Axe - Twenty Years From Home 1977 1997

Review by Brandon Hix

Axe's "Twenty Years From Home 1977-1997" is a comprehensive retrospective of the band's career, spanning two decades of hard rock and heavy metal. This album features some of the band's biggest hits, including "Rock n' Roll Party in the Streets," "Heat in the Street," and "Battles," as well as rare and previously unreleased tracks.

The album showcases Axe's versatility as a band, with tracks ranging from the hard-hitting guitar riffs of "Living on the Edge" to the melodic balladry of "Now or Never." The band's musicianship is on full display, with intricate guitar solos and thunderous drumming throughout the album.

One of the standout tracks is "Burn the City Down," a powerful anthem with a driving rhythm and catchy chorus. Another highlight is the acoustic version of "Eagle Flies Alone," which showcases the band's softer side and highlights their songwriting abilities.

Summary by Brandon Hix

"Twenty Years From Home" is a must-have for fans of Axe and classic hard rock. It's a fitting tribute to a band that has left an indelible mark on the genre and continues to inspire new generations of rockers.