One on One

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Nom du groupe Cheap Trick
Nom de l'album One on One
Type Album
Date de parution 1982
Labels Epic Records
Style MusicalHard Rock
Membres possèdant cet album28

Tracklist

1.
 I Want You
 03:02
2.
 One on One
 03:05
3.
 If You Want My Love
 03:36
4.
 Oo La La La
 03:15
5.
 Lookin' Out for Number One
 03:41
6.
 She's Tight
 02:59
7.
 Time Is Runnin'
 02:20
8.
 Saturday at Midnight
 02:58
9.
 Love's Got a Hold on Me
 02:36
10.
 I Want Be Man
 03:19
11.
 Four Letter Word
 02:38

Durée totale : 33:29

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Chronique @ kastas

24 Juin 2008
Hard Rock legends Cheap Trick teamed up with QUEEN producer Roy Thomas Baker to produce one of their most rocking albums, One on One. As sadly underrated album, One on One contains some of the bands heaviest yet chachiest material. Although never seen as an out-and-out metal band, Cheap Trick always walked the fine line between Power Pop, Hard Rock, Pop and Metal. "I Want You" opens the album with an uptempo rocker that would have been perfectly in place on their debut album or even on "Heaven Tonight". Thanks to Roy Thomas Baker's punchy production, the song is a perfect pop-metal gem. The album's title track follows much in the same vein, with a more metallic riff and awesome Robin Zander vocals. Next is "If You Want My Love", the album's major single. Imagine a beatles up beat ballad with a top notch production and you'll get an idea of this song. Unfortunately, these were the type of songs that either Epic records or the band pushed as singles, instead of opting for more rocking songs. Other highlights inclued the second single, "She's Tight". This time the single is more in line with the bands true sound, more rocking. POISON ripped the main riff of this song off some years later but in no way sounds as punchier as on the original. "Saturday at Midnight" is a nice attempt at doing something more dance oriented, while still sounding like Cheap Trick. "Love's Gotta Hold On Me" has an odd THE CLASH influence. The last two songs on One on One are some of the most rocking stuff the band has ever done. "I Want Be Man" is an uptempo rocker with some weird time changes. "Four Letter Word" on the other hand is probably one of the band's most "metallic" songs. A mixture of vintage AC/DC and MOTÖRHEAD, "Four Letter Word" ends the album with a bang.
One on One is sadly a very underrated album. Most diehard fans either root for their earlier work or their most commercial albums. One on One has a nice balance of catchy hard rock and memorable power pop. It should please fans of their old stuff and their most commercial side.

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