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Tesla Forever More 2008 320k(excellent new album)
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Tesla - Forever More
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Artist...............: Tesla
Album................: Forever More
Genre................: Hard Rock
Source...............: NMR
Year.................: 2008
Ripper...............: NMR
Codec................: FhG
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (CBR 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.0, ID3 v2.3
Tracker.............: Demonoid
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:05:02) Tesla - Forever More
2. (00:03:35) Tesla - I Wanna Live
3. (00:03:11) Tesla - One Day At A Time
4. (00:03:39) Tesla - So What!
5. (00:04:38) Tesla - Just In Case
6. (00:04:22) Tesla - Fallin' Apart
7. (00:05:03) Tesla - Breakin' Free
8. (00:03:28) Tesla - All Of Me
9. (00:04:11) Tesla - The First Time
10. (00:03:24) Tesla - Pvt. Ledbetter
11. (00:05:26) Tesla - In A Hole Again
12. (00:04:50) Tesla - The Game
13. (00:02:53) Tesla - My Way
Playing Time.........: 00:53:42
Total Size...........: 122.94 MB
NFO generated on.....: 09/10/2008 08:47:00
The longevity of most modern rock bands is short. The chances of a veteran band that came about in the 80’s, releasing a new album these days that’s actually good, keeping it modern, yet not straying from the root sound is rare or nil. Some bands know how to do it and keep their old fans while gaining new ones as well and some bands…just flop. So where does Tesla fit in to this category? Let’s just say that 24 years later, Tesla still knows how to rock.
Following their 1994 release “Bust A Nut” they took 6 years of before getting back together and releasing a double live album called “Replugged” live. In 2004 they released “In The Now” and this year saw the release of Comin Atcha Live 2008.
Forever More brings back the rockin sound of Tesla in true form. Jeff Keith’s voice sounds great and the rest of the band is spot on as well. This is the first album with new guitarist Dave Rude, who replaced Tommy Skeoch after Tommy decided it was best to spend time with his new child and family.
Tesla keeps things simple with a lot of heavy power chords throughout the album, catchy rock sing-along choruses, and some really great solos to boot. Songs like Just In Case and Fallin’ Apart bring you back to those days of High school dances when all the great bands had some cool power ballads. I don’t know how it is these days, but that’s what these songs remind me of. Tesla are great at the power ballads. Breakin’ Free is obviously a “break-up, you done me wrong for so long” song. The First Time is an inspiration song with a slow verse/fast chorus to it. Great song.
The most touching and probably my favorite song on the album has to be Pvt. Ledbetter. Pvt Ledbetter tells a story through letters. It starts out as a family writing a letter to their son who is gone away at war. The second verse see the family writing their son again, worried and the last verse is a letter back to Pvt. Ledbetter’s mother telling her that her son has become a casualty of war. It’s a very touching song that if catches you off guard and you’re really into the song with your imagination, it can almost bring a tear to your eye.
Forever More is a great album, especially if you’re already a fan of Tesla. If you’re not, give this a listen and you just might like it.