[daftkast]

Hello

I am a huge fan of Richie Sambora and wanted to know if this is any good or not. I dont know an awful lot about it.

Is it similar music to his solo albums?

I know its a really really old album but is it still the classic guitar work we are all used to, or a waste of time.

Be good to hear what people think about it,

For people who have no idea what i am talking about here is the link from Play.com if you want to buy it, they also give a brief description, but wanted to hear from people who have heard it.

http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page...=34&g=48&pa=sr

Thanks in advance

Richard

[The Northern Cowboy]

I have the first Shark Frenzy. Richie Sambora only sings on one of the songs, Southern Belle. The Shark Frenzy albums have got more a harder pop / rock sound than his solo albums. Richie's guitar, however, is large and relevant in most the songs. The music isn't bad, but don't expect another Stranger In This Town or Undiscovered Soul.

If you're a big Richie Sambora fan, I'd suggest you buy it.

[kiddSambo]

^What he said^ I think it's a must have for any of Richie's fans, and some of the songs are actually pretty good

[Spikeout]

I have Shark Frenzy, I thought it was gonna be Richie singing on every song which is probably why it never got a fair chance, its in my cupboard somewhere though.

[RichieW2001]

get 'confessions of a teenage lycanthrope'' richie's on lead vox on a fair few songs and the sound is a lot rawer. good album if you're not a sound nut.

[kiddSambo]

I've been looking everywhere for "Confessions..." but it looks like I'll have to buy it online for abit more than what it's worth. What songs does he sing?

[Mr Bluesman]

I have it. It's a decent enough CD. Come Saturday Night is about the only track that stands out for me though.