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Last Modified On 10 Nov 2008
Turn The Tables reviewed by
Robert Axelsson on 04/20/03 |
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This single featuring Bernie Shaw(Grand Prix, Uriah Heep etc)on vocals starts of with a beautiful melodic rocker, Turn The Tables. On the flipside(the single's divided into Side AA and Side A)there are two songs, the first being the simply awful Tell Me The Nightmares Wrong, a sleazy ballad-like song with an even worse chorus. The third track is sheer class. The instrumental A Question Of Time must be the perfect set-opener, and it's a very melodic, yet powerful piece of music. |