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if this was your favorite time , 80's then this the perfect way to relive the memoriesgreat listening
One major oversight is Firehouse's When I Look into Your Eyes, that was a repeat from Vol.1 and makes this lose a star. You have to dig hearing these classics in a fresh version. Accept's Balls to the Wall is just haunting.
It completes his collection and he loves it. I ordered this for my boyfriend who had the other 2 previous volumes.
If you are a 80's hair band fan and want to hear them unplugged= this along with volume 1 and 2 are what you need.
I don't think Ratt's Way Cool Jr is much better.Very odd arangement for Accept's Balls To the Wall, but it's not bad. I don't know how this even made it onto this CD, it's laughable. Big's catalog acoustically. just unexpected.Again, like the other 2 CDs in this series there are several new gems, some re-releases and some garbage. Other tracks have been offered up before from various sources so who hasn't heard Tesla's Signs a million times and seen Poison's MTV Unplugged show.Low points on this compilation for me are what I consider to be one of the worst tracks I've heard in years in Slaughter's Up All Night. I'm a fan of all 3 of these CDs as I like of the bands on them.
Eric Martin still has the voice to pull off probably every song in Mr. William Hung could have done better with this track. Like the other 2, I find this one to be pretty much hit or miss as well. It's from a live performance and it's just dreadful. For fans of the genre like me, I think they're a lot of fun though. I think the best new tracks are Tommy and Jack's High Enough, Eric Martin's Just Take My Heart and Autograph's Turn Up The Radio.
Some of the new tracks are still really good like Jani's Heaven and Kix' track.
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