Thanks to OzOz for the review contribution.

(Review from hardrockhaven.net, geeksofdoom.com, dangerdog.com)

“Forevermore” is Whitesnake’s 11th studio album, coming out in 2011. It faithfully follows the same pattern as their previous album, 2008′s “Good to be Bad”, meaning it wisely and effortlessly meshes together the various eras of Whitesnake’s history.

Coverdale, singing in a lower register since he can no longer hit the notes of old, and your expectations for this album should be filtered through that fact.

More than compensating for the standard issue vocals is some stupendously strong guitar work. There is simply nothing negative that can be written about the twin axe attack launched by Doug Aldrich and Reb Beach. These two rock legends play with such scorching energy that it’s a wonder they don’t melt the strings.

The whole feel of the album is warm and organic without crossing the line into artificial gloss and glitz, allowing the melodic edges to really shine.

With few exceptions, this is solid Whitesnake. With the blues-based formula, while inventing nothing new, this is one impressive and hard rocking album.

There’s life in the old snake yet.

Line-up:
- David Coverdale / vocals
- Doug Aldrich / guitars
- Reb Beach / guitars
- Michael Devin / bass
- Brian Tichy / drums

Track List:
01. Steal Your Heart Away – 5:18
02. All Out Of Luck – 5:27
03. Love Will Set You Free – 3:51
04. Easier Said Than Done – 5:12
05. Tell Me How – 4:40
06. I Need You (Shine A Light) – 3:48
07. One Of These Days – 4:52
08. Love & Treat Me Right – 4:13
09. Dogs In The Street – 3:47
10. Fare Thee Well – 5:17
11. Whipping Boy Blues – 5:01
12. My Evil Ways – 4:32
13. Forevermore – 7:21
14. Whipping Boy Blues (SWAMP MIX) – 5:58

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