By the time On Earth as It Is in Heaven was released, the Kiss comparisons were finally beginning to peter out, but so was Angel s career. It was the last for bass player Mickey Jones, who was replaced by Felix Robinson for the even weaker White Hot album, which came out a year later, but such a minor change was quite unnoticeable when paralleled with the band s declining record sales. Despite all of the bad press, On Earth still contains a couple of sufficient glam-meets-heavy metal tunes, found in the eye-rolling sexual pomposity of Big Boy (Let s Do It Again) and on predictable riff movers like On the Rocks and Telephone Exchange. While the entire album may be a little much to sit through, a few of the tracks manage to sport a complaisant, all-in-good-fun hard rock feel, as do one or two of the tunes from each of Angel s first three releases. Still, a compilation or anthology of handpicked material is more convenient, especially for metal fans who want to check out Gregg Giuffria s early keyboard playing before his 80s hair band days in Giuffria.

Tracklisting
01 - Can You Feel It
02 - She s A Mover
03 - Big Boy (Let s Do It Again)
04 - Telephone Exchange
05 - White Lightning
06 - On The Rocks
07 - You re Not Fooling Me
08 - That Magic Touch
09 - Cast The First Stone
10 - Just A Dream