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There have been some changes over the years, but Sherrington is still at the helm, and the band are still proving that thrash metal is in their heart, and it seemed like a good idea to reissue the debut to celebrate its twentieth anniversary. Bolstered with five demos from 1996, this doesn’t set out to be anything than it was ever meant to be, namely a back to basics cure for dandruff.

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Nothing's Changed is the second solo studio album by Joe Lynn Turner. Promise of Love" – 4:37 (Joe Lynn Turner/Tyler/Keys). I Believe" – 4:46 (oss/Gian). Bad Blood" – 5:38 (Turner/de wal). Imagination" – 5:09 (de alce). Baby's Got a Habit" – 3:59 (Turner/Byrd/Mohawk). Satisfy Me" – 5:23 (Shwersky/Cross). All or Nothing at All" – 4:22 (Turner/Al Pitrelli/Cross). Save a Place" – 4:13 (Turner/Sabu/House).

In this case however, Nothing Changes was no lo-fi, mid-80s basement level recording and so in a sense, the contemporary tweaking has done the album some favours and hopefully will bring in new fans too. Thrash metal was certainly by no means dead in 1994, but the Bay Area scene had very much fizzled and territory was very much owned by Pantera, as extra, chunkier grooves were applied to metal. By the time Solitary’s debut arrived the world was dealing with Sepultura’s Against, Fear Factory’s Obsolete, Slayer’s confused Diabolus In Musica and nu-metal’s dreaded reign of terror.