T.T. Quick – Metal of Honor (Release Year – 1986)
With the recent announcement of T.T. Quick front man joining Accept, I wanted to break my copy of T.T. Quick’s Debut CD, Metal of Honor. After a couple of listens to this CD, I could definitely hear Tornillo fronting Accept. He can scream with the best of them. Not to lose focus, the music on “Metal of Honor” is definitely worth talking about.
This music on this CD is crazy good in my opinion. Mark Tornillo’s vocals are awesome, and David Dipietro (who is known for teaching Zakk Wylde and Dave “The Snake” 
Sabo how to play guitar) dishes out some awesome metal licks on his guitar. I really like his guitar tone a lot.
Metal of Honor if full of heavy anthems that will appeal to fans of classic metal. Every time I listen to this disc, I like it a little bit more. I can’t figure out why a band with music this good is so tragically under rated. There are elements in their music that remind me of bands like Krokus, Lizzy Borden and Whitesnake. The bottom line is, it is all good. Regardless if the band slows it down, or rocks out, they deliver the goods on “Metal of Honor”. This CD is highly recommended for all fans of hard rock and metal music.
You can still score copies of this CD in the HRH music store.
For more information on T.T. Quick, check out the band’s myspace page.
Rating: 
Out of 10
The video below isn’t a real music video, but at least it will give you taste of the T.T. Quick song, “Front Burner”.
Track Listing:
1. Metal of Honor
2. Front Burner
3. Hard as a Rock
4. Child of Sin
5. Asleep at the Wheel
6. Come Beat the Band
7. Hell to Pay
8. Queen of the Scene
9. Glad All Over
10. Siren Song
T.T. Quick is:
Mark Tornillo – Vocals
David DiPietro – Guitars
Walt Fortune – Bass
Eric Ferro – Drums
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This album is fantasic and very original. However I do with they would have left Glad All Over and Come Beat The Band off of it. I’ve owned it since it came out and still listen to it regularly. Unfortunately the followup album wasn’t nearly as good, not even close.
Not sure if you had the syndicated radio show Z-Rock in your area, but you could always count on hearing Front Burner everyday. Good times.