Power to the People (Poison album)

Power to the people
Studio album by Poison
Publication (s)	June 13, 2000
Label (s)	Cyanide Music
Format (s)	CD
Genre (s)	Glam metal
Title (number)	18th
running time	70:00
occupation	Bret Michaels - vocals CC DeVille - guitar Bobby Dall - electric bass Rikki Rockett - drums
production	Richie Zito (studio tracks), Jim Faraci, Poison (live tracks)
Studio (s)	Can-am Studios, Jungle Room Studios
chronology Crack a Smile ... And More 2000 Power to the people Hollyweird 2002

Power to the People is the sixth studio album released in 2000 by the American glam metal band Poison . It was the first album to be re-recorded with the original line-up since Flesh & Blood (1993) and at the same time the first album published by the band's own label, Cyanide Music . In addition to five new titles recorded in the studio, it contains thirteen live tracks.

Emergence

The studio titles were created, like the album Native Tongue in 1993 , under the direction of producer Richie Zito. CC DeVille made his debut as a lead singer with I Hate Every Bone in Your Body but Mine . The live tracks produced by Jim Faraci and Poison were recorded on a 1999 US tour to mark the return of CC DeVille.

Track list

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Power to the people   US 166 07/01/2000 (1 week)

1. (3:20) Power to the People (Poison)
2. (3:29) Can't Bring Me Down (Poison)
3. (4:21) The Last Song (Bobby Dall / CC DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett)
4. (3:16) Strange (Poison)
5. (3:10) I Hate Every Bone in Your Body But Mine (Poison)
6. (4:23) Intro / Look What the Cat Dragged In (Poison)
7. (4:40) I Want Action (Bobby Dall / CC DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett)
8. (6:27) Something to Believe In (Poison)
9. (3:30) Love on the Rocks (Poison)
10. (4:38) Fallen Angel (Poison)
11. (4:14) Let It Play (Poison)
12. (4:52) Riki Solo
13. (4:52) Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Poison)
14. (4:05) Unskinny Bop (Poison)
15. (4:29) Nothin 'But a Good Time (Poison)
16. (4:29) Talk Dirty to Me (Bobby Dall / CC DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett)

reception

Power to the People is the band's worst-recorded album to date, reaching number 166 on the US album charts and only lasting a week.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Charts US
2. ^ Listing on Billboard.com , accessed January 4, 2013