Lordi "The Arockalypse" 2x LP OOP Autograph signed GWAR
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Lordi "The Arockalypse" Gatefold 2xLP The End Records/Infinite Vinyl (Finland)
Vinyl is NM, Jacket is NM!
Pressed on Blue with purple splattered wax!!!
Autographed by the entire band in Silver Paint Pen!
Out of Print
Track Listing:
A1 SCG3 Special Report Featuring – Dee Snider Recorded By, Mixed By – Kita Voice – Alexandra Alexis, Starbuck (3), Tracy Lipp Written By [Music] – Kita 3:46 A2 Bringing Back The Balls To Rock 3:31 A3 The Deadite Girls Gone Wild Written By [Lyrics] – Tracy Lipp 3:45 A4 The Kids Who Wanna Play With The Dead 4:06 A5 It Snows In Hell Guitar [Lead Guitar] – Bruce Kulick Written By [Lyrics] – Tracy Lipp Written By [Music] – Kita 3:37 B1 Who's Your Daddy 3:37 B2 Hard Rock Hallelujah Backing Vocals – Nottingburroughs Boy Choir 4:07 B3 They Only Come Out At Night Featuring – Udo Dirkschneider Written By [Music] – Amen (5) 3:39 B4 The Chainsaw Buffet Guitar [Lead Guitar] – Jay Jay French 3:47 B5 Good To Be Bad 3:30 C1 The Night Of The Loving Dead 3:08 C2 Supermonstars (The Anthem Of The Phantoms) 4:00 C3 Would You Love A Monsterman (2006) 3:03 C4 Mr. Killjoy 3:24 C5 EviLove 3:59 D1 Devil Is A Loser (Live) 4:24 D2 Hard Rock Hallujah (Live) 9:36 D3 Would You Love A Monsterman (Live) 3:48Lordi is a Finnish Hard rock band, formed in 1996 by the band's lead singer, songwriter and costume-designer, Mr. Lordi. The band is known for wearing monster masks and using pyrotechnics during concerts. They rose to domestic success with their 2002 single, "Would You Love a Monsterman?".
Lordi made history in 2006 by winning the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest with a then record 292 points, becoming the first Finnish performer to win the contest. Lordi was featured on the 2006 MTV Europe Music Awards in Copenhagen when the band's frontman, Mr. Lordi, presented the award for rock. They were also the closing act, playing their single "Hard Rock Hallelujah". They also performed on Britain's Making Your Mind Up for the Eurovision Song Contest. Lordi performed on the main stage at Ozzfest 2007 and later that year toured with Type O Negative and Twin Method until Halloween night.
The Arockalypse (2006–2008)
Lordi opened the fall of 2006 Bringing Back the Balls to Europe tour; the concert DVD was released in February 2007 as Bringing Back the Balls to Stockholm 2006. The tour ended with a surprise: during the last gig in London, 31 October, the band's former bassist, Niko Hurme, was on stage.
In November 2006, Lordi headlined the MTV Europe Music Awards, and Mr. Lordi presented the "Best Rock" award. Around the same time, Bill Aucoin, best known as the original manager of Kiss, became Lordi's manager.
In spring 2007, Lordi created the Bringing Back the Balls tour, which toured in Japan and the Baltic countries. In May, the band was involved in the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 held in Helsinki, and opened the competition with their winning song "Hard Rock Hallelujah".
In early summer 2007 in Oulu, the members of Lordi participated in filming of the horror film Dark Floors, which premiered on 8 February 2008. In July 2007, Lordi toured North America with the Ozzfest festival.
After the Ozzfest tour ended in late August, Lordi went on a short break. In September, it was announced that the band would go on a new tour of the U.S. beginning on 12 October 2007, as the opening act for Type O Negative. The tour ended on 31 October 2007. During the tour, the band's tour staff, local security, and a few fans were subjected to violence. The band's tour manager Rikk Scholvinck and the security men were robbed at gunpoint by unknown assailants after a concert in Louisville, KY. Rikk Scholvinck and several fans and security escaped unharmed. However, concert goers Kristin Perrin and Ross Epstein had several items (amongst them were cell phones and car keys) were taken off of them. The would-be robbers fled the scene with a stolen car before the police arrived. Most items were returned to Kristin Perrin and Ross Epstein due to they were found down the road from the venue. As an apology, all involved received Lifetime backstage all access passes and various LORDI memorabilia. At the end of the tour the band returned to Finland to record the theme song for Dark Floors.
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