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Tracklist
1. Can’t Live Without You
2. Mountain Of Love
3. Slippin Away
4. Livin In The Night
5. Tokyo
6. Don’t Wanna See Your Face
7. Higher
8. Here In My Arms
9. Still Got A Long Way To Go
10. Take Me Today
11. When The Night Comes Down
Line-up
Klaus Luley (v, g, k)
Matthias Rethmann (b)
Chris Elbers (d)
Review added
May 2, 2012
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LULEY
Today’s Tomorrow
© 2012 AOR Heaven
(AORH00072)
melodic rock
studio album
11 tracks - TT 48:27
release date: April 27, 2012
http://www.aorheaven.com
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Luley? Well, if the name doesn’t sound familiar, let me help you out by revealing that the vocalist in question, Klaus Luley, has been active in bands like Tokyo (their three albums have just been rereleased) and Craaft, mainly remembered for their first two albums, “Craaft” and “Second Honeymoon” (just reissued by YesterRock). Luley didn’t disappear from the scene after the demise of Craaft, but kept busy as an experienced singer and songwriter, working for artists like Meat Loaf, Giorgio Moroder, Jennifer Rush and Donna Summer. Two years ago a meeting with producer Michael Voss was enough for Luley to decide to make a comeback to the melodic rock scene and Georg Siegl of AOR Heaven was immediately interested as well. Although Luley is a multi-instrumentalist, for the recording of the album he got help from the session musicians Matthias Rethmann on bass and Chris Elbers on drums. Like I said, “Today’s Tomorrow” is a quite good album with highlights like “Mountain Of Love”, “Livin In The Night”, “Higher” and “Take Me Today”. Recording another version of “Tokyo” (from Luley’s former band of the same name) was a bit superfluous though. (  CL)
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LeRoux
Enjoyable melodic rock cd for classic 80's fans, but sounding a bit too safe for me.
fav tracks : when the night comes down, living in the night
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