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Artist: Far North

Title: What!

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Category: Melodic Hard Rock

Year: 1993

Label: MTM Classix (Germany)

Catalog Number: 0681-86

Personnel

Patrik Jonsson vocals
Peter Karlsson guitar
David Nystrom bass
Tobias Ohman keyboards
Jan Andersson guitar
Sven Schonfeldt drums

Tracks

1.  Yes I'll Try  4:51   Listen
2.  Never Trust a Stranger  2:48   Listen
3.  The Run  4:30   Listen
4.  Freedom Is All  3:03   Listen
5.  Phantoms  3:31   Listen
6.  Why Are the Children Dying  4:37   Listen
7.  Take Me Home  4:13   Listen
8.  The Gates of Heaven  6:22   Listen
9.  I Just Need Your Love  3:27   Listen
10.  I Need My Child  4:45   Listen
11.  What  3:52   Listen
12.  Heartattack bonus track  4:54   Listen
  
Total Running Time:  50:53

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From: AOR freaky Date: August 18, 2004 at 5:23
Presented to the world as a 'classic', but it is far from a classic. Well, this is 'typcical' Scandi melodic hardrock/AOR and it never reaches the level of British, US and Canadian acts ! One you surely can miss !

From: Geoff Date: August 18, 2004 at 7:17
Yeah, I was truly stunned to see this one come out as a classic. Stunned. Yeah, it's got some decent tracks - there was one I really liked but I can't remember what, but otherwise it's just a pretty decent hard rock release. Sorry Freaky, don't think it's really a typical scandi release as this, IMO, is of far lesser quality than the majority of scandi releases I have ever heard. Pretty good CD though.

From: rene Date: February 12, 2006 at 15:36
I agree, not a classic at all. Some good songs but only a couple. The bonus track HEARTATTACK is good, and maybe one or two more. You will not die if you dont buy lol.

From: z4roxx Date: December 4, 2007 at 11:54
After several time this one sounds great to me!9/10!

From: z4roxx Date: December 4, 2007 at 11:59
After several time this one sounds great to me!9/10!

From: juan carlos Date: December 29, 2007 at 23:08
Muy buen HardRockAOR a la Escandinava total, me suena algo a clásico sin serlo para mí tambien. Los 10 temas están entre muy buenos y buenos ya que el tema título y el Bonus son Fillers totales por tanto solo lo hubieran dejado en 10. "Why Are the Children Dying" Temazo, "Never Trust a Stranger"(cortita pero buenísima), "Phantoms" "Freedom Is All"... Me recuerda al 1º de Glory pero en menor grado obviamente. Disponible a un precio muy módico en las disco tiendas Online. A escucharlo mas! 8.5/10

From: Harald Date: January 13, 2008 at 6:20
What a surprise!!! This is Scandi Melodic Rock of the highest quality, for all of you who still like TREAT´s Dreamhunter & Organized Crime or JOHN NORUM´s Total Control album. "The Gates of Heaven" is such a stunning track full of passion with excellent guitars/keyboards interplay and the chorus is the best I´ve heard in a long time. "Never Trust a Stranger" & "I Just Need Your Love" are massive too and of the same level. If you want to fill the gap to the next TREAT album buy this. 9/10 !!!

From: kipvanpearcy Date: January 13, 2008 at 14:45
Boooring... whoever wrote that this was a classic was probably smoking crack at the time.

From: rbrigade Date: August 11, 2008 at 16:48
The comparison with Norum's album is not to be taken serious. The band cannot be compared to anything from the 80's. Most of the songs sound more similar to 90's melodic metal with some prog touches. Phantoms is a good song, mainly due to the nice lead guitar. The band lacks personality and the songs lack feeling. Too polished sound. Boring vocals. The guys voice is mediocre. The Gates of heaven is a song that you will forget once it ends....If this stuff is for 9/10 I must throw away my complete collection of cd's...Guys try to be more reasonable when giving ratings....

From: hair metal again Date: July 17, 2023 at 8:27
very good release for FAR NORTH a bit late but it s ok as the songs and the sound are typical Scandi melodic metal reminding early EUROPE or 220 VOLT !really liked the vocal performance and the songwriting is very good as well!recommended


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