Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Still Of The Night (2007 Digital Remaster)
2. Bad Boys (2007 Digital Remaster)
3. Give Me All Your Love (2007 Digital Remaster)
4. Looking For Love (2007 Digital Remaster)
5. Crying In The Rain (2007 Digital Remaster)
6. Is This Love (2007 Digital Remaster)
7. Straight For The Heart (2007 Digital Remaster)
8. Don't Turn Away (2007 Digital Remaster)
9. Children Of The Night (2007 Digital Remaster)
10. Here I Go Again '87 (2007 Digital Remaster)
11. You're Gonna Break My Heart Again (2007 Digital Remaster)
12. Still Of The Night (Live In The Shadow Of The Blues)
13. Here I Go Again (Live In The Shadow Of The Blues)
14. Is This Love (Live In The Shadow Of The Blues)
15. Give Me All Your Love Tonight (Live In The Shadow Of The Blues)

Disc 2:

1. Still Of The Night
2. Here I Go Again '87
3. Is This Love
4. Give Me All Your Love
5. Give Me All Your Love (Live... In The Still Of The Night)
6. Is This Love (Live...In The Still Of The Night)
7. Here I Go Again '87 (Live...In The Still Of The Night)
8. Still Of The Night (Live...In The Still Of The Night)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2712 in Music
• Released on: 2007-06-04
• Number of discs: 2

Classic Rock July 2007
There are two schools of thought on Whitesnake over here. Most diehards believe that the early days provided the glory moments, when the 'Snake were true to their blues-rock heritage, and that this album was the point at which David Coverdale departed completely from his roots. Why? To make a mark Stateside. Of course, for others this represents that time when they were introduced to the band, as they were more commercially accessible and, image wise, fitted the landscape. Both views have their points, and where you stand is purely subjective. However, the fact remains that 1987 is the biggest selling album released by anyone connected to Deep Purple and - when you consider most fans believed Coverdale would disappear without trace after the band fell apart in '76 - that is a testimony to his vision and ruthless commitment. So, two decades on, how does the album stack up? For the most part, brilliantly. Still of the Night remains a tour de force, an epic that might draw from Led Zeppelin, but has its own timbre and predatory resonance. Bad Boys is a crotch grabbing, prowling anthem. Is This Love is a smoochy pooch of a ballad, one specifically designed to get the oestrogen flowing. And Children Of The Night lacquers on the big hair melody...

Add in well-informed sleevenotes ... a bonus DVD - and well designed booklet and ... oh hell, it's a lavish, fitting celebration.

Album Description
This Collector's Edition CD & DVD is released to celebrate the
20th Anniversary of the original release. It's beautifully packaged in a
fold out digipack with slipcase and sleevenotes written by Geoff Barton of
Classic Rock magazine.

When originally released the album hit no. 8 in the UK charts and went on
to sell a phenomenal 8 million copies worldwide.

The album spawned 3 hit singles the Led Zeppelin influenced 'Still Of the
Night', the anthemic 'Here I Go Again, and the power ballad 'Is This Love'

The CD features the original European album (with 2 more tracks than it's
American counterpart) and 4 bonus tracks taken from 'Live...In The Shadows
of The Blues'.

The DVD features 4 videos all of which got huge airplay on MTV at the time
of release and 4 live performances from the Live ...In The Still of The
Night' concert.

Customer Reviews

Big Haired Heaven!!
Some of the criticism of this album in other reviews is seriously misplaced. The reviewer who points out (correctly) that this CD was recorded digitally in the 1st instance has clearly not played this new remaster back to back with the original. The remaster wipes the floor with the original due to the obvious advances in digital technology over the 20 years since the original release. The other reviewer who states she won't buy the album because "Slow an Easy" is not on it obviously doesn't realise that it was never on the album in the 1st place! So ignore these gripes and look at the positives- the music sounds awesome, Coverdale is on fire, and the revamped packaging is fantastic. And what's more, you get the original vidoes with Tawny Kitaen for good measure!

No "Slow and Easy"
I can't believe they left out Slow and Easy! Don't know what they were thinking, but I won't be purchasing this disc.

TURN IT UP!
FANTASTIC!

whitesnakes best album re-mastered so its gunna be sharper and louder - just how it should be!

the album has by far the best opening track i have ever heard - still of the night, why?

coverdales high pitched voice
john sykes coooool guitar riff
addictive lyrics

the kind of song thats makes you wanna carry on listening to the album.

the track order differs from that of the original album but if you guys have girlfriends or wives that are easily bored by rock, the new order helps. following on from still of the night is "give me all your love" - a fast paced love song thats anyone will like once they have listened to it. a couple of ballads are also present in here, "is this love" is the most popular of them.

even the songs that wern't massive hits are still great to listen to (you're gunna break my heart again)

the live tracks are from last years tour which is a bit odd to be honest, could have been better were they from that era but apart from that the album is a must buy for any rock fan.

PS - play it loud and annoy the neighbours!