If you read my review on Monster Truck, you’d have read a bunch of words that sum up to me ranting and
raving about a band finally able to harness the sound of classic hard rock
and successfully modernize it and call the style their own. After a number of
bands that I have heard, some popular and some underground, who concentrate on
trying so hard to sound like what much of them refer to as the good old days of
rock, but lacking any true identity, Monster
Truck turned my hopes, and the hopes of many people in the world, including
Slash, that the future of hard rock
was in good hands.
