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Shakin' Street - 'Nothing To Lose' - On both the debut 'Vampire Rock' and the follow up S/T album.

 

Blue Oyster Cult - The mighty 'Astronomy' from 'Secret Treaties' , then re-done for the 'Imaginos' album.

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One of the favourite bands on the forum (lol) Cauterize recorded 'Paper Wings' and then 2 years later released 'Disguises' with 8 songs from 'Paper Wings' re-recorded, and 4 alternate songs. The changes were minimal and barely noticable. I think generally I preferred the originals, though. But there was nothing in it.

 

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Saga - 'You're Not Alone' from the brilliant 'Images At Twilight', then a new (not as good) version On 'Pleasure And The Pain' in 1997.

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Steel Panther has just re-recorded the song Death to all but metal, that they original released on the Metal Sludge CD.

Also, not album tracks, but Iron Maiden re-recorded Prowler & Charlotte the harlot for the b-side of the single The evil that men do!

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Axe - 'Twenty Years Vols 1-2' - Complete re-records (very close to the originals) of various tracks from the first 4 albums.

I have volume 1 and it's quite good. :tumbsup:

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Yeah, but I still prefer the original "In God We Trust". I also think that the '87 version of Europe's "Open Your Heart" blows away the original one.

Besides, King Kobra re-recorded "Ready To Strike" for the 2001 "Hollywood Trash" album. I prefer the original version by miles.

Tigertailz also re-recorded "Dirty Needlez" for "Bezerk 2.0", I didn't know there was a re-recording of "Noise Level Critical", to which single does it belong?

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Didn't Babylon A.D. and Baton Rouge both record the song "Desperate".....I think they did and if so I can't remember if there is any difference.

 

Yes. Babylon AD's version off their s/t is a lot better than Baton Rouge's (off Light out on the Playground)

 

Further to... Babylon AD's version of Psychedelic Sex Reaction smokes Randy Jackson's version.

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Yeah, but I still prefer the original "In God We Trust". I also think that the '87 version of Europe's "Open Your Heart" blows away the original one.

Besides, King Kobra re-recorded "Ready To Strike" for the 2001 "Hollywood Trash" album. I prefer the original version by miles.

Tigertailz also re-recorded "Dirty Needlez" for "Bezerk 2.0", I didn't know there was a re-recording of "Noise Level Critical", to which single does it belong?

Sorry made a mistake, it was Love Overload I was thinking of, not Noize Levelz Critical.

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Killer Dwarfs put Doesnt Matter on two albums, but think its the same version.

 

Motley Crue re-did Home sweet home for the compilation Decade of decandence, and Shout at the devil on the Generation Swine album.

Yeah, 'Doesn't matter' is the same on both discs.

 

Don't forget 'Peice of your action' and 'Live Wire' recorded for the 'Decade of Decadance' disc too. Both much better than the awesome originals, imo.

 

L.A Guns recorded Crystal Eyes then thought it didn't get the "respect" it should have then re-recorded it for an album a few years later

Yep, as Capt. Howdy said, same song on both CDs. Not a re-recording. Great song too.

 

Geoff the 'Piece of your Action' and 'Live Wire' tracks are remixes not re-recordings.

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Axe - 'Twenty Years Vols 1-2' - Complete re-records (very close to the originals) of various tracks from the first 4 albums.

I have volume 1 and it's quite good. :tumbsup:

 

Get Vol.2 - go on treat yourself!!

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Killer Dwarfs put Doesnt Matter on two albums, but think its the same version.

 

Motley Crue re-did Home sweet home for the compilation Decade of decandence, and Shout at the devil on the Generation Swine album.

Yeah, 'Doesn't matter' is the same on both discs.

 

Don't forget 'Peice of your action' and 'Live Wire' recorded for the 'Decade of Decadance' disc too. Both much better than the awesome originals, imo.

 

L.A Guns recorded Crystal Eyes then thought it didn't get the "respect" it should have then re-recorded it for an album a few years later

Yep, as Capt. Howdy said, same song on both CDs. Not a re-recording. Great song too.

 

Geoff the 'Piece of your Action' and 'Live Wire' tracks are remixes not re-recordings.

Really? They sound 10 times more monsterous than the originals. Amazing remixes if that's the case.

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A few that jump to mind:

 

Warrior Soul did the "Classics" cd, re-recorded greatest hits cd. (The Upper Crust did this as well!)

 

WhiteCross did 1987. Original was great re-record was amazing!

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Killer Dwarfs put Doesnt Matter on two albums, but think its the same version.

 

Motley Crue re-did Home sweet home for the compilation Decade of decandence, and Shout at the devil on the Generation Swine album.

Yeah, 'Doesn't matter' is the same on both discs.

 

Don't forget 'Peice of your action' and 'Live Wire' recorded for the 'Decade of Decadance' disc too. Both much better than the awesome originals, imo.

 

L.A Guns recorded Crystal Eyes then thought it didn't get the "respect" it should have then re-recorded it for an album a few years later

Yep, as Capt. Howdy said, same song on both CDs. Not a re-recording. Great song too.

 

Geoff the 'Piece of your Action' and 'Live Wire' tracks are remixes not re-recordings.

Really? They sound 10 times more monsterous than the originals. Amazing remixes if that's the case.

 

Yup their remixes. Look at your cd. On both tracks it says 91 remix. :tumbsup:

I agree they do sound better and as you said more monsterous. :banger:

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Helix "Love Is A Crazy Game" on It's A Business Doing Pleasure and a different (better IMO) version on B Sides. Fantastic song!

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Bon Jovi redid Livin on a prayer, which was featured on the Cross road CD in the USA, and as a b-side track over here.

And lets not mention This left sounds shite!

 

I also remember that the song Like a negro by Mothers finest, was tweaked somewhat on the Meta-Funk'n-Physical as N-Groove.

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Kiss - Strutter off KISS and Strutter '78 off Double Platinum. I thought Strutter '78 was better.

 

That sort of reminds me, a lot of bands will rerelease one song on a greatest hits album. The Police did that as well. Usually the one on the original album is better.

 

I thought of Whitesnake first as well. I liked their second versions better, especially Here I Go Again.

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Kiss - Strutter off KISS and Strutter '78 off Double Platinum. I thought Strutter '78 was better.

 

That sort of reminds me, a lot of bands will rerelease one song on a greatest hits album. The Police did that as well. Usually the one on the original album is better.

 

I thought of Whitesnake first as well. I liked their second versions better, especially Here I Go Again.

 

I always thought that Strutter 78 was pretty bad when compared to the original.

The drumming seemed off and almost had a disco flavor that made me want to throw up in my mouth.

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Teaze did Boy's Night Out on

 

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Not sure if this counts, exactly, but X-Sinner re-recorded their entire PEACE TREATY album (1991) and released it as FIRE IT UP (2006)

 

I also recently picked up Bad Biscut's SHAG ABBEY album (which was supposed to come out in '97 but was shelved till '08) and it has a new version of the song "Blowin' Smoke" on it, which was the leadoff track to their debut THE AMERICAN DREAM? in '94.

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If I'm not mistaken didn't KICK AXE & KING KOBRA both record the songs (that KICK AXE wrote) "HUNGER" & "PIECE OF THE ROCK"?

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