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1987 (MP3 Album)

Whitesnake

Customer rating on 1987: 5 out of 5 stars ( 4 customer ratings )

Tracks:

11

Length:

00:52:28

Format:

MP3

Quality:

320 kbps

Size:

125.92 MB

£7.25

£0.66 per track when you purchase the album

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ListenTrackLength
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1.Still Of The Night (2007 Digital Remaster)00:06:35
£ 0.70
2.Give Me All Your Love (2007 Digital Remaster)00:03:27
£ 0.70
3.Bad Boys (2007 Digital Remaster)00:04:03
£ 0.70
4.Is This Love (2007 Digital Remaster)00:04:36
£ 0.70
5.Here I Go Again '87 (2007 Digital Remaster)00:04:30
£ 0.70
6.Straight For The Heart (2007 Digital Remaster)00:03:39
£ 0.70
7.Looking For Love (2007 Digital Remaster)00:06:21
£ 0.70
8.Children Of The Night (2007 Digital Remaster)00:04:20
£ 0.70
9.You're Gonna Break My Heart Again (2007 Digital Remaster)00:04:11
£ 0.70
10.Crying In The Rain (1987 Version) (2007 Digital Remaster)00:05:36
£ 0.70
11.Don't Turn Away (2007 Digital Remaster)00:05:10
£ 0.70

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Customer Reviews

 

Customer rating on Whitesnake - 1987: 5 out of 5 stars

Average rating (4 reviews)

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars A Monumental Achievement!

drakula | 13/07/2008 | See all drakula's reviews (15) »


This review refers to 1987 (CD version).

As its front cover seems to suggest, 'Whitesnake 1987' is a monument of metal and rock. Still of the Night, with its power chords and unrelenting guitar riff, provides Whitesnake with their best opening track ever. Bad Boys and Children of the Night are not too far behind. Crying in the Rain is a blistering, cyclonic guitar and vocal workout, whilst the massive power-ballad Is This Love allows the band to show their lighter side. Only Here I Go Again, with its US radio-friendly over-production seems slightly out of place, but as the song that cracked America wide open for him and his band, I'm sure that David Coverdale can live with that. The leaner but heavier-sounding line-up of Coverdale, John Sykes, Neil Murray and Ainsley Dunbar may have existed for just this album, but together they produced a monster! Buy this if you want to hear Whitesnake at their heaviest and best.

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars snakebite

frankpoole | 28/04/2008 | See all frankpoole's reviews (227) »


This review refers to 1987 (CD version).

21 years on and this is still a great album.fans of the old bluesy whitesnake hated this album with its lavish,over the top production and widdly,widdly guitars but its a cracking rock album.john sykes was the perfect find and a guitar hero if ever there was one.aynsley dunbars drumming is some of the best rock drumming i had heard for a long time (considering he was a jazz drummer,thats a real compliment) and the whole album really sounds as good today as it did then.pity they had to spoil the next album by getting steve vai in.

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars At £4.99 if you like rock you must buy this cd it's great!

dragonlord | 07/01/2008 | See all dragonlord's reviews (140) »

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This review refers to 1987 (CD version).

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