Poison

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Poison

2. Hey Stoopid

3. Lost in America

4. Hell Is Living Without You

5. Love's a Loaded Gun

6. Stolen Prayer

7. Cleansed By Fire

8. I'm Your Gun

9. Might as Well Be on Mars

10. Sideshow

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Disc: 2

1. Feed My Frankenstein

2. House of Fire

3. Only My Heart Talkin'

4. Hurricane Years

5. Why Trust You

6. Dangerous Tonight

7. Lullaby

8. Burning Our Bed

9. Fire [#]

10. Bed of Nails

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Tracks:

Little Willy (originally performed by Sweet)
Suffragette City (originally performed by David Bowie)
I Never Cry (originally performed by Alice Cooper)
I Need to Know (originally performed by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers)
Can't You See (originally performed by The Marshall Tucker Band)
What I Like About You (originally performed by The Romantics)
Dead Flowers (originally performed by The Rolling Stones)
Just What I Needed (originally performed by The Cars)
Rock and Roll All Nite (originally performed by KISS)
Squeeze Box (originally performed by The Who)
You Don't Mess Around With Jim (originally performed by Jim Croce)
Your Mama Don't Dance (originally performed by Loggins & Messina)
We're An American Band (originally performed by Grand Funk Railroad)

Album Description

Poison rocks 13 of their favorite tracks! POISON'D! features hot new recordings of Poison's favorite rock classics, including hits originally recorded by David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, The Cars, Sweet, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and more.

Featuring Poison's original members, Bret Michaels (vocals), C.C. Deville (guitar), Rikki Rockett (drums) and Bobby Dall (bass), POISON'D! presents the band's first studio recordings since 2002's Hollyweird. Produced by Don Was at Hensen Recording Studios in Hollywood, POISON'D! packs 13 explosive tracks, including new recordings of David Bowie's "Suffragette City," The Cars' "You're Just What I Needed," The Romantics' "What I Like About You," Sweet's "Little Willy," The Marshall Tucker Band's "Can't You See" and The Rolling Stones' "Dead Flowers." Some of Poison's best previously recorded covers are also featured on POISON'D!, including KISS' "Rock and Roll All Nite," Grand Funk Railroad's "We're An American Band" and Loggins & Messina's "Your Mama Don't Dance."

Customer Reviews:

Totally Poisonous!.......2007-07-16

There may be a pretty good reason why 80's rock bands revives old good songs, and pretty much I can say Poison delivers an impressive performance into doing it. The songs "I Never Cry, Just What I needed, Dead Flowers, Little Willy and Were an American Band" are among the best. The rest were also nicely performed but somehow, not the best selection of songs to be revived. If you're a POISON fan, this CD is recommended.

still rocking 20 years on.......2007-07-08

I am a huge poison fan and loved this cover album shortly after its release they played a show near me and i saw them perform more than half of the covers my favorite is Alice coopers I never cry! am must for fans

Poison plays some great classic tunes........2007-07-05

Poison is one of my favorite band to come out of the 80's.

When i heard they had a new album out i knew i just had to get it and i wasn't let down at all as it's a good album.

"Little Willy"
This song was originally done by Sweet. This song shows off the glam side of Poison very well and is a nice cover song.

"Suffragette City"
This song was originally done by David Bowie. Poison's version of the song is just as good as the original that I remember. The chorus leaps out at you, and C.C. Deville's guitar playing gives this classic a new twist.

"I Never Cry"
This song was originally done by Alice Cooper. I had always loved the Alice Cooper classic. Bret Michaels delivers a stunning performance that does the original justice. Also the guitar solo is truly amazing although it's a bit short.

"I Need To Know"
This song was originally done by Tom Petty. The peppy groove on this song really gets things moving with C.C. Deville's guitar changes, and Rikki Rocket's cool drum playing.

"Can't You See?"
This song was originally done by The Marshall Tucker Band. Bret sings with passion and conviction, Poison really make this song their own. The melodic guitar changes in this tune are very well done.

"What I Like About You"
This song was originally done by The Romantics. I had the chance to see them perform this song live and it's just as good live as on the album. It's a fun song and fits well with the type of music that Poison does.

"Dead Flowers"
This song was originally done by The Rolling Stones. This song is a fine cover and I like this version a bit better. It has fine guitar playing throughout.

"Just What I Needed"
This song was originally done by The Cars. Poison does the song well but nothing can really touch the original classic hit.

"Rock `N Roll All Night"
This song was originally done by KISS. Let me tell you there's a reason you'll never hear Poison play this song in concert. This has got to be the worst cover song ever! I thought nothing could have been worse that Aerosmith's cover of the Spider-Man them song well I found a song worse and this is it. If you're gonna cover this song please cover the original and not the live version, maybe poison felt that the original version was too hard to play. They even changed some of the lyrics also a no no. avoid this song at all costs.

"Squeeze Box"
This song was originally done by The Who. I like poison's version better than The Who's version. I'm not really sure what makes it better maybe it's that the song sound like it could have been a Poison song.

"You Don't Mess Around With Jim"
This song was originally done by Jim Croce. I really like the original version a lot but I find the Poison version to be a bit better. This version does the original song justice improving on an already great classic song.

"Your Mama Don't Dance"
This song was originally done by Loggins and Messina. Poison gives this song a new pop twist. They know how to have a good time and it shows in this song. This version passes the original in every way. This is a great song that they play in all their shows and the crowd really like it, I know I did when I saw then in concert. They had the whole place jumpin' with this song.

