Bryan Adams
The much-awaited and duly-anticipated fifth album from Bryan Adams has been received with open arms and open minds. In no uncertain terms did Adams deliver a Reckless Part II. Instead, the Canadian with a pulse that beats strongly on both sides of the border, served up a stunning, emotional album that satisfied his personal and artistic palate.
Bryan Adams
Robyn Lisa Burn
The much-awaited and duly-anticipated fifth album from Bryan Adams has been received with open arms and open minds. In no uncertain terms did Adams deliver a Reckless Part II. Instead, the Canadian with a pulse that beats strongly on both sides of the border, served up a stunning, emotional album that satisfied his personal and artistic palate. His first single, “Heat Of The Night” has turned out to be more than just a flicker of the moment and scored big by being true to himself and real to the fans.
Into The Fire, arguably the strongest effort from Canada’s premiere rocker, marks a distinct combination of musical styles for Adams who melds together the warmer elements of 1984’s Reckless, with the sonic sound of his full throttle vocal assault.
Only a month after its release, Into The Fire began to outweigh its predecessors by cracking the Top 10 album charts in Billboard while “Heat Of The Night” turned into a Top 10 single.