The Gang's All Here

With new singer Erik the Skid Row of old return's, easily sitting next to Skid Row and slave to the grind in catchy sing along choruses and crunchy riffs definitely a return to form

Great album with musical nods to their classic Skid Row and Slave To The Grind albums.Probably the best full Skid Row album since Subhuman Race.

Husband pleased with purchase

I really don't understand where the 5 star reviews for this are coming from. I've listened to The Gang's All Here 4 times now and none of the songs have stuck in my head. I can't think of a single memorable riff or even a chorus. It was ok while I was listening to it, but there is nothing that is drawing me back to listen to over and over again. Was it worth the 8 year wait since the Rise Of The Damnation Army EP? I don't think so.The new singer is ok but he doesn't blow any doors off as far as I am concerned. I admit to knowing nothing about H.E.A.T. so this is the first I've heard about him. His style reminds me of the singer in Steelheart (anyone remember them from the early 90s?). He's fine but I think it makes the band noticeably less aggressive than they were on the UWR releases - they come across now as less punk metal and maybe more hair metal.I'm not crazy about the sound either. The vocals and drums are loud in the mix but the guitars and bass are a bit buried, which doesn't help the riffs and solos in grabbing your attention. Again, they are ok while you are listening to it but I don't particularly want to listen to them again.But overall the biggest problem I have is the songs themselves. I don't have a problem with a hair metal style so long as the songs grab me, and these don't. Sorry guys, but this one is going on the shelf to be forgotten about.

This is a great album, been a fan since the start and this is almost ‘classic’ Skid Row, with a new lease of life.

Well after countless singers Skid Row have finally replaced the un-replacable... their legendry first singer.Seb Bach...is gone and isnt coming...Bach (sorry!).He's been since gone since1997 so you have had 25 years to digest that!Ok, Skid Row havent helped themselves by replacing him with at least 4 poor singers since then...but boy have they got it right this time.The boy has some serious pipes and ironically sounds like a younger Seb.This album is 9 Rocking tunes and 1 ballad in around 40 minutes and all of them are great songs.Erik (the new singer) has added some much needed energy to Skid Row.Ive been a skid row fan since 1989 and when Seb left i lost interest in the new material but the band sound renergized and this album is a belter.Rock album of 2022? Quite possibly.

The band are back to their hard rocking best with a new singer and it reminds you why you loved them so much back in the day; It's filled with crunchy riffs and big choruses and cracking lead; a triumphant return to form.

Well guys & Girls if you want to listen to a straight up Hard Rock guitar driven album then The Gang's All Here is the album for you. If you loved Skid Rows Debut then you will absolutely this album. The new vocalist Erik Grönwall (formally of H.e.a.t) has monster vocals & really makes these songs shine. There are a couple of tracks that also tend to lean towards their outstanding second album the Slave to the Grind where track 6 Nowhere Fast could easilybe from that album. All in all you will have a great time listening to this amazing album & the Skids are already writing songs for their next album. This album imo is 10/10.