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Whitesnake - Ready an' Willing Audio CD

A fair review of the Whitesnake "Ready an' Willing" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Whitesnake reviews here, or go back to the Whitesnake tabs.

Whitesnake Band: Whitesnake
Title: Ready an' Willing
Rating:
Release Date: 2000-01-14
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Fool For Your Loving 2: Sweet Talker 3: Ready An' Willing 4: Carry Your Load 5: Blindman 6: Ain't Gonna Cry No More 7: Love Man 8: Black And Blue 9: She's A Woman 10: Mean Business 11: Night Hawk (Vampire Blues) 12: Don't Mess With Me 13: We Wish You Well

This Remaster is likely a 24 bit...
I just received this in the mail from France. Excellent sound quality. A classic CD that has never sounded better. Buy this French Remaster, it is excellent. This version is much better than any of the other versions currently available.


8 Track Rocking
I listened to it every morning on the way to school in my best friend's old beat-up Monte Carlo jamming to an 8 Track player rigged up to play out of some house speakers in the back seat. This bad boy cooks. This is pure British Blues Metal served up Hot 'n Nasty. And for what it's worth, this sounds nothing like their late 80's tripe, and that's a good thing.


Great Remaster of A Classic
IMHO 500 Years from now it will define white boy Metal Rock Blues, if you care to catorgise music to that level. It seems to me kind of funny that this album has very little popularity. The remaster with 4 added songs only adds to the value of this blues rock masterpiece. Every musician on this record appears to contribute to the end product. They all have notoriety in the field of English musicians and easily prove their worth with this fine recording. Check out "Company of Snakes" for more non pop Real Whitesnake.


Tony's Review of Ready an Willing
Blues Metal as we called it was born into the Marsden, Moody guitars and Coverdale wailing. This album marks as the keystone of the old Whitesnake. I like this LP because there is all the finest qualities of Deep Purple (with the exception of Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Gillan), mixed with the blues of Marsden-Moody guitars. This CD is a MUST for any Purple-Whitesnake fan. I have heard other versions of this cd that did not have the sound quality that this music deserves, but this French remake sounds exellent! GET IT NOW!!!.


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