Bad Company-Desolation Angels (1979)

"Desolation Angels" is considered the last great album of Bad Company with Paul Rodgers as singer, although there would still be a swan song with the work "Rough Diamonds" the last one officially with the mythical vocalist.
A superb and extraordinary album where synthesizers take on more prominence in a sense without neglecting their powerful rock like the majestic "Rock N´Fantasy" that opens this album, or the rhythmic rock "Crazy Circles" and "Gone Gone", that contrast magnificently with the middle tenses "Early In The Morning", "Take The Time" or "She Brings Me Love".
The later "Rough Diamond" (1982), would not meet the expectations that were created by this "Desolation Angels", however it contains the excellent "Electricland" recalling times gone by, but the rest are left behind due to the low power of their songs, where the inclusion of a horn section in some of the tracks subtracts the final result of a mediocre work although to a certain extent interesting.