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Full Circle is a work on which FIREHOUSE re-plays their representative songs, reaffirming the bright melody, soaring vocals and light guitar at the band’s core. Unlike a work centered on new songs, one can savor the appeal of songs cultivated over a long career in current playing. It is a monumental record that sums up the band’s progress. Fine songs like “Love of a Lifetime,” “Don't Treat Me Bad” and “Reach for the Sky” are revived in a mature current interpretation. While keeping love for the originals, the playing is stable, and the accessibility of the singing and choruses stands out. C.J. Snare’s voice has not lost its shine even after long years. It also functions as an entry point for looking back on FIREHOUSE’s melodic hard rock. It is a record with the band’s appeal concentrated — a welcome one for fans.
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