Savoy Brown Hellbound Train/Wire Fire CD Sweden

Hellbound Train/Wire Fire Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Dorset
All Time Sales Rank	143049
CD Universe Part number	6859391
Catalog number	452294
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2006
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Sweden

Savoy Brown Hellbound Train/Wire Fire Songs

	1.	Doin' Fine
	2.	Lost and Lonely Child
	3.	I'll Make Everything Alright
	4.	Troubled by These Days and Times
	5.	If I Could See an End
	6.	It'll Make You Happy
	7.	Hellbound Train

Hellbound Train/Wire Fire Music Review

Average Rating: (2 out of 5 stars) 2 stars

1 star Remastered Twofer
I wish this was a Remastered I"ve been looking for a good one. But unfortionately this is the same copy as on the Deram copy I bought back in 1991. To bad because wow what a deal two on one. I've bought some of the BGO Remasters of Savoy Brown and they actually sound little better!
Submitted by Phil (Saint Augustine,Fl)
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3 stars DON'T BUY!
The much underrated WIRE FIRE saw former members (keyboard genius Paul Raymond and the late, great Dave Bidwell on drums) back in the band after the Boogie Bros. version had split up. This album, which makes up for the absence of a standout lead singer with sheerly magical keyboard and guitar solos, is included here as a bonus. The standout track "Ooh what a Feeling" had mistakenly been trunctuated on the Decca CD reissue some ten years back. Anyone hoping to finally listen to the complete version with its dramatic intro intact will be disappointed: some ignorant just left out the entire track! Furthermore, the sound of the original vinyl releases of both albums is better. Stay clear of this amateurish cash-in release. MATT
Submitted by Mathias (Germany)
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