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Saints & Sinners – S/T (Release Year – 1992)

  • May 25, 2007
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · CD Reviews Q-Z · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock Videos

Saints & Sinners coverAfter a couple of discs in the metal band Sword, singer Rick Hughes formed a brand new band called Saints & Sinners. This self titled debut was a departure from the metal of Sword, and was a move into more of a 80’s glam, hard rock sound in the vein of Skid Row meets Tyketto.

Saints & Sinners features, Rick Hughes on vocals, Stephane Dufour on guitar, Martin Bolduc on bass , Jeff Salem on drums, and Jesse Bradman on keyboards.

Armed with a bunch of great songs that have the writing credits of Aldo Nova, Jon Bon Jovi, and Rachel Bolan from Skid Row,Saints & Sinners this disc was sure to be a huge hit. It was released just as grunge was taking off, and never got the push that it deserved. It is one of the better hard rock discs released during this time.

Walk That Walk

Shake


Wheels of Fire

RareRockRewindMediumSaints & Sinners wont offer you anything ground breaking, but this disc if full of great hard rock tunes with no filler material.

This disc has become quite impossible to find. It occasionally shows up on EBay and Gemm Music.

If you are looking for a very good melodic metal disc, this is one that is worth searching for.

Fans of great 80’s hard rock bands, and hair metal are sure to love this. This is one of my favorite, hard rock gems in my music collection.

Rating: 9 Flying V's Out of 10Out of 10

Track Listing:
1. Shake
2. Rip It Up
3. Walk That Walk
4. Takin’ My Chances
5. Kiss the Bastards
6. Wheels of Fire
7. Lesson of Love
8. We Belong
9. Frankenstein
10. Slippin’ into Darkness

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  1. Marina May 26, 2007 · Reply

    Thanks! The songs you showed were really great.
    I am so pleased that grunge is dead now!
    Rock 4 Ever

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