Loud Rocks [Edited]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:53:01
Producers include: DJ Homicide, Wayne Static, Dante Ross, Amy Finnerty, Rick Rubin. Personnel: Wayne Static (vocals, guitar); Stan Frazier (vocals, drums); Seth Binzer, Epic Mazur, Everlast, Kasper Gomez, Gil Bitton, DJ Homicide, Season, Lajon Witherspoon, Lou Koller, Mark McGrath, Ozzy Osbourne, Serj Tankian, Brandon Boyd (vocals); Bill, Fame (rap vocals); Koichi Fukuda (guitar, programming); Dave Holdredge, Clint Lowery, Daron Malakian, Michael Einciger, Eli Parker, Rust Epique, Trouble Valli, Rodney Sheppard, Donny, John Connolly, Peter Koller, Tom Morello, Tony Iommi , Billy Bush (guitar); Bron Tieman (steel guitar); Bob Marlette (keyboards, programming); Keefus (keyboards); Ken Jay, Dose Big, Joel Swarez, Armand Majidi, Morgan Rose, James Bradley, Jr., Jose Antonio Pasillas II, John Dolmayan, Chad Smith (drums); Butch Vig (programming, loops); Mark Binder (programming); DJ Hurricane (scratches); DJ AM (turntables). DJs: Chris "DJ" Kilmore; Truly Odd. Audio Mixers: Dave Holdredge; Dave Aron; Amy Finnerty; Choco; Sean Johnson; Jamey Staub; Stimulated Dummies; Rick "Soldier" Will; Armand Majidi; John Seymour; Josh Abraham; Rich Costey; Sean Cane; Wayne Static; Blair Wells; Bob Marlette; Machine; Brian Virtue . Audio Remixer: Butch Vig. Recording information: 123 Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Blue Room, Los Angeles, CA; Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA; Conway Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Encore Studios, CA; Machine Shop; NRG Recording Studios, North Hollywood, CA; Olympic Studios, London, England; Smart Studios, Madison, Wisconson; Spin Studios; Stankonia Studios, Atlanta, GA; Track Record, North Hollywood, CA; Wayne's House, CA; Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, CA. Editor: Blair Wells. In the wake of rap-metal's enormous commercial success and the mainstream ascendancy of such artists as Limp Bizkit and Korn, it didn't take a marketing genius to deduce the potential in pairing acts from the worlds of hard rock and hip-hop. Certainly, it's been done before, as rappers from Onyx to Run-DMC have cast their lot in with tattooed, grizzled rockers in the past. LOUD ROCKS, however, makes that concept its theme, and runs with it all the way to the bank. While the unrelenting approach of heavy rockers such as Sevendust and System Of A Down seems a likely bet to mesh nicely with the no-nonsense hip-hop stylings of Xzibit and Wu-Tang Clan respectively, it's the less likely rockers who provide some surprisingly rewarding moments here. Who would have guessed that pop-rock heartthrobs Sugar Ray, or old-school metal madman Ozzy Osbourne could collaborate so effectively with rap artists? Even if you're not a big fan of standard-issue rap-metal, there are enough unusual combinations and unexpected sonic results here to sustain interest.
エディション : Edited
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)