Rob Moratti - Victory album flac

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Canadian vocalist Rob Moratti made a clear round so far: two albums for Moratti in the second half of the 90s, four albums for Final Frontier in the first half of the 00s and more recently: two albums for Saga, the studio album The Human Condition (2009) and the live album Heads Or Tales Live (2011).

Victory is a clean album with tight sounds and vocals which can be seen as the better part in the AOR genre. Highlights are the opening drive of "Life On The Line" and the moodier and darker tone of "On and One". The album includes the bonus track "Don't You Look Back Now". Rob Moratti first appeared as a songwriter and lead vocalist in the early 90's for the band Moratti. After recording two albums with this band he moved on and took the centre stage in the band Final Frontier, with which he recorded four albums. After he replaced Michael Sadler in the.

Rob Moratti is known as the singer for melodic rock band Final Frontier but his solo album Victory takes everything he has done to the next level. This album is just full of high quality songs with massive choruses and very memorable vocal melodies backed up by lots of keyboard layers. The quality of the band is amazing including some really top line players such as Reb Beach from Winger blazing away on lead guitars and Tony Franklin from Blue Murder nailing the bass lines.

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Album · 2011 · Hard Rock. The idea of having Rob Moratti and Reb Beach in one ship had excite me when the news of 'Victory' emerged a while ago and when I first heard this album, I think it's on par with my expectation, nothing more nothing less. This is one of those albums that after you listened to for a while, it really didn't get worse nor better, so it's basically the same as you've heard it first.