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(CLP-0698-2) original release 1999 by Cleopatra
Records
LABELS
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USA
: Cleopatra Records - compact disc - CLP-0698-2
musicians
/ Details on Track 7 :
Bruce Kulick (guitars)
John Corabi (vocals)
musicians
(complete list) :
Track 01 : Jack Russell (vocals), Dweezil Zappa (lead guitar),
Bart Walsh (rhythm guitar)
Track 02 : Pretty Boy Floyd
Track 03 : Jeff Scott Soto (vocals), Blues Saraceno (guitars)
Track 04 : Stephen Pearcy (vocals), Bob Kulick (guitar), Bart
Walsh (guitar)
Track 05 : David Glen Eisely (vocals), Bart Walsh (guitar)
Track 06 : Kevin Dubrow (vocals), Bart Walsh (guitar)
Track 07 : John Corabi (vocals), Bruce Kulick (guitar)
Track 08 : Fizzy Bangers: Chuck Bernal (vocals and guitar)
Track 09 : Gilby Clarke (vocals and guitars)
Track 10 : LA Guns: Jizzy Pearl (vocals), Tracii Guns (guitar)
Track 11 : Kelly Hanson (vocals), Bart Walsh (guitar)
Track 12 : Marq Torien (vocals and guitars)
Track 13 : Bang Tango: Joe Leste (vocals), Mark Tremalgo
(guitar)
Track 14 : Silver Jet
NOTES
:
Track 01, 03, 04, 05, 06, : Vocals and guitars
produced by Bob Kulick.
Track 01 : Remixed by Günter Shultz.
Track 02 : Remixed by Romell Regulacion.
Track 03 : Remixed by Lee Fraser.
Track 04 : Remixed by Tony James.
Track 05 : Remixed by The Electric Hellfire Club.
Track 06 : Remixed by Julian Beeston.
Track 08 : Remixed by Matt Green.
Track 10 : Remixed by Ramond Watts and Ranch Apocalypse.
Track 13 : Remixed by Martin Atkins.
Track 14 : Remixed by Julian Synne.
Comments :
Probably
the worst Tribute album mentioned on the KRR-site.
All songs are electronic dance versions with overdubbed vocals
and guitars.
Because most of the beats stays the same over the whole
song, it's very boring to listen to. To much electronics,
drum computers, noises......
The
version of "Hot For Teacher" by John Corabi and Bruce
Kulick is questionable.
The
only words sung(??) in the song are
".....teacher" and "Got it bad, Got it
bad", repeating these very few words over and over
again.... there's a little guitar-solo in it, which means that
the rest of the song is a pure electronic drum beat...........
This
album is much different to the KISS dance tribute "A
Dance Orgasm"
which contains 26 songs all mixed together and most of the songs
are no longer then a minute or 2, which means that the beat is
changing over and over again.......... and most important
-without raping the original song !
Overall some of the musicians on this tribute got a second
chance to re-record their Van Halen cover version for the much
better "Van
Halen - 2000 Tribute",
which is still a Hard Rock Tribute ..... of course.
For that one Jack Russell and Dweezil Zappa covered the same
song, as well as Jeff Scott Soto with Blues Saraceno,
David Glen Eisley, Stephen Pearcy and John Corabi with Bruce
Kulick....
I'm
still wondering why respectable musicians want to get involved
in such a product....
You've
been warned..........
Comments by Jelle Jansen
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