Description

Double album on black vinyls with gatefold cover and lyric insert. Limited 400 numbered copies

Ain’t Crying For The Moon is the follow-up to 2004’s Perpetual, an its a darker and heavier album even if it has enough tracks that reminds you of the classic Kingdom Come sound from the 80s. You can still hear the Zeppelin influences, but there are a lot of modern sounds as well. And the remake of their first big hit, Get It On, is a nice touch. I don’t have a problem with bands sounding like other bands, as long as the music is good. Kingdom Come is still making good music. Straight from singer Lenny Wolf comes this statement; “After having done a lot of experimenting with Perpetual, I thought it’s time to take out the axe again and rock the house. This album will be one of my heavier recordings. I was trying to build walls of guitars in combination with that typical KC moody and spacey approach. It does not have the typical blues factor anymore, which many of you may remember from KC’s first records. I have transported my roots into the year 2006. I’m a sucker for moody but heavy output. Combining the two extremes like hammering the wall with Two Legged Sheep, but then allowing a typical very floating and spacey breakdown to take the listener to a different planet is something I really enjoy”. Aint Crying For The Moon is an album that needs a couple of spins so give it a chance to grow on you as it is definitely a step forward in comparison with Independent and Perpetual.

Track list:
1. Two Legged Ship
2. Not Here To Be Your Friend
3. Same Old Stars
4. Ain’t Crying For The Moon
5. Perfect Citizen
6. This Is My Life
7. Bon Scott
8. Removed The Sting
9. Friends In Spirit
10. Darkroom
11. Look At You
12. Across The Universe
13. Get It On