Winger Karma CD Import

Karma Music

List Price	$16.97 (You save $1.52)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Frontiers America
All Time Sales Rank	47718
CD Universe Part number	8015481
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 27, 2009
Additional Info	Import

Winger Karma Songs

	1.	Deal With The Devil
	2.	Stone Cold Killer
	3.	Big World Away
	4.	Come A Little Closer
	5.	Pull Me Under
	6.	Supernova
	7.	Always Within Me
	8.	Feeding Frenzy
	9.	After All This Time
	10.	Witness
	11.	First Ending (Bonus Track)

Karma Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Fantastic Album
From start to finsh i havent heard a better rocking album in a long time. This band is way underated and top flight artists.
Submitted by dperalli (Sarasota, Florida)
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5 stars KARMA was worth the wait!
I just got the new Winger CD in the mail and I LOVE IT! Its heavy, melodic & awesome. Reb DOES NOT disappoint (Johns no slacker either just listen to After All This Time). And, thats a great segue to Kips vocals because After All This Time, Kips voice is.....(insert any superlative you like)!! I cant leave out Rod. His drumming is great and its nice to hear him on piano on the bonus track. Im not a musician so I cant speak intelligently about the work Kip did on the composition of this album...I just know that I LOVE it, so GREAT JOB Kip. My early favorites are Witness; Pull Me Under; Come a Little Closer (heavy...LOVE it!); Always Within Me; and After All This Time. Kudos to the guys in Winger. This is one GREAT album. I cant wait to see you perform it live in concert.
Submitted by sp8simon (Charlottesville, VA)
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5 stars Amazing!
Best rock album in years. Hold all opinions until you listen to this album. It will knock your socks off!
Submitted by dmhiemstra (Wisconsin)
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