Very good early entry by (Tom Cochrane and) Red Rider.
01/01/1999
(4 out of 5 stars)
"The album that put Red Rider on the map, featuring the track, " White Hot", which received good airplay on AOR in 1980. Slightly uneven compared to later Red Rider efforts more dominated by Tom Cochrane, but more interesting and less obvious. This is good "thinking man's pop". Cochrane's writing--featuring esoteric locational references, metaphors and similes, his edgy vocals, and the production make this very enjoyable. Best cuts: "White Hot" -- an African desert gun-running love song -- and the title track."
A True Rock Recording
Gus Mauro | Brandon,mb | 12/16/2001
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Songs like "White Hot" & "Don't Fight It" make this an exceptional classic canadian rock complnlation. I love all
the songs on this cd and it's the best one Red Rider released
before Tom Cochrane Went solo."
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William J. Kuz | Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada | 07/11/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I have a 3,143 collection of only "Debut" albums.
This is one of them---one of the best! Get this on CD is you can.Peter Boyton...Why did you leave the band?!"