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Number of The Fire Inside (1991) Reviews: 1
Reviewer: John Fitzgerald, Human resources staff database assistant May 08, 2001 Bob Seger's best moments have always been either brutal rockers or burning ballads and
here we get both. The title track is the best of those that falls in the middle with that
distinctive piano lead sound of his. Rick meanwhile appears on two rockers and one
ballad. The latter is "The long way home" featuring a great solo from Vito on this slow
but nice song. The rockers on which he's on work too, the closer "She can't do anything
wrong" and the even better stomping opener "Take a chance". You can here Rick's
playing pretty good on both of these as well. Other highlights include the soulful "The real
love", the quiet but moving "Always in my heart" and the hardest rocker of them all "The
mountain" on which the ending showcases screaming lead guitars volleying between Seger
and Joe Walsh to dramatic success. By far, the best overall Seger album featuring Vito.
Rick Vito's involvement kindly pointed out by Rick Vito. Transcribed to HTML by Marty Adelson.
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