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PRIDE & GLORY [Remaster] includes a bonus disc with 6 tracks.
Released from the confines of being Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist, Zakk Wylde turns in a surprisingly solid debut album from his own band, Pride & Glory. Wylde's guitar still has that Sabbath crunch, but what makes Pride & Glory so listenable is the way it is melded to the deeply Southern rock & roll of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Wylde manages to turn in a handful of well-written songs, but even when the songwriting isn't so hot, the playing is. And that's the point of this kind of rock, anyway. [The 1999 reissue of Pride & Glory contains a bonus disc, featuring two studio outtakes ("Torn & Tattered," "The Hammer & the Nail"), plus covers of Sabbath's "The Wizard," Led Zeppelin's "In My Time of Dyin'," and the Beatles' "Come Together." All five songs are in the same vein of hard rock as the album, and are fairly enjoyable, at least for hardcore fans of Wylde.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Additional Tracks
Recorded at London Bridge Studios, Seattle, Washington.
Pride & Glory: Zakk Wylde (vocals, guitar, mandolin, banjo, harmonica, piano); James Lomenzo (12-string guitar, acoustic & electric basses); Brian Tichy (drums, percussion).
Producers: Rick Parashar, Pride & Glory, Greg Goldman.
Engineers: Rick Parashar, Jon Plum, Greg Goldman.
Personnel: Zakk Wylde (vocals, electric guitar); James LoMenzo (bass guitar).Q (8/94, p.109) - 3 Stars - Good - "...It's impressive stuff, with those guitar breaks sounding so refreshing at a time when songs have been replaced by swagger and attitude..." Zakk Wylde Pride & Glory Songs Pride & Glory Review
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