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    Shout/Tamplin

    At the Top of Their Lungs

    (1992)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    DiscogsApple Music
    Label Intense RecordsHeaven's Metal #36July 1992
    hard rockmelodic metalpop metal

    This collection of Tamplin-penned hits shows off a hot songwriter who keeps writing good tunes. To make the album special, two new songs are added: "When Secrets Cry Out Loud" and "Little Liar," as well as a remix of "Give me an Answer" and an extended version of the lead guitar monster "In Your Face," which first introduced Tamplin listeners to Lanny Cordola's guitar playing. "Secrets..." is a great tune, with a nice, thick riff that means business. "Little Liar" is a rockin' and groovin' tune with a nice low-end. What else is there to say? Mr. Tamplin writes some good songs--and here's a bunch.

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