Ep. 101 Extreme's Self-Titled Debut Album! - Review & Reaction!

Step back in time to the late '80s with Extreme's self-titled debut album, a musical journey that seamlessly blends hard rock with funk and showcases the band's virtuosity and raw energy. Released in 1989, this album marked the beginning of Extreme's career, setting the stage for their unique sound and paving the way for their later successes.

Extreme's self-titled debut album, released in 1989, is a musical masterpiece that blends hard rock and funk, showcasing the band's virtuosity and raw energy. From the high-octane "Kid Ego" to the soulful ballad "Big Boys Don't Cry" and the infectious blend of rock and funk in "Flesh 'n' Blood," the album takes listeners on a journey through Extreme's unique sound. With powerful vocals by Gary Cherone and masterful guitar work by Nuno Bettencourt, this album established Extreme as a force to be reckoned with in the late '80s rock scene. Join us as we revisit this iconic debut, celebrating the band's ability to seamlessly merge genres and create timeless, anthemic tunes.