Firehouse--o2

Firehouse--o2 (2000/Spitfire) Rating--7.2

This is the band's most "metallic"-sounding offering since 'Hold Your Fire'. It's still a bit too removed from the fast-paced tracks and flow of 1990's self-titled release, but there are some definite good signs here.
There are numerous "love-y" songs, but that's to be expected from the band.
Opener "Jumpin'" and "Take it Off" are both lively songs, and "I'm in Love This Time" is an energetic romp.
"The Dark" has a sliding, churning riff, and "Call of the Wild" is the disc's heaviest cut. "Unbelievable" is one of those afore-mentioned "love" songs, but isn't too slow. It has a good, catchy chorus, and actually would have had a strong shot at success as a single.
TRACK LIST: Jumpin'/Take it Off/The Dark/Don't Fade on Me/I'd Rather Be Making Love/What You Can Do/I'm in Love This Time/Unbelievable/Loving You is Paradise/Call of the Night

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