Customer Reviews

All You Can Eat

Where to start, the best band to come out of Los Angeles since Poison Steel Panther have the musicianship and songwriting skills to be up there with the best of them. Satchel's guitar playing on here is phenomenal, Stix's drumming, like a well oiled machine and Lexxi's bass driving along like a freight train. Michael Starr shows off his amazing vocal range as per usual. The album starts with a medieval style acoustic guitar before breaking into a fast and frantic guitar riff that we all know and love from SP. The two singles give the album a radio friendly feel, the rest of the album has the sheer vulgarity and humour that we all hoped for, apart from Your Beautiful When You Don't Talk which is a fine ballad and shows off Lexxi Foxx's bass skills showing he is not just the bimbo of the band!! I could go on, but just buy it and see for yourself that Steel Panther are not just a gimmick, they are an amazing, talented band....... Awesome!!

Didn't know what to expect from Steel Panther's third album. I loved Feel The Steel, I *loved* Balls Out, and I had a feeling this one would either be more of the same with nothing new or not nearly as good as the previous albums. Glad to say this isn't the case. All You Can Eat is hard rock at its sleaziest, funniest, tightest and best. Absolutely love opener "Pussywhipped" and its Metallica 'Battery'-style intro. Seriously. "Party Like Tomorrow..." somehow sounds even better next to the other album tracks than it did/does as a single. I hoped to be laughing out loud as I listened to the album first time through, and I did (check out 'Gloryhole' and you'll see what I mean..) "Burden Of Being Wonderful" is just slick with the *gasp* keyboards!! Think Van Halen's 1984 album but with an up-to-date edge (and plenty of cussing..!) and you've got it. No Fanther should be without this record.

This album is is better then the previous release. Just as funny without losing any musicianship like other comedy bands. A must have to any Metal collection.

I bought this for my boyfriend as he is a big fan of Steel Panther. I have listened to their other albums and a lot of people have said that this one isn't as good and is a little bit more toned down. However, I think it is great and there are some really catchy songs such as Bukkake Tears and Pussy Whipped. In fact all the songs are pretty good.

I was a little worried that Steel Panther would be unable to repeat the success of their debut album, true it took a couple of listens to some tracks but they have successfully managed to win me over again. If you liked the first and second albums then you'll like this too. There is the added bonus of the dvd features, the live tracks from Australia and the highly entertaining SPTV episodes, brilliant.

I thought it couldn't get any better but it does!!!!The new album is such fun,i was walking to work and I burst out laughing..its funny and it rocks!!...Musically its amazing and the production is fab!!..no space fillers either.Best ten quid ive spent in ages.
If only the other bands could match Steel Panther we would have one amazing music scene!!!...Back to the future...

amazing album, extras are a nice addition for the extra couple of pound. She's on the rag probably the best song they have written!

Brilliant! Steel Panther well and truly back where they belong!! Great album from start to finish. Enjoy and feel the Steel!

Just as funny as the first albums, only this one is more polished and shows more of themselves; not just an 80's parody band/ tribute band, but an 80's celebration band. And it's great fun.

Stix's drums are so tight you'd swear the guy was a human metronome, Lex's bass is the essence of unobtusive groove, and Satchel's axe-work is unequalled. And Michael Starr is like the love child of David Coverdale and Robert Plant.

There are some really catchy riffs throughout: 'Gloryhole' and 'BVS' are superb up-tempo tracks, and 'You're Beautiful When You Don't Talk' and 'Bukkake Tears are slower but easily their equal.

If you like the first two albums, get this one.

They put on a great live show and three albums in (under the Steel Panther moniker) they keep upping the ante quality wise. This is by far their most consistent release to date,no real weak spots and plenty of highlights. I'd love Cinderella,Ratt or Poison to step up to the mark and make an album to equal this.