Live

The High Vaultage catalog has been repressed many times. Each press has some slight differences. There are also Russian fakes out there to complicate things further. All live tracks were recorded at various concerts throughout the USA. Additional track information: This is a kind of special live album, because at the time of the release all songs of the orginal album were previously unreleased and not included on any studio album except of "Hurricane". From the bonus tracks only two songs are actually live tracks: "Violation" and "Ace In The Hole". "I Live For Rock 'n' Roll", "Hellbound", "Speed Demon" and "Devil's Child" haven't been released as studio tracks so far. "The Viper" is a guitar solo and "Rabid Thunder" is a drum solo. Both also haven't been released as studio tracks so far. "Born To Rock" and "Cold Sweat And Blood" were later released as studio tracks on the album [m=414067] in 1986. "Violation" was originally released on [m=301982] in 1982. "Hurricane" was originally released on [m=432463] in 1983. "Record World Radio Spot" and "Crankin' It Up - WAAF Radio Spot & Interview" are promo radio spots. "Sit Down Honey" is taken from the studio album [m=2259595], although the drum intro is shortened a bit compared to the original release. "Ace In The Hole" was originally released on [m=251448] in 1981. "Long Road" is a rehearsal, that was recorded in summer 1979, before The Rods were formed. It's actually a track by [a=Dave Feinstein's Thunder], recorded with [a=Joey DeMaio] on bass guitar. "Sit Down Honey" (which is originally called "Sit Down Honey (Everything Will Be Alright)") was originally released by [a=ELF (3)] on the album [m=105616] in 1972.