This Is '80s Hair Metal

This Is '80s Hair Metal Artist: Various Artists
Label: Cleopatra
Category: Music



Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 3


UPC: 741157129625
EAN: 0741157129625
ASIN: B00009KTXZ


Release Date: 2003-06-10

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Listmania:

  1. Things that Courtney may need, but she doesn't know it yet.

Tracks:

  1. Cherry Pie - Warrant
  2. Someone Like You - Bang Tango
  3. Cum on Feel the Noize - Quiet Riot
  4. Smooth Up - Bullet Boys
  5. Pissed - Dangerous Toys
  6. Sex Action - L.A. Guns
  7. Leather Boyz - Pretty Boy Floyd, Electric Toyz
  8. Bathroom Wall - Faster Pussycat
  9. Little Teaser - Jet Boy
  10. Love Removal Machine - The Cult
  11. Make It Go Away - Michael Monroe
  12. Tooth & Nail - Lynch Mob
  13. Mean Street Machine - King Kobra
  14. River Gold - Hurricane
  15. Black Out - Love/Hate

Tracks:

  1. Hollywood - Junkyard
  2. Around Again - Union
  3. What You Say - Saigon Kick
  4. Gypsy Road - Cinderella
  5. Kiss Me Deadly - Lita Ford
  6. Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman) - Great White
  7. One More Reason - L.A. Guns
  8. (You Can Still) Rock in America - Night Ranger
  9. Hollywood - Junkyard, L.A. Guns
  10. Dressed Up Vamp - Bang Tango
  11. Around Again - Union
  12. Teas'n, Pleas'n - Dangerous Toys
  13. Ain't Talkin' Bout Love - L.A. Guns
  14. Wrathchild - Paul Di'Anno
  15. Somebody Save Me - Cinderella
  16. Ramble On - Great White
  17. What You Say - Great White

Tracks:

  1. When the Children Cry - White Lion
  2. Headed for a Heartbreak - Kip Winger
  3. Ballad of Jayne - L.A. Guns
  4. House of Pain - Faster Pussycat
  5. Ready for Love - Great White
  6. Sometimes She Cries - Warrant
  7. Don't Know What You've Got ('Til It's Gone) - Cinderella
  8. Dream On - Dio
  9. Sister Christian - Night Ranger
  10. Close My Eyes Forever - Lita Ford
  11. Lights - Stevie Rachelle, Tuff
  12. Still Lovin' You - George Lynch, Steve Whiteman
  13. Here I Go - Bernie Shaw, Bernie Marden
  14. Every Rose Has Its Thorn - Bret Michaels
  15. When the Children Cry - Kip Winger
  16. Headed for a Heartbreak - L.A. Guns
  17. Ballad of Jayne - Faster Pussycat

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  1. More '80s Hair Metal
  2. Best of 80's Metal, Vol. 1
  3. Youth Gone Wild: Heavy Metal Hits of the '80s, Vol. 1
  4. Best of 80's Metal, Vol. 2
  5. VH1: The Big 80's Big Hair

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Good value, great rawk........2006-09-25

I have no problem at all with the re-recordings here. For my money, there are two times when re-recordings are unacceptable:

* When the production, arrangements and playing on the original are simply too good to re-create (stuff from Motown, Stax, Sun, etc.)

* When the artists doing the re-recordings are many years past their peak, and can't sing or play as they used too.

Neither is the case here. Let's face it -- hair metal is tasty junk food: it goes down easy and isn't all that hard to prepare. Road-tested bands like Quiet Riot or L.A. Guns can knock out a version of their hit songs are that every bit as good -- if not better -- than the original recording without breaking a sweat. And they do, multiple times throughout this set.

Three disks of goodtime rock and roll, with some real gems scattered throughout. A major bargain for the money. Get it, and use the savings to stock up on hair spray...if you still have hair.

4 out of 5 stars hair metal is the best metal for the 80s!!!!.......2006-07-16

when i lived in the eightis i was very young but not too young for metal because i liked it when i was young and now rthat i am older i still like it!! my favorite song is the cherry pie song because when i was youn my mom would make cherry pie for me and my brtother on the night that alf was on and when alf was over she would make us go to bed but instead of sleepuing we would listen to metal inside of our beds becuase it's the best music and is better than the music that people play now!!! if you like to hear metal from the 80s then lsiten to these recdorings of metal from the eights wouyld be the best i dea you ever had!!

