Get ready for a musical journey with a twist! Former Kiss guitarist, Vinnie Vincent, is back with a bang, but his latest release will cost you an arm and a leg. Prepare to be intrigued by his unique approach to music distribution!
Vinnie Vincent, the legendary guitarist, has just announced his first new single in over two decades, titled "Ride the Serpent." But here's the catch: it's an exclusive CD release with a limited run of only 1000 copies, and each one comes with a hefty price tag of $200, plus shipping costs. Each CD is a collector's item, individually numbered and signed by Vincent himself.
This release is part of Vincent's Vinnie Vincent Invasion Master Series, and he's taking a bold stand against piracy. In his own words, he understands the complaints about the price, but his music is so sought-after that he needs to protect it from being pirated. It's a controversial move, but one that Vincent believes is necessary to maintain control over his art.
"Ride the Serpent" is described as an intense, nearly 8-minute guitar powerhouse, featuring Vincent's signature style on guitars and bass, with Robert Fleischman on vocals and Keary Jordan on drums. It's a powerful comeback for the former Kiss rocker, and it sets the tone for his upcoming album, "Judgement Day Guitarmageddon."
And this is the part most people miss: Vincent plans to release each song from the album as a limited CD single, following the same exclusive structure. It's a unique approach to music distribution, and it has fans both excited and curious.
You can pre-order "Ride the Serpent" now, but hurry! Once all 1000 copies are sold, that's it. Vincent's website promises a bulk shipment if the threshold is met, and if not, credit card purchases will be refunded. He also teases future releases, promising "many special releases" for the fans who have been patiently waiting.
Some of the upcoming songs include "Invincible," "Heavy Metal Poontang," and "Cockteazer," all part of the Master Series. Vincent is leaving fans wanting more, and with his intriguing distribution method, