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A little slow on the tempo Feb 01, 2010 I am a fan and was anxious to hear the new release. I was dissappointed. There is just something off here. It's like they recorded the songs at 4:30 AM after a long night. I wished I could turn a knob and speed the tempo up 10%. It just sort of drags. The playing is good and all, but it does not have the energy and vitality of his previous recordings. I hear the same of the new Big Sandy release. I know they are friends. Did they get the same producer or studio that dragged them both down?
Viper of Melody Oct 24, 2009 Wayne Hancock and his band are Amazing! if your a fan You need to have this one!
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The Best WH CD Jun 02, 2009 All of Wayne Hancock's CDs have gotten more listener enjoyable since his first release in 1995. The melodies and band guitars keep improving.
Viper of Melody CD is by far the very best WH recording ever. All of the songs are enjoyable, a few are much better than enjoyable, and two are so outstanding that they should become country classics (High Rolling Train & Lonesome Highway). If these two were recorded by anyone with lots of radio airplay, they would be #1 on charts.
If you're a WH fan, or if you would like to experience fabulous country music, order this album. It will probably become the favorite CD of your lifetime.
Another Wayne Hancock gem. May 12, 2009 Wayne Hancock has added another gem of an album of country-hillbilly swing. If you love the music from Wayne's prior albums, then you'll love Viper of Melody. If you hate Wayne Hancock's music, then you'll hate'em even more, because he's the same as he ever was, and that suits me just fine.
Similar to the earlier albums May 11, 2009 I liked Hancock's previous album, _Tulsa_, but felt like it was a little flashy and the songwriting was getting a little tired.
Not to worry. _Viper_ is, once again, less repetitive and more like Hancock's earlier material. A little more rootsy and a little less "produced." Really good stuff.
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