Title: Best Release
Product review: I'm listening to the lp right now. I had the original disc but I think the lp sounds better- crisper highs and lows. Enough about the format. This is the best release from the first 4 records. I don't own the first, but the general consensus for that one is that it's not very strong. Back for the Attack is strong, though. There is a maturity to the songwriting which makes sense- they'd been doing it for awhile by the time this came out. Check this out if you're interested in hearing them for the first time, then proceed with Tooth and Nail second and Under Lock and Key afterward. This is the band that had a certain element to the songwriting that most of their contemporaries- Crue, etc. - just didn't seem to have.
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