Lita Ford--Dangerous Curves (1991/BMG)
Rating--6.0
Fairly sharp post-glam music. In the heaviest places this is a little like same-era Crue and
early Warrant; in the lighter spots it's along the lines of Danger Danger
and Vixen.
As was to be the case with most of the late '80s/early '90s female-fronted metal
units, there just wasn't too much of a buying audience.
"Larger Than Life" is upbeat and fairly raw, and ""What Do Ya
Know About Love" has a good and grooving chorus. "Black Widow" is a tougher track--one of the few to be found
after the first two cuts.
A smooth, pop-ish chorus is nice in "Holy Man," and "Hellbound Train" is above average.
TRACK LIST: Larger Than Life/What Do Ya Know About Love/Shot of Poison/Bad Love/Playin' With Fire/Hellbound Train/
Black Widow/Little Too Early/Holy Man/Tambourine Dream/Little Black Spider
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