Wheels of Fire

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Hollywood Rocks 00:00 Tools
You're So Cool 00:00 Tools
What I Want 00:00 Tools
Everywhere I Go 00:00 Tools
The Reason 00:00 Tools
Follow Your Heart 00:00 Tools
Live Again 00:00 Tools
Relax 00:00 Tools
Little Prayer 00:00 Tools
Rock the World 00:00 Tools
Love Nest 00:00 Tools
Don't Walk Away 00:00 Tools
Pain 00:00 Tools
Turning Up The Radio 00:00 Tools
I Can't Live Without You 00:00 Tools
Web Of Lies 00:00 Tools
Respect 00:00 Tools
Nothing To Lose 00:00 Tools
Lay Your Body Down 00:00 Tools
Tell Me 00:00 Tools
Come Back Home 00:00 Tools
Everytime 00:00 Tools
No Mercy 00:00 Tools
Yesterday's Gone 00:00 Tools
Scratch That Bitch 00:00 Tools
I Can’t Live Without You 00:00 Tools
Tonight Belongs to You 00:00 Tools
For You 00:00 Tools
Done For The Day 00:00 Tools
Lift Me Up 00:00 Tools
Heart of Stone 00:00 Tools
You'll Never Be Lonely Again 00:00 Tools
Keep Me Close 00:00 Tools
Another Step in the Dark 00:00 Tools
Call My Name 00:00 Tools
Can't Stand It 00:00 Tools
Wheels of Fire (Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
Baby Face 00:00 Tools
White Room 00:00 Tools
Little Prayer [Acoustic Version] 00:00 Tools
Sitting On Top Of The World 00:00 Tools
Wheels Of Fire 00:00 Tools
Passing The Time 00:00 Tools
Scream And Shout 00:00 Tools
As You Said 00:00 Tools
Judas Priest 00:00 Tools
Politician 00:00 Tools
Pressed Rat And Warthog 00:00 Tools
Born Under A Bad Sign 00:00 Tools
Deserted Cities Of The Heart 00:00 Tools
Those Were The Days 00:00 Tools
Crossroads (Live At The Fillmore) 00:00 Tools
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Wheels of Fire are a melodic, 80's-reminiscent band from Italy composed of singer Davide 'David Rox' Barbieri, guitarist Stefano Zeni, bassist Marcello Suzzani, drummer Fabrizio Ucellini, and keyboardist Andrea Vergori. With the their sophomore album, Up For Anything, Italian rockers Wheels Of Fire have become a full band. The core founders, vocalist Davide “Dave Rox” Barbieri and guitar player Stefano Zeni, are now joined by Marcello Suzzani on bass, Andrea Vergori on keyboards & piano and Fabrizio Uccellini on drums. What has not changed is their commitment to Eighties style, AOR melodic rock, yet on the more edgier size. Songs like pain, No Mercy, and Don't Walk Away, by example, definitely the melodic hard rock. Alternatively, Web of Lies and Tell Me venture into the lighter AOR side, with the latter more a ballad. Then Respect straddles the fence starting almost Westcoast breezy, but then growing into a nice rock groove and blistering guitar solo. Fundamentally, across the entire album, there's a definite heavier edge, with more grit and gusto to most every song. This is something they didn't quite capture with their debut album Hollywood Rocks. Does this make this album better? Not so much, just a different, at the very least an evolution in their sound. Recommended. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.