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My Private Hell
Steevi Jaimz
My Private Hell
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
 
  •  Track Listings (10) - Disc #1

Long-awaited 2009 studio album from the former vocalist with Tigertailz. The album combines Steevi's trademark Glam style melodies with Kiss and Ozzy Osbourne style Hard Rock. The album was written, performed and produced ...  more »

     
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All Artists: Steevi Jaimz
Title: My Private Hell
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: 101 DISTRIBUTION
Original Release Date: 8/18/2009
Release Date: 8/18/2009
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: My Private Hell
UPC: 5055300302687

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Long-awaited 2009 studio album from the former vocalist with Tigertailz. The album combines Steevi's trademark Glam style melodies with Kiss and Ozzy Osbourne style Hard Rock. The album was written, performed and produced in Sweden with Chris Laney and Anders Ringman (AKA Platform) and mixed at Polar Studios in Stockholm during 2008. This is easily Steevi's most accomplished release to date. All the songs are written by Jaimz with Laney and Ringman except for "Don't Say It's Over" that was written by Laney with Ryan Roxie. 10 tracks. SCS.
 

CD Reviews

A rock solid dose of European Glam Metal.
Nikiforos V. Skoumas | Athens Greece, Cambridge UK | 06/28/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"New album from British glamster Steevi Jaimz. Steevi is probably known as one of the pioneers of Hair Metal in the UK being the original singer of "Tigertailz".



In this solo effort Jaimz has largely benefited from the talents of upcoming Swedish guitarist Chris Laney ("Randy Piper's Animal", solo) who produces, lays the guitar parts and co writes the songs on "My Private Hell".



For those familiar with Chris Laney's previous works it should come as no surprise that this album came out heavier sounding than the latest works of "Tigertailz" as the guitarist seems persistent in combining his fat guitar riffs and dark bass lines with the Steevi's super catchy choruses. Having said that, "My private Hell" is above all a good time-party metal album demonstrating star quality you would expect from a Paul Stanley/Kiss album combined with Ozzy-style rock'n roll madness.



Indeed "Something good Something bad" is a very mature and dramatic tune in the "Kiss" vein; "Still Crazy", as the title alone suggest, brings Jaimz into the Ozzy philosophy. The opening track "Amazing" is possibly the most optimistic glam song you will probably hear this summer with tons of poser quality; while the title track has the "RP Animal" trademark in Laney's riffs.



After having lost the case of ownership of the "Tigertailz" trademark in court, it was almost impossible for anyone to predict Steevi's next move. But coming out with such a heavy, catchy but most importantly focused effort in "My Private Hell" is an unexpected pleasantry to say the least.



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