"We're An American Band"
This song was originally done by Grand Funk Railroad. Poison decided to end the CD with a song that sums up what they're all about. This is a great version of the classic song and is a great way to close out the album.

I am a big fan of classic rock and this album does classic rock justice except for 1 song that I will not mention here.

This is a fun album by a fun band, so if you like fun rock music or if you're a fan of Poison then this album is for you.

If you get the chance to see Poison live then I suggest you go if you can as you will have a fun time at their show also.

Aint Nothin' But a Good Time ... party on........2007-07-03

If you're a die hard POISON fan, then add a star. If not, then you'll probably downgrade this by at least 2 stars.

I suspect that the people who say they listen to POISON albums for the music are like the ones who claim they read PLAYBOY Magazine for the articles. POISON was like a frat-party version of MOTLEY CRUE (or maybe MOTLEY CRUE were a tough backstreet-kid version of POISON). In any case, MOTLEY CRUE were dangerous and thrilling, while POSION was fun ... and they still are.

Here's a collection of songs that POISON performs in concert. Like nearly every other album they've released, it's just party music. THE KINKS said 'it's only jukebox music', and THE ROLLING STONES said 'it's only rock and roll ... but I like it.'

POISON was a lot like 1970's KISS re-done for the 1980's. KISS had sci-fi suits and face-paint, POISON had outrageous hair and androgyny. Both were slammed by critics, but won legions of fans who could care less what snooty idiots at 'Rolling Stone' or other magazines thought. Most of the critics are gone and forgotten, but the bands (POISON, KISS, and MOTLEY CRUE for that matter) are still filling venues and selling music.

The best cuts are the glam/punk & trash-rock songs:

* Little Willy (originally performed by Sweet)
* Suffragette City (originally performed by David Bowie)
* I Never Cry (originally performed by Alice Cooper)
* What I Like About You (originally performed by The Romantics)
* Just What I Needed (originally performed by The Cars)
* You Don't Mess Around With Jim (originally performed by Jim Croce)

The others are a mixed bag. 'I Need to Know' (originally performed by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) lacks the nuances that made it a favorite song for fans. the KISS song 'Rock and Roll All Night - (and party every day)' falls a bit short on this CD -- works OK in concert though.

'Dead Flowers' (originally performed by The Rolling Stones) is a total flop here. If anyone needs to cover a STONES' song from the late 1960's or early 1970's, they either need to call on Johnny Winter (listen to his versions of Jumping Jack Flash) , or get Keith Richards to play the guitar parts, it seems.

On CD, 'We're An American Band' lacks the urgency and punch that have sustained the original version, but again, it works well in concert.

So put this in your CD, MP3 or iTunes player, and head on up to Sturgis in August -- ain't nothin' but a good time.

Awesome!!.......2007-06-17

This is a simply terrific CD by a terrific band! They have been rocking for over 20 years now and show no signs of slowing down, thank God! Poison is one of the few(only?)bands to survive Grunge Rock's hair band massacre of the early 90's. Yes, this isn't original material, but it's extremely WELL DONE cover material and I highly recommend it!

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POISON OWNS!!!
Fun
Talkin' Dirty
Pop rock, girly rock, GARBAGE rock
Still Nothin' But a GoodTime

Poison's Greatest Hits 1986-1996
Poison
Manufacturer: Capitol
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ASIN: B000002UH2
Release Date: 1996-11-26

Tracks:

Nothin' But A Good Time
Talk Dirty To Me
Unskinny Bop
Every Rose Has It's Thorn
Fallen Angel
I Won't Forget You
Stand
Ride The Wind
Look What The Cat Dragged In
I Want Action
Life Goes On
(Flesh & Blood) Sacrafice
Cry Tough
Your Mama Don't Dance
So Tell Me Why
Something To Believe In
Sexual Thing
Lay Your Body Down

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Pop pundits might contend that a Poison greatest-hits collection should be an EP. Yet despite jeers from critics, these glam-metal pretty boys produced big hits, filled arenas, and fueled MTV in the late '80s. And the opening track on this 18-cut compilation sets the record straight: "Nothing but a Good Time," indeed. From down 'n' dirty rockers such as "Talk Dirty to Me," "Look What the Cat Dragged In," and "I Want Action," to mega-ballads "Something to Believe In" and "Every Rose Has Its Thorn," this is a treat for those who like big hair and bigger hooks. Included are two previously unreleased songs, "Sexual Thing" and "Lay Your Body Down," the latter a lush, likable five-minute power ballad. One complaint: the song-by-song notes by singer Bret Michaels somewhat lack the pizzazz one anticipates from a band with such a colorful comportment. --Katherine Turman

Customer Reviews:

POISON OWNS!!!.......2007-07-16

Quite possibly, the greatest 80's hair metal band, Poison's Greatest Hits is packed with explosive tracks picked from their first four albums and some late releases. As my very first POISON CD, I came to love the band and their songs that are driven by ultimate killer choruses. Every song is perfectly written and impressively performed, from cool glam rock to highly anticipated power ballads, and included in the booklet were passionate liner notes about the history of their songs written by Bret Michaels himself! Hearing this CD will leave you wanting for more! Definitely, a MUST-HAVE for Rock n Roll addicts!

Fun.......2007-04-19

Poison is a great band, even though most critics will disagree. There songs are fun and rocking. This is a great collection of there best songs and its great start for new Poison fans. Id even recommend it to anyone who likes good rock. They are better the Motley Crue.

Talkin' Dirty.......2007-02-01

This was the first CD i picked up from them and got hooked from the start. There are many other songs that aren't on here that are a 'must have', but this CD should be in every Poison Fans Collection!!

