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I wish this band would of made it big, oliva is right, they didn't get the credit they deserved. unfortunately, also one of the most underrated bands ever. This is truly one of the greatest heavy metal albums to come out of l.a. Nobody Said It Was Easy by Four Horsemen (CD, Aug-1991, American Recordings (USAĮxisting comments about this CD From: olivia THE FOUR HORSEMEN - NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY - DEF JAM - RICK RUBIN HARD ROCK CD Search all current eBay listings for FOUR HORSEMEN NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASYįOUR HORSEMEN - NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY NEW CDįOUR HORSEMEN - NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY / DEF AMERICAN 1991 ORG / RARE CdįOUR HORSEMEN-NOBODY SAID IT WAS EASY (UK IMPORT) CD NEW Please only submit officialCD releases no bootlegs or cassette-only or LP-only releases.ĮPs and CD-singles from Four Horsemen are also welcome to be added, aslong as they are at least 4 songs in length. Even if it is an obscure greatest-hits or livecompilation CD, we want to add it to the site. If younotice that a particular Four Horsemen CD release or compilation is missingfrom the list above, please submit that CD using the CD submission page.The ultimate goal is to make the discographies here at Heavy Harmoniesas complete as possible. The music discographies on this site are works in progress. If you see any errors or omissions in the CD information shown above,either in the musician credits or song listings (cover song credits,live tracks, etc.), please post them in the corrections section of the Heavy Harmonies forum/message board. A sure winner for lovers of no-image, no-class rock & roll. Rounded out by the easy strut of 'Moonshine,' the all-out fury of 'Lookin' for Trouble,' and the lazy jamming of 'I Need a Thrill/Somethin' Good,' this album scores low on originality, but high on honesty and charisma. Starr's whiskey and broken glass vocal style literally ignites the album's best moments, including the title track, 'Can't Stop Rockin',' and the incredible 'Rockin' Is Ma' Business.' And while 'Hot Head lifts its main riff directly from AC/DC's 'Rock'n'Roll Damnation,' the slightly more original 'Tired Wings' actually received some MTV rotation thanks to its mellower Southern rock vibe and slide guitars. And had he not been arrested seemingly every six months for one misdemeanor or another, outlaw frontman Frank Starr may have even challenged Axl Rose for his 'king of the bad boys' crown.

There's not a single original riff on all of their first full album, Nobody Said It Was Easy, mind you, but the band's raunchy guitars and gritty delivery make up for this in spades. For a brief moment at the start of the '90s, everyone seemed to be doing the retro-rock thing, and while most bands were digging back to the late '60s for inspiration, the Four Horsemen's ambitions went no further than the late '70s - more specifically AC/DC.

The four horsemen nobody said it was easy rapidshare