Best Angelica Album

Angelica is one of my favourite songwriters & guitarists. Maybe I have a soft spot b/c he's from Canada. In the past I've read interviews where he has said he isn't completely satisfied with how any of the albums turned out. 

Walkin' In Faith is my favourite, even though I think Cameron said in the one interview it was his least favourite (more because of production though). 

I think the self-titled debut is awesome but the arrangements are a bit too busy for me.

Self titled because of Rob.

The Greatest Hits album, pretty much all you need.

If pushed, I would go with "Walkin' in Faith", "Time and Time Again" is enough to put it over the top!

I'm going to work out later, now I have to go dig out that CD somewhere, thanx alot!

Pro-Zak wrote:The Greatest Hits album, pretty much all you need.

If I wasn't more into them, I'd agree with you Pro. The Greatest Hits was my first introduction to them, and I was immediately hooked.

Black Rider wrote:Self titled because of Rob.

That’s the only album of theirs I have. Danger Zone is a great rocker!

TZ75 wrote:

Black Rider wrote:Self titled because of Rob.

That’s the only album of theirs I have. Danger Zone is a great rocker!

You should track down the greatest hits album, they really did pick the best tracks for that!

Pro-Zak wrote:

TZ75 wrote:

Black Rider wrote:Self titled because of Rob.

That’s the only album of theirs I have. Danger Zone is a great rocker!

You should track down the greatest hits album, they really did pick the best tracks for that!

I’m not sure I will like the singer after Rob Rock.

They were all great singers!

Walkin’ in Faith. After that I’d put the s/t and RS&B about equal.

Black Rider wrote:Self titled because of Rob.

This.
Walkin’ in faith a close second. I also like the instrumental "Without Words” from a few years ago. It wasn’t listed in the poll.

I love Rob, but I don’t think he’s really superior to Jerome Mazza.

This is one of the best songs within it's genre! 

Ammocas wrote:

Black Rider wrote:Self titled because of Rob.

This.
Walkin’ in faith a close second. I also like the instrumental "Without Words” from a few years ago. It wasn’t listed in the poll.

I enjoy it as well, but didn't include it b/c of obvious reasons.

I picked the s/t but Time Is All It Takes is right up there for me. You can’t go wrong with any of the four albums, though.

Walkin' in Faith - I think they struck gold here. I love everything about this. Jerome's vocals are outstanding, the bright, full production, the air of optimism. This album shouts joy to me when I listen and the songs are instantly captivating while having a depth in the musicianship to keep me going.

The debut - I love Rob Rock but buying this literally decades after listening to Rob in Impellitterri, his solo band, Driver, Joshua, etc. this comes off like a lesser project for me. I like it but I can't get over the comparison. I think 'd have a much different opinion if I'd lived with it for decades. I've only had these for two years. 

Rock, Stock, & Barrel - I thought I would love this but things are generally overdone to me and the songs don't stick like the other two. I love this era when bands brought groove into their sound (Extreme "Pornograffitti," Guardian "Miracle Mile," and even "Against the Law"). This just doesn't work for me like I would hope. The bass is even further out front, everything is a little more complex, but it feels like too much. I always feel like I'm missing something. Maybe someday this will capture me.

Frozen Fire wrote:Walkin' in Faith - I think they struck gold here. I love everything about this. Jerome's vocals are outstanding, the bright, full production, the air of optimism. This album shouts joy to me when I listen and the songs are instantly captivating while having a depth in the musicianship to keep me going.

This. It’s one of the most encouraging and hopeful albums I have. It’s helped me through some tough times.

Walkin in Faith.  There's something magical about it.

Pethead wrote:

Frozen Fire wrote:Walkin' in Faith - I think they struck gold here. I love everything about this. Jerome's vocals are outstanding, the bright, full production, the air of optimism. This album shouts joy to me when I listen and the songs are instantly captivating while having a depth in the musicianship to keep me going.

This. It’s one of the most encouraging and hopeful albums I have. It’s helped me through some tough times.

Diddo.

Sevenoneself wrote:I think the self-titled debut is awesome but the arrangements are a bit too busy for me.

My thoughts exactly.  The arrangements of the self-titled album are not very cohesive.  
The songs sound awkward in spots.

"Walkin' In Faith" is overall my pick for #1, and I like the singer.  
There's something special about that album, it sounds very positive and uplifting.