Opening with Raise The Dead, the second song on their debut album that was released only weeks before this show, and an ominous voiceover introducing the devilish delights of the Hollywood Vampires, Coopers distinctive voice rings through the murkiness and the band launch into action. The three legends first came together to record in 2015, bonding over a shared love of their favorite songs and a desire to celebrate their ‘dead, drunk friends’ by playing the music of the fallen heroes. Seven and Seven Is rumbles to life next and translates well to the live arena with a fast-paced and precise mashing of guitar notes sending the track lurching to all corners of the room. Alternatively you can choose not to agree to the use of cookies – in this case we will only use the essential cookies. The LP is limited and numbered to 10,000 copies worldwide, making it a highly sought-after collector's item.

Lzzy Hale‘s guest appearance on “Whole Lotta Love” shows not only her powerful vocals but why she is one of the leaders of the female hard rock movements. With Andreas Kisser from Sepultura, ‘School’s Out’ gets extra riff power and that ‘Another Brick in the Wall Part 2’ moments are woven in, creates an extra moment of uniqueness.I agree it's an odd one to release, more because it's so old, and the film has been on YouTube ever since the show took place.

It’s an energetic and confident take on a timeless classic, which, when tackled by other true legends of the scene, becomes an entirely new beast altogether. Rock in Rio is not only one of the most famous festivals, but also where Hollywood Vampires recorded their first live album. That setlist featured more of their original tunes and has the current lineup with Glen and Chris, which I think is WAY WAY better than Matt Sorum and Duff McKagan. I was never a huge Aerosmith fan, but always respected Perry‘s playing, and it’s probably safe to say that being the rock guitar hero he is, he wouldn’t be doing this with an actor if Depp couldn’t hold his own. And it appears the I Got a Line On You video released today has the same edits as the one that’s been on YouTube for a few years, so it seems like the exact same video although Ezrin’s mix sounds way better than the original live video.

Matt Sorum‘s drumming is solid, and although I was not a Guns N’ Roses fan, he brings the backbeat power throughout all the songs, along with bass player Duff McKagan and Cooper‘s own Tommy Henriksen helping with the rhythm work.

The Who‘s Zak Starkey shows his skills on “I’m A Boy” with his cymbal skills (and catches in the video). Regarding HOLLYWOOD VAMPIRES' decision to record a second album as a follow-up to 2015's "Hollywood Vampires", which debuted at No. It doesn’t hurt that Halestorm vocalist Lzzy Hale also features on this song, but her contribution is also in keeping with the feel of the original and is more of a supporting role rather than a lead act, which is perfect for this particular song.

Maybe it's just all in the eye (ear) of the beholder, or maybe I've just watched too many Tina S videos. I haven’t seen the accompanying DVD yet, but it will be worth the wait, it surely captures a class assembly of musicians having a ball and involving every member of the 100,000 audience in a superb concert.