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Personnel: Doro Pesch (vocals); Pete Steele (vocals); Oliver Palotai (guitar, keyboards); Joe Taylor (guitar); Nick Douglas (bass); Johnny Dee (drums).
Personnel: Doro (background vocals); Doro Pesch, Pete Steele (vocals); Christopher Lietz (guitar, keyboards); Andreas Bruh, Joe Taylor , Russ Ballard (guitar); Jurgen Engler (E-bow); Nick Douglas, Chris Winter (keyboards); Johnny Dee (drums).
Audio Mixers: Christopher Lietz; Dan Malsch.
Recording information: Soundmine Recording Studios.
Photographers: Mario; Scott Harrison; MASA; Marianne Muller ; Metal Mike.
When Nirvana and Pearl Jam exploded commercially in the early '90s and alternative rock became mainstream, a lot of '80s headbangers fell by the wayside. Pop-metal hair bands (Poison, Warrant) and gothic-themed fantasy metallers (Iron Maiden, King Diamond) both went out of vogue, and in this brave new rock world, the headbangers who were considered cutting edge embraced alternative metal (which could be anything from Ministry to Sevendust to Rage Against the Machine). But Doro is one '80s survivor who has kept plugging away; she isn't headlining Madison Square Garden, but still caters to a loyal group of die-hard fans. Released in 2002, Fight finds a 37-year-old Doro continuing to sound quite assured and passionate. The former Warlock vocalist makes a few alterna-metal-ish moves here and there, especially on the title track and "Descent" (which employs Type O Negative's Peter Steele). But Doro doesn't get nearly as far into alterna-metal as -- just to give one example -- Mötley Crüe graduate Tommy Lee. While Lee made a totally clean break from an '80s-like sound with his Methods of Mayhem project of 1999, Doro hasn't forgotten the '80s. In fact, many of the tunes are fairly '80s-sounding, including "Chained," "Fight By Your Side," and the power ballad "Legends Never Die" (which Kiss' Gene Simmons contributed). And for Doro's longtime fans, that isn't necessarily a bad thing. Those who have been following the German goddess religiously since the '80s will probably take comfort in knowing that even though a few of the tunes make alterna-metal-ish moves, Fight is generally quite faithful to her history. Although 1989's Force Majeure remains Doro's most essential solo album, her hardcore followers will find 2002's Fight to be an inspired, focused, and rewarding addition to her catalog. ~ Alex Henderson
SPV. 2002.
Fight Music | List Price | $16.98 (You save $3.53) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Hard Rock | | Label | Steamhammer | | Orig Year | 2002 | | All Time Sales Rank |  26006  | | CD Universe Part number | 5008224 | | Catalog number | 237410 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 24, 2002 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Doro; Chris Lietz; Dan Malsch; Doro Pesch | | Engineer | Chris Lietz; Dan Malsch; Joe West | | Personnel | Johnny Dee - drums
Joe Taylor - guitar
Oliver Palotai - guitar, keyboards
Nick Douglas - bass
Nick Douglas - bass
Also: Pete Steele, Russ Ballard, Christopher Lietz, Jurgen Engler, Andreas Bruh, Chris Winter, Chris Winter |
Doro Fight Songs | 1. | Fight |
| 2. | Always Live to Win |
| 3. | Descent |
| 4. | Salvaje |
| 5. | Undying |
| 6. | Legends Never Die |
| 7. | Rock Before We Bleed |
| 8. | Sister Darkness  |
| 9. | Wild Heart |
| 10. | Fight by Your Side |
| 11. | Chained |
| 12. | Hoffnung (Hope) - (German) |
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Fight Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Doro : Fight
Awesome! A true Doro Pesch fans must have album. Anyone that is a fan of Doro would do good to buy this album. A true test to her roots of 80's Heavy Metal and todays modern sound.
Submitted by leonmattson69 (Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No greatest voice in rock
you can't go wrong with this cd,if your a doro fan or just looking for good rock n roll it will be money well spent.if you can get yor hands on the limited edition spend the extra buck or two the book inside is loaded with great pics and has 2 videos on it.doro has never made a bad album and this one is great.you can always count on doro for great music and this might be her best ever
Submitted by lance270 (daytona beach fl)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Hey!!! This is METAL!!!!!!!! men
Doro is the Queen of Metal!!!!!
the goodess metal again!!!!!!!!!!!!
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