Pop rock, girly rock, GARBAGE rock.......2006-12-18

I never liked poison. The production of the actual albums are very good, but then they should be......so are Britney Spears!..and why? Well, after the new wave of British Heavy metal led to talented bands like Van Halen to get on the scene and make metal enorously popular in the US, record producers wanted to cash in on the act. So, just as Disney do today, groups were manufactured into iconic figures......in the case of poison, ....lets sell sex and string a few guitars in...oh yea, and hairspray.......and call it music! Its because of bands like poison that metal in the 80s was doomed. I hate grunge, but thank god it came before metal died forever. Poison existed because girls wanted to have sex with them....and, unlike motley crue, had no point to make musically
AVOID......unless you like manufactured tripe!!!

Still Nothin' But a GoodTime.......2006-09-27

This is a reminder of the good time we had in the 80's. Music was meant to be fun and enjoyable and Poison topped the list. "Nothin' But A Good Time" is the best choice for an opening track, because it defines not only what Poison was about, but it also was the case for this genre of music. Some other fun songs were "Talk Dirty To Me" and "Unskinny Bop." The cover of "Your Mama Don't Dance" was always a nice touch for this group.

On the other side of the coin, Poison showed their softer side with "Every Rose Has It's Thorn" and the surprisingly deep "Something To Believe In."

In addition to being a good representation of who this group is, the liner notes are excellent, as well. Overall, this is one for the collection. The 80's probably would not have been the same without this group and the songs that we all should come to know and love.

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My Favorite
One of the Greatest Metal Albums to come out of UK in a While
Screamo-metal for mallcore kids
The metal I've been looking for
Excellent job

The Poison
Bullet for My Valentine
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ASIN: B000E0WJIC
Release Date: 2006-02-14

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Intro
Her Voice Resides
4 Words (To Choke Upon)
Tears Dont Fall
Suffocating Under Words of Sorrow
Hit The Floor
All These Things I Hate
Room 409
The Poison
10 Years Today
Cries In Vain
Spit You Out
The End

Album Description

The Poison' is an album rooted in classic British metal, with brutal riffs and colossal, pounding drums all lovingly and respectfully thrown into the mix along with the band's own blend of powerhouse aggression and youthful anarchy and energy. With `The Poison', Bullet for my Valentine are set to firmly establish themselves as the front runners of UK Metal, and give all the US bands a run for their money.

From the stunning opening introduction track, guest staring classical metal titans Apocalyptica, the million miles an hour heavy as hell `Her Voice Resides', the acoustic metal classic in the making `All these things I hate (revolve around me)', through to the top anthem `4 Words (To choke upon)', this is a debut album to savour in all its epic, metal glory. Working once again with uber producer Colin Richardson (Machine Head, Cradle of Filth), the album successfully manages to capture the blinding raw energy and power of a band with the world at its feet, a band about to explode!

In the last year, Bullet for my Valentine have toured with Atreyu, It Dies Today, Funeral For A Friend, and just finished their headlining "Kerrang Tour" with special guests Hawthorne Heights.

Customer Reviews:

My Favorite.......2007-06-21

My God, Bullet for My Valentine is one of my favorite bands. Not because of its "popularity," but because of its rather...unique sound. I'm not sure if it would be called unique due to the guitar solo's and excessive screaming, though...ah, well.

This band's sound is more in-your-face, like most Metal-based bands, with excellent guitar riffs and solo's. Certainly, this CD will not bore you, unless you get over things quickly. Other than that, this is a somewhat memorable band.

Somewhat. It could have been more shocking, it could have made us think, "Wow." And I mean, WOW. Oh, well. That all drives us towards the impossible perfection, now doesn't it? Hm.

This is highly recommended! Very nice, indeed!

One of the Greatest Metal Albums to come out of UK in a While .......2007-05-09

I first got this album after hearing there song Tears Don't Fall and I enjoyed it a lot. I like the fact that they mix good vocals with good screaming. I like screaming but I don't like too much of it and these guys give a good blend of both vocals and screaming. I a amazed that the lead singer can sing, scream and play guitar at the same time. This is a good album from a very talented band and I am impressed that everyone except the drummer gives significant vocal contribution. Recommended for anyone who enjoys Hardcore or Emocore. Highlights are Tears don't Fall, Suffocating Under Words of Sorrow, and All Theses Things I Hate (Revolve Around You).

Screamo-metal for mallcore kids.......2007-04-30

The Poison was introduced to me by a friend of mine who thought I might like them. The first song was good but,the rest of the album left a sour taste in my mouth. If I had to describe this record I would say it sounds like Atreyu and Avenged Sevenfold had a love child. The guitar is actually really good but, the singing is way too emo for my taste. It isn't very original either.You might even think that you have heard some of these songs on other metal records that recently came out."The Poison" does have it's moments. I liked "Spit You Out" and "4 Words" alot. Had there been more metal singing, less emo singing, and a little more originality it might have been worth buying. Instead they just leave you wondering if the same people who created N'Sync created these guys. 2 stars weak

The metal I've been looking for.......2007-04-24

This is the metal I've been looking for. Speed and aggression WITH technical ability and good song-crafting. On top of that, the guy can actually sing (when he chooses to--he likes to do the Pantera/Hatebreed vocal-cord, shredding-screaming-thing, which I don't get personally). Cool riffs and some cool soloing (but not much).

For me, The Poison draws on those elements that were best in 80s speed-metal while still having a contemporary sound. I don't give out five stars lightly but this is the best new disc I've gotten in quite some time.

