| Bonfire - 'Cry For Help' EP (Yesterrock) |
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| CD Reviews |
| Written by Rob Watkins |
| Saturday, 19 May 2012 05:00 |
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Starting off this six track EP we have the first of three different versions of said song 'Cry For Help' and this comes in the form of the ever so important "radio version" with its touching commercially edged re-written lyrics based on the original 2006 tune lifted from the band's 'Double X' album. Second up is the long version of 'Cry', but for me it is the third "acoustic version" of the tune that hits the subject matter home perfectly with a beautiful intensity and the poignant lyric of "What would God do if he was one of us, Would he stop the pain, What would God do if he was one of us, Would he feel the shame."
With the addition of three bonus tracks the first of these being a live rendition of 'You Make Me Feel' taken from the group's 1986 debut release. We then get 'Don't Touch The Light' and the softened melodic rock of 'I Need You' a re-recorded version itself, and a song originally found on 2001's 'Strike Ten' before being eventually re-issued with the side title (Private Version) on the 2011 album 'Branded' and that collection of songs also offers up 'Just Follow The Rainbow' another live tune from The Masters of Rock concert performance.
So time Uber Rockers everywhere to dig deep as others 'Cry For Help'..........
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