In Some Ways, A Real Landmark

Review Score: (6/10)
Actually, I give this record 3 1/2 stars. I am not really a Poison fan, but I liked "Flesh and Blood" quite a bit. It lacks the complex song writing and carefully organized music that I normally listen to, but the scope for complaint on "Flesh and Blood" is very limited. The songs are simple, but well done; the intensity is there, but not hammed up; the songs vary between gentle, moderate, and hard, but they flow nicely. I call this record a landmark because it has several admirable traits. (1)There is sufficient energy to please the hard rock fan, but the music is not all effects with no organization. (2) There is SOME swearing, but the music is not written for the sake of swearing. (3) The record is carefully organized in the placement of light, moderate, and hard tracks. Even though I am not a Poison fan, I highly suggest this record.

More Reviews:

• Cheesier than any of poison's earlier releases.
• One of Poison's best albums!
• FLESH & BLOOD..
• Poison at their best
• Worth Your Pound of Flesh
• This CD Is "Something To Believe In"!
• The Best Poison Studio Album Ever
• Poison, Back for Thirds!!!
• One of the Two best CD's ever produced by Poison
• The Best From The Best
• Poison's best album ever!
• The Begining Of The End Of One Of The Best Bands Ever
• 1990 Poison at the Top. Where They Belong!
• Rock n' Roll from the 80's: It's not a disease, y'know?
• POISON ARE THE BEST
• Hey Kids, THIS is Rock
• I loved Poison, I wish they would come back with more hits!
• Almost over boys!