Thunder, Robert Johnson's Tombstone - 52m 46s

Tracks & Durations

1. Robert Johnson's Tombstone	4:28
2. Dirty Dream	4:30
3. A Million Faces	4:55
4. Don't Wanna Talk about Love	5:47
5. The Devil Made Me Do It	4:20
6. Last Man Standing	6:55
7. My Darkest Hour	3:27
8. Andy Warhol Said	5:10
9. What a Beautiful Day	4:03
10. It's All About You	4:43
11. Stubborn Kinda Love	4:21

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Review

Formed in 1989, from the ashes of the pop rock combo Terraplane, Thunder were discovered by Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor, who produced their first and second LPs. The band quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting live acts in the world, effortlessly making the transition from clubs to theatres to stadiums. With their fusion of music influenced by all the great 70s Classic British Rock bands and upbeat cockney rapport, audiences warmed to them everywhere they went. . 17 years on, Robert Johnson's Tombstone is possibly their most cohesive album to date. The title track is one of the best things they've ever done. It says everything there is to say about THUNDER and where they come from musically. There's nobody else doing what they do right now and this album gets right into the soul of who they are. Frontiers. 2006.

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