Humanary Stew: A Tribute To Alice Cooper

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:48:14
Recorded at The Office and Studio 14731, Van Nuys, California. Personnel: Dave Mustaine, Dee Snider , Don Dokken, Glenn Hughes , Philip Lewis, Roger Daltrey, Ronnie James Dio , Vince Neil, Joe Elliott , Bruce Dickinson (vocals); George Lynch, John Norum, Adrian Smith , Marty Friedman, Mick Mars, Paul Gilbert, Phil Collen, Steve Lukather, Zakk Wylde (guitar); Bob Kulick (acoustic guitar); Clarence Clemons (saxophone); Derek Sherinian, Paul Taylor (keyboards); Eric Singer, Frankie Banali, Gregg Bissonette, Matt Sorum, Pat Torpey, Randy Castillo, Simon Phillips , Tommy Aldridge, Steve Ferrone, Carmine Appice, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums); David Glen Eisley, Stella Stevens, Tom Fletcher (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Tom Fletcher; Bob Kulick; Bruce Bouillet. Recording information: Office, Van Nuys, CA; Studio 14731, Van Nuys, CA. This recording sets the bar for all tribute albums to follow. Assembling a virtual "Who's Who" of hair-band legends, hard-rock vets and shredders, STEW is just about the best tribute to Alice one could imagine. The Godfather of shock rock should be pleased. Members of Def Leppard, Megadeth, Dio, Motley Crue and Iron Maiden each flawlessly perform a Cooper track. "Welcome To My Nightmare" combines the ever-improving vocals of Ronnie James Dio and the guitar talents of Steve Lukather. The Crue bring a sleazy street vibe to "Cold Ethyl," while Zakk Wylde and Cooper disciple Dee Snider rock out on "Go To Hell." Roger Daltrey lends his unmistakable pipes to "No More Mr. Nice Guy," which also features Slash. Produced by Bob Kulick, STEW primarily works because the musicians are all in the same vein as Alice. There is no eclectic mix of underground musicians, just rock & roll animals who have been influenced by one of Detroit's finest.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)