Name: Tonight The Stars Revolt [Explicit Version]
Brand: Dreamworks SKG
SKU: 496739
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Tonight The Stars Revolt [Explicit Version]

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Album: Tonight The Stars Revolt [Explicit Version]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	An Eye Is Upon You	More Info...	0:51
2)	Supernova Goes Pop Album Version	More Info...	3:15
3)	When Worlds Collide Album Version	More Info...	2:58
4)	Nobody's Real Album Version	More Info...	2:55
5)	System 11:11	More Info...	0:48
6)	Tonight The Stars Revolt!	More Info...	2:42
7)	Automatic	More Info...	3:22
8)	The Son Of X-51	More Info...	2:58
9)	Operate, Annihilate	More Info...	3:48
10)	Blast Off To Nowhere	More Info...	3:45
11)	They Know Who You Are	More Info...	2:33
12)	Good Times Roll	More Info...	3:59
13)	Watch The Sky For Me	More Info...	5:20

Album: Tonight The Stars Revolt [Explicit Version]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	An Eye Is Upon You	More Info...	0:51
2)	Supernova Goes Pop Album Version	More Info...	3:15
3)	When Worlds Collide Album Version	More Info...	2:58
4)	Nobody's Real Album Version	More Info...	2:55
5)	System 11:11	More Info...	0:48
6)	Tonight The Stars Revolt!	More Info...	2:42
7)	Automatic	More Info...	3:22
8)	The Son Of X-51	More Info...	2:58
9)	Operate, Annihilate	More Info...	3:48
10)	Blast Off To Nowhere	More Info...	3:45
11)	They Know Who You Are	More Info...	2:33
12)	Good Times Roll	More Info...	3:59
13)	Watch The Sky For Me	More Info...	5:20

Performer Notes

Powerman 5000: Spider One (vocals); Adam 12, M.33 (guitar); Dorian 27 (bass); Al 3 (drums).
Additional personnel: Rob Zombie, DJ Lethal, Ginger Fish.
Producers: Powerman 5000, Sylvia Massy, Ulrich Wild.
Personnel: Adam ?, M (guitar); Ginger Fish (piano); Al (drums); Statik, Statik Humphery, Marc LaCorte, Scott Humphrey (programming); DJ Lethal (turntables).
Audio Mixers: Frank Gryner; Scott Humphrey; Ulrich Wild.
Recording information: Sound City; Sunset Studios; The Chop Shop & Music Rinder.
Photographer: Chapman Baehler.
POWERMAN 5000 is an agreeably cartoonish metal/rap hybrid, distinguished by sci-fi and superhero imagery and lead singer Spider One's hilariously over-the-top declamations. Any similarity to White Zombie is totally intentional; in fact, Rob Zombie himself shows up on the aptly named "Blast Off to Nowhere." Other highlights include "When Worlds Collide" and "Nobody's Real," which have rather canny big chorus sing-along hooks, and don't miss a cover of The Cars' "Good Times Roll" that totally out-sinisters the original. Bottom line: exactly the kind of album Beavis and Butt-Head would have killed for.

Professional Reviews

CMJ (7/19/99, p.3) - "...tighter than a barbed wire noose wrapped around your neck....[TONIGHT] relies on sci-fi imagery and memorable hooks that are sharp enough to catch more than a few big, heavy fish."