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Artist: Rock Sugar

Title: Reimaginator

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2010

Label: Independent

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Personnel

Jess Harnell Lead Vocals
Alex Track Drums, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
Chuck Duran Guitars, Bass, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals Track 8

Johnny Five Bass, Vocals

Tracks

1.  Don't Stop the Sandman  5:00   Listen
2.  We Will Kickstart Your Rhapsody  5:44   Listen
3.  Crazy Girl  3:46   Listen
4.  Voices in the Jungle  4:32   Listen
5.  Here Comes the Fool You Wanted  5:36   Listen
6.  Shook Me Like a Prayer  4:48   Listen
7.  Straight To Rock City  4:11   Listen
8.  Prayin' for a Sweet Weekend  4:56   Listen
9.  Heaven and Heaven  4:38   Listen
10.  Breakin' the Love  3:27   Listen
11.  I Love Sugar On Me  3:31   Listen
12.  Round and Separated  5:37   Listen
13.  Dreaming of a Whole Lotta Breakfast  4:04   Listen
  
Total Running Time:  59:50

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From: juan carlos Date: May 4, 2010 at 15:45
Wow how many times iŽve dreamt with this kind of tricks hehee.. Two(until 3!) Instant Classic songs put into one song! a mash-up as many sites write, Excellent idea! I love this album, addictive and catchy as hell. IŽll buy it in original CD. Ultra-Recommended. 9.5/10

From: rick kerch vzla Date: May 4, 2010 at 16:13
Very interesting album of covers!..a mixed salad of classic songs from the 80's..songs that ranges from Heavy Metal,Hard Rock,New Wave & Pop that made history through the golden age of music..definetely a big tribute to that excellent decade..a crazy mix of hits!.85/100

From: Geoff Date: May 4, 2010 at 21:23
Unfortunately I'm not as excited about this one as many people seem to be. The simple fact of the matter is that I already have proper, better versions of all the good songs here. I don't need to hear two good songs combined together in some almost infant-like mixture. This is harmless background music, but I can't see me ever playing this as my main point of focus in my stereo. Loud & Clear are an excellent band and I'd have sold skin from around my balls for a new Loud & Clear album rather than this waste of time.

From: z4roxx Date: May 5, 2010 at 13:44
A concept of covers,what's the meaning?Please someone explain me what it that...?Every song change 5 times with a mix of past covers.Senseless disc(and band).All respect to Jess Harnell but this one is awful

From: CC Date: June 9, 2010 at 7:51
Great album. Great concept. Is it a work of art? No. Is it fun music? Yes. I'd rather listen to fun music than works of art.

From: metalmaniac777 Date: April 20, 2011 at 14:31
'80s pop rock mashed together with '80s hard rock & metal? On paper, it sounds about as appealing as pouring two cups of sugar on a freshly-grilled filet mignon, but in reality it actually sounds pretty cool and results in a fun, harmless listen. That said, now that Jess Harnell has his "reimaginings" out of his system, it would be much appreciated if he would release a new Loud & Clear album.

From: Reverend Mayhem Date: January 28, 2013 at 15:22
This album is so much damn fun it's sick. Anyone who considers it merely a collection of covers just doesn't get it. These are all extremely clever and inventive mash-ups of many keystone songs from various genres spanning the last several decades, all performed with an attitude and competence that makes them impossible to disregard as mere pretentious novelty. Had they been thrown together by a band with far less ability and imagination it could have resulted in a silly mess. But the fact that they attack every facet with an earnestness (while winking behind our backs the whole time) and NAIL every aspect makes for a shitload of enjoyment. Listening to how they weave the various elements (combining disparate acts like AC/DC, Madonna, Bon Jovi, 'Til Tuesday, etc) into the finished products makes for a terrific time -- and they all ROCK too. One album's worth is sufficient, any more would soon become tiresome shtick. But this collection is one I rely on to put smile on my face. 95 / 100


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