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Joan Jett & The Blackhearts: Joan Jett (vocals, guitar); Dougie Needles (guitar); Kenny Laguna (keyboards); Enzo Pennizzotto (bass guitar); Thommy Price (drums).
Recording information: 2006.Rolling Stone (p.105) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[T]here's a vitality here that her slicker discs sometimes lack. With the help of Linda Perry and Le Tigre's Kathleen Hanna, Jett takes on subject matter both personal and political." Alternative Press (p.218) - 3 out of 5 -- "[With] gigantic choruses and hell-bent-for-leather riffs..." The Word (magazine) (p.100) - "[T]he rowdy former Runaway is as unreconstructed as ever, her poppy hard rock sounding at times like the work of a female Billy Idol, at others the offerings of Courtney Love and Peaches' evil godmother. Some of it is brilliant..." Sinner Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)   joan jett fresh new album, i cant stop playing it .if you like joan jett youll love this album. Submitted by desertmouse72 (denali,ak usa)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Joan Jett is rock & roll I got the advance of this, and enjoy it very much. It's good she finally has an affordable (and new) stateside release. She is just a fun rocker, and doesn't disappoint. Submitted by Pete (Iowa, USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Rock on, Joan Jett! WOW, when I heard Joan Jett was coming out with a new album, I jumped at buying it. Not that many rocking women out there.
Of which most aren't mature. Or dead from overdoses.
Anyway. The album is strange. It varies from slightly ballad-feeling of "Bad Time" and sad song of "Baby Blue" that tells the story of a promiscuous woman, to kinky and fun "Fetish" which made me blush and "ACDC" a song NOT about the famous australian band, but about bisexuality.
A great album. Not too light and not too broody, and great to rock out to and play drinking games with. Submitted by regalista (Toronto, Canada) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
JOAN'S TRIUMPHANT RETURN! After ten years with a new CD, Joan Jett triumphantly returns to rock and roll with SINNER. (Ten years if you do not count her Japan-only release NAKED. Several of the songs on NAKED can be found here.) Joan not only looks great but sounds fantastic! This one's a rocker and you need to get it!
The first track is RIDDLES. It is a war protest song about war and our loss of freedoms. At one point, Ms. Jett shouts WAKE UP PEOPLE! This is something I have been shouting for some time now. (Sadly, as long as Americans have their gas-guzzling SUV's and their cell phones, nothing else seems to matter.)
The best song by far is A.C.D.C. This one kicks. Have you seen the video with Carmen Electra? Hot!
Joan seems more and more comfortable with her sexuality here. I am sure you can guess what that sexuality is. She is not preachy - she just asks why do people care?
Finally, her remake of A 100 FEET AWAY (from ALBUM) is a nice inclusion. And it's always great to hear FETISH! Submitted by DON (TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Actually, the above reviewer is incorrect... Jett released a damn fine studio record seven years ago called Fetish. Sinner is right up there, but probably not superior to its predecessor. Submitted by gladstoneblues (New York, NY) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 0 of 1 found this helpful.
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