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David Coverdale is defined as the "Divo" of hard rock. Discover the review
David Coverdale is defined as the "Divo" of hard rock.
The riff remains imperial, carved in marble, earth-shaking, gratifying; among the best of the last century. Discover the review
The riff remains imperial, carved in marble, earth-shaking, gratifying; among the best of the last century.
Someone said.... "before Mr. Coverdale's hair turned blond, before the 'Still of The Night' video dominated MTV, before '1987', there was a great English band. They were called Whitesnake." Discover the review
Someone said.... "before Mr. Coverdale's hair turned blond, before the 'Still of The Night' video dominated MTV, before '1987', there was a great English band. They were called Whitesnake."
The immortal songs of Whitesnake stand out like Renaissance frescoes imbued with a sacred aura in a true mausoleum of music, the legendary Hammersmith Theatre in London, which today appears as a temple filled with the glorious and eternal notes that have given such greatness to British rock. Discover the review
The immortal songs of Whitesnake stand out like Renaissance frescoes imbued with a sacred aura in a true mausoleum of music, the legendary Hammersmith Theatre in London, which today appears as a temple filled with the glorious and eternal notes that have given such greatness to British rock.
Honestly, I was somewhat surprised not to find an album like "Slip Of The Tongue" already reviewed in Debaser's archives, and the reason is easily understandable: we're talking about Whitesnake and a lineup that, for the first time, features the six-string wizard Steve Vai on lead guitar, Tommy Aldridge on drums, Rudy Sarzo on bass, and valuable collaborations like Don Airey on keyboards or Glenn Hughes as backup vocals. Discover the review
Honestly, I was somewhat surprised not to find an album like "Slip Of The Tongue" already reviewed in Debaser's archives, and the reason is easily understandable: we're talking about Whitesnake and a lineup that, for the first time, features the six-string wizard Steve Vai on lead guitar, Tommy Aldridge on drums, Rudy Sarzo on bass, and valuable collaborations like Don Airey on keyboards or Glenn Hughes as backup vocals.
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