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While most bands are changing their image to change with the times, Firehouse has consistently written melodic rock albums through their latest release O2 (Spitfire). This time, however, the band has taken it a step further, and attempted to go back to their roots to show their audience who they were before they got signed and entered the mainstream. Fuelled with the desire to break the emphasis on ballads that had monopolized their major label releases, Firehouse put specific effort into making the songs on their new album ones that went over well live. While they still want to hit people with songs that are familiar to them, they also wanted to add up-tempo new material that people would get into right away. Guitarist Bill Leverty says that album production is something that he really enjoys. In fact, he has done production work on their past four releases (Good Acoustics, Category 5, Bring 'Em Out Live, and their latest, O2). He says that he would love to produce other bands, but it is just a matter of having time to do so and he has yet to hear a demo tape that would make it worth his while to take time away from his commitment to Firehouse. "I want to hear great songs
and I want to hear them performed real well on the demo tape, and that takes
time and it's very difficult to find guys like that." With Firehouse's latest release, the band wanted to keep everything ... What
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