Louis R Myers | Mosinee, WI United States | 04/15/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If you like great rock and roll, without all the metal upper frequency vocals, then this is the album for you. Kyf Brewer is very cool on the vocals, and the Conte brothers really can back him up. Guitar playing on this album is superb. Best track, Jilted, just listen to the solo, so cool. This has been a CD changer favorite since 1990 in my vehicle."
Just good rock and roll
Louis R Myers | Mosinee, WI United States | 04/11/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is one of the most rare musical pleasure I've listend to. Kyf Brewer and the Conte brothers quite simply rock. Do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of this CD. The vocal are great, song writing is great, and the guitar playing is outstanding. They were marketed as a heavy metal band, but they are clearly not. They are just a down to basics rock and roll band. Pick it up and enjoy."
Awesome
Steve Mills | Westminster, Md. USA | 12/03/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Okay, so maybe I'm showing a little favoritism because Kyf Brewer was a local guy from The Ravyns. But I'm tellin' you if you like real rock music, do yourself a huge favor and buy this CD. I only wish they had made more music together. Listen to track 5, Romance on the Rocks. I think it's the best song on the CD. I need more Company of Wolves!!!"
An interesting merging of genres
Paul Lawrence | Australia | 03/16/2006
(3 out of 5 stars)
"Company of Wolves turned up, were put forth as hard rockers and their first video 'Call of the Wild' deservedly got some screen time.
This is southern tinged boogie rock. Straight up. No hysterical vocals and the whole thing is quite well put together and reasonably good production. No idea what happened to these guys, but they might of morphed into something really worthy of more respect.
As it is, on the strength of this album I'd have to say that this album is more a harbinger of more good times ahead than a finished state of mind. If your into boogie rock or the Black Crows then buy this album, otherwise perhaps not."