Not usually a fan of..........

[glamster7]

tribute cds. I usually find a few tracks I like but thats about it. anyways finally managed to get my hands on a copy of Bullet proof poems the Dog's d'amour tibute. Man am I glad I did - this is an excellent cd. I know there was only 1,000 produced. If ya see this anywhere for a reasonable price - BUY IT

[Cotton Candy Lover]

1) It's been on ebay a bit of late. Usually for around $20 (depending on the attention)

2) I recently won an auction for the Hanoi Rocks tribute. Am excited to hear that one.

[glamster7]

Am currently awaiting a Hanoi rocks one myself. think its called 11th Street Tales.

[GLAM DRUMMER]

I think that the Alice Cooper one is really good too! Dickinson does "Black Widow" Dio does "Welcome to my nightmare" and Vince Neil does "Cold Ethyl". I know that these arent as great as the originals but its a fun time, hearung diffrent voices on these regardless!

[Gav Ruadh Hallion]

Will have to check that out!
Tribute cd's are usually a pretty mixed bag, they're either great or awful haha
T
he Alice one, "Humanary Stew" is really good! Everything on there is great with a couple of exceptions, but that's only cause I wasn't a fan of one or two of the singers anyhow.

The Hanoi one I was really dissapointed with sadly. The Hardcore Superstar cover of "Don't Ever Leave Me" is great, Bubble's "Taxi Driver is ok but the rest are pretty forgettable, some even atrocious.
The rock tribute of Appetite for Destruction is pretty cool though. Spike of Quireboys does an awesome version of "Don't Cry"! Phil Lewis does a cool "My Michelle" too. If only they'd included a non-industrial version of Steve Summer's "Think About You"

[creeper2]

i too was dissapointed with 11th Street Tales. I thought the songs all lacked the Hanoi magic that made them special.

i do have a japanese tribute to Hanoi that while not being great, it is different. haha It does include two songs, motorvatin and fallen star from Sebastion Bach. other than that, unknown japanese bands. for energy and feeling, it's much better then 11th Street Tales.