Audio CD review:
Golden Earring - Naked Truth

Golden Earring - Naked Truth

Band: Golden Earring Title: Naked Truth Rating: Release Date: 21 April, 1993 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Introduction 2: Jangalene 3: Another 45 Miles 4: Mad Love's Comin' 5: Why Do I? 6: I Can't Sleep Without You 7: Weekend Love 8: Vanilla Queen 9: Twilight Zone 10: One Shot Away from Paradise 11: Long Blond Animal 12: Pouring My Heart Out Again 13: Radar Love 14: Eight Miles High 15: Naked Truth

Customer Reviews Great versions of Radar Love and Twilight Zone Twilight Zone actually has some flamenco-style guitar in the middle. I was very impressed with what they did acoustically with Radar Love and Twilight Zone. It sounds crazy, but it makes for a nice change if you're getting tired of the fantastic original studio version. The heavy bass used during Radar Love sounds great too. I was dissapointed with this version of Weekend Love, though. I was surprised that Long Blond Animal actually worked pretty well performed acoustically, but it'll always be an electric song. I personally prefer Fully Naked, since it includes wonderful versions of Yellow And Blue and As Long As The Wind Blows that are, in my opinion, better than the 1970 studio versions. All told, the acoustic albums are my least favorite of the live albums. While they have proved that they are great acoustically, I really prefer their live electric albums. . Great versions of Radar Love and Twilight Zone Twilight Zone actually has some flamenco-style guitar in the middle. I was very impressed with what they did acoustically with Radar Love and Twilight Zone. It sounds crazy, but it makes for a nice change if you're getting tired of the fantastic original studio version. The heavy bass used during Radar Love sounds great too. I was dissapointed with this version of Weekend Love, though. I was surprised that Long Blond Animal actually worked pretty well performed acoustically, but it'll always be an electric song. I personally prefer Fully Naked, since it includes wonderful versions of Yellow And Blue and As Long As The Wind Blows that are, in my opinion, better than the 1970 studio versions. All told, the acoustic albums are my least favorite of the live albums. While they have proved that they are great acoustically, I really prefer their live electric albums. . . You can see a complete list of all Golden Earring discography, or go back to the Golden Earring tabs