Highly recommended.

Excellent job.......2007-04-23

Guys did a product which is very very interesting. A lot of drive and energy and beautiful guitar play. Must listen if you like both early Metallica and new stuff (Papa Roach, Ill Nino) ...

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Rockin' n Rollin' all Night!
THE WORST OF POISON!!!!!!!!!
Great to hear Poison again!
The Best of Poison
I always liked this band, no matter how many other people hate it :)

The Best of Poison: 20 Years of Rock
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ASIN: B000EHQ80K
Release Date: 2006-04-04

Tracks:

Talk Dirty To Me
I Want Action
I Won't Forget You
Cry Tough
Look What The Cat Dragged In
Nothin' But A Good Time
Fallen Angel
Every Rose Has Its Thorn
Your Mama Don't Dance
Unskinny Bop
Rock And Roll All Nite
Ride The Wind
Something To Believe In
Life Goes On
Stand
The Last Song
Shooting Star
Were An American Band (New track, produced by Don Was)

Album Description

From hair metal stardom to "Behind the Music" melodrama, few bands have rocked as hard and lived as high as L.A.'s famous foursome, Poison. Bret, C.C. and the boys celebrate 20 years of glam-trashed brilliance on the remastered Best of Poison. This must-have set includes all of Poison's biggest hits, including "Unskinny Bop," "Every Rose Has Its Thorn," "Talk Dirty To Me," and "Nothin' But A Good Time," plus a cover of Grand Funk Railroad's "We're An American Band."

Customer Reviews:

Rockin' n Rollin' all Night!.......2007-07-16

If you're talkin' bout Rock n Roll, then definitely you're talkin' bout POISON; the best hair metal band and the sons of glam rock! This 20th anniversary collection shows the undeniable truth that POISON marks as an icon to the 80's rock n roll. But I find it dissapointing that the songs included were almost the same in their first Greatest Hits collection. In my opinion, they should'nt have included songs like Were an American Band, Rock n' Roll All Nite and Your Mama Dont Dance since they were released in a revival album called Poison'd. The new songs included like Shooting Star and Last Song were impressive however. All the rest were truly great POISON classics. Overall, this CD may be the best substitute to their Greatest Hits 86-96 collection.

THE WORST OF POISON!!!!!!!!!.......2007-05-13

I HATE POISON THE SONG I HATE THE MOST IS EVREY ROSE HAS A THORN IS THE MOST HORRIBLE SONG OF ALL TIME THE FIRST TIME I HEARD IT I THOUGHT OF THROWING UP THERE ONLY GOOD SONG IS NOTHIN BUT A GOOD TIME. ALL POISON IS IS A ONE HIT WONDER!!!!!MY ADVICE IS DON'T BUY THIS ALBUM!!!!!!!

Great to hear Poison again!.......2007-04-19

I was missing my Poison songs that I remember jamming to when I was in high school. This album brought back floods of memories! Some of their newer stuff isn't too bad either. Great collection of some of their biggest hits. Good purchase...

The Best of Poison.......2007-04-04

This is a good copulation of their work. A recommended purchase for Poison fans.

I always liked this band, no matter how many other people hate it :).......2007-01-22

Poison is one of those 1980s bands that became "unfashionable" after the 1990s grunge craze, and is now looked upon with almost universal scorn. Reviled for their big hair, spandex clothing, and simple song structures, almost nobody even admits to liking them, but I still do! For one thing, who cares if 80s music is no longer hip and trendy? Time waits for nobody, and all music eventually becomes old. The grunge music that replaced hair metal is every bit as dated as hair metal itself is, and I don't see people bashing Nirvana or Soundgarden for being "90s has beens" do you? Nothing stays hip and trendy forever. And the other argument used against Poison is that their music isn't complicated or technically complex, it only has 3 chords, and doesn't require any talent to play. Has it ever occured to you hair metal bashers that there is more to music than lightning fast guitar solos that are so impossible that nobody can play them? Sometimes 3 chords is enough to make an impression on the listener, even if it isn't hard to play. In fact, virtually all rock stars s*ck at playing their instruments. You only need to look at all the Avril Lavigne, Green Day, U2, Nickelback and Nirvana songs that have ever hit #1 on the rock charts to realize that. Nobody thinks anything less of these people for playing 3 chords on their guitars, so why should it be any different for poison? I think this band has always been underrated.

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Groundbreaking in style and R&B/hiphop...................
Not New Edition anymore!!!
This cd is DOPE!
Ivy League
HIP! FUNKY! FRESH!

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Tracks:

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Poison (Extended Club Version)

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In 1990, it was still fairly novel to mix R&B songcraft with overpowering hip-hop beats, so this spinoff by New Edition members Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins, and Ronnie DeVoe seemed innovative and exciting. Sadly it hasn't aged well. None of the three are compelling singers, and they lack the ability to plead for love effectively (anyone can demand love, but a true soulman has to convince a reluctant participant). Nor are they imaginative rappers--neither their words nor their delivery stand out. But this disc came before the likes of Missy Elliott, Puff Daddy, Jermaine Dupri, or Dallas Austin made a big impact on the scene. As such it's a fine document of black teenage lust during the Gulf War months. --Martin Johnson

Customer Reviews:

Groundbreaking in style and R&B/hiphop..........................2007-05-04

BBD kicked open the 90's with this timeless banger. No one expected these three of New Edition to be this good and dope. The production from Spiderman & Freeze and PE's Bomb Squad set this joint up for success. Many an act would take peices of their style, such as Jodeci, TLC, SWV and others. The smoothed out mental dress in back in style thanks to Usher, Kanye and just about every R & B artist today.

