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ROSE TATTOO: Special Edition Of 'Blood Brothers' To Include Bonus DVD

May 8, 2008

Wacken Records/SPV will release a "special edition" of "Blood Brothers" (cover artwork),the latest album from the Australian rock legends ROSE TATTOO, on June 13. Besides the regular album, the "special edition" will feature a DVD containing the Wacken Open Air show from 2006 plus the Tatts TV interviews.

The track listing is as follows:

CD:

01. Black Eyed Bruiser
02. Slipping Away
03. Once In A Lifetime
04. 1854
05. City Blues
06. Sweet Meat
07. Man About Town
08. Creeper
09. Stand Over Man
10. Nothing To Lose
11. Lubricated

DVD - Live At Wacken Open Air 2006:

01. Rock NRoll Outlaw
02. Man About Town
03. Remedy
04. Black Eyed Bruiser
05. Assault & Battery
06. Tramp
07. Sweet Meat
08. Rock NRoll Is King
09. Manzil Madness
10. Once In A Lifetime
11. Nice Boys
12. Bad Boys For Love
13. Astra Wally

ROSE TATTOO's video for the track "Black Eyed Bruiser" can be viewed below. The song was the first single from "Blood Brothers", which was produced by veteran Australian producer Mark Opitz (INXS, COLD CHISEL, KISS). "Black Eyed Bruiser" was written by the band's original production team, Harry Vanda and George Young, who also were AC/DC's producers.

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