Danger Danger--Four the Hard Way

Danger Danger--Four the Hard Way (1998 Low Dice) Rating--6.8

The first two tracks on this release were written back in '92, with the others penned right before the release date. The difference is obvious, as the first two are much heavier and nastier. The remaining selections are lighter, with melody flavorings ala Enuff Z'Nuff. Not bad material... it's just that the heavier stuff is much more favorable.
"Still Kickin'" has some biting and swift chops, and the nasty "Sick Little Twisted Mind" has a killer slow groove. Now, the newer stuff...
Really good flows stand out in "Jaded" and "I Don't Need You," and a heavier chorus pops up in "Goin' Goin' Gone". "The Girl Ain't Built to Sleep Alone" is another good - if unspectacular - track.
Man... if they could release and entire album like the first two tracks... Talk about a potential comeback!
TRACK LIST: Still Kickin'/Sick Little Twisted Mind/Jaded/Captain Bring Me Down/Goin' All the Way/The Girl Ain't Built to Sleep Alone/Goin' Goin' Gone/Afraid of Love/Heartbreak Suicide/I Don't Need You/Comin' Home '98

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