usual. The speed and sheer precision of the playing is mind-bending. The songwriting and melodic structure is exciting, and occaisionally pushes the envelope. It may not be as adventurous as Steve Vai or Mike Keneally, but is definately moreso that Satriani. I am not a fan of the blues, and was a little disappointed when the songwriting occaisionally went down this road. (The Blues are just too repetitive for my tastes.) But despite the form, even these songs leapt out of their standard nature at the fingertips or Mr. Stevens. Any fan of "Black Light Syndrome" will enjoy this record.
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old school & worth the time, August 5, 2008
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Great album start to finish - classic guitar the way it was meant to be
after listening to this one we - picked up some of his older stuff - really growing
highly recommended
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Monster Album, August 2, 2008
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This album ROCKS. I had seen Billy Idol in Reno and knew that Steve Stevens was a good guitarist, but the live show blew me away completely. Steve can shred with the best of them, and this album delivers the most outrageous hooks you've ever heard.
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