Devil's Canyon

Devil's Canyon Artist: Molly Hatchet
Label: Mayhem Records
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 090861110529
EAN: 0090861110529
ASIN: B000003H3J


Release Date: 1996-10-29

Devil's Canyon


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Tracks:

  1. Down From The Mountain
  2. Rolling Thunder
  3. Devils Canyon
  4. Hearless Land
  5. Never Say Never
  6. Tatanka
  7. Come Hell Or High Water
  8. The Look In Your Eyes
  9. Eat Your Heart Out
  10. The Journey
  11. Dreams I'll Never See

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Absotively Posilutely Awesome!!.......2003-04-08

Do not need the maximum of 1,000 words to describe this cd. Honestly, in my opinion, this is the best Hatchet your money can buy. Period!!

4 out of 5 stars It aint Molly Hatchet,but it is pretty darn good.......2000-12-02

The fact that there are zero(yes zero)original members left made this difficult to accept at first.Original vocalist Danny Joe Brown had to leave due to medical reasons,but his hand-picked replacement does a fine job.It sure does sound like them,even though it isn't.The guitars are big,loud,and obnoxious(just the way theyr'e supposed to be).The songs are excellent.The twin leads are soaring.I would reccomend this to any southern-rock fan.

4 out of 5 stars Excellent Hatchet.......2000-02-26

If you like Molly Hatchet, or if you've never heard of them, but crave that southern fried multi-guitar attack monster from decades past, then this album is a must own. "Down From the Mountain," is a blazing example of what southern rock is all about, with it's acoustic dobro beginnings giving way to the overdriven fat-sounding Gibsons played through their Marshall stacks. The complicated guitar weaves on, "Come Hell or High Water," are flawless. "Rolling Thunder," is a thoughtful tribute to Vietnam Veterans, the thunder being from the Harley-Davidson riding veterans that gather in our nation's capitol each year at the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial. Of course, don't forget the acoustic remake of, "Dreams I'll Never See." This is an excellent Hatchet offering. The song keeping this entire album from earning five stars is, "Look In Your Eyes." This song is terrible, and should have been left off the album, the other cuts are well worth the money.

5 out of 5 stars Danny Joe would be proud as heck.......2000-02-23

This is the best album in their catalog. The new singer is so much better than danny Joe Brown it is not even funny.The trip[le guitar attack is even more awsome wicked than ever.The south has done rosen again.Great idea doin dreams again,this time so much better.Flirtin' stinks compared to this.

5 out of 5 stars The South rises again.......1999-12-29

This is possibly Hatchet's best album ever. Lead vocalist Danny Joe Brown only appears on 5 tracks as far as I can tell, but replacement Phil McCormack sounds incredibly similar and does a fine job.

From the opener "Down on the Mountain" you know the album is going to be a cranker. The songwriting is spread over all the band members. It is a fairly heavy album but with some great Southern boogie tracks "Baby Eat Your Heart Out" and "Come Hell or High Water", a strong ballad "The Look in Your Eyes", and an acoustic version of "Dreams I'll Never See".

I must say when I bought the CD I was a bit concerned about the lack of original members but that was all blown away on first listen. Songs such as "The Journey" and "Devil's Canyon" have the classic build-up with twin lead guitar shoot outs that classics "Boogie No More" and "Fall of the Peacemakers" have.

Readers of Hard Rock Magazine in Europe voted it best Rock album of 1996 also.

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