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Not New Edition anymore!!!.......2007-03-19

It was in the MTV era( when they actually played music )when i heard a beat that made me stop...it was Poison by BBD. That was just the begining for me and this album. i was just starting to DJ back then and i was always looking for the next heater for the dance floor. BBD gave me more than one, in fact they gave us all music that to this day is still being requested and played well after 12:00AM...their songs are still heaters!!!"I thought it was me" and " Do me" never got old on the dancefloor. I never played a party without all of the above being requested by everyone back home in Santa Paula,Ca. For anyone who had a taste for the 80's dance music ...this is a mixture of R& b, New Jack, Soul-(When will I see You Smile Agian?) that you need in your collection. It's 2007 and i'm still DJing and i'm still playing these same BBD cuts on the dancefloor on the regular! This album is a prime example of how good the music was back in the 80's...want proof...i'm still playing BBD almost 20 years later and getting the same reaction from the dancefloor...! JC Cota[...]

This cd is DOPE!.......2007-02-05

One one my favorite groups, with New Edition being my favorite. This cd takes me back to the days when your boyfriend use to make love song mixtapes. I know i had one with "I Do Need You" and When Will I See You Smile Again. Love every song on this and with the way music is now it's rare to have a cd with more than 1-2 even decent songs. Classic, Classic, Classic!!!!!!

Ivy League.......2006-07-11

The spin-off trio from New Edition formed by Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins and Ronnie DeVoe to form Bell Biv DeVoe. Their debut album and lead single Poison combined R&B, dance and hip-hop with timeless quotable "...never trust a big butt and a smile..." to bring back memories of that day in time. The ten song album starts off with "Dope!". This song definitely sets the tone for the LP and builds expectation that hasn't been left out with again memorable lyrics "...come here girl I wanna knock your boots..." that was also produced by Dr. Freeze. "B.B.D. (I Thought It Was Me)?" continued on exposing the multi-talented group and their style. As a majority of this LP "Let Me Know Something?!" continues with fast pace dance tunes smoothed by Bell's vocals. "...take a look at me / tell me do you like what you see..." bluntly stated on "Do Me!" as they slow the tempo down a few degrees for a hot sexual encounter. Referencing the life of New Edition and the transition, "Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky, Mike, Ralph And Johnny (Word To The Mutha)!" connects to the members and the fan which was produced themselves with the help of Peace Production. "Ain't Nut'in' Changed!" is all hip-hop down to the production from Hank Shocklee, Eric Sadler and Keith Shocklee (also Public Enemy) as one of the three songs produced by the team. Tracks nine and ten contains the only ballads found on this album produced by Timmy Gatling and Alton Stewart with "When Will I See You Smile Again?" and "I Do Need You". The ballads show more mature sound (N.E. with Johnny Gill) harmonies that made them popular for that time. As New Edition or B.B.D they still know how to entertain with great classic songs.

HIP! FUNKY! FRESH!.......2006-06-20

I got my hands on "Poison" 8 years ago when I bought it for cheap at a used CD shop. This album has its moments with the strongest tracks being the ones that were played on the radio: BBD (I Thought It Was Me), Do Me!, Poison, When Will I See You Smile Again?, and I Do Need You. The other songs I didn't care too much for. Thank goodness they didn't have more than 11 songs! Even though these guys had no real rap skills, they still delivered the goods. They had a style, they were hip, and had a few good singles under their belts.

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Best compilation/soundtrack I've heard in years!
WORTH IT!
build your own Smith soundtrack
Too bad there aren't more soundtracks like this one
Romantic and fun...

Mr. & Mrs. Smith
Original Soundtrack
Manufacturer: Lakeshore Records
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Mr. & Mrs. Smith - Unrated (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
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ASIN: B0009HLDBE
Release Date: 2005-06-07

Tracks:

Love Stinks The J. Geils Band
Nothin But a Good Time Poison
Tainted Love Soft Cell
Baby, Baby Alana D
Express Yourself (Mocean Worker Remix) Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Mondo Bongo - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros
Lay Lady Lay Magnet featuring Gemma Hayes
Ill Melt With You Nouvelle Vague
Nobody Does It Better 8mm
Lets Never Stop Falling in Love Pink Martini
Assassins Tango John Powell
Used to Love Her (But I Had To Kill Her) - Voodoo Glow Skulls
You Are My Sunshine Stine J.
Youve Lost That Lovin Feelin Righteous Brothers
Making Love Out of Nothing at All - Air Supply
You Give Love a Bad Name Atreyu
Love Will Keep Us Together Captain & Tennille

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Just as two super-sexy, professional killers are inexorably drawn to each other, so is the Mr. and Mrs. Smith soundtrack inexorably drawn to the obvious. Husband and wife shootouts? This compilation gets into the spirit of things right away with "Love Stinks" (J. Geils Band) and "Tainted Love" (Soft Cell). It follows up with more of the same: "You Give Love a Bad Name" (performed by metal band Atreyu, and "Used to Love Her (But I Had to Kill Her)" from the ska-punk group the Voodoo Glow Skulls.

