Storm Front must be one
of the highest points of William Martin Joel music career as he reached his own
American Dreams years before the releasing of this eleventh recording by Billy
Joel soon after his historical touring to Soviet Union two years before this.
The good conceptual album which talking about the complication effects and
relationships during the infamous Cold War between giant nations of the world
that resulting its favorable hit single We Didn’t Start the Fire that keeps
coming back and forth for its political related lyrics issues that sooner or
later turning to reality as the wiser words of wisdom trying to teaching us in
poet-herical or grass-rooted standard Pop-Rock or Soulful tones with or without tangled or direct point of views and other daily stories written by this American pianist, singer and music conceptor born in The Bronx, NY. Produced by Mr. Joel himself and Mick Jones; Storm Front also continuing the artist trademark decision of sounds here within the tracks like Leningrad to State of Grace to Shameless, as Billy himself playing the acoustic piano, clavinet, accordion, Hammond organ, harpsichord, synthesizers, guitars and percussions with the helping addition of lead guitarist David Brown, drummer Liberty DeVitto, Joey Hunting, Schuler Deale (bass) and more personnel names credited here. Don’t forget to smiling awaken for the beauty respectable performance on the track The Downeaster ‘Alexa or I Go to Extremes that bursting the inner happiness for being blessed and tender-caring by someone that you love or loving you more and more.
A recording which being plentiful in hope and truth in consequence not just the pride for elevating the souls whose getting lack of faith and forgiveness to be one again got their second chance for this life to redeems and getting up again …
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