Live in the Galaxy
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October 25, 1999 |
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1999 |
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| Label (s) | Spitfire Records | |||
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Title (number) |
13 |
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running time |
70:26 |
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Studio (s) |
Studio on Wheels |
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Live in the Galaxy is the live album by the US hard rock band Union , released in 1999 .
Emergence
After the release of their debut album, she had gone on tour with the group. Live in the Galaxy was recorded at a concert in the Galaxy Club, the sound mixing was done by Bruce Bouillet and Bruce Kulick. The CD contains songs from the first Union CD , two Kiss songs ( Jungle and I Walk Alone sung by Bruce Kulick ; both from the album Carnival of Souls ), as well as Power to the Music by Mötley Crüe and Man in the Moon, the Corabi with The Scream on their only album Let It Scream . Surrender, a cover version of the song by Cheap Trick and the two additional acoustic tracks October Morning Wind and You've Got to Hide Your Love Away ( The Beatles ) show the versatility of the group.
Track list
- (4:18) Old Man Wise - (Bruce Kulick / John Corabi / Curtis Cuomo)
- (5:55) Around Again - (Kulick / Corabi / Cuomo)
- (6:04) Heavy D - (Kulick / Corabi / Cuomo)
- (7:48) Jungle - ( Paul Stanley / Kulick / Cuomo)
- (3:46) Love (I Don't Need It Anymore) - (Kulick / Corabi / Cuomo)
- (7:59) Man In The Moon - (Brown / Corabi / John Alderete / Bruce Bouillet / Walt Woodward)
- (7:10) I Walk Alone - ( Gene Simmons / Kulick)
- (4:39) Surrender - ( Rick Nielsen )
- (4:47) Pain Behind Your Eyes - (Kulick / Corabi / Cuomo)
- (5:19) Power To The Music - (Corabi / Tommy Lee / Mick Mars / Nikki Sixx )
- (5:53) Tangerine - (Kulick / Corabi / Cuomo)
- (4:11) October Morning Wind (acoustic version, studio recording) - (Kulick / Corabi / Cuomo)
- (2:37) You've Got to Hide Your Love Away (acoustic version, studio recording) - ( John Lennon / Paul McCartney )
reception
The German magazine Rock Hard awarded seven out of ten achievable points and Jan Jaedike wrote that "the troupe around the two ex-ists Bruce Kulick (ex-Kiss) and John Corabi (ex-Mötley Crüe, ex-Scream)" will be “for the idea of releasing a live record after a single studio album is subject to some embarrassing interrogation. "The reviewer primarily lists the pieces and rates them: Jungle is" naturally only B- without the charismatic voice of Paul Stanley. Great, even if Corabi otherwise “impresses” and combines a “bluesy feeling with an alternative touch”. In addition, the group would “ indulge in Cheap Tricks Surrender (kicks ass) and to chill out with an unplugged version of the Beatles track You've Got To Hide Your Love Away ”. But it is "not just these extras that make Live in the Galaxy interesting". The band rock and harmonize “better than on their studio album.” If they “would transfer these vibes to their next record" The Blue Room ",” where they “also have to do without a sack of foreign compositions”, “Union could do something else become".
Individual evidence
- ↑ Online review , originally published in Rock Hard issue 152, accessed November 2, 2012