Whitesnake – Whitesnake

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Artist: Whitesnake

Title: Whitesnake

Year: 1987

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Tracklist

  • 1. Crying in the Rain - 1987 Version; 2018 Remaster (5:37)
  • 2. Bad Boys - 2018 Remaster (4:06)
  • 3. Still of the Night - 2018 Remaster (6:37)
  • 4. Here I Go Again - 2018 Remaster (4:35)
  • 5. Give Me All Your Love - 2018 Remaster (3:28)
  • 6. Is This Love - 2018 Remaster (4:44)
  • 7. Children of the Night - 2018 Remaster (4:22)
  • 8. Straight for the Heart - 2018 Remaster (3:36)
  • 9. Don't Turn Away - 2018 Remaster (5:06)
  • 10. Looking for Love - 2018 Remaster (6:31)
  • 11. You're Gonna Break My Heart Again - 2018 Remaster (4:12)

Review

Guys, if you haven't dived into Whitesnake's self-titled beast from 1987, you're missing out on a piece of rock history. This album was the band's seventh studio outing and it marked a massive stylistic shift towards glam metal, making it a commercial juggernaut. The record, co-written by the legendary David Coverdale and axe-master John Sykes, had a lineup featuring the reliable Neil Murray on bass and the iconic Aynsley Dunbar drumming up a storm.

Recorded between '85 and '86, the album showcases some hard-hitting yet blues-infused tracks, powered by killer guitar riffs and unforgettable hooks. Fun tidbit: the European and Australian versions of the album came with two bonus tracks, "Looking for Love" and "You're Gonna Break My Heart Again," which North American fans missed out on initially. Peaking at number 2 on the Billboard 200, this album didn't just flirt with success—it married it and stayed in the top five for months! And if you're craving a refreshed experience, the 2018 remaster polishes those timeless tunes to a high sheen. Whitesnake, 1987—go on, treat your ears! - Scarlett

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