Dragon/Ghetto Machine [Import]

Dragon/Ghetto Machine [Import]

Track Listings

1. 9 Miles High

2. Dogshit

3. Wicked Witches

4. Crazy Go-Go

5. Voodoo Voices

6. Babylon

7. Crawl

8. Forbidden Love

9. Mirror Ball

10. Taj Mahal

11. Night Creepers

12. Ghetto Machine

13. Slave

14. Evil Ecstasy

15. San Francisco

16. Love Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand Hate

17. Creatures

18. Katmandu Fly

19. Hypnotized

20. Dead Man Walking

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
1999 album from the premiere name in Japanese heavy metal, plus their 1998 outing, 'Ghetto Machine'. A combined total of 23 tracks. Double slimline jewel case. 1999 release.

Dragon/Ghetto Machine,Loudness,Dream Catcher,Heavy Metal

Average customer rating:

Older Loudness fans are definitely in for a surprise...

Takes getting used to

the best loudness ever...............................ever!

Dragon/Ghetto Machine
Loudness
Manufacturer: Dream Catcher
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000IN7M
Release Date: 1999-03-23

Tracks:

9 Miles High
Dogshit
Wicked Witches
Crazy Go-Go
Voodoo Voices
Babylon
Crawl
Forbidden Love
Mirror Ball
Taj Mahal
Night Creepers
Ghetto Machine
Slave
Evil Ecstasy
San Francisco
Love Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand Hate
Creatures
Katmandu Fly
Hypnotized
Dead Man Walking
Jasmine Sky
Wonderman

Album Description

1999 album from the premiere name in Japanese heavy metal, plus their 1998 outing, 'Ghetto Machine'. A combined total of 23 tracks. Double slimline jewel case. 1999 release.

Customer Reviews:

Older Loudness fans are definitely in for a surprise..........1999-09-18

I just recently purchased this double album & I have to say, I was definitely surprised by the direction the band has taken, but not disappointed. The band (including Akira, the world's greatest heavy metal guitarist) shred their way through the 23 songs with their talent & experience showing every step of the way. Only a few of the songs miss the mark, but most are very well done. They mix some very 90's elements into their music, with one song sounding like Alice In Chains, while another one left me thinking I had stuck Metallica in by mistake. But don't mistake these 2 albums for American rip-offs, Loudness continue to carve their own niche. It's too bad these aren't available in the US, but they're really worth every cent of the import price. Highly recommended!!!!

Takes getting used to.......1999-05-26

This 2 CD set contains Loudness' current album, Dragon, and the previous one called Ghetto Machine. If you haven't heard from Loudness since 1990 or so, well you're in for a surprise. Akira Takasaki is the only original member left and has opted for a more heavier, slower sound with this lineup. The songs are kinda hit and miss, Dragon I think being the better of the two discs. And the one weird thing is, there are songs where Akira doesn't solo AT ALL! Some of those songs needed some his shredding--badly. When he *does* solo it's great, but again not enough of it...Akira, the new sound is fine, just more lead guitar please! Have to disagree with the other reviewer, this is NOT the best Loudness album ever--IMHO Disillusion or Thunder In The East are better candidates for that honor.

the best loudness ever...............................ever!.......1999-04-09