I don't know why Andi Deris is so underrated.It's true that he's not Michael Kiske,but he's got an style on his own,and is such a great songwriter,as is proved in this album.Here,you will not listen to your average radio negative nonsense.No.Here,you'll find a kind man full of social concern talking about realities such as the suicide of mistreated children,or murder.But that's not all that you'll find over here.If that was the case,believe me,go and sit down and watch the news on T.V. There are a lo..
This is the first solo album of the lead singer of Helloween (from the albums Master of the Rings, The time of the Oath, The Dark Ride and so). Still, the album doesn't sounds like Helloween at all, it's still rock but more melodic, and without the speed factor. Some songs like "Good bye Jenny" and "Now that I know this ain't Love" are very mellow, nice ballads. "1000 miles away" it's pretty amazing and if you check the interviews in the Helloween Official Page, you can see how it has an special meaning be..
As much as I enjoy Andi Deris's work with Helloween and think he was the perfect choice to replace Michael Kiske, it's good to hear his voice on a melodic rock album again. Deris cut his teeth on this kind of music while a member of Pink Cream 69, and though he's moved on to bigger things, it's obvious he still has a knack for melodic hard rock.Come in from the Rain, Deris' 1997 solo debut, sounds very similar to those first few Pink Cream 69 releases in that it is very melodic with a harder edge. The songs..
