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Contents: The Hellacopters, the Swedish rock band that reformed in 2022, have re-released their third album, originally released in 1999, as a remastered and remixed double album!?@ ?@??[Lyrics/translation, commentary included] ?? [Song list] Disc 1 (Remaster) 1.Action De Gr?ce / 2.Alright Already Now / 3.Move Right Out Of Here /4.Welcome To Hell / 5.The Electric Index Eel 6.Paul Stanley / 7.The Devil Stole The Beat From The Lord / 8.Dogday Mornings / 9.Venus In Force 10.5 vs. 7 / 11.Lonely / 12.Renvoyer Disc 2 (Revisited) 1.Action De Gr?ce (Revisited) / 2.Alright Already Now (Revisited) / 3.Move Right Out Of Here (Revisited) 4.Welcome To Hell (Revisited) / 5. The Electric Index Eel (Revisited) / 6. Paul Stanley (Revisited) 7. The Devil Stole The Beat From The Lord (Revisited) / 8. Dogday Mornings (Revisited) / 9. Venus In Force (Revisited) 10. 5 vs. 7 (Revisited) / 11. Lonely (Revisited) / 12. Renvoyer (Revisited) THE HELLACOPTERS are: Nicke Andersson Platow: Lead Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Percussion Dregen: Guitars, Backing Vocals Robert Erickson: Drums, Backing Vocals Anders "Boba" Lindstr?m LINDSTROM) : KEYBOARDS, GUITARS The Hellacopters, the Swedish rock band that disbanded in 2008, have reformed in 2022. Nicke, the central figure, continued to be active in bands such as Imperial State Electric and Lucifer, but released their first new album in 14 years (their 8th overall), "Eyes of Oblivion." The members are Nicke, Robert, and Boba, with original member Dregen making a comeback. For live performances, Dolph of The Datsuns, who also plays with Nicke in Imperial State Electric, joins them. This time, their third album, "Grand Rock," originally released in 1999, will be re-released as a double album. This album has been remastered by Henke Jonsson and completely remixed by Michael Ilbert at Hansa Studios in Berlin using the original multi-track tapes. Disc 1 is a remastered version of the original album, while Disc 2 is a remix with added guitar by Dregen, percussion and piano, and new backing vocal tracks. Media reviews and more The Hellacopters, the Swedish rock band that disbanded in 2008, have reformed in 2022. Nicke, the central figure, continued to be active in bands such as Imperial State Electric and Lucifer, but released their first new album in 14 years (their 8th overall) after reforming as The Hellacopters. The members are Nicke, Robert, and Boba, with original member Dregen returning. For the live performance, Dolph of The Datsuns, who also plays with Nicke in Imperial State Electric, will be joining them. Their third album, "Grand Rock," originally released in 1999, is now being re-released as a double album. This album has been remastered by Henke Jonsson and completely remixed by Michael Ilbert at Hansa Studios in Berlin using the original multi-track tapes. (C)RS
