BRAZEN ABBOT: Eye of the Storm CD (original 1997 USG Records) Europe members + Joe Lynn Turner etc. Check samples

Sextet featuring ex-membersof Rainbow, Deep Purple, Yngwie Malmsteen, Europe, Baltimoore, Madison & Candlemass.

SAMPLES:
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NOTE: SPV reissued Live and Learn in 2005 along with the second and third Brazen Abbot albums. The reissues feature new cover artwork, but have not been remastered nor do they contain bonus tracks.

TRACKS:

1. Eye of the Storm 4:54
2. Twist of Fate 4:39
3. Fool in Love 6:25
4. Line of Fire 5:15
5. Wake Up Everybody 4:18
6. Everything's Gonna Be Allright 5:49
7. Common People 4:53
8. The Road to Hell 4:29
9. Restless in Seattle 5:43
10. Highway Cindy 4:37
11. I'll Be There for You 5:32
Total Running Time: 56:34

Nikolo Kotzev guitars, keyboards, piano, percussion, violin, bass
Ian Haugland drums
Mic Michaeli organs
John Leven bass
Joe Lynn Turner vocals on tracks 1, 2, 4, 8
Thomas Vikstrom vocals on tracks 5, 10
Goran Edman vocals on tracks 3, 6, 7, 9, 11

5.0 out of 5 stars Superb from start to finish,
Oh I just love this album. The title track opens the album very well. Road To Hell rocks big time. Restless In Seattle is a beautiful ballad of a tune. The closing song I'll Be There For You is also amazing. All the tracks rocked. Nikolo Kotsev is an amazing musician.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Xcellent,
A very good all round album with a monstrous title track. Brazen are not unlike both Rainbow and Deep Purple with possibly a touch of Europe and Yngwie thrown in (not suprisingly really seeing as the majority of musicians are former band members of the just mentioned).

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the greatest Hard rock albums ever.,
This "studio band" brings together a few of the best vocalists of the genre' combined with the progressive-style guitar abilities of Nikolo Kotzev.

NOTE: SPV reissued Live and Learn in 2005 along with the second and third Brazen Abbot albums. The reissues feature new cover artwork, but have not been remastered nor do they contain bonus tracks.