German band Fair Warning have been around roughly forever and SPV have decided that now is the time to put out a huge box set of their work. I assume that their business model suggests that there is a market for a Fair Warning box set or else this much FW would be faintly ridiculous. That isn't to say that this isn't music of high quality because it definitely is. This is melodic rock of the very highest quality, much of it sounding like a cross between Gotthard and Foreigner. Covering the period of 1997 to 2009 this is probably all the Fair Warning any sane person could comprehend in one sitting. Arguably the band's best moments are ballads such as "Falling" or "Save Me" but they can rock out with the best of them when the mood takes them. The live album doesn't add much to the package but this is a splendid place to make yourself acquainted with the band if you haven't already.
Track Listing: "Live And More"
1.Angels of heaven
2.I'll be there
3.Man on the moon
4. Don't give up
5.Desert song
6. We used to be friends
7.Follow my heart
8. Intro Bach for more/Come on
9. Keyboard Solo/Save me
10. Guitar Solo/ Burning heart
11.Get a little closer
12.Stars and the moon
13. Like a rock
14. Meant to be
15. Out of the night
"Go"
1.Angels of heaven
2.Save me
3. All on your own
4. I'll be there
5. Man on the moon
6. Without you
7.Follow my heart
8.Rivers of love
9.Somewhere
10.Eyes of a stranger
11.Sailing home
12. The way you want it
13. The Love song
"Four"
1.Heart on the run
2.Through the fire
3.Break free
4.Forever
5. Tell me I' m wrong
6. Dream
7. I fight
8.Time will tell
9.Eyes of love
10.Find my way
11.Night falls
12.Wait
13.For the young
"Brother`s Keeper"
1.Don't keep me waiting
2.Generation Jedi
3.All of my love
4.Rainbow eyes
5.Push me on
6.Wasted time
7. The cry
8.The way
9.Once bitten, twice shy
10.Tell me lies
11.In the dark
12.All I wanna do
"Aura"
1.Fighting for your love
2.Here comes the heartache
3.Hey girl
4.Don't count on me
5.Falling
6.Holding on
7.Walking on smiles
8.Someday
9.It takes more
10.As snow white found out
11.Station to station
12.Falling reprise
Added: July 16th 2014 Reviewer:Simon Bray Score: Related Link:Band Website Hits: 2165 Language: english
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German band Fair Warning have been around roughly forever and SPV have decided that now is the time to put out a huge box set of their work. I assume that their business model suggests that there is a market for a Fair Warning box set or else this much FW would be faintly ridiculous. That isn't to say that this isn't music of high quality because it definitely is. This is melodic rock of the very highest quality, much of it sounding like a cross between Gotthard and Foreigner. Covering the period of 1997 to 2009 this is probably all the Fair Warning any sane person could comprehend in one sitting. Arguably the band's best moments are ballads such as "Falling" or "Save Me" but they can rock out with the best of them when the mood takes them. The live album doesn't add much to the package but this is a splendid place to make yourself acquainted with the band if you haven't already.
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