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Track List
01) Can't Get Enough
02) Getaway
03) Roll This Joint
04) Freak Flag
05) Wasted
06) Still Wild
07) Make a Way
08) Renegades
09) The Road
10) Shame
11) Knock Em Down
01) Can't Get Enough
02) Getaway
03) Roll This Joint
04) Freak Flag
05) Wasted
06) Still Wild
07) Make a Way
08) Renegades
09) The Road
10) Shame
11) Knock Em Down
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First Released
2017
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"Road Rage" is the thirteenth studio album from the heavy metal band Quiet Riot, released August 4, 2017 on the Frontier Records label. This is the first overall album to feature former American Idol James Durbin on lead vocals succeeding Kevin DuBrow & Jizzy Pearl who left the band last year.
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Anybody who heard the original version of this album, due for release earlier this year, was very relieved when it was scrapped. It was honestly awful, and how much of this was down to previous singer Seann Nichols is obvious now that he’s been replaced by James Durbin.
The Mk.II Road Rage sounds exciting and energised. Durbin has spirit and commitment, the songs are more rounded, and this comes across as a band who’ve rediscovered their mojo.
There’s a bluesier, considerably elevated attitude here that has more in common with Aerosmith or Ratt than the big-hair era that made the band’s name. Quiet Riot have gelled into a tightly coiled unit on their best record in decades. -- review by Malcolm Dome for teamrock.com.
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"Road Rage" is the thirteenth studio album from the heavy metal band Quiet Riot, released August 4, 2017 on the Frontier Records label. This is the first overall album to feature former American Idol James Durbin on lead vocals succeeding Kevin DuBrow & Jizzy Pearl who left the band last year.
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Anybody who heard the original version of this album, due for release earlier this year, was very relieved when it was scrapped. It was honestly awful, and how much of this was down to previous singer Seann Nichols is obvious now that he’s been replaced by James Durbin.
The Mk.II Road Rage sounds exciting and energised. Durbin has spirit and commitment, the songs are more rounded, and this comes across as a band who’ve rediscovered their mojo.
There’s a bluesier, considerably elevated attitude here that has more in common with Aerosmith or Ratt than the big-hair era that made the band’s name. Quiet Riot have gelled into a tightly coiled unit on their best record in decades. -- review by Malcolm Dome for teamrock.com.
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