【Melodic Hard Rock】Zac Master - Wild Thing 1988~Emily's rare collection

【Pls look at the top comment first】I hope I can find a comic book concerning a rock n' roll hero, Zac Master. Although I knew Zac Master just by chance, the deep impression he left on me is really incredible. An adventure for justness now starts with rock moment. He's a riddle to almost everyone. I wonder whether this figure was fictitious or someone real, but one thing can be sure that his album was released in 1988 titled "Take No Prisoners" by Lodestar Records, based on a series of comics.

This is a series of adventure stories about a resurrected rock star, so I post some illustrations from the comics. Evils and Salvation as the stories tell us, maybe they are cliched like many typical 1980s comics about a hero, but really nostalgic, reminding viewers of those comics like DC and Marvel. More importantly, all these are about a rock hero and this album should never be overlooked. Including both hard rock and melodic rock, this is a very rare opportunity by which you can combine rock music with adventure story. Zac Master did a good job not only for his catchy keys but also the features of his band with an equal mix of keyboards and guitars.

From this album, I think the second track "Deanna", a pleasing pure aor job, as well as a power ballad "Alone" are mostly welcome. Besides, these hard rock tunes such as "Borderline", "I Need To Rock" and "Flamin' Heart" will make your heart on fire after hearing time after time. This track "Wild Thing" and another one "Won't Say No" are the most underrated to cherish if you enjoy solid aor. Simple and reiterative arrangements of "Wild Thing", it sounds addtictive to me.

Don't forget to check out his website: http://www.zacmaster.com/index.html, as you can view the background information of such an amazing singer and guitarist as well as his herosim. Listen to this marvelous record online from the website, a must for every aor fan to enjoy.
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