by Roch ParisienNever mind the initial sense of distaste when you realize that former Guess Who lesser lights/rhythm section Jim Kale and Gary Peterson continue to tour and record under the name of the Guess Who. After all, Kale legally owns the rights to the name. It only takes one audition of Liberty to render a guilty verdict on charges of willful and grievous desecration of rock legendry. The better numbers (title track, "The Razor's Edge") vie for second-division Bryan Adams romantic-scope wannabes that almost escape the tacky, low-budget keyboards that pervade the rest. Terry Hatty is a vocalist of extraordinary ordinariness, ideally suited to deliver the school-of-Foreigner likes of "Anything for Love" and "Still Feels like Love." For a true torture test, try making it through the aptly tilted, ersatz soul of "I Feel Your Pain." There's one cute little novelty thing where "Rock n' Roll Classic" breaks into various "classic rock" snippets of Hendrix, Clapton, Steve Miller, etc. -- kind of a poor man's "Guitar Jamboree."