Track Listings (11) - Disc #1| All Artists: The Last Vegas Title: Eat Me Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Afm Records Release Date: 3/18/2016 Genre: Classic Rock Style: Glam Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 884860148726 |
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'Eat Me' was recorded in near lightning pace, in advance of singer Chad Cherry's relocation to Los Angeles over the summer. The Last Vegas tracked 'Eat Me' at Johnny K's hit-making Groovemaster Studios in Chicago, a spot f... more » |
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'Eat Me' was recorded in near lightning pace, in advance of singer Chad Cherry's relocation to Los Angeles over the summer. The Last Vegas tracked 'Eat Me' at Johnny K's hit-making Groovemaster Studios in Chicago, a spot familiar to the band where they recorded critically-acclaimed 'Bad Decisions' and 2013's 'Sweet Salvation'.
The Last Vegas initially decided to self-produce 'Eat Me', after working with some industry heavyweights (2010's 'Whatever Gets You Off'-Nikki Sixx; 2012's 'Bad Decisions'-Johnny K; 2013's 'Sweet Salvation'-Roy Z). And luckily TLV's vision was perfectly complimented by a musical contact Nathan Arling came across while in Sweden filming the 'Allt For Sverige' TV series; Engineer/Producer Chris Laney. Mr. Laney mixed the album 'Eat Me' in Stockholm, Sweden, song by song, as The Last Vegas fed him sessions built in Chicago at the TLV studio space.
'Eat Me' is the first time The Last Vegas have collaborated with a European production team (Sweden's Grammy-nominated Classe Persson is mastering). Being long-time fans of Scandinavian rock production and influenced by records from The Hellacopters, Turbnonegro, Nomads and more, The Last Vegas were thrilled with a new approach in making an modern-day album and the results of the inter-continental experiment.
The Last Vegas initially decided to self-produce 'Eat Me', after working with some industry heavyweights (2010's 'Whatever Gets You Off'-Nikki Sixx; 2012's 'Bad Decisions'-Johnny K; 2013's 'Sweet Salvation'-Roy Z). And luckily TLV's vision was perfectly complimented by a musical contact Nathan Arling came across while in Sweden filming the 'Allt For Sverige' TV series; Engineer/Producer Chris Laney. Mr. Laney mixed the album 'Eat Me' in Stockholm, Sweden, song by song, as The Last Vegas fed him sessions built in Chicago at the TLV studio space.
'Eat Me' is the first time The Last Vegas have collaborated with a European production team (Sweden's Grammy-nominated Classe Persson is mastering). Being long-time fans of Scandinavian rock production and influenced by records from The Hellacopters, Turbnonegro, Nomads and more, The Last Vegas were thrilled with a new approach in making an modern-day album and the results of the inter-continental experiment.