The Raz Band is an American band based out of New Jersey featuring Joey Molland, Joe Vitale and Michael Raz Rescigno. The Best Of Raz is a thirty-two year career retrospective that is filled to the brim with accessible melodies and great grooves. "The Boy" starts the album with its catchy pop rock charm and irresistible riffs. The catchy new wave punky guitar rock continues with "Say Ya Love Me", bearing similarities to The Cars and the excellent "Time Marches On" which includes a nice saxophone solo. Synths and keyboards are more prominent in "Merlyn" and "Tough Love" while the hard driving "Buck-It" brims with punk rock vigor.
The songs are short, vibrant and concise, with every track featuring sing along melodies and catchy riffs. Really, I enjoyed every track.
If you are searching for feel good rock music, with a heavy dose of English style new wave and punk rock attitude, with great riffs and catchy melodies look no further than The Best Of Raz. Another fine release courtesy of Gonzo Multimedia.
Track Listing:
1. The Boy (3:53)
2. Say Ya Love Me (4:23)
3. Time Marches On (3:08)
4. Back In The Shadows (3:47)
5. Merlyn (4:03)
6. Down at The Gulf (4:12)
7. Simon Said (3:57)
8. The Tattoo Song (5:28)
9. Tough Love (3:21)
10. Buck-It (3:21)
11. Naked On The Floor (3:29)
12. Sitting On My Bed (3:55)
13. I Said To Myself: Self (4:12)
14. Cars & Girls (4:23)
15. $1.50 For Your Love (4:40)
16. What Love Can Do (3:10)
17. Searching Forever (3:41)
18. The Times Together (2:45)
19. The Boy (4:10)
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The Raz Band is an American band based out of New Jersey featuring Joey Molland, Joe Vitale and Michael Raz Rescigno. The Best Of Raz is a thirty-two year career retrospective that is filled to the brim with accessible melodies and great grooves. "The Boy" starts the album with its catchy pop rock charm and irresistible riffs. The catchy new wave punky guitar rock continues with "Say Ya Love Me", bearing similarities to The Cars and the excellent "Time Marches On" which includes a nice saxophone solo. Synths and keyboards are more prominent in "Merlyn" and "Tough Love" while the hard driving "Buck-It" brims with punk rock vigor.
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