Another Hostile Takeover

Another Hostile Takeover

Infobox Album | Name = Another Hostile Takeover
Type = Album
Artist = Hanoi Rocks


Released = 2005
Genre = Glam punk, Hard rock, Glam metal
Label = Liquor And Poker Music
Producer = The Muddy Twins (Michael Monroe & Andy McCoy), Petri Majuri & Ian Vincent
Reviews =
* Allmusic Rating|3|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:29kcu3raan7k link]

Last album = "Twelve Shots on the Rocks"
(2003)
This album = "Twelve Shots on the Rocks"
(2005)
Next album = "Street Poetry"
(2007)

"Another Hostile Takeover" is the sixth studio album by the Finnish rock band Hanoi Rocks, released in 2005.

Track listing

All tracks by Andy McCoy & Michael Monroe except where noted.
#"Intro" – 0:05
#"Back in Yer Face" – 3:34
#"Insert I" – 0:15
#"Hurt" – 3:53
#"The Devil in You" (DJ Alimo, DJ Control, McCoy, Monroe) – 3:34
#"Love" – 2:33
#"Talk to the Hand" – 3:38
#"Eternal Optimist" – 3:30
#"Insert II" – 0:05
#"No Compromise, No Regrets" (Monroe, Wilder) – 4:00
#"Reggae Rocker" (DJ Alimo, DJ Control, McCoy, Monroe) – 4:18
#"You Make the Earth Move" – 3:34
#"Insert III" – 0:10
#"Better High" – 3:20
#"Dear Miss Lonely Hearts" (Jimmy Bain, Phil Lynott) – 3:27
#"Insert IV" – 0:12
#"Center of My Universe" – 4:46
#"Heaven Is Gonna Be Empty" - 2:41 (Japanese Edition Bonustrack)

Personnel

*Michael Monroe – Lead Vocals, Sax, Harp
*Andy McCoy – Guitars & Backing Vocals
*Conny Bloom – Guitars & Backing Vocals
*Andy Christell – Bass, Backing Vocals
*Lacu – Drums & Vocals


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