Trixter
Line of Fire
Only Young Once
Ride the Whip - Trixter, Allan, Johnnie
On and On (3 out of 5 stars) Trixter is a decent album. None of the songs are too heavy, too pop, or too offensive for the general audience. It sounds like a young group of kids got together and made a good, hard teen rock album. I m not talking down on these guys, but there s nothing here that really pushes any envelopes or makes you just jump up and want to bang your head. It s all safe, and that s about the only downfall this album has. It s almost too approachable. It s good, but none of the songs are that memorable, excepting Surrender. It s the token power ballad that all of the hair bands had to put on their records. I like this album but I just can t suggest everybody go out and buy it for the mere fact that it s average.I think the easiest way to sum this up is this: Trixter is like the kid in school that everybody knew and liked, but they never hung out with him or invited hi