Heather last weekend, near Saintes, in Adrenalyn Records, this fifth album from Kings X running on my platinum and frankly I can not get enough. So we Replongeons in 1994. True bridge between 70s rock, very focused on the harmonies and the most furious of the 90s, this fifth album from Kings X is an ode to hard rock in its most timeless. Although Kings X borrows from the scene of heavy Seattle sound that perfectly fits the contours of her racy rock, make no mistake, behind the metal cladding is a formidable collection of songs "pop" that holds with "Dogman". Terribly well written songs that are not only pride to bright melodies but also carry a huge emotional baggage, with the stamp of bluesy singer Doug Pinnick.
With hindsight, it seems quite incoyable This album has not received more than a succes d'estime, as he received a big promotional effort on the part of Atlantic and unwavering support of Jeff Ament, Pearl Jam bassist who does going there not mince said: "King's X invented grunge". See for yourself by rediscovering this excellent album.
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