Eddie OJEDA: Axes to Axes CD (factory sealed) TWISTED SISTER guitarist Guests: Dio, Lynn Turner, Dee Snider, Franco, Sarzo, etc. Check audio (whole album)

Description

Eddie Ojeda guitarist for the legendary multi gold and platinum selling group TWISTED SISTER – released his first solo album Axes 2 Axes featuring tracks with rock legends such as Ronnie James Dio, Joe Lynn Turner, Dee Snider, Joe Franco, Rudy Sarzo [Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake, Yngwie Malmsteen’s Rising Force, Dio, Blue Oyster Cult], Terry Ilous and Chris McCarvill.
Eleven albums featuring Eddie Ojeda on lead guitar with Twisted Sister are currently available on different major labels. These albums combined have earned 25 gold and platinum records for their world-wide sales

SAMPLES: https://www.allmusic.com/album/axes-2-axes-mw0000524270
Tracklist:

01. Tonight 03:26
02. Axes 2 Axes (instrumental) 03:21
03. Please Remember 03:37
04. Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles cover) 02:13
05. Evil Duz (What Evil Knows) 04:11
06. Crosstown (instrumental) 02:53
07. Senorita Knows 03:39
08. Love Power 03:26
09. Funky Monkey (instrumental) 02:26
10. The Reason 05:22
11. Living Free 04:01

Total playing time 38:50

Eddie Ojeda: lead & rhythm guitar, lead vocals on 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, bass guitar on 4
Joe Franco: drums
Chris McCarvill: bass guitar, backing vocals

Ronnie James Dio: all vocals on 1
Dee Snider: lead vocals on 4
Nick (the mix) Cipriano: low subsonic vocal on 5
Rudy Sarzo: bass guitar on 6, 9
Terry Ilous: background vocals on 8
Joe Lynn Turner: vocals on 11

5.0 out of 5 stars Get this album!,
This album was a pleasant surprise! The writing is incredible and the playing is a surprise! The cover of Eleanor Rigby is great (Dee Snider singing the Beatles and a slower song to boot). Great musicianship and great songs not what you would expect from an ex twisted sister rocker! If you like instrumentals and good old fashion rockers then check this out!

5.0 out of 5 stars Burning Axes,
If you think a CD has to get heavy rotation on MTV to be good, listen to this one for a change, and you might learn how wrong you are. If you’re interested in it because there’s a version of Eleanor Rigby. Not only Dee Snider doesn’t quite sound like Lennon or McCarney, but he’s definitely done better jobs elsewhere.
There are eleven solid songs on this album, they’re well arranged and recorded. This is old school melodic hard rock, the kind the best of them made out there in the early eighties, and that’s reason enough why you ought to put this CD under arrest in the first place. The axes burn on most tracks as on the cover, and they sure smoke from beginning to end. So if you are a part of the Twisted Sister fan base you already own this gem. If you don’t, go get it!

5.0 out of 5 stars Eddie shows his chops !
This is a very good, straight ahead hard rock CD. Eddie clearly has a lot more ability than he was able to show in TS. This is a very good effort in a time when good hard rock is difficult to find.