![]() ![]() If you’re a fan of this kind of music, you should definitely check out Bite the Bullet, even (especially) if you weren’t a fan of the band the first time around. Bite The Bullet - EP by Laura Vinson Spotify Sign up Log in Home Search Your Library Create Playlist Liked Songs Legal Privacy Center Privacy Policy Cookies About Ads Your Privacy Choices Cookies English Preview of Spotify Sign up to get unlimited songs and podcasts with occasional ads. The year is young, but Street Legal’s comeback album is already one of the better melodic rock albums 2009 has to offer. The band plays both songs without a hint of irony, and both make convincing hard rockers, though Firewind beat Street Legal to the punch with their version of “Maniac” on Premonition. ![]() The first is a cover of Bad News’ (a Spinal Tap-like parody band) “Warriors of Genghis Khan” and the second is the dance anthem “Maniac” from the Flashdance soundtrack. The album’s most interesting moments though, are a pair of oddball covers. Ostby lights this album up, blazing away as much as he can get away with on a melodic rock album.īite the Bullet is a solid album all-around, and the songs are fairly well-written. It’s very rocking and very melodic, with solid midrange vocals from ex-DaVinci frontman Bjorn Boge. Bite the Bullet by Dant Knows & Xing Xang Dog Album on Amazon Music Bite the Bullet Dant Knows & Xing Xang Dog 1 SONG 3 MINUTES 1 Bite the Bullet E 03:22 Stream music and podcasts FREE on Amazon Music. The frontman of Bullet, Dag Hell Hofer, sounds like a palatable hybrid between Bon Scott and Udo Dirkschneider. They are a Swedish band playing hard rock/heavy metal, the kind most popular in the early ‘80s in the vein of bands such as AC/DC, early Judas Priest and Accept. The album has a definite Thin Lizzy/UFO vibe. Bite the Bullet is Bullet’s second album. ![]() Bite the Bullet is a much more refined and mature album than its predecessor. Ostby’s presence ought to be enough to convince people to give the album a try, and the songs on Bite the Bullet should guarantee nobody regrets their decision. Never a huge name in the melodic rock world (outside of Norway, at least) Street Legal’s return might not have drawn as much attention, save for the fact that Bite the Bullet boasts guitar work by none other than Tore Ostby of Ark and Conception fame. Coming nearly a decade after their debut (2000’s Thunderdome), 2009’s Bite the Bullet is the second album from Norwegian melodic rockers Street Legal. ![]()
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