Detroit Rock City (CD, Aug-1999, Island/Mercury)

Album Features
UPC:	731454638920
Format:	CD
Release Year:	1999
Record Label:	Island/Mercury
Genre:	Hard Rock, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Boys Are Back in Town, The
2. Shout It Out Loud
3. Runnin' with the Devil
4. Cat Scratch Fever
5. Iron Man
6. Highway to Hell
7. 20th Century Boy
8. Detroit Rock City
9. Jailbreak
10. Surrender - (live)
11. Rebel Rebel
12. Strutter
13. School Days
14. Little Willy
15. Nothing Can Keep Me from You

Details
Playing Time:	58 min.
Producer:	David Bowie, Marilyn Manson, Pantera, Kim Fowley, Vinnie Paul, Ron Furmanek, Ted Templeman, Bob Ezrin, Rodger Bain, Rob Cavallo, Tom Zutaut, John Alcock, Steve Kolanjian, Art Alexakis, Sank, Robert Shimp, The Donnas, Diamond Darrell, Drank Sth, Ron Furmnek, Tom Zutaut (Compilation)
Distributor:	Universal Distribution
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Marilyn Manson (vocals); Twiggy Ramirez, John 5 (guitar); Madonna Wayne Gacy (keyboards); Ginger Fish (drums); Michael Tuller, Blumpy, Bob Harris, Bon Harris (programming).Audio Mixers: D. Sardy; Dave Sardy; Diamond Darrell; Allen Sides; Neal Avron; Sank; Sterling Winfield; Vinnie Paul.Recording information: Budokan, Japan (04/1978); Chung King, New York, NY (04/1978); Chunk King Studios, New York, NY (04/1978); Westlake Audio (04/1978).Following a massively successful reunion tour in 1996-1997, Kiss takes the next logical step and commits itself to celluloid. The movie in which the band appears, DETROIT ROCK CITY, focuses on a group of eager teenagers trying to get into a sold-out Kiss concert in 1978. The soundtrack from the movie is an excellent collection of tunes from that era and includes offerings from a number of contemporary artists who pay homage to their '70s heroes.Everclear contributes a rousing version of "The Boys Are Back In Town," altered by a couple of breaks that put the band's stamp on it; Pantera kicks out the heavy metal jams on Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever"; Marilyn Manson works up an angry, techno version of "Highway To Hell"; and The Donnas, self admitted Kiss nuts, offer a respectable and near-identical version of "Strutter." The Kiss Army's hunger is appeased with a new track by the band, "Nothing Can Keep Me From You," a beautiful Diane Warren-penned ballad complete with orchestra. If you're a Kiss fan, '70s rock enthusiast or just want a fun party album, pick up the DETROIT ROCK CITY soundtrack and get Kissed.

Editorial Reviews
...mixes deathless dirtbag anthems....Highlight: the resurrection of Sweet's sublime glammy-gum 'Little Willie.' - Rating: B
Entertainment Weekly (19990806)