They do mange to create more than a few melodious hooks guaranteed to get toes tapping and heads nodding, but seem unable to do so in a consistent manner, resulting in a rather patchy release. Thus while "Born to Rock" and "Live for Love" are memorable, others quickly fall from the radar. The vocals are clearly enunciated and he is far more capable than the average raccoon faced screecher attempting clean vocals, but may grate after a while. It is not particularly sophisticated -- songs such as "Born to Rock" and Live for Love" are paeans to good times and um, love respectively, and permeated with rebel without a cause attitude. "Found" appears to an obligatory rock ballad. Those who grew up with this style of music may relish the opportunity to indulge in a nostalgic trip, but if you were never into the Eighties radio friendly metal this will not float your boat.