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Dokken
Broken Bones
Even amidst constant rumors of a Dokken reunion, the last twelve years has been a relatively stable period for the band. The current line-up has sustained the longest stretch of continuity since the original group splintered for the final time back in the late 90s. And even though they have only released three albums, they have marked a concentrated (and fairly successful) effort to recapture the classic Dokken sound. John Levin has proven himself beyond any doubt to be the perfect replacement for George Lynch - his riffs and solos just a seamless extension of Dokken's classic sound. That sound is alive and well on this album, with Don and company creating some of their most memorable songs of the last twenty years. The first three tracks are probably the strongest. Empire for it's energy, Broken Bones for it's groove and Best of Me for it's melody, but the album is solid all the way through. Said to be the last Dokken album, Broken Bones might not have Don going out on top, but he's going out on his own terms, with his head held high and a solid final chapter in the Dokken story. --
Scott
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Track Listing
Empire
Broken Bones
Best of Me
Blind
Waterfall
Victim of the Crime
Burning Tears
Today
For the Last Time
Fade Away
Tonight
BAND MEMBERS & GUests
VOCALS:
Don Dokken
GUITAR:
Jon Levin
BASS:
Sean McNabb
DRUMS:
Mick Brown
RECORDING INFORMATION
LABEL:
Frontiers
PRODUCED BY:
Dokken
RELEASE YEAR:
2012
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