T.S.O.L. - Strange Love download free

So often do I come across an album by a band that’s severely underrated by the fans and, of course, loved by me and a few others. Though this is the follow-up to the overrated and sleazy Hit And Run, they did make a huge change in their music. There were 3 years between these albums and though bands can pull that sort of thing off in the here and now, it was certainly something rare back in the 80s. True Sound Of Liberty have spent those 3 years well I’d say. They found a way to still be commercial, like on Hit And Run, but also write good songs in the process, something that was forgotten back in 1987. On Strange Love , T.S.O.L. show the world they can be bluesy like Molly Hatchet without being lame and unoriginal, and that’s what matters most to me.This album is heavy as hell. For who cares what style they pursue, the main question will always be: are the songs original, well-written and good? Well, yes, the songs on here are very good. It’s really classic T.S.O.L. of the likes of which you would hear on Beneath The Shadows or Revenge, but then reissued in a blues-metal commercial jacket. This album contains southern smelled rockers like "Hell On Earth” and “In The Wind”. Together the songs form a strong album with a great overall ambience throughout. My writing skills tend to fail me in describing the greatness of some albums, and this is one of those albums. The styles are many and the originality is high. This is what the T.S.O.L. should be remembered for (even if it lacks some of the original memebers), not predecessor Hit And Run. This is the proper way of a punk rock going blues-metal commercial, such a shame that so many fans fail to see it. I recommend this album to every true fan