1 out of 5 stars The Big Hair 80's from VH1 is MUCH better!!!!!!!!!.......2006-05-22

Don't let the cover and the numerous bands fool you!!!!
This is a VERY INCOMPLETE collection of Metal Hair bands.

Buy the VH1 Big Hair version instead! maybe is a single cd, but it has the best Hair bands and some of their greatest hits like:
* Quiet Riot- Cum on Feel the Noize
* Poison- Talk Dirty to Me
* Ratts- Round and Round
* Whitesnake- Here I go Again
* Scorpions- Rock you Like Hurricane
* Warrant- Cherry Pie
* Cinderella- Last mile
* We're not Gonna Take It- Twisted Sister
AND MORE!!!

So don't waste your money on this BIG expensive and incomplete collection and buy the cheapest, single and BEST collection so far of 80's Hair Metal "VH1 Big Hair: The Big 80's"

Adios.

3 out of 5 stars This Is 80s Rerecorded, Live Metal.......2006-01-02

This album has alot of major hair bands like Warrant, Quiet Riot, Cinderella, and the Bullteboys. This album also has alot of overlooked hair bands like Jet Boy, Love/Hate, and King Kobra. This album is is three discs seperated as such:

DISC ONE:
Some of the original recordings, but most are rerecorded or remixes of the songs.
DISC TWO:
All the songs on this disc are live versions of the songs
DISC THREE:
Every song is a power ballad. Some are the originals, some are rerecordings by the singers of the band who originally made them, and a few are covers of classic hair metal songs.

All of the bands in this set are excellent. Buy this if your only a fan of these songs, but if you truly love these band or hair metal in general, buy their albums.

1 out of 5 stars FALSE ADVERTISING - Buyer Beware.......2005-08-20

I definitely appreciate the positive comments of some of the previous reviewers, but I think that for most of us, this set is an absolute zero.

I imagine that why most people are buying this set is to hear the familiar hooks that will remind them of a time now twenty years in the rearview mirror. I'm not going to go into many specifics of the album--see the previous review--but I imagine that when most of us want "80's hair metal", we want the music from the 80's, recorded in the 80's. To me, Warrant covering their own songs years later, when Jani Lane's voice is noticeably lower and the guitar playing is not nearly as flashy is not "80's hair metal". Bret Michaels doing a one-man acoustic version of "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" is not "80's hair metal". Kip Winger's solo studio outtake of "Headed for a Heartbreak" is not "80's hair metal".

Deadline Records violated their corporate responsibility by publishing this album without a LARGE NOTICE that tells consumers that these are not the original recordings of the songs. I have little doubt that Deadline's lawyers would carefully craft a statement, saying "Nowhere on the record do we claim that these are original recordings." But I also have little doubt that they are only too pleased when people buy and open the discs thinking that the songs are originals, and then find themselves unable to return opened CD's.

If you want to dance at a rave to a techno version of Faster Pussycat's "House of Pain", then this is the set for you. If you want to actually hear 80's Hair Metal, then go to a bar and listen to cover bands--it's nowhere to be found on this set.

Music CD:

  1. The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move ~ Infectious Grooves
  2. A Chorus of Obliteration ~ The Showdown
  3. Triumph & Agony ~ Warlock
  4. Armageddon ~ Armageddon
  5. Velvet Darkness They Fear ~ Theatre of Tragedy
  6. Somber Eyes to the Sky ~ Shadows Fall
  7. Cosmic Troubadour ~ Billy Sheehan
  8. Vixen ~ Vixen
  9. An Anthology of Dead Ends ~ Botch
  10. MTV2 Headbangers Ball ~ Various Artists

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New England Sunday

Physical Graffiti ~ Led Zeppelin

Odds & Ends ~ Warrior Soul

Hardcore Holocaust, Vol. 2 ~ Various Artists

Sorgente ~ Simona Bencini

Die Grossten Hits ~ Nino de Angelo

The Best of Prefab Sprout: A Life of Surprises ~ Prefab Sprout

Shelter ~ Lone Justice

Wilhelmenia Fernandez Sings George Gershwin ~ Wilhelmenia Fernandez

Resurection ~ Ppk