A perfect example of a one and they’re done glam metal band that appeared too late and were swept away by the great grunge unpleasantness. Slaughter’s Dana Strum had a big hand in the creation of this album. Not only did he produce the album, but he also arranged it and had a hand in writing five of the songs.

This album was released in ’91 and spawned two singles Don’t Need Rules and the rock ballad You’re So Strange. Pretty predictable major label formula. Don’t Need Rules is not a bad song if I’m being honest, with a nice groove and riff. I also really like the sleazy version of Mrs. Robinson by Simon And Garfunkel. In fact, there are quite a few highlights to give your ears a good rockin’.

Trash City has a killer sleazy riff and groove as does Hard Time. Generation Express has that roots Americana vibe added to the sleaze. My favourite however, is Tangerine Man because I love the intro, and that hook and chorus is perfect. You can hear why they were compared to GnR and LA Guns as they have that similar vibe and sound, with a hint of old school Aerosmith thrown in as well.

They started recording a follow up to this, but everything fell away.

8/10 from The Grooveman.