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Come An' Get It (Remastered / Expanded)

by: Whitesnake

Release Date March 12, 2007
Though there are some doubters out there, this remains their best album. The very best of the rock & blues WS - not beaten by the very different US rocker albums - and has not dated in sound (ignore the lyrics, they still make you smile). The WS classic. Bad to be good replicates the humour and updates it - worth checking out too!

CD-Charts Position 12
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Starkers in Tokyo

by: Whitesnake

Release Date March 01, 1999
The idea of an "unplugged" Whitesnake album is appealing, and "Starkers In Tokyo" does feature a lovely rendition of the classic Deep Purple-ballad "Soldier Of Fortune".

But most of the songs don't really work too well in this setting. Coverdale's vocals are excellent, but Adrian Vandenberg's lone guitar just doesn't provide the musical backing that these songs need, and the extremely lean arrangement doesn't suit songs like "Too Many Tears" and "Here I Go Again".

Vandenberg picks more than he strums, and a rhythm guitar or two (and preferably an acoustic bass as well) would have worked wonders.

There are some good moments on "Starkers In Tokyo", but this is mainly an album for serious Coverdale-fans. Casual listeners ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 13
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Lovehunter (Remastered / Expanded)

by: Whitesnake

Release Date May 08, 2006
After two solo albums, David Coverdale assembled a band of substantial talent and experience that would prove impossible to ignore. Jon Lord's keyboard work in particular promotes a sweeping, expansive sound for the early stages of 'Love Hunter'. The album is a triumph for style rather than substance, as the material is good but not great.

'Long Way From Home' is something of a surprise opening. It's hardly rock and roll in nature, more like one of those pop/rock songs designed to appeal to a mass market. Though quite striking, it's no 'Since You Been Gone'. 'Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues' and 'Help Me Thro' The Day' are much more substantial, slow burners given atmosphere by background organ. The quality thereafter is variable. 'You ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 14
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Slip of the Tongue

by: Whitesnake

Release Date July 11, 1994
In my opinion, this is the best Whitesnake album! It has my fav ever whitesnake song 'The Deeper the love' on it and the ever so catchy 'Kittens got claws'! Not to mention the 2nd time round for 'Fool for your loving' Its just a well put together album full of great songs!

CD-Charts Position 15
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Saints and Sinners Remastered

by: Whitesnake

Release Date March 12, 2007
Great performances and good songs but the sound is a bit mushy if compared to the Remasters of Trouble and Love Hunter.

CD-Charts Position 16
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Restless Heart

by: Whitesnake

Release Date June 09, 1997
Restless Heart has generally received luke warm to poor reviews from most Whitesnake fans and even David Coverdale himself. David's appraisal of the songs contained on Restless Heart in Classic Rock was less than flattering.

But, it's not too bad. I have only listened to this album a couple of times but David's vocals, as usual, are top notch and the tracks are heartfelt. Give it a go. The song, Restless Heart, really grows on you. The last reviewer described David's voice as "chocolate vocals". Very accurate indeed.

This album is nowhere near as heavy or catchy as 1987/Slip Of The Tongue but is a lot bluesier.

CD-Charts Position 17
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Live in the Heart of the City

by: Whitesnake

Release Date July 11, 1994
I never was a great fan of Whitesnake's studio output but this live recording is something else! My vinyl copy of this was worn out from endless playing many years ago so I was very happy to pick up a CD copy of the album. Although the years have passed the music has lost none of it's appeal and once again I am playing it to death!

So what sets this apart from Whitesnake's studio recordings? For me it is the incredible intensity and power of the music. Coverdale's voice has always been strong and combined with the rawer guitar sound of the live recording it somehow seems to grow in emotional intensity.

The album has an authentic Blues feel to it and in my mind there really is not a weak track. 'Fool for your loving' is given a new lease of ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 18
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Greatest Hits

by: Whitesnake

Release Date July 04, 1994
This is one of the worst "Greatest Hits" albums Whitesnake have put out. Why ? It's because so many classic Whitesnake songs are missing on here. Where is the live favourite "Aint No Love In The Heart Of The City" ?. "Dont Break My Heart Again" ? "Ready An Willing" ?. The album does not feature enough of Whitesnakes early work and features too much of latter 80's albums 1987, and Slip Of The Tongue. If you are looking a introduction to Whitesnake buy "The Best of Whitesnake" instead. Dont waste money on this poor effort.

CD-Charts Position 19
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Good to Be Bad [VINYL]

by: Whitesnake

Release Date August 04, 2008
Great to finally have this album.As an old rocker I cant help but love this album.Coverdale still has that amazing voice, and you just wont stop playing this album.It definately grows on you.Went to the live show as well and was amazed just how good a band Coverdale has around him.Treat yourself, go buy it!!!

CD-Charts Position 20
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Gold (Rm) (2CD)

by: Whitesnake

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Great to finally have this album.As an old rocker I cant help but love this album.Coverdale still has that amazing voice, and you just wont stop playing this album.It definately grows on you.Went to the live show as well and was amazed just how good a band Coverdale has around him.Treat yourself, go buy it!!!