ENUFF Z'NUFF - Covered In Gold (2014)

Genre - Hard Rock / Glam / Sleaze

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Track listing:

01. Everything Works If You Let It (CHEAP TRICK cover)

02. Stone Cold Crazy (QUEEN cover)

03. She Sells Sanctuary (THE CULT cover)

04. All Apologies (NIRVANA cover)

05. Believe It Or Not (The Greatest American Hero theme)

06. The Jean Genie (DAVID BOWIE cover)

07. Run For Your Life (THE BEATLES cover)

08. When Doves Cry (PRINCE cover)

09. Tears Of A Clown (SMOKEY ROBINSON cover)

10. The Stroke (BILLY SQUIER cover)

11. Yankee Rose (DAVID LEE ROTH cover)

12. Jealous Guy (JOHN LENNON cover)

13. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (live at 'Howard Stern Show')

14. New Thing (live unplugged in London) (Bonus Track)

### Not My Review. All Credit To The Original Author. ###

Celebrating their 30 years as one of the hardest-working bands in show business, ENUFF Z'NUFF are releasing their new album "Covered In Gold".

As you could imagine, the 13th studio creation from this long-running, peace-hair metal band fronted by Donnie Vie & Chip Znuff, is a a heartfelt salute to the music and artists who have inspired them over the course of their three-decade career.

Produced by Donnie & Chip with a really melodic direction, in "Covered In Gold" the listeners are treated to 13 cover songs, ranging from a loose reading of Nirvana's "All Apologies" to a raging hair metal sendup of Smokey Robinson's "Tears of a Clown", with Enuff Z'nuff sounding like 1989!

I also loved their take on David Lee Roth's hit "Yankee Rose" and a rocking version of Queen's classic "Stone Cold Crazy". The band also tackles tunes by The Cult, Billy Squier, The Beatles (of course), and a host of other widely divergent artists, including Prince!

For good measure, the band throws in a live, unplugged version of one of their best-known hits, 1989's "New Thing", recorded in London.

Although not presenting own new material, "Covered In Gold" is a really good ENUFF Z'NUFF record showing that the band is alive & kicking, and in great form.

It's a great showcase of this group's incredibly diverse yet supremely melodic sensibility, with catchy arrangements and fluid playing.

Quite Recommended.

Rating - 8/10