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Wikipedia / Live Insurrection

Live Insurrection is a live album by the band Halford, released in Japan on March 28, 2001, and released worldwide in April 2001 with one less track (see 2001 in music). The flag that Rob Halford is kissing on the cover of the album is the Flag of Chile.

Track listing

Notes

  • The Japanese release and the 2009 remastered version contains a cover of the Scorpions song "Blackout", featuring guitarist Rudolf Schenker

  • "Screaming in the Dark" is a brand new recording

  • "Heart of a Lion" and "Prisoner of Your Eyes" are Judas Priest songs that never made it onto any Judas Priest studio album. The original recording of "Prisoner of Your Eyes" (with a different chorus) can be found on the remaster of Screaming for Vengeance. The song "Heart of a Lion" originally appeared on the Racer X album Second Heat and is featured on the Metalogy box set.

  • "Into the Pit", "Nailed to the Gun" and "Life in Black" are originally Fight songs found on War of Words.

  • "Light Comes Out of Black" and "Life in Black" are studio songs with added crowd noise. "Light Comes Out of Black" was originally released on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie soundtrack, performed by Rob Halford and Pantera.

  • "The One You Love to Hate" is a combination of Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson's soundcheck and live performances from the London LA2 show.

Personnel

  1. Halford

  2. Rob Halford – vocals

  3. Patrick Lachman – guitar

  4. Mike Chlasciak – guitar

  5. Ray Riendeau – bass

  6. Bobby Jarzombek – drums

  7. Additional performers

  8. Bruce Dickinson – Co-lead vocals on "The One You Love To Hate"

  9. Rudolf Schenker – Co-rhythm guitar on "Blackout"

  10. Production

  11. Produced by Roy Z

  12. Executive producer/A&R – John Baxter

  13. Engineered by Eric Kuglin

  14. Mixed by Charlie Bauerfeind and Roy Z

  15. Digital editing – Richard "Guru" Carrette

  16. Additional engineering – Joe "Flo" Floyd

  17. Pre-production digital transfers – Sean White and Jason Southard

  18. Mastered by George Marino (2001)

  19. Remastered by Tom Baker (2006)

  20. Art and design by Marc Sasso (2009 CD release)

  21. Booklet layout/additional art – Attila Juhasz

  22. Photography by Gregg Kozak, Fin Costello, and Ross Halfin

Charts

References