It's hard to pinpoint the reasons for Saxon's gradual fall from stardom, but by the time they released 1984's Crusader, the band had obviously stopped leading the New Wave of British Heavy Metal with its aggressive biker anthems, and fallen in line behind Iron Maiden's epic historical themes and more complex song structures. It did them no good. Crusader was actually a slight improvement from the songwriting perspective, but reveals a band which obviously takes itself too seriously. In fact, they only really manage to rock out like the old days on a few tracks like "A Little Bit of What You Fancymore…" and "Bad Boys (Like to Rock'n'Roll)."...D. Jellinc
Codec: mp3
Bitrate: 320 kB/s
Size: 125 MB
Genre : Rock
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Line-up
Biff Byford - vocals
Paul Quinn - guitar
Graham Oliver - guitar
Steve Dawson - bass
Nigel Glocker - drums
Tracklist:
01 The Crusader Prelude 1:06
02 Crusader 6:34
03 A Little Bit of What You Fancy 3:51
04 Sailing to America 5:04
05 Set Me Free 3:14
06 Just Let Me Rock 4:11
07 Bad Boys (Like to Rock 'N' Roll) Like Rock 'n' Roll 3:25
08 Do It All for You 4:44
09 Rock City 3:16
10 Run for Your Lives 3:51
11 Chase The Fade (Bonus) 2:30
12 Krakatoa (Bonus) 3:46
13 Medley-Heayvy Metal Thunder-Warrior 9:08
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Post je objavljen 02.02.2010. u 22:51 sati.