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It has a sparse, vocal-oriented arrangement, an acoustic guitar solo, and no drums to speak of. We have as well 4 bonus tracks.

Never Say Never A Little Too Loose Big - Mr. Let's go with their tremendous debut, the self-titled "Mr. It was all the rage at the time. It was what made Winger into a hit-producing machine. It was simple: take a couple of total shredmaster ultra wizards on guitar and bass, slap an obscure drummer behind them, and put a proficient yet largely unknown guy up front on mic and leather pants duty.

But instead of launching through a Yngwie-like solo-fest that shows us all that you can hit every note on the fretboard four times a measure, take a big step back and write some laid-back numbers with a little feeling, and some good catchy melody. Put in a couple of good solos, have at least two or three ballads for the couples, but make it cool enough so that the Steve Vai types who are into total minor mode domination on the six- or seven string will still pick up a copy.

Not only did this work well for Winger, but it was pretty much the formula of the Hagar-era Van Halen, too. Their four-piece was rounded out by Pat Torpey on drums and a singer which achieved some success as solo artist, but mostly in Japan: vocalist Eric Martin. Produced with a pristine sound, the eleven-track self-titled debut from Mr. That said, there are some faster numbers here. The two work well in their ability to play together; there are parts where they are so synchronized, it sounds like one huge chord reaching from low registers to high, instead of two people playing their own lines.

It starts with just bass, and then adds in some very casual guitar before building up on the drums and going into the song full-steam. More 'edgy' than the material to come in next albums, "Mr. Wind Me Up Had Enough Blame It On My Youth Big Love Big's third effort, is, in my book, their masterpiece.

After the success of the previous album and its world-wide hit To Be With You, it would be easy for Mr. Big to follow a formula. They did it half part, but also giving room for their incredible musicianship and expansice songwriting. Where album number 2 Lean Into It perfected the sound the band started on their first album, "Bump Ahead" adds to it, musically, more progression. The sounds are beefier and fatter, with Billy Sheehan's bass playing taking more of a dominant role - a welcomed thing when we are talking about the greatest rock bassist on the scene.

It has a lot of awesome, catchy songs, and it also has some of the most super technical, coordinated parts in rock and metal music history. The best example of great musicality, catchy lyrics through clean vocals and an unreachable level of technique and coordination without losing style or sound, is the album opener, "Colorado Bulldog". Catchy, with a prominent bass line and a monster guitar work, this song kick some serious ass. Nearly as impressive is the next, the uptempo, melodic scorcher "Price You Gotta Pay".

Then there's the songs where Mr. Big explore new territories on this album mixing the best of both worlds; the attitude-laced "What's It Gonna Be", the 'progressive' "Mr. Gone" fantastic melody or the groovy 'Temperamental'. Oh and there's the hidden diamond on this CD, the cover of Free's "Mr Big", the song which gives the band's name. I love this track, the way it is arranged and performed, that bass groove and guitar riff shuffle It's nice when a band isn't afraid to move forward.

It's nice, too, when that forward motion leaves the fans pleased. And this is what "Bump Ahead" resumes. I said in the previous Lean Into It review 'it's a classic, an almost perfect melodic hard rock album This Japanese remaster is pure gold delivering a full bright sound, plus three bonus tracks.

Btw, did I mentioned that Mr. Big albums have some of the best cover artworks ever? Price You Gotta Pay What's It Gonna Be Gone Nothing But Love Ain't Seen Love Like That Album: Many asked to complete the MR.

Big's fourth album, considered by some the 'black sheep' in their discography, but it's a really good record in its own right. Big's place in the US American rock at the moment. With the grunge dominating the charts, Mr. Big were in a situation to impose their brand of melodic hard rock melodies into an audience flooded with plain, uninspired sad songs.

For "Hey Man", Mr. Big turned darker, with songs based in rocking chord progressions than their original technical stuff, but still with the melody as center role filled with excellent vocals and lyrics. There's more acoustics into the mix, and not exactly in a ballad mode.

It's a more 'classic rock' record if you want. Bluesy, rootsy guitars, rockers but also alot of slow tunes. This benefited Eric Martin vocals presence, which are the star on "Hey Man". Still is a great, solid record which brought new listeners to the Mr. Big camp, those eager for more mature, earthy compositions, playing and sound. This Japanese remaster by Isao Kikuchi seems to have rescued some layers of guitar harmonics, turning the listening experience even more enjoyable, plus 4 bonus tracks check 'I Love You Japan', a must for Paul Gilbert fans.

