If this is the third installment in the series of releases exclusively showcasing the ballads, then that must mean that the idea of ballad compilations is working for Mr. Pell and his band. Either that or he is very stubborn. All tracks here are love songs or slow numbers; therefore, expect no rocking. No rocking. There is nothing to complain about because the songs are pretty close to being perfect: slow, catchy, sad-but-happy guitar playing and mood, as well as good singing. The sound is total stadium rock and is very 1980s in inspiration\/style. Basically, if you like the ballads by Bon Jovi, Guns n’ Roses, Warrant, Scorpions, Firehouse, etc., you will find this album to be excellent. This is over an hour long: it has ten songs, three of which are new recordings. The other songs, I guess, are compiled from different albums. The guitar playing is pretty restrained, considering that Mr. Pell has built his career on his knock-out, shredding abilities. Fans of the power ballad should pursue.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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