The King of Rock
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| “The King of Rock” | |||||
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| Single by Crossfire | |||||
| Released | 2004 | ||||
| Format | CD | ||||
| Genre | Heavy metal | ||||
| Label | Independent | ||||
| Producer | Gilad Pasternak Ron Davni |
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"The King of Rock" is the first single to be ever released by Israeli Glam/Heavy metal band Crossfire. As for November 2007, the song wasn't released as planned on the debut album "Dirty Games" and as the band states: "probably won't make it to the second either", thus it stays a non-album single.
The song is considered to be the band's heaviest song, and as guitarist Jessy Bullet states, its a tribute to Zakk Wylde, one of his favorite guitarists, and his unique Heavy metal guitar playing.
The tracklist of the single features the original song "The King of Rock", an edited version of it, and a Hebrew spoken version of it.
[edit] Track listing
- "The King of Rock"
- "The King of Rock" (Edit)
- "The King of Rock" (Hebrew version)