Trapped In Toyland Jane Doe If That's What It Takes Out Of The Underground Dancin' Right Into The Flame Fool Us Today Tears Original Japan Bonus track Album: Get Over It is the fifth studio album by the hard rock band Mr. It is their first studio album to feature guitarist Richie Kotzen.

Big broke up in , and reformed in without Paul Gilbert. He was working with a revamped Racer X, and his solo albums were popular in Japan. In a stroke of genius, Mr. Big tapped a contemporary of Gilbert from his Shrapnel records days — Richie Kotzen. Kotzen, like Mr. Big, was popular, could shred, and could write commercial music.

Big along with his own vocals. The resultant Mr. Big album, Get Over It, was an amalgam of the two artists. Different, but still a good fit. He just does it with more blues. With him and Eric Martin in the same band, you get two of the most soulful hard rockers on Earth in one place at one time!

This campfire rock track recalls the good old days, but the bluesy stuff is more interesting. Get Over It lacks in one way. Big albums are usually peppered with many unforgettable standout tracks throughout. Get Over It only has a handful of those, stacked near the beginning. The songs you remember for days after. Electrified Static Hiding Place Superfantastic A Rose Alone Hole in the Sun How Does It Feel Try to Do Without It Dancin' With My Devils Never in a Million Years Album: Actual Size is the sixth album by the American rock band Mr.

Big, originally released in August It was their second and final studio album to feature guitarist Richie Kotzen. Actual Size would be Mr. Big's final studio album for 10 years, until What If The song "Shine" would later be used as the closing theme to the anime adaptation of Hellsing. Actual Size released in was the sixth Mr Big album and the second to feature Richie Kotzen on guitar.

Produced by Richie Zito, the mix is really clear and the album sounds really robust. Their previous album Get Over It was a very soulful and acoustic affair so it was great to hear them get a little more grunt back into their music this time around whilst still venturing along the soul infused pop path. Highlights include the rocking opening track "Lost In America" which unleashes some Kotzen shred in the solo, the vocal harmonies and catchy chorus of "Shine", the grooving riffs and awesome solo of "Suffocation", the melodic ballad "I Don't Want To Be Happy", and the excellent soulful ballad "Nothing Like It In The World" which closes the album out in style.

The Japanese reissue includes the bonus track "Deep Dark Secret" which is a nice addition to a good album. Despite the fact that this was to be Mr Big's last album with Kotzen and their last for nearly a decade, Actual Size was a good album that still holds up well after all these years but, for these ears, doesn't really rise to the level of the Paul Gilbert fronted lineup - 3.

Lost in America Wake Up Shine Arrow Mary Goes 'Round Suffocation One World Away I Don't Want to Be Happy Crawl Over Me Cheap Little Thrill Nothing Like It in the World Mar Mr. Album: Mr. Big are back with their second studio album after the Reunion in the original line-up. Big and earned themselves with their musical craft and trademarks, the "shredding" paired with a wonderful singing, in the hard rock history. Big produced during your career a number of hits which extend over the entire skirt area, be it ballads, heavy-Metal songs or blues-rock numbers.

Line Up: Eric Martin — lead vocals —, —present Pat Torpey — drums, percussion, backing vocals —, —present Billy Sheehan — bass guitar, backing vocals —, —present Paul Gilbert — guitar, backing vocals —, —present Former members: Richie Kotzen — guitar, backing vocals — Tracklist: Fragile Satisfied The Man Who Has Everything What If We Were New?

The Light Of Day Just Let Your Heart Decide Cinderella Smile The Stories We Could Tell Album: Super bootleg collection best of hits!! Tears Where Do I Fit In Unforgiven Nobody Left To Blame Album: We have already seen a number of hard rock legends like Krokus, Deep Purple etc. On the 7th of July, the supergroup Mr.

Coming to the sound, this record comprises the trademark Mr. Big sound that is a combination of technical mastery, speed and melody. Guitarist Paul Gilbert has mentioned in various interviews that it took the band just six days to finish recording the album and they played live in the studio! The alternating riffs and interludes sound very pleasing to the ears.

This one also has a classic Gilbert style shredded solo. Melodic soft rock lovers will surely dig this one. The band returns to the heavier sound in the next song and the guitars go all progressive on this one, with Billy totally keeping up with the bass like a wizard. The next track tells the story of an ordinary man dealing with the various aspects of love in the modern world.

The technical prowess of the band, particularly of Gilbert, takes a high note here as well with the muted guitar playing. The song has been received very well. It is absolutely unbelievable that these guys still have their flair and can produce a record so good in a span of 6 days. And as shown on the album cover, this album is indeed a mammoth falling into the current music scenario of the world. The album will most likely be well received upon release and as I have said before, ballad lovers will surely dig this one.

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