WHITESNAKE - Into The Light (remastered) - Vinyl (2xLP)

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WHITESNAKE

Into The Light (remastered) (gatefold 2xLP + insert in embossed sleeve)

Rhino

Cat: 060349 7824496. Rel: 28 Oct 24
Rock

Side 1 - Track 1. She Give Me Side 1 - Track 2. River Song Side 1 - Track 3. Don't You Cry Side 1 - Track 4. Slave Side 2 - Track 1. Love Is Blind Side 2 - Track 2. Cry For Love Side 2 - Track 3. Yours For The Asking Side 2 - Track 4. Midnight Blue Side 3 - Track 1. Too Many Tears Side 3 - Track 2. Don't Lie To Me Side 3 - Track 3. All The Time In The World Side 3 - Track 4. Wherever You May Go Side 4 - Track 1. Living On Love Side 4 - Track 2. With All Of My Heart Side 4 - Track 3. Let's Talk It Over

David Coverdale's Into the Light marked their return after a three-year hiatus, and his first true solo album since 1978's Northwind. Released in 2000 and now titled a Whitesnake release, the album is Coverdale stepping away at the time and to rediscover himself musically. Collaborating with a talented lineup of musicians, including Earl Slick and Doug Bossi, Into the Light ventures beyond the original Whitesnake sound, incorporating blues, acoustic melodies and Zeppelin-esque elements. The album opens with the instrumental 'Into the Light', signaling a fresh start, followed by the blues-heavy 'River Song', a nod to Coverdale's Deep Purple roots. Tracks like 'She Give Me' echo his collaboration with Jimmy Page, though they sometimes fall short of a satisfying climax. The album's melodies and guitar work stand out, offering a mix of mindless fun and occasional gems that fans of Coverdale's career will appreciate.