Fortunately, this disc grows more interesting toward the midway point with Nouvelle Vague's Brazilian-style cover of "I'll Melt with You" and alterna-lounge act Pink Martini's "Let's Never Stop Falling in Love. The latter melts seamlessly into the lovely instrumental, "Assassination Tango." It's on these more exotic tracks that this compilation shines--if only there were a few more. The middle of the disc is romantic--the rest feels like action movie cliché. --Leah Weathersby

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Best compilation/soundtrack I've heard in years!.......2007-01-10

OK, where are you going to get Poison & Air Supply in one CD? I really enjoyed this one, as it had all the really fun music from the movie, including the tango score the couple danced to and the "express yourself" music from their fight scene at home. There's a few odd remake/covers from artists I'd rather hear only from the originals, but otherwise I highly recommend this one.

WORTH IT!.......2006-05-18

This CD is worth the money for track 6 alone, Mondo Bongo's Alone. Everytime I hear it, I see Brad and Angelina fighting and then making up. It is the song for lovers who have lost their way.

build your own Smith soundtrack.......2006-04-29

If you liked the movie, you will like at least half of this CD. If you only like half, it will either be the collection of love-stinks songs (Love Stinks, I Used to Love Her [But then I had to kill her], Tainted Love, etc.) or it will be the collection of South-American-flavored tracks, like Mondo Bongo, Lay Lady Lay, and Let's Never Stop Falling in Love.

As for me, I love the second collection within this CD, so I used those tracks to make my own "soundtrack" (read: iPod playlist), fleshing it out with Putumayo's "Nuevo Latino" and "Music From the Coffee Lands." If you are in this camp, I highly recommend buying at least one of those CDs (Amazon sells them along with other South American Putumayo CDs) as the tracks on the official Mr. and Mrs. Smith soundtrack will not be enough.

Postscript: whichever way you go, you will likely scratch your head at the inclusion of Baby, Baby on the soundtrack. Geez, why not include Girl From Ipanema then (the song playing in the elevator of the home improvement store). The song was picked to represent the anti-John-and-Jane-moment, the vapid dull suburban cocktail party so why?? I would have preferred "(Who Discovered) America" by Ozomatli (you can find this track on their Street Signs album, also available on Amazon) or "Oxidados" by Plastilina Mosh (album: Hola Chicuelos), to name just two songs that were in the movie and did not make the soundtrack.

Too bad there aren't more soundtracks like this one.......2006-03-28

Not only was this soundtrack well-constructed to fit a high-paced, action/romance-type movie, but it is also attractive to a wide variety of personal musical tastes. From more traditional sounds like the latin Mondo Bongo and Pink Martini, to more pop rock sounds like Love Stinks and Poison, this collection is upbeat and fun to listen to from beginning to end. It has also proven to be an especially great CD to have on a road trip. I highly recommend it!

Romantic and fun..........2006-03-13

This made a wonderfull valentines gift for my Girlfriend and also nice romantic and fun background music. She has since put it on her mp3 player (of course) and she ejoys all the songs. Mr. and Mrs. Smith was enjoyable both as a movie, (because it was a chickflick I could make it through) and as a songtrack (Because the music is wonderfull!) Good buy, oh and good music to slow dance or heck, tango to!

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I have "The Poison" inside of me!

The Poison (Deluxe Edition)
Bullet for My Valentine
Manufacturer: Jive / Red Ink
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ASIN: B000Q66HBE
Release Date: 2007-06-12

Tracks:

Intro
Her Voice Resides
4 Words (To Choke Upon)
Tears Don't Fall
Suffocating Under Words of Sorro (What Can I Do)
Hit The Floor
All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me)
Room 409
The Poison
10 Years Today
Cries In Vain
Spit You Out
The End
7 Days (bonus track)
My Fist, Your Mouth, Her Scars (bonus track)
Welcome Home (Sanitarium) (bonus track)
Tears Don't Fall (acoustic) (bonus track)

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4 Words (To Choke Upon)-filmed Live at Club Quattro, Shibuya, Tokyo
Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow (What Can I Do)- filmed Live at Club Quattro, Shibuya, Tokyo
Cries In Vain-filmed Live at Club Quattro, Shibuya, Tokyo
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Her Voice Resides-filmed Live at Brixton Academy, London, England
Hand Of Blood -video
4 Words (To Choke Upon)- video
Tears Don't Fall-video
All These Things I Hate (Revolve Around Me)-video

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I have "The Poison" inside of me!.......2007-07-05

Bullet for My Valentine is awesome!!! I love the bonus tracks on here. I have "The Poison" inside of me. These guys kick a$$!

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Perhaps Poison's Best Original Album
Poison's best cd
Poison Grows Up
"Flesh n Blodd Sacrifice"
This is without a doubt the best album released by Poison!!

Flesh & Blood
Poison
Manufacturer: Capitol
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Winger

ASIN: B000002UUQ
Release Date: 1990-06-21

Tracks:

Strange Days Of Uncle Jack
Valley Of Lost Souls
(Flesh & Blood) Sacrifice
Swampjuice (Soul-O)
Unskinny Bop
Let It Play
Life Goes On
Come Hell Or High Water
Ride The Wind
Don't Give Up An Inch
Something To Believe In
Ball And Chain
Life Loves A Tragedy
Poor Boy Blues

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Flesh & Blood finds the ultimate party band of the 80s taking a more serious tack. Surprisingly enough, most of the time it works, and the result is a collection of songs with more substance than Poison's previous work, while preserving the band's sense of fun. "Valley of Lost Souls", "Life Loves a Tragedy", and the introspective "Life Goes On" show that Poison is in fact capable of writing good songs that aren't party anthems, though "Something to Believe In" stretches their ambition to the breaking point. "Unskinny Bop" is a delightful piece of raunchy adolescent rock, and "Ride the Wind" is a catchy biker tune (though nowhere near as classic as "Born to Be Wild"-then again, nothing is). The band even veers toward a bluesier edge at times, notably on "Poor Boy Blues". -- Genevieve Williams

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Perhaps Poison's Best Original Album.......2007-07-10

Although it lacks a little of the "party band" punch that made Poison a top glam rock band, "Flesh & Blood" is definitely one of their best albums. It showed the listening audience that they knew about more than just partying, drinking, and sexcapades. The band collectively offers up one of their strongest efforts music-wise, especially C.C. Deville, who has some wonderful guitar solos here. They aren't all in the "who plays fastest?" vein. Instead, Deville gets to slow things down quite a bit.

