Crashdiet is probably the biggest controversy in its genre, with their original singer committed suicide, the second replacement singer left to form a rival band, and now came Simon Cruz, the third singer, blowing a living breath to the band by helping them create a superior album, 'Generation Wild', which is on par with their sensational debut. With three singers and three albums, I don't think it's an easy job to survive, but Crashdiet preserved their existence and I must raise a glass of beer for them. Power Plant System Design Ebook Free there. 'Generation Wild' is a rare commodity that combined a complete set of elements that I love very much which is the heaviness of early glam, the naughtiness of sleaze rock, and the big punchy anthem of melodic rock.

Listen to songs from the album Generation Wild, including '442', 'Armageddon', 'So Alive' and many more. Buy the album for 8,99 €. Songs start at 0,99 €. See more of Crashdiet Australia. Serial Number For Data Rescue 3.1 here. //www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Glam_Junkies-Sleaze-Ball/76316 Crashdiet - 'Generation Wild. And the super rare Japan.

My most fave tracks here are: 'Armageddon', a superb dirt digger midtempo sleaze madness with a huge chorus; the title track which can be a soundtrack to the rebellious youth gang; the fiery uptempo track of 'Rebel'; the gigantic heavy metal piece of 'Down With The Dust'; the commercial melodic hard rock tune, 'Chemical'; and the Dokken-fueled 'Bound To Fall'. I can't find any weak links here, all of them are great and enjoyable, including the mandatory ballads, 'Save Her' and 'Beautiful Pain'. Simon Cruz has a strong voice, he's truly a gifted singer and the band sealed a very good deal by recruiting him. This magnificent album upped their game again, and for fans of heavy metal, sleaze, and melodic rock, this is your dream album, a tribute to the late Dave Lepard, a must buy! Bottomline: Swingin' high to the top again.