MIDNITE RAZORS

  READY 2 ROCK - First album - 1.  QUEEN OF THE SUNSET STRIP   (0:39) 2.  READY 2 ROCK   (4:09) 3.  GLAM METAL WILL NEVER DIE   (3:26)   4.  BRAND NEW FRANKENSTEIN   (4:07) 5.   HOLIDAY AT THE CRYSTAL LAKE   (4:16) 6.  SHOUT AT THE DEVIL   (3:24) 7.  BALLAD OF JANE   (2:51) 8.  FARAWAY   (3:18) 9.  MIDNITE RAZORS   (2:57) 10.  RIDE TO HELL   (3:32)   All songs written by Apache and recorded by Midnite Razors, except "Shout at the Devil," written by Nikki Sixx, arranged by Apache Recorded: October 14–November 12, 2024 / Released: November 2024 Produced and mixed by Apache (Length: 32:39) DOWNLOAD   ROC K 'N' ROLL MONSTERS FROM OUTER SPACE - Second album - 1.   ROCK 'N' ROLL MONSTERS FROM OUTER SPACE   (6:09) 2.   RATTLESNAKE BOOGIE   (4:56) 3.   COLD BLOOD KILLER   (2:36) 4.   NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD   (3...

Due to a number of different issues arising from a situation we don’t want to bore you with explaining at length, we’ve been forced to move to a new YouTube channel.  We are gradually uploading material from our first four albums there, which we plan to follow up with some powerful new releases. You can support us HERE . Thanks!    https://www.youtube.com/@MidniteRazors   Kvůli  mnoha různým problémům, vzniklým ze situace, jejíž sáhodlouhým vysvětlováním vás nechceme nudit, jsme byli nuceni přestěhovat se na nový YouTube kanál. Postupně na něm zveřejňujeme materiál z prvních čtyř alb, na který hodláme navázat výživnými novinkami. Podpořit nás můžete ZDE . Díky!

  WHO DO YOU THINK WE ARE is one of Alice Cooper ’s best unknown songs. It comes from his early 80s new wave period (check out the albums Flush the Fashion and Special Forces ). It was one of our first choices when selecting covers for this album, and this was also our first attempt at adapting it into a Midnite Razors song. I allowed myself to tweak one line slightly. At first, we weren’t satisfied with this version — it sounded a bit too modern to us. So we recorded it again, this time heavily influenced by Twisted Sister . But the original version was really liked by a good friend of ours, who convinced us to give it a chance. Over time, we came to feel that it was actually the best possible choice to open the album. Besides these versions, there’s also a new wave take on the song by our side project Young Analphabets — which only proves how important this track is to us. And as if that wasn’t enough, we ended up using the title for the album itself. Given the way the recor...