Vandenberg - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Vandenberg - Vandenberg [ATCO Records 90005-1] (1982)

Dynamic Range Released: 1982
Country: US
Label: ATCO Records
Catalog: 90005-1
Genre: Hard Rock

Item# SR-AT900051
Ratings: C=VG-; LP=NM-

Pressing: Specialty Records Corporation

Note: Small tear on jacket cover

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Your Love Is In Vain
02 Back On My Feet
03 Wait
04 Burning Heart
05 Ready For You
06 Too Late
07 Nothing To Lose
08 Lost In A City
09 Out In The Streets

Vandenberg
Vandenberg

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Album Review

Rob Theakston [allmusic.com]

Legend has it after a failed audition with mega-group Thin Lizzy, Adrian Vandenberg went back to the drawing board and decided to start his own band. Poised with an axe to grind and several hard rock influences easily spotted from a mile away, Vandenberg and his band of gypsies were poised to take over the hard rock scene with their 1982 debut. Overall, Vandenberg is a fiery testament to Vandenberg's skill as a guitarist. He shreds with the best of them, taking cues from Hendrix, Page, and a little bit of Tony Iommi. Of course there are the gratuitous moments of guitar acrobatics (''Wait'') and the obligatory power ballad (''Burning Heart'') but that really doesn't detract too much from the band's main focus: to deliver a solid hard rock record that is easily one of the most underrated debut metal albums of the '80s.