Title: Very good farewell for TRAPEZE
Product review: Even without Glenn Hughes, TRAPEZE proved that they were really a gifted band. THis CD sounds fresh, emmotive, hard. New vocalist Pete Goalby (who would later join Uriah Heep for their 1982 album ABOMINOG)fits perfectly and even contributes with three songs (one-third of the album).Mel Galley's guitar is still great and sharp. Dave Holland's drumming is also very good, but he soon went on to play something totally different in Judas Priest.HOLD ON is great, even with this uninspired title (there literally HUNDREDS of songs with the name "HOLD ON"....)
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