![Hinder - Take It To The Limit [Import]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/b/500/6/9/2/5/1435296.jpg "Take It To The Limit [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Use Me
2. Loaded and Alone
3. Last Kiss Goodbye
4. Up All Night
5. Without You
6. Take It to the Limit - (featuring Mick Mars)
7. Best Is Yet to Come, The
8. Heaven Sent
9. Thing for You
10. Lost in the Sun
11. Far from Home
More Info:
Hinder now release their much anticipated follow-up album to their breakthrough 3X platinum smash EXTREME BEHAVIOR with TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT. TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT was produced by EXTREME BEHAVIOR producer Brian Howe's, who is largely credited with reviving the live fast-play hard work ethic embodied by many of rocks seminal 1970s bands, Hinder blazed new trails in virtually every music platform the past two years. TAKE IT TO THE LIMIT features a guest appearance by Mick Mars of Motley Crue.Reviews:
So, the album’s called Take It to the Limit and there’s a song called "Without You." Yet, the title isn’t an Eagles homage and the tune’s not a Crüe cover. That, of course, is a major part of Hinder’s appeal—the Oklahoma City throwbacks conjure rock gods of the past while administering equal doses of power ballads and headbangers that are entirely their own. First single "Use Me" is all aggression and posture, the guitars conjuring AC/DC’s "Thunderstruck" before erupting into, well, Angus-approved power chords. "Without You," though, is right in Hinder’s wheelhouse—the textured Bic-flicker isn’t immediately distinguishable from biggest hit "Lips of an Angel," especially with frontbro Austin Winkler’s unmistakable drawl front and center. Yet it’s a surprisingly mature break-up ballad, as he raises a toast to the one that got away for inspiring his canon. The press will continue to underestimate these guys, and they’ll continue to sell boatloads.
