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CD Title: Reidolized - The Soundtrack to The Crimson Idol

 

Category: Hard Rock

Year: 2018

Label: Napalm Records

Catalog Number: NPR 727 DP

Personnel

Blackie Lawless Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, Percussion, Producer
Doug Blair lead guitar, backing vocals
Mike Dupke drums
Mike Duda bass
Frankie Banali drums on "The Peace"

Tracks

Disc 1
1.	The Titanic Overture
2.	The Invisible Boy
3.	Arena Of Pleasure
4.	Chainsaw Charlie (Murders In The New Morgue)
5.	The Gypsy Meets The Boy
6.	Michael's Song
7.	Miss You
8.	Doctor Rockter
Disc 2
9.	I Am One
10.	The Idol
11.	Hold On To My Heart
12.	Hey Mama
13.	The Lost Boy
14.	The Peace
15.	Show Me
16.	The Great Miscoceptions Of Me

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Existing comments about this CD

From: CC

Date: June 23, 2024 at 20:29

I really do get why bands do these re-records. During the 80s they were signed to big record labels who own the rights to the albums, and can either delete the albums so nobody can buy them or keep releasing material recorded during that era making money off them while the artist makes next to nothing. That said if they are going to do this, they really should try to stick as close to the original as possible and maybe throw in a few new tracks or re-records of unused demos from that era as a bonus. This album is actually one that almost stays true to the original, at least soundwise. Where it fails though is down to Blackies born again Christian morals. No cussing on Blackies watch. The altered lyrics in Chainsaw Charlie are laughably bad. Reality is, this one is only for diehard collectors (even I waited til I picked it up cheap)

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