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(......) original release 2000 by Cleopatra
Records
LABELS
:
USA
: Cleopatra Records - compact disc - ......
UK : Cherry Red Anagram
Records - compact disc
- CDMGRAM
130
Details on Track
5 :
Bruce Kulick (lead guitar)
Jeff Scott Soto (lead vocals)
Remixed by Julian Synne.
musicians
(complete list) : (lead
voals/ guitars/ remix)
Track 01 : Lemmy / Ted Nugent / remixed by Die Krupps
Track 02 : James LaBrie / Marty Friedman / remixed by
Julian Beeston
Track 03
: Adam Paskowitz / John Petrucci / remixed by
Meeks & Mad City Productions
Track 04
: Mark Boals / Reb Beach / remixed by Tony James &
Neal X.
Track 05
: Jeff Scott Soto / Bruce Kulick / remixed by Julian
Synne
Track 06
: Glenn Hughes / Jake E.Lee and Bob Kulick / remixed by
Die Krupps
Track 07
: Paul Shortino / Robby Krieger / (remixed by Rossetta
Stone)
Track 08
: Robin McAuley / Bob Kulick / remixed by Julian Beeston
Track 09
: Paul Shortino / Bob Kulick / remixed by KMFDM
Track 10
: John Bush / Scott Ian and Zachary Throne / remixed by
Sheep On Drugs
Track 11
: James LaBrie / Bruce Bouillet and Bob Kulick /
remixed by Matt Green
Track 12
: as recorded by Bang Tango / remixed by Julian Beeston
NOTES
:
Just
like the Van Halen 1999 tribute "Hot
For Remixes" this
album includes electronic dance versions of classic Queen songs.
Actually most of the recordings on this one are overdubbed
versions as recorded for the 1996 Queen Tribute "Dragon
Attack";
which means that the drums, bass and original keyboards are
removed to make space for dance- or R&B beats.
In some way this album sounds better than the Van Halen one;
probably because some of the songs doesn't sound that metallic /
electronic. A very few tracks do not have beats now; for example
"I Want It Now" has a little Ultravox
"Vienna" feel; and "Save Me", performed by
Bruce Kulick and Jeff Scott Soto sounds like an Unplugged
version with a very few keys.
On "Keep Yourself Alive" Yngwie Malmsteen's guitars
from the Dragon Attack CD are replaced to make room for Reb
Beach.
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