Songs such as "Something To Believe In" and "Life Goes On" show that the band can actually sit down and write a good serious song. Don't worry that Poison is hanging up their goodtimes shoes, though, because songs like "Don't Give Up An Inch" and the wonderfully silly "Unskinny Bop" remind the listener that they still know how to have a good time.

If you're looking for a sweet reminder of your youth (like me), "Flesh & Blood" is definitely the poison you need to pick. It's their best album lyrically and quite possibly their best album overall.

Poison's best cd.......2007-04-19

If I had to prove to people that Poison was a great rock band and better then Motley Crue, i'd play this cd. The first song Valley Of Lost Souls is a excellent rock song then it just keeps rocking until the ballad, Life Goes On, rocks some more then the hit Something To Believe In. A great cd to any collection. There is more to Poison then just the hair.

Poison Grows Up.......2006-09-12

On their first two albums, Poison were complete unapologetic about their party hard approach to life and music. On their third studio release, things change. The album kicks off with a little instrumental tune called "Strange Days Of Uncle Jack", while not annoying, the track really doesn't add anything to the album. The next track "Valley Of Lost Souls" is really an awesome hard rock tune and if it were put out by just about any other band people would be raving about what a great hardcore track it is, but since it's Poison a lot of people dismiss it.

"(Flesh & Blood) Sacrifice" is a tune with a catchy chorus that makes want to jump up and scream along with the stereo. "Swampjuice Soul-O" is a quick `bluesy' solo that CC puts up, not great but it's a neat quick piece of work. "Unskinny Bop" was definitely one of Poison's big hits, and the first single off of the album. It's somewhat of a shame since the band had grown so much with this album, that they released a single that made it look like they were doing more of the same thing from the first two albums. While it's a fun track, I really don't think it holds up well over time although I do love CC's solo on this track. "Let It Play" seems to be an attempt to convey `their love of music', and it works pretty well. The band shows they have more talent and soul than they are given credit for and it shines through here. "Life Goes On" is probably my favorite Poison ballad ever, it's really a great heartfelt tribute to love lost, a bit of a tear jerker.

One of my favorite rockers the band ever put out is "Ride The Wind", a great fast paced song, that doesn't just fall into being a cheesy anthem or sing a long. Poison continues to show that they're growing up and maturing. "Something To Believe In", another of Poison's biggest hits, this is a fantastic plea for the search for meaning. Again, if someone else had put it out, the raves would never stop, but since it was Poison and they were an easy target, they just weren't given the credit deserve on this one.

This is a great solid album that still shows signs of the party band we all fell in love with on their first release, but shows great signs of maturity and development that will continue to progress in future releases. Not a must have for any rock collection, but you definitely won't regret picking this one up.

"Flesh n Blodd Sacrifice".......2006-07-12

If you live hooked in the 90's like me I don't need to submit a review of this cd this band, I hated this band back in 1991 cause they seems to me to be a joke a really bad joke to rock music but something I do not expected was that 15 years later I'll love this cd, listening it brings me a lot of memories and thats the reason for me to have it

This is without a doubt the best album released by Poison!!.......2006-02-18

This has to be considered one of Poison's best albums with the top five singles: "Unskinny Bop" and "Something to Believe In" included on this album and the top 40 single "Life Goes On" and "Ride the Wind". This album peaked at #2 on Billboard's 200 albums. C.C. Deville is a guitar genius and has to be considered as great as Slash. C.C. Deville and Slash are the best guitarists int he world and just imagine the success that Poison would have made with Slash.

This is Poison's best album and a must-have.

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Great hardcore band
So much more than a metalcore band...
umm... how bout awesome?
waste of time, money and effort
Inspiring

Versions
Poison the Well
Manufacturer: Ferret Records
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ASIN: B000NJXBY0
Release Date: 2007-04-03

Tracks:

Letter Thing
Breathing's For The Birds
Nagaina
The Notches That Create Your Headboard
Pleading Post
Slow Good Morning
Prematurito El Baby
Composer Meet Corpse
You Will Not Be Welcomed
Naive Monarch
Riverside
The First Day Of My Second Life

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Great hardcore band.......2007-06-22

These guys rock.
Buy all their albums.
Go to every show you can.
I will

So much more than a metalcore band..........2007-06-02

Considering Poison The Well has had close to fifty member changes over the years, it is amazing how they are still able to preserve the core elements of their music, without falling into the trap of being terribly repetitive like most of the metalcore bands out there. Versions sees them developing a sound that marks their music more diverse than anything else they have released before.

They have abandoned the more straightforward aspects of their earlier work, and to compensate for the lack of ever-present energy, they have incorporated an array of rich instrumentation, including non-metal ingredients like banjo, mandolin, et cetera. This has certainly enhanced the melodic quality of songs like "Letter Thing" and "Breathing's for the Birds", both of which seamlessly juxtapose their aggressive vocal stylings and intense guitar riffery with more cultivated melodic arrangements and escalating synth parts. While the brutal aggression certainly takes a secondary role here, the clever arrangements and solid production work perfectly to highlight the music on the entire album.

