BACH, SEBASTIAN angel down TOCP-66727
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Artist = BACH, SEBASTIAN
Title = angel down
Label = CAROLINE
Catalog# = TOCP-66727
Barcode = 4988006858886
Release = JAPAN
Year = 2007
RPM =
Disc Size = 5"
Number of Discs = 1
Mono/Stereo = stereo
15trk, the first studio album in six years by former skid row vocalist sebastian bach. it garnered significant attention due to guest appearances by axl rose of guns n' roses on three tracks, including an aerosmith cover. the japanese edition includes a bonus track.
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A Heavy Metal Resurrection: Sebastian Bach’s ‘Angel Down’ (TOCP-66727)
Today’s entry spotlights a fiery return to form from one of rock’s most recognizable voices. We are looking at the 2007 solo album from former Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach, titled “Angel Down.” Released in Japan on November 21, 2007, via Caroline Records (Toshiba EMI), this CD carries the catalog number TOCP-66727 and includes its original obi strip.
Produced by Roy Z (known for his work with Bruce Dickinson and Halford), “Angel Down” is a heavy, aggressive metal album that sees Bach reclaiming his throne. It moves away from the lighter fare of his Broadway years and dives headfirst into modern heavy metal, blending crushed-glass vocals with powerful riffing. The album features a stellar band lineup including “Metal” Mike Chlasciak on guitar, Steve DiGiorgio on bass, and Bobby Jarzombek on drums.
A major highlight for fans is the guest appearance of Axl Rose. The Guns N’ Roses frontman lends his vocals to three tracks: the Aerosmith cover “Back In The Saddle,” “(Love Is) A Bitchslap,” and “Stuck Inside,” reigniting the chemistry of two iconic rock voices.
Tracks like the title song “Angel Down” and the ballad “By Your Side” showcase Bach’s vocal range, proving he hadn’t lost his power. For collectors, this Japanese edition includes an exclusive bonus track, a “George Marino Master” version of “(Love Is) A Bitchslap.” TOCP-66727 is an essential release for fans of 80s metal icons evolving with a heavier, modern edge.