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Musicians
- John McCurry (from The Hooters) - Guitar
- Hugh McDonald - Bass
- Bobby Chouinard - Drums
- Alan St. John - Keyboards
- Steven Tyler - vocals (5)
- Jon Bon Jovi - Vocals (8)
- Kip Winger - Vocals (10)
- Joe Perry - Guitar (3)
- Richie Sambora - Guitar (9)
- Steve Lukather - Guitar (9)
- Kane Roberts - Guitar (6)
- Guy Mann-Dude - Guitar (2,4,7)
- Tom Hamilton - Bass (8)
- Joey Kramer - Drums (8)
- Mark Frazier - Guitar (8)
- Jack Johnson - Guitar (8)
- Paul Chiten - Additional Keyboards
- Steve Deutsch - Synth Programming
- Gregg Mangiafico - Keyboards, Special Effects
- Background Vocals - Myriam Valle, Maria Vidal, Diana Graselli, Desmond Child, Bernie Shanahan, Louie Merlino, Alan St. John, Tom Teeley, Michael Anthony, Stiv Bators, Hugh McDonald, Jango, Jamie Sever, Joe Turano
Sleeve Notes
Produced by Desmond Child
Recorded by Sir Arthur Payson
Mixed by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero
Recorded in New York at Bearsville Studios, Power Station, Sigma Sound, Mediasound and Los Angeles at Village Recorder, The Complex, Record Plant and Boston Jay Studios and New Jersey Sanctuary Sound.
Production Manager: Michael Anthony
Executive Producer: Bob Pfeifer
The Album
A working title for 'Trash' was 'Low Class Reunion'.
There are three version of the 'Poison' video, which feature the female character in various states of undress. The girl in the video is Rana Kennedy.
A compilation video was released comprising three promotional videos from this album with linking footage. The transitional pieces were shot in Birmingham, England on the day of the filming of "Trashes The World" video. The video included 'Poison',
'House of Fire', and
'Bed of Nails' and was about 20 minutes long. The forth video for 'Only My Heart Talkin'' was not included but shot at the same time.
Now that I'm thinking about it, I think the beginning of 'Bed of Nails' was some passage out of some dumb book that Desmond Child had.
(Renfield, August 1995)
'It Rained all Night' was written by Alice and Desmond Child. It was demoed during the 'Trash' and the recorded proper for during the 'Hey Stoopid' sessions. In the end it wound up as the B-side to 'Hey Stoopid' although it was included as a bonus track in Japan.
Alice thought Annie Lennox would have been great on it.
(Renfield, September 1996)The main riff of 'Poison' originally turned up in a John Waite song called 'Encircled' which was also co-written by John McCurry. John took the idea to Childs and a new song was written around it.
Known Releases
Country |
Format |
Number |
Date |
Chart |
Label |
Notes |
USA |
LP |
OE 45137 |
7/89 |
20 |
Epic |
Insert |
USA |
LP |
? |
7/89 |
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Epic |
Promo |
USA |
Tape |
OE 45137-? |
7/89 |
20 |
Epic |
|
USA |
CD |
7464-45137-1 |
7/89 |
20 |
Epic |
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UK |
LP |
465130-1 |
8/89 |
2 |
Epic |
Insert |
UK |
CD |
465130-2 |
8/89 |
2 |
Epic |
|
UK |
Tape |
465130-4 |
8/89 |
2 |
Epic |
|
UK |
LP |
|
/89 |
2 |
Epic |
Picture Disc |
Argentina |
LP |
Epic 70-098 |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
Entitled "Basura" |
Argentina |
Tape |
170-098 |
89 |
|
Epic |
|
Australia |
LP |
465130-1 |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
|
Australia |
Tape |
435160-4 |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
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Australia |
CD |
435160-2 |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
|
Australia |
LP |
465130-5 |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
With poster |
Australia |
LP |
465130-0 |
8/89 |
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Epic |
Picture Disc |
Australia |
CD |
435160-9 |
4/90 |
|
Epic |
Tour edition |
Brazil |
LP |
? |
4/90 |
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Epic |
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Brazil |
LP |
? |
4/90 |
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Epic |
Promo with Press Release |
Brazil |
CD |
Epic 465130 |
4/90 |
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Epic |
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Canada |
CD |
EK 45137 |
1097 |
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Epic |
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Czechoslovaki |
LP |
210040-1311 |
89 |
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Epic (Globus) |
Yellow Splatter vinyl |
Czechoslovakia |
LP |
210040-1 311 |
8/89 |
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Epic |
Green Vinyl |
Germany |
CD |
4651302 |
89 |
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Epic |
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Greece |
CD |
01-465130-10 |
2008 |
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Platinum |
Digipack |
Holland |
LP |
465130-1 |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
Same as French And German |
Holland |
CD |
465130-? |
8/89 |
|
Epic |
Same as French And German |
Hungary |
LP |
Gong SLPXL 37417 |
89 |
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Japan |
CD |
25.8 5278 |
8/89 |
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Epic |
With Obi |
Korea |
LP |
CPL-1042 |
06/90 |
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includes Korean insert |
Spain |
LP |
465160-1 |
4/90 |
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Epic |
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Mexican |
LP |
ZRI-465130 |
89 |
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Epic |
Translucent BROWN vinyl [when held to the light] picture sleeve with Spanish text lyric inner and Spanish titles on labels |
Greece |
LP |
465130 |
89 |
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Epic |
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Yugoslavia |
LP |
LL-1817 |
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SOKOJ |
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The 'Trashes The World' Tour
- Al Pitrelli - guitar
- Pete Friesen - guitar
- Tommy 'T-Bone' Carradona - bass
- Jonathan Mover - drums (replaced by Eric Singer for US and Australia).
- Derek Sherinian - keyboards
- Devon Meade - backing vocals
Alice wanted Steve Vai to play guitar on the tour but he wasn't available due to previous commitments (with Whitesnake). Steve recommended Al Pitrelli.
Setlist
- Hello Hooray tape
- Trash
- Billion Dollar Babies
- I'm Eighteen
- I'm Your Gun
- Desperado
- House of Fire
- No More Mr. Nice Guy
- This Maniac's In Love With You
- Steven
- Welcome to My Nightmare
- Ballad of Dwight Fry
- Gutter Cat versus the Jets
- Only Women Bleed
- I Love the Dead
- Guitar Solo
- Poison
- Muscle of Love
- Spark in the Dark
- Bed of Nails
- School' Out
- Under My Wheels
'Muscle of Love' had been dropped by the time they reached Detroit to be replaced by 'Only My Heart Talking'. 'Department Of Youth' was performed in Australia. 'He's Back' was played in Sweden. 'The Awakening' was played during the 'Nightmare' sequence in Brussels, 21st November but was dropped after that one night. 'Is It My Body' was played at the first few shows as well.
Full setlists available here