Chris Hornbrook's drumming and percussion throughout the CD is stunning, especially on the two shorter cuts "Prematurito El Baby" and "Composer Meet Corpse", complete with killer sound effects and rhythmic clusters. As for Ryan Primack's guitar work, he starts most of the tunes with clean acoustic intros, as on "Nagaina" -- a strong mixture of sludge-driven riffage and pain-ridden vocals -- and "Pleading Post", arguably the zenith of this album in that it fills large spacey sections with myriad background noises propelled by enigmatic vocal shifts and super melodic guitar transitions. Having had too many problems with their prior bassists, Primack also handles the bass duties on the album, but honestly, the bass sound on the CD is buried way too deep and barely audible on some of the songs. The band would be wise to find a full-time bassist for the future.

The album's most eclectic song is "Slow Good Morning", where the band distills weird sounds into acidic dissonant forays. The banjo and modulating keyboard melody in the background form the backbone to the otherwise acoustically driven composition. Minimalistic riffs make up most of "You Will Not Be Welcomed" while "Riverside" is a pure ballad that will even surprise the long-time Poison The Well fan, but it's very well done and a fitting piece before the poweful finale.

If you like metalcore that transcends this limited genre and brings in lots of variety, you shouldn't pass Versions up.

umm... how bout awesome?.......2007-05-22

Dont have a lot of time to review. I'm just gonna go with "uh... this record is awesome". These guys sound like a different band and a better band every time i hear them. Loved this record.

waste of time, money and effort.......2007-05-19

This album is one of the biggest pieces of garbage I have ever heard! A big let down from this band. Their first two major releases were true hardcore. The last two(including this one) sound like a completely different band. And that is not a good thing. Don't waste your money on this if you are a fan of good metal.

Inspiring.......2007-04-26

These guys have really done it this time. Anyone who's followed PTW over the years has been treated to constant progression. They've decided to follow their hearts instead of following what many of their fans and the industry have demanded.

With 'You Come Before You,' PTW broke away from being thought of as a Hardcore band. With 'Versions' PTW has crept into a totally different territory. The more you listen to this album, the more you will be amazed by how refreshingly unique it is.

The music goes from surreal to epic to disturbing to powerful, and never stays in one emotion long enough to let you get comfortable.

It's truly inspiring to see this band innovate when they could just as easily dumb it down to sell a few more CDs. I get the feeling that these guys understand how short life is, and realize that there is no point in messing around with mediocrity.

This album will surely get buried under all the other garbage that's being released. But hey, that's alright. Because for the small group of people that are touched by this music, it'll be profoundly rewarding.

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oldies but goodies..
Wanted: Thomas Newman Scores
Classical/ Orchestra Music / Glenn Danzig
Less Than Zero Soundtrack
Fair 80s nostalgia, but the score is best

Less Than Zero (1987 Film)
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ASIN: B0000024K5
Release Date: 1995-05-30

Tracks:

Rocking Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu - Aerosmith
Life Fades Away - Roy Orbison
Rock And Roll All Nite - Poison
Going Back To Cali - L.L Cool J.
You & Me (Less Than Zero) - Glen Danzig & The Power & Fury Orch
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Slayer
Bring The Noise - Public Enemy
Are You My Woman? - Black Flames
She's Lost You - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
How To Love Again - Oran 'Juice Jones'
Hazy Shade Of Winter - Bangles

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oldies but goodies.........2006-11-01

good songs, very romantic sing by danzig one of my favorites... recomend it if into 80 nostalgic, cocaine habit, retro lifestyle was your thing.

Wanted: Thomas Newman Scores.......2006-10-04

It's astonishing what Newman can do in this score with a simple crescendo. I hope someone comes to their senses and releases the score to 'Less than Zero' as well as 'Men don't Leave', another of Newman's heart-wrenching, unreleased scores.

Classical/ Orchestra Music / Glenn Danzig.......2006-09-04

I rate this soundtrack a 5 just from Glenn's performance!
If Raymond Rosswell and Peetus want to hear some GREAT Clasical/Orchestra Music then check out Black Aria from Glenn Danzig! It's not your typical metal/classical music you might expect from Danzig!
It is trully great!

Joey Harper

Less Than Zero Soundtrack.......2005-12-20

Good collection of songs. Poison has a neat rendition of KISS's "Rock and Roll All Nite". A great Slayer cover of "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" is a great slash metal tune. Aerosmith's cover of "Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu" sounds like nothing else, on par with "Train..", "Walking the Dog" and "Come Together" as Aerosmith's great cover songs. But, perhaps the steal of the record is a great Public Enemy song for enthusiasts and casual fans alike, "Bring the Noise" might have you coming back for more. Great collection on the car stereo or anywhere. The 4 out of 5 stars is mostly because of the song-to-song transition. Great artist sampler. Try it!!

Fair 80s nostalgia, but the score is best.......2005-04-12

For those who are looking for the original soundtrack score to the film, it's done by Thomas Newman. The same artist who did some other more recent and great soundtracks: American Beauty, Meet Joe Black, etc. I'm trying to find it too, but believe it may be unavailable.

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1. Poison
2. Hey Stoopid
3. Lost in America
4. Hell Is Living Without You
5. Love's a Loaded Gun
6. Stolen Prayer
7. Cleansed By Fire
8. I'm Your Gun
9. Might as Well Be on Mars
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1. Feed My Frankenstein
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