JEFF SCOTT SOTO “Damage Control” – 5 Reasons To Buy This Sterling Album
JEFF SCOTT SOTO – This past March 23rd, Jeff Scott Soto’s fifth full-length album, Damage Control, was released via Frontiers Records. Melodic Hard Rock, 80’s Arena Rock, Rock and AOR fans should find no problem embracing the songs on Damage Control; I’ve embraced them and I will tell you why:
01 – Jeff’s voice. Whoa. Harmonious, melodic and so damn smooth. Rockin’ cool smooth. If I can put Joe Lynn Turner on a pedestal all of my Rockaholic life, then Jeff Scott Soto shares that same pedestal.
02 – The Songs. It always comes down to quality and I don’t care if it’s Extreme Metal or Melodic Hard Rock that I’m listening to… the songwriting has to be standout. Damage Control could easily have been titled: 11 Standout Songs.
03 – Inspirational. Wether it’s the lyrics, the vibes or a combination of both, Damage Control makes me feel good and feeling good is something I usually invite into my Rock ‘N Roll soul. Give A Little More and Look Inside Your Heart are my top two exhilarating listens, on this album of melodically fortified and memorable Hard Rock.
04 – Quality Musicianship. Um, do you think Jeff Scott Soto would surround himself with anything less? This is an artist who has Yngwie Malmsteen, Talisman, Journey and Trans Siberian Orchestra on his prolific resume, therefore, Damage Control is an album that’s built-to-last and stand the test of Rock ‘N Roll time.
05 – One Of The Best. In my Metal opinion, Jeff Scott Soto is one of the best male vocalists I’ve ever listened to. It’s not all about Heavy Metal with Jeff’s career and his voice can carry through a range of music genres. Damage Control is a significant piece of work for Jeff Scott Soto; this album doesn’t go over any Pop Rock deep end and it Rocks like 80’s Journey meets Bent Out Of Shape era Rainbow.
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Guests Of Note:
Dave Meniketti – (Y&T)
Jamie Borger – (Talisman/Treat)
Casey Grillo – (Kamelot)
Joel Hoekstra – (Night Ranger)
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DAMAGE CONTROL – Track Listing:
Give A Little More
Damage Control
Look Inside Your Heart
Die A Little
If I Never Let Her Go
Tears That I Cry
BonaFide
Krazy World
How To Love Again
AfterWorld
NeverEnding War
Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks:
Take U Down
Elena
Afraid To Die
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* For more info on JEFF SCOTT SOTO, click links below!
http://www.facebook.com/JeffScottSoto
LONG LIVE JEFF SCOTT SOTO.
Stone.
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April 30, 2012 at 9:38 am
I was always gonna buy this – the reviews have been outstanding – and now I see Dave Meniketti guests too – that’s just an embarrassment of riches! -Dave’s solo blues album was a great piece of work!
April 30, 2012 at 11:29 am
Okay Kev, now I’m gonna have to get ahold of Meniketti’s solo blues album. 🙂
April 30, 2012 at 3:26 pm
Jeff Scott Soto has always been a very underrated vocalist. This album should be very good.
June 7, 2012 at 12:10 am
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