Flawed To Perfection (EMI Records 1992)

  

   Londoners Hard Rock semi-legendary group consisting of vocalist Danny Bowes, Luke Morley (guitars, harmonica), Ben Matthews (guitars, keyboards), ark "Snake" Luckhurst (bass) and Gary James (drums, percussions) releasing their second sophomore record with the intense title Laughing on Judgement Day also with the additional help from The Big Bad Horns on brass section which seems sounded like somekind of Hard Rock answer to the Pop-Rock brass section and strings arrangements made by bands like Chicago or Toto with an intensive wiser messages or silly jokes lyrics to be pleasurably enjoyed by the fans and general audiences from the past to the future but mostly into these present days.
   Thunder is kind of the band whom always likely playing total on their performance and still carrying their fresh approaching like the mixing of Aerosmith's licks in Lou Gramm's vocals; Laughing on Judgement Day reaching the second spot on UK Rock charts as another good follower for their debut album before. The neat standard rock sounds and great solid production and leading skills or tempos probably would giving this album a pleasing critics as good as it can get from the Rock Media. Everbody Wants Her, Today The World Stopped Turning, Long Way From Home or the mid-tempo folk-coustic meets rocking harmonies on the ballad track Low Life In High Places will attracting you to know them more. Such a great recording that talking much or less about the end of days in such a positive way; trying to compromised that everything has an end but before that you need not doing nothing in wait but keep on walking, think smart, do things by the will and never giving up.

Nice Job - Thunder !!!

Laughing on Judgement Days:
https://youtu.be/S-jl07EuBuE