Thrashers, leave right now. Y'know the band shot on the cover suggests a real lightweight style of rock, and you'd be right, because Honeymoon Suite are strewn with keyboards and bubblegum guitars. Run of the mill is an understatement, but I paid £1.99 for this so I'm gonna review it ha! This is pomp rock bliss for anyone seeking something catchy but that rarely becomes audible above a whisper. 'Lookin Out For Number One' is infectious indeed, Johnnie Dee croons all over this as he becomes awash with synths, courtesy of Pruess. The twinkling 'Long Way Back' has a Bon Jovi feel, in fact, the whole record has a chart-orientated feel, never once becoming a metal record, but instead a rock record of polished production and mullets of supreme quality! Not a lot to say, but deserves a review because not much of this stuff litters this blog, but there may some people out there in cyberspace eager for this type of wimpy rock.Sunday, 17 July 2011
Honeymoon Suite - Racing After Midnight (1989)
Thrashers, leave right now. Y'know the band shot on the cover suggests a real lightweight style of rock, and you'd be right, because Honeymoon Suite are strewn with keyboards and bubblegum guitars. Run of the mill is an understatement, but I paid £1.99 for this so I'm gonna review it ha! This is pomp rock bliss for anyone seeking something catchy but that rarely becomes audible above a whisper. 'Lookin Out For Number One' is infectious indeed, Johnnie Dee croons all over this as he becomes awash with synths, courtesy of Pruess. The twinkling 'Long Way Back' has a Bon Jovi feel, in fact, the whole record has a chart-orientated feel, never once becoming a metal record, but instead a rock record of polished production and mullets of supreme quality! Not a lot to say, but deserves a review because not much of this stuff litters this blog, but there may some people out there in cyberspace eager for this type of wimpy rock.
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