Title: part of a flood long-forgotten...
Product review: One of many releases dumped on the unsuspecting melodic rock community by the now long-defunct Long Island Records label in the mid 90's, when melodic rock and its fans were suffering from a major deprivation. The genre was purposely and consciously neglected and stomped into the ground by record labels and critics alike, to give way to grunge and alternative rock.Long Island tried to target the still existing underground fanbase with a huge number of releases, some new, some re-relaeses of old forgotten jewels (like Bystander). All-in-all it was too much, and Den Of Thieves certainly did not stand out of the lot in any way. Not bad if you're a diehard collector of anything that's melodic, but there are certainly hundreds of better recommendations...
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