Title: Generic Sleeze Rock
Product review: This is a bland and genereic late 80's LA sleeze metal album. Nothing here stands out at all. There are lots of pre-teen level sexual innuendos and riffs stolen directly from "Rocks" era Aerosmith. Taime Downe's voice is un-spectacular at best and seems especially strained on the lackluster hit ballad "House of Pain". "Where There's a Whip There's a Way" is a cringe-worthy sex anthem without even a decent hook to save it. The rest of the album shambles along a similarly predictable path and never comes close the legitimate frolicking sleaze the band's debut album. This kind of music doen't have to be intelligent, or even all that original, but it should at least be somewhat fun, energetic or catchy. "Wake Me When it's Over" is none of the above.
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