White Lion/Germany 1991

WHITE LION released “MANE ATTRACTION” in 1991 and was about to close their short golden age. A new excavation live album is now available that allows you to experience this precious scene. What is infused into this work is “May 27, 1991 Bonn performance”. This is the best audience recording. Speaking of Bonn performances, the recently released “BONN 1989” has also been well received, but while that one was part of the “BIG GAME Tour”, this one was part of the “MANE ATTRACTION Tour” held two years later. . It is a sequel album that allows you to observe a different tour from a fixed point even though it is the same venue and same recording artist collection. Before we get into the details, let’s talk about the show’s position. Let’s take a look back at the panoramic view of the genius guitarist: Vito Bratta’s last (?) world tour.・January 11th: Brooklyn performance [“MANE ATTRACTION” released on April 2nd] ・May 10th – 29th: Europe (15 performances) ←★Here★ ・May 31st – June 9th: UK ( 8 performances) August 19th – September 2nd: North America (4 performances) This is WHITE LION in 1991. They would be disbanding after this tour, but the countdown to collapse had already begun, as they only held small dates from beginning to end. That is why it is valuable, but the Bonn performance of this work is the beginning. This was the 13th concert of the “Europe” tour. As a matter of fact, we have previously introduced the masterpiece “COPENHAGEN 1991” of “MANE ATTRACTION Tour”, but this work was also performed before the 3rd performance (4 days ago). This work recorded at such a show is a superb recording that is very similar to the previous work “BONN 1989″, but even more powerful. If you’ve experienced the previous work, I’m sure you’ve already made up your mind, but for those who haven’t, “BONN 1989” had a wonderfully tight feel. The “Biskuithalle” where the scene took place was a nightclub, and the tightness of the venue was amazing, with sharp edges and no sense of distance. It was a great recording that directly picked up the sound output from the PA. In addition to such a tight feeling, this work has increased density of mid-bass. It is a superb recording that has no sense of sparseness, plenty of response and dynamism, and has a glossy feel that does not generate peak chatter. The full show of “MANE ATTRACTION Tour”, which concluded the golden era, is depicted with its close-fitting rich sound. Let’s compare this with the previous work “BONN 1989” again. PRIDE (6 songs), Hungry/Tell Me/Don’t Give Up (★)/Wait/When The Children Cry/All You Need Is Rock ‘n’ Roll (★) MANE ATTRACTION (7 songs), Lights and Thunder ( ★) / Love Don’t Come Easy (★) / Broken Heart (★) / Blue Monday (★) / Warsong (★) / She’s Got Everything (★) / Leave Me Alone (★) Others (5 songs)・FIGHT TO SURVIVE: Fight to Survive・BIG GAME: Little Fighter/Cry For Freedom/Radar Love・Others: Gimme Some Lovin’ (★: SPENCER DAVIS GROUP) *Note: Songs marked with “★” cannot be heard on “BONN 1989” . …and it looks like this. It is natural that there are many “MANE ATTRACTION” numbers created after the previous album “BONN 1989”, but also “Don’t Give Up” and “All You Need Is Rock ‘n’ Roll” from the famous album “PRIDE” are also selected. , also performed a cover of SPENCER DAVIS GROUP’s “Gimme Some Lovin'”. Although it is an ongoing set that mainly features new songs from “MANE ATTRACTION,” it also complements the range that could not be seen from “BONN 1989″ alone. Vito Bratta left the music industry after this tour. His talent was said to be even greater than that of Steve Vai, and Zakk Wylde was a great man who did not hesitate to praise him. This work is an extremely valuable live album where you can experience the final shine with the best sound. Just being a WHITE LION live album is valuable, but this work is more than just that, it is a cultural heritage-level masterpiece, and when combined with its sister album “BONN 1989”, you can see WHITE LION’s history at the same venue and in the same recording artist’s collection. It’s a masterpiece to be enjoyed. It is a sister work that can be said to be on the same level as “BIG GAME” and “MANE ATTRACTION.” The best audience recording of “May 27, 1991 Bon Performance”. Although it is the same venue and same recording artist collection as “BONN 1989”, it is a sequel album that allows you to observe a different tour two years later. A superb recording that maintains the deliciousness of “BONN 1989″, which was super tight and close, but with even more strength. In addition to the valuable numbers from the final album “MANE ATTRACTION”, there are also songs from the famous album “PRIDE” such as “Don’t Give Up”, “All You Need Is Rock ‘n’ Roll”, and the cover “Gimme Some Lovin”’, the last of the golden era. Enjoy the ultimate tour experience. Biskuithalle, Bonn, Germany 27th May 1991 TRULY PERFECT SOUND★Super high quality Disc 1(72:55) 1. Intro 2. Lights and Thunder 3. Hungry 4. Tell Me 5. Fight to Survive 6. Little Fighter 7. Love Don ‘t Come Easy 8. Don’t Give Up 9. Broken Heart 10. Blue Monday 11. Cry For Freedom 12. War Song 13. She’s Got Everything Disc 2(47:38) 1. MC 2. Leave Me Alone 3. Drum Solo 4. Leave Me Alone (reprise) 5. Wait 6. Radar Love 7. When The Children Cry 8. All You Need Is Rock ‘n’ Roll 9. Gimme Some Lovin’ Mike Tramp – vocals Vito Bratta – guitars James Lomenzo – bass Greg D’Angelo – drums