Sammy Hagar - Musical Chairs Audio CD

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Sammy Hagar Band: Sammy Hagar
Title: Musical Chairs
Rating:
Release Date: 1994-05-30
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Turn up the Music 2: It's Gonna Be All Right 3: You Make Me Crazy 4: Reckless 5: Try (Try to Fall in Love) 6: Don't Stop Me Now 7: Straight From the Hip Kid 8: Hey Boys 9: Someone Out There 10: Crack in the World

Great 70s Hagar
Working from roots in Ted Nugent's Detroit rock and the Outlaws' Southern boogie, just like his previous, self-titled debut, this one adds R&B horns on "It's Gonna Be All Right" and a pop ballad, "Try (Try To Fall In Love)" to the mix. Sammy Hagar may have disowned his 70s solo work, but a quick listen proves that MUSICAL CHAIRS is a great album that deserves wider recognition. However, these changes don't subtract from the music. Rather, they add to it, giving the music a depth lacking in the hard rock that came later from other bands (e. g. Motley Crue, Ratt). Hagar's advocacies of sanctions against Indonesia in retaliation for that country's trumped-up 2005 drug-smuggling conviction of a young Australian tourist, increased funding for law enforcement, and capital punishment or life without parole for kidnappers make MUSICAL CHAIRS an essential purchase for both your ears AND your conscience.


Vintage Hagar
This is Hagar at his finest. If you are a fan of Sammy Hagar or you like rare, vintage rock and roll then you need Musical Chairs. A must have for any rock and roll collector. .


Musical Chairs-Another good effort from Sammy.
Turn Up The Music -3:34- Good song to start. (*****)Perfect
(****1/2)Almost Perfect
(****)Excellent
(***1/2)Very Good
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(**)Mediocre
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(1/2)Almost Worthless
(DUD)Worthless

1. (***)

2. It's Gonna Be All Right -4:06- Very Good, and also a bit underrated. (***1/2)

3. You Make Me Crazy -2:45- Too short, because it was getting really good. (***1/4)

4. Reckless -3:33- Very fast paced song. (***1/4)

5. Try -3:09- Bad song, but at least it's short. (*1/2)

6. Don't Stop Me Now -3:13- Nothing special here, but still okay. (**3/4)

7. Straight From The Hip Kid -3:07- Okay for how short it was. (**1/4)

8. Hey Boys -2:49- Very mediocre and close to being bad. (**)

9. Someone Out There -3:01- Once again, a really short song. (**)

10. Crack In The World -5:10- Long and average. (**1/2)

OVERALL= -34:30- 4 good songs in the beginning are enough to make this one a thumbs up. (***).


Classic Hagar '70s shot
Chunky guitar rock like it ought to be. I first got this disc back in '89 and still think of it as one of Sammy's best. Sammy's music has always ranged from the rock anthem to the deep. Whether he's partying the night away with 'Turn up the music' or getting ready for the apocolypse in 'Crack in the world' Sammy's always done it with style and grace. This may not be the style that made Sammy hugely popular, but it is the sound that makes him a true legendary rocker. He may never be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame, but he should be.


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