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For a brief period during the mid-'80s, Japanese
metal
export
Loudness
flirted with crossover success in the American market, as they caught the attention of
MTV
with the anthemic
"Crazy Nights"
(off of 1985's
Thunder in the East
), and opened for
AC/DC
in U.S. arenas a year later.
started out as a
act in the vein of
Judas Priest
, before becoming increasingly more melodic during this aforementioned mid-'80s period, where they were obviously aiming at the same audience as
Moetley Cruee
and
Ratt
. But when the group returned with a vengeance in the early 21st century,
(whose only recognizable bandmember from the '80s is guitar wiz
Akira Takasaki
) had toughened up their sound considerably, as evidenced by releases such as 2005's
Racing
. Fans of the '80s
may have a tough time figuring out this is the same band, as they now specialize in
Pantera
-esque heaviness, as evidenced by such over-the-top riff-mongers as
"Exultation"
"Live for the Moment."
But for fans looking for a connection back to the
of old, a limited edition of
came with 13 re-recordings of old favorites.
Takasaki
can still shred with the best of them, and
should please most veteran
heads. ~ Greg Prato
metal
export
Loudness
flirted with crossover success in the American market, as they caught the attention of
MTV
with the anthemic
"Crazy Nights"
(off of 1985's
Thunder in the East
), and opened for
AC/DC
in U.S. arenas a year later.
started out as a
act in the vein of
Judas Priest
, before becoming increasingly more melodic during this aforementioned mid-'80s period, where they were obviously aiming at the same audience as
Moetley Cruee
and
Ratt
. But when the group returned with a vengeance in the early 21st century,
(whose only recognizable bandmember from the '80s is guitar wiz
Akira Takasaki
) had toughened up their sound considerably, as evidenced by releases such as 2005's
Racing
. Fans of the '80s
may have a tough time figuring out this is the same band, as they now specialize in
Pantera
-esque heaviness, as evidenced by such over-the-top riff-mongers as
"Exultation"
"Live for the Moment."
But for fans looking for a connection back to the
of old, a limited edition of
came with 13 re-recordings of old favorites.
Takasaki
can still shred with the best of them, and
should please most veteran
heads. ~ Greg Prato
For a brief period during the mid-'80s, Japanese
metal
export
Loudness
flirted with crossover success in the American market, as they caught the attention of
MTV
with the anthemic
"Crazy Nights"
(off of 1985's
Thunder in the East
), and opened for
AC/DC
in U.S. arenas a year later.
started out as a
act in the vein of
Judas Priest
, before becoming increasingly more melodic during this aforementioned mid-'80s period, where they were obviously aiming at the same audience as
Moetley Cruee
and
Ratt
. But when the group returned with a vengeance in the early 21st century,
(whose only recognizable bandmember from the '80s is guitar wiz
Akira Takasaki
) had toughened up their sound considerably, as evidenced by releases such as 2005's
Racing
. Fans of the '80s
may have a tough time figuring out this is the same band, as they now specialize in
Pantera
-esque heaviness, as evidenced by such over-the-top riff-mongers as
"Exultation"
"Live for the Moment."
But for fans looking for a connection back to the
of old, a limited edition of
came with 13 re-recordings of old favorites.
Takasaki
can still shred with the best of them, and
should please most veteran
heads. ~ Greg Prato
metal
export
Loudness
flirted with crossover success in the American market, as they caught the attention of
MTV
with the anthemic
"Crazy Nights"
(off of 1985's
Thunder in the East
), and opened for
AC/DC
in U.S. arenas a year later.
started out as a
act in the vein of
Judas Priest
, before becoming increasingly more melodic during this aforementioned mid-'80s period, where they were obviously aiming at the same audience as
Moetley Cruee
and
Ratt
. But when the group returned with a vengeance in the early 21st century,
(whose only recognizable bandmember from the '80s is guitar wiz
Akira Takasaki
) had toughened up their sound considerably, as evidenced by releases such as 2005's
Racing
. Fans of the '80s
may have a tough time figuring out this is the same band, as they now specialize in
Pantera
-esque heaviness, as evidenced by such over-the-top riff-mongers as
"Exultation"
"Live for the Moment."
But for fans looking for a connection back to the
of old, a limited edition of
came with 13 re-recordings of old favorites.
Takasaki
can still shred with the best of them, and
should please most veteran
heads. ~ Greg Prato
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