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Awful covers of classic songs .
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Inside (yes, inside), this is subtitled "Metal vs Electronica". Oh, God. What have I let myself in for? The temptation of hearing Lemmy sing Acca Dacca was just too much for me to resist when I saw this in Virgin Paris (he said casually).
The first track - "Back In Black" is probably the best. Or least worse. The vocals by Joe Lyn Turner are excellent, and JLT would probably make a great replacement if Beano ever decides to retire. The guitar work - by Def Leppard's Phil Collen - is another story though.
Lemmy's growls are certainly interesting enough to hear on "It's A Long Way To The Top", but the guitar (by Jake E Lee) and - even worse - the drum machine are beginning to get annoying. Even the "crowd" noise is dubbed in.
The rest just gets too depressing to report on, as classic after classic is wrecked. The culprits include Dee Snider, Kevin Dubrow, John Corabi, Whitfield Crane and Stephen Pearcy. All very guilty men. Why did I buy this? Why oh why oh why? Sob.
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