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THE REVIEW
The Vinnie Vincent Invasion released their second album back in 1988, following their debut two years earlier. The group's style is similar to many bands from the '80s that presented a hard-rock sound combined with glam attitudes and costumes. However, in the album "All Systems Go", we find some gems of great value: "Dirty Rhythm" and "Ecstasy", just to name two. The other tracks tread familiar territory for most, supported by a massive dose of riffs (as in the case of the opener "Ashes To Ashes", in "Naughty Naughty", or in "Burn"). A special mention goes to "Love Kills", a wonderful love song that combines melody with a good dose of hard rock (this track was also part of Nightmare IV). In short, this album does not add anything new to the '80s glam-rock scene, yet it could be of particular interest to fans of Kiss and glam in general.
Line-Up:
Vinnie Vincent - Guitar
Dana Strum - Bass
Bobby Rock - Drums
Mark Slaughter - Vocals
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Released in 1988, All Systems Go by Vinnie Vincent Invasion delivers a solid 80s glam rock experience with standout tracks like Dirty Rhythm and Love Kills. The album stays true to the era's hard rock riffs and glam aesthetics without breaking new ground. Fans of Kiss and glam metal will find much to enjoy.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Vinnie Vincent Invasion
American glam-metal band formed by guitarist Vinnie Vincent after his departure from Kiss; released two studio albums in the 1980s noted for guitar-focused hard rock.02 Reviews
