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CD Title: Hollywood Rocks!

 

Category: Glam / Hard Rock

Year: 2005

Label: Deadline

Catalog Number: CLP 1388-2

Personnel

4-CD Boxed set with extensive picture book, button, and plastic backstage pass.

Disc 1 - Early '80s (1982-1985)
Disc 2 - Mid-Late '80s (1985-1988)
Disc 3 - Late '80s (1988-1989)
Disc 4 - Early '90s (1990-1992)

Tracks

Disc 1
1.
2.	Killing Time - Hollywood Rose	3:36
3.	Run for Your Life - Hellion	4:33
4.	Dr. Rock - Mickey Rat	2:42
5.	Time Warp - Plain Jane	3:38
6.	Whatever Happened to Fun - Candy	3:50
7.	Cold Day in Hell - Steeler	4:11
8.	It's Not Love - Dokken	5:19
9.	F**K Like a Beast - W.A.S.P.	3:09
10.	Hold on to 18 - Black N' Blue	4:30
11.	Looks So Good - The Joneses	2:56
12.	Kokomo Joe - The Zeros	3:00
13.	Let's Get Crazy - Quiet Riot	3:59
14.	No Reason to Live - Armored Saint	4:03
15.	In Your Direction - Rat	3:46
16.	Be My Slave - Bitch	4:40
17.	Too Good for Heaven - Kery Doll	2:37
18.	Last Action Hero - Warrant	3:47
19.	Break Down the Walls (That Stop the Rock) - Sin	3:57
20.	Sleepless Nights - Xciter	4:15
Total Running Time:		72:28
Disc 2
21.	Look What the Cat Dragged In - Poison	3:11
22.	American Metal - Lizzy Borden	5:54
23.	Roll the Dice - L.A. Guns (With Paul Black)	3:52
24.	To Hell With the Devil - Stryper	4:08
25.	On Your Knees - Great White	3:52
26.	Bulimia Babe - Demolition Galore	2:56
27.	Rock the Box - Harlow	3:07
28.	Dr. Monster - Slut	2:24
29.	Electric Gypsy - L.A. Guns (With Phil Lewis)	3:25
30.	Dead End Zone - Decry	2:26
31.	Bitch on My Back - Nitro	2:56
32.	Babylon - Faster Pussycat	3:19
33.	Hold On - Rough Cutt	4:02
34.	Sinner Street - Tuff	3:21
35.	12 O'Clock High - Odin	3:03
36.	Strong Medication - Salty Dog	4:33
37.	Gladiator - Sound Barrier	3:50
38.	Love You to Death - WWIII	4:52
39.	Hush Child - Rock City Angels	3:16
40.	Doghouse - The Sea Hags	5:39
Total Running Time:		74:06
Disc 3
41.	The Right to Rock live - Keel	5:35
42.	The Innocent - Jailhouse	4:45
43.	Rainbow Bar and Girls - London	3:53
44.	Hellraiser - Cherry St.	3:18
45.	Hollywood - Junkyard	3:01
46.	Love in Cold Blood - China	3:17
47.	Someone Like You - Bang Tango	4:26
48.	Fading Away - Black Cherry	4:34
49.	Mean Street Machine - King Kobra	4:27
50.	Cat's Paw - Motorcycle Boy	2:02
51.	Rip, Rattle and Roll - Tommi Gunn	3:37
52.	We Got Tonight - Stars from Mars	4:13
53.	Her Monkey - Cats in Boots	4:02
54.	Meteor Boy - Lions and Ghosts	4:07
55.	Give Me a Line - Angora	3:46
56.	I'm No Angel - Virgin	3:32
57.	Desperation Town - The Hangmen	3:09
58.	Inside Out - XYZ	3:46
59.	Commercial Suicide - Kills for Thrills	5:15
60.	Action - D'Molls	3:09
Total Running Time:		77:54
Disc 4
61.	Def Generation - Electric Angels	4:21
62.	Planned Disaster - Burning Tree	4:12
63.	Feel the Shake - Jetboy	4:21
64.	8 Arms - Big Bang Babies	3:24
65.	Sexx on the Sun - Lypswitch	4:10
66.	Hollywood Angel - Syanide Kick	3:59
67.	Changed - Darling Cruel	3:30
68.	Days Gone By - Saigon Saloon	3:07
69.	Tonight's Your Night to Rock and Roll - Rebel Rebel	3:48
70.	California Slide - Spiders and Snakes	4:31
71.	Take Me to the Mountain - Hardly Dangerous	4:56
72.	I Like My Music Loud - Skull	3:25
73.	Cold - Yesterday's Tear	3:42
74.	Shut Up! - Pretty Boy Floyd	3:56
75.	Chicago - Blackboard Jungle	4:29
76.	I Wish It Was Summer - Love/Hate	4:37
77.	High on a Dream - Mondo Cane	5:41
78.	Hai Karate - Fizzy Bangers	2:26
79.	Take a Bite Outta Me - Alleycat Scratch	3:25
Total Running Time:		76:00

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Existing comments about this CD

From: Doghouse Reilly

Date: April 27, 2011 at 20:36

I remember seeing news of this box on Blabbermouth or Bravewords or somewhere, and knowing I had to have it. It's a pretty cool set, actually, full of obscurities. As you can see by the tracklisting, this is NOT another one of those 'Talk Dirty To Me"/"Round And Round"/"Cherry Pie" kind of compilations, which is good. Even a lot of the songs that we're familiar with, particularly in the early going, like "It's Not Love," "Hold On To 18," "Inside Out" and "Electric Gypsy" are in demo form. Personally, I found the greatest number of rare gems on the last disc, while the first disc (they go in rough chronological order) fell fairly flat.As a historical overview, though, it's neat to hear the evolution (such as it was) of L.A. glam/sleaze metal (only a small handful of bands don't fall into this subgenre).

From: Doghouse Reilly

Date: April 27, 2011 at 20:39

Also, this set shows that, for the most part, the cream really DID rise to the top, as there's a lot of mediocrity to be found among the "WHO?!" bands. The booklet is kinda crappy, with the band biographies being taken word-for-word from RockDetector, adn the pages start coming out very easily. But if you're into sleaze-metal at all and want to go beyond the obvious, or you want a pretty good history lesson in musical form, or if you're a lover of the obscure but can't afford to be blowing tons of money on eBay, you gotta have this.

From: Doug	Date: June 6, 2011 at 14:28
Just pick this up the other day. Agree with Doghouse. The best songs come from those bands that "made it." Very interesting listening (and reading) how so many of these bands were interchangeable. If you want to learn about the origin of a lot of glam metal, this box set will steer you in the right direction.

From: Tc	Date: August 1, 2011 at 18:00
Really like this box set. Raw and smells of hairspray!!

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