Difficult to Cure

Ah, RAINBOW’s “Difficult To Cure” is like a time capsule straight from the 80s, complete with hair metal glam and power ballad drama. This album is a rollercoaster of high-energy guitar solos and over-the-top vocals that will leave you headbanging in no time. From the opening track, “I Surrender,” to the epic title track “Difficult To Cure,” the band doesn’t hold back on the theatrics. Frontman Joe Lynn Turner’s vocals soar over Ritchie Blackmore’s shredding guitar riffs, creating a truly epic sound that feels larger than life. But don’t be fooled by the bombast – there’s some serious musicianship at play here. Tracks like “Can't Happen Here” and “Spotlight Kid” showcase the band’s technical prowess, with intricate guitar work and tight rhythms that keep the energy levels high throughout. While “Difficult To Cure” may not be the most groundbreaking album in RAINBOW’s discography, it’s a solid addition to their catalog that will undoubtedly please fans of classic rock and metal. So grab your air guitar and crank up the volume – this album is a wild ride that you won’t want to miss.