Whitesnake
Trouble-Remaster

The debut studio album from British hard rock band Whitesnake, led by former Deep Purple vocalist David Coverdale. It reached No. 50 on the UK Albums Chart when it was released in October 1978. I recommend.

It is the debut full-length album by the hard rock band Whitesnake, released in 1978. This edition adds four songs from the Snakebite EP.

Do you love Whitesnake the way I love him? However, it does not matter. It was necessary to start somewhere. So, having noted (and, extremely successfully) in Deep Purple, Coverdale invented this very group, and “Trouble”, actually, the first album. What awaits us here and is it worth spending time on it? And it is waiting for us here a high-quality, fairly distinctive and not at all corroded hard, and most importantly, Deep Purple does not smell! You must admit that it’s not easy to make a band with its purest sound after participating in such a super team like DP, and also on the keys in the Whitesnake none other than John Lord. However, the album really has its own sound. David's pleasant vocals, not particularly abstruse, but delicious guitar solos and overall a very pleasant atmosphere. Separately, it should be noted such tracks as the opener “Take Me with You”, which “Snakes” play at concerts until now, the unique instrumental “Belgian Tom's hat Trick” (this had to be thought of, set up the organ in the end) and the final “Don't Mess with Me. But this does not mean that other songs are not interesting at all. Of course, this is not “Burn” or even “Stormbringer”, but a work done with taste and soul.

The first album of WSNAKE - a great price - a great remaster for all lovers of good HARD ROCK music