But we return to the front of the stage because Bitches Sin is beginning, a mythical band that rifa itself to a Deep Purple sound with the brothers Ian and Peter Toomey, true aces of the six capable cords installing duels in incredible Tipton Downing style. Unfortunately, Peter Toomey not mostly in the band in person. He lives in New Zealand with his wife and children. Like Ian had actually told me this past Saturday: life goes forward and so does Bitches Sin, surviving to record a new 2008 album titled Uduvudu. The new singer Tony Tomkinson seems more like a Southern Rock vocalist, but is a fine front man, although the volume doesn't stop for a moment.

I would have preferred more classics from their historical albums "Predator" and "Invadors," instead the band aimed for more of the new album Uduvudu which i like, but when i listen to their "old-songs" my eyes sparkle. The audio was good and the audience was very involved. I'd say that these Bitches Sin is having a big return and now I hope to review them in Italy.

Mr Toomey
Overnight
Metalize
What Loving Means
Strangers on the Shore
Selling Paradise
Red Skies
Ain’t Life a Bitch