"Hot Space" review by David M. Gotz - from 'Record Review', August 1982
Mar 29, 2024 6:38:17 GMT
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Post by fabiogminero on Mar 29, 2024 6:38:17 GMT
Hello everyone.
Today I would like to share with you a very positive review of the album 'Hot Space': entitled Queen's Dancing Groove and written by journalist David M. Gotz, it was published in the American monthly music magazine Record Review in August 1982.
Although the album was not appreciated in America for its departure from the Queen style, Gotz says that the band produced an album to be proud of: he admits that the lyrics are not very strong lyrically, but claims that the side A's dance-funk-rock sounds hit the mark (in particular 'Back Chat' and 'Body Language'). Even on the second side he spends words of praise, especially on the soul of 'Cool Cat' and the much appreciated 'Under Pressure'. A review of 'Hot Space' that differs greatly from the others.
Enjoy!
Today I would like to share with you a very positive review of the album 'Hot Space': entitled Queen's Dancing Groove and written by journalist David M. Gotz, it was published in the American monthly music magazine Record Review in August 1982.
Although the album was not appreciated in America for its departure from the Queen style, Gotz says that the band produced an album to be proud of: he admits that the lyrics are not very strong lyrically, but claims that the side A's dance-funk-rock sounds hit the mark (in particular 'Back Chat' and 'Body Language'). Even on the second side he spends words of praise, especially on the soul of 'Cool Cat' and the much appreciated 'Under Pressure'. A review of 'Hot Space' that differs greatly from the others.
Enjoy!
