Barons Ball

Changes:
With the second Longplayer Barons Ball shoot us back in a time, where words like .mp3, Cell Phone, automatic parking system, and "Recap, Hooray!" were completely unknown.
You can find yourself on prom night back in 1985 with the sassy rockers "Back Door Man" and "You don't belong to me" but this time the Prom Queen is on your Backseat!
Compared to these tunes, songs like "It's worth the Fight" or "New Born Day" come across as mature as can be, but still equipped with the charm of yesterdays.
"One by One", a duet with the exceptionally talented Singer Helena Schmitz, appears to be a real highlight on the Album. Awesome drums and a gut-slamming bass meet harmonious keyboards and pounding guitars - perfectly finished by the voluminous voice of Dan Levon.
A little less silence but enjoyable as always the Barons of Rock present "She's so vain" and "Only place i call home".
All in all the new Album makes you find yourself somewhere between the revolutionary ideas of the 70's, the recklessness of the 80's and Back to the Future.

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