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August 28 : 'High-School' Tribute To METALLICA Due In
April 2008l
From:
www.highschooltributes.com
High School Tributes — the production of high school La Frontalière, located in
Coaticook, Québec, Canada — has announced the tentative track listing for its
upcoming METALLICA tribute album, "Teach 'Em All - A High-School Tribute To Metallica". It is as follows:
01. Seek & Destroy
02. Creeping Death
03. For Whom The Bell Tolls
04. Master Of Puppets
05. The Thing That Should Not Be
06. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
07. Eye Of The Beholder
08. Enter Sandman
09. Sad But True
10. I Disappear
11. Am I Evil? (originally performed by DIAMOND HEAD)
"Teach 'Em All - A High-School Tribute To Metallica" will be released in April 2008.
High School Tributes previously released two tribute CDs to KISS,
"Christine Sixteen: A High-School Tribute To Kiss" and
"Christine Sixteen 2: Another High-School Tribute To Kiss".
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August 16 : Another "KISS My Ass" exclusion included on Mega box
From:
KISSfaq.com
Megadeth's cover of "Strange Ways" will be released on that band's "Warchest" 4-CD+DVD Box Set on October 2. Megadeth were considered for inclusion on the 1994 "KISS My Ass" tribute, but like others ended up being excluded for one reason or another. "Warchest" compiles numerous demos, album cuts, live recordings, and demos, along with a full 75-minute "Clash of the Titans" 1990 tour show and DVD highlights from a 1992 "Countdown To Extinction" concert.
"Strange Ways" has previously been released as a bonus track on some copies of "The System Has Failed".
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August 14 : ESP's "Live In Japan" CD Reissued!
From:
Kiss
Army Warehouse
ESP's "Live In Japan" CD has been reissued with new cover art. This live CD features:
Watchin' You
Love (I Don't Need It Anymore)
Unholy
Do Your Own Thing
Domino
Black Diamond
Oh Darlin'
War Machine
School's Out
I Love It Loud
Power To The Music
Featured on the album are Eric Singer (KISS/Alice Cooper), Bruce Kulick (Grand Funk Railroad/Union/KISS), John Corabi (Ratt/Union/Motley Crue), and Chuck Garric (Alice Cooper). Recorded live at the Tokyo Takadanobaba ESP Musical Academy, February 25 & 26, 2006.
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August 12 :
JAZAN WILD CD to be produced by BOB KULICK, BRETT CHASSEN
From:
Jazan
Wild
Grammy Award winning producer Bob Kulick and Brett Chassen will be producing and mixing Jazan Wild's forthcoming CD "The Carnival's Back In Town". The same team worked together on Jazan's debut CD "Carnival Of Souls", which was released on Halloween of 2006. Bob Kulick and Brett Chassen were recently featured in EQ Magazine for all their great work, including the outstanding "Butchering the Beatles" CD for Restless Records.
The CD received international acclaim and along with the Comic Book series "Jazan Wild's Carnival Of Souls" released through Markosia Enterprises. The music acts as a rock and roll sound track to the comics. The music has also been featured in the very popular digital comic book versions of the series.
The CD will also feature cover art by Clayton Crain who was the artist on KISS' Psycho Circus comic book series for the final 10 or 15 issues (and who now has a exclusive contract with Marvel for Ghost Rider).
13 Tracks will include: Wake Up To Reality "the demo was downloaded 23,000 times in China as part a promotion for Stefan Petrucha's (X-files Writer) new novel series for Penguin Books. Also included on the cd are kick ass tracks: House Of Horrors, Kiss Forever, RNR Will Never Die, among others as well as a digital comic book version of Jazan Wild's Carnival Of Souls and Jazan Wild's Funhouse Of Horrors!
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August 8 :
Bruce Kulick Studio blog update.
From:
www.kulick.net
Day 13 started off with some extra guitars for the song called "Life". I realized we missed some things from the demo, so we jumped in with my Gibson SG from 1965 and added some more guitar lines in the B sections. Jeremy worked up an idea on my ES 330. This song has really come along and it is very special in guitar textures. We didn't get too crazy with pedals but did have fun checking out the new Duncan designed LAVA BOX.
We moved onto getting some more parts done for "If I Could Show You", and then "What Love's All About". We wanted to work on a song called "I Will Survive" but we realized Jeremy needed to work a bit on the drum track before we would overdub on that song. I might keep some of the demo guitars on that track as well. We decided the guitar solo on "Life" would come from the demo cause it was just so perfect for the song.
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Day 14 was the acoustic day we were waiting for. Sadly our hard drive was acting up so we wisely took a break, double checked our back ups, and then even had a visit to the APPLE store to get another drive to back up too! So that took up 3 hours, but I relaxed and changed some strings to get ready to record with the acoustics. We jumped first into "Life" and I knew the Martin would be a good choice. It has that 70's sound that is perfect for this song. We played it down about 4 times.
Next up was "If I Could Show You" and we used the Elvis Gibson Dove for that tune. I love that guitar as well, and my brother has borrowed it many times to record with. I think it is on Thomas's new disc as well. For "What Love's All About" we switched to the Custom Dove and that guitar is just HUGE in tone. Also on Thomas's disc of course. Jeremy bought that acoustic on Ebay and it is an amazing guitar. We did some acoustic work for one more tune, "What Did I Say" and then we knew it was getting late.
Checkout Bruce Kulick's BK3 full studioblog by clicking here.
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