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    Heaven's Metal #21/Jeremy Morris

    Jeremy Morris

    Alive II

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Label JAM RecordsHeaven's Metal #21October/November 1989
    hard rockpsychedelic rockspace rock

    More quality music from Jeremy Morris. No, this one has no relation to the Kiss Alive II album. Jeremy's back with better guitar playing and nicer production. It's a little more mellow than his previous effort, yet still incorporates some good guitar leads. Jeremy's got good technique and feeling on the six string.

    This monster recording has over 71 minutes of music. Sometimes I feel like his music is 15 years behind, yet he does it well. Mix Pink Floyd, John Lennon, and Jimmy Hotz together and you're close.

    If you liked his other material, you'll enjoy Alive II. There's no real new ground broken here, but there's good old-fashioned improvement in songwriting, production, and playing skills.

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