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    Tower

    Turn The Page

    (2003)

    Reviewed by Marco Povervest

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    Label Front Row Seat MediaArt for the Ears2004
    aorhard rockmelodic rock

    Tower is a new name in hard rock. But the sticker on the cover of the disc conveniently informs me that the band is a side project of Jerry Gabriel. He sang on the latest album of Joshua Perahia. He, at least, is a guarantee for solid hard rock vocals, just as they need to sound like: powerful, passionate and raw. But the song writing on this album doesn't disappoint either. Turn The Page is a classic hard rock album from which you can expect to hear some good old rock songs and a few ballads. Great solos are here too. The album starts real nice with I'd Give You My Life. There are ten songs on this record that will appeal to fans of the latest Joshua Perahia album. I don't like every song, but there are some real cool tracks, like Say A Prayer, the ballad Rain and Doesn't Really Matter.

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