HERICANE ALICE: Tear the House Down CD. L.A., party-glam. BANGALORE CHOIR + KEEL & ACCEPT members. CHECK VIDEOS!

An L.A., party-glam feel, for the most part. Shades of Bulletboys, TNT, Shotgun Messiah, and some early Babylon A.D. Disc opener "Wild Young and Crazy" has a good flow, and "Badboy Breakout" is similar sounding. The slower-paced "Dream Girl"has a big chorus, while "I Walk Alone" is also toned-down, with a soaring vocal frame. The ripping title track is a highlight and good chord riffs etch throughout "Shake, Shake, Shout".
Awesome album, basically every track has an awesome gang-chorus that'll stick in your head for weeks. Some killer riffs, with Naumann's vocals reminding of a cross between Axl Rose and Mark Slaughter. Kind of a mix between some Skid Row and a lot of Slaughter, this is just great sleazy metal... check it out!

Line up: Bruce Naumann, vocals; Ian Mayo, bass; Danny Gill, guitar and Jackie Ramos, drums. Subsequently we will find again Mayo and Ramos in BANGALORE CHOIR (the band of David Reece, for a very while singer of ....ACCEPT) and Gill the guitarist in MEDICINE WHEEL of the former KEEL dude Mark Ferrari.

TRACK LIST:
1. Wild Young and Crazy
2. Bad to Love
3. Dream Girl
4. Tear the House Down

5. Badboy Breakout
6. Need a Lover
7. Too Late

8. Shake, Shake, Shout
9. Crank the Heat Up
10. I Walk Alone

(1990/Atlantic)