Slide It In - Whitesnake

Extra! Extra! Coverdale flaunts his Whitesnake.

Advantages: Good time rock'n'roll with a large drop of blues added for good measure
Disadvantages: Very samey with lyrics that are sometimes hideous

Whitesnake, for those not in the know, are a rock band formed in the seventies from the splintered remains of Deep Purple.  Ritchie Blackmore had already departed the sinking ship and had formed 'Rainbow', Ian Gillan, who had quit many moons before the band croaked, had begun 'Gillan' (sometimes it makes you wonder where they get the names for these bands from!) and so David Coverdale, libido in hand, packed his bags and set up camp under the banner of Whitesnake.  And yes, the name does refer to his?.shall we say, manhood? The 'Purps', following their long, protracted illness eventually succumbed to the inevitable and gave up on their will to live and gave birth to the band, or frontman to be more precise, that would in turn launch the much-lauded 'cock rock'; a phrase relating to the amount of sexual innuendo and suggestive come ...

david_1967 17.03.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Come An' Get It - Whitesnake

Sliding in the ice?

Advantages: feels robust and does everything a good phone needs to
Disadvantages: heavy, battery life

After almost 2 years of using the same old handset my network finally decided I was able to claim an upgraded handset as long as extended my contract. The choice I preferred was always going to be a Nokia as any I'd had previously had been better than other brands Id used, and one of the newer options avaliable was this the 6500 slide. As Im with Orange I had the option of the new black version or the original silver, I chose the black simply because they had it in stock at the time. On receiving the handset my intial impressions were about its weight and size. With a predominantly metal casing it feels robust and obviously metal increases the weight. The front of the phone has a large colour screen and the four large buttons with the central navigation button. Sliding it open you have a relatively small number pad which is ...

scuba_angel 02.02.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Nokia 6500 Slide

Sliding Back In To The Mobile Generation

Advantages: Does the basics very well. Great looks and form factor.
Disadvantages: Easily scratched.

with a swanky-looking Nokia 6600 Slide (so much for not looking flash!). IN THE BOX I bought the phone on a 24-month pay monthly contract, so it was ?free?. However, if you wanted to buy the unit separately without a contract, it would set you back £249 from Carphone Warehouse. However, the model is already a year old, and as such, you can get them new elsewhere at a significant discount, or acquire them second hand for a fraction of the cost. The top opening box includes the phone, the manual, a mains charger, a data cable to enable connection to a PC, a set of in-ear headphones (the ear canal types with rubber ear buds that sit inside your ears) with three sizes of ear buds, and a special adapter which plugs into the USB port which allows it (and the headphones) to double as a hands-free kit. More on the accessories later. In addition to ...

Hishyeness 22.10.2009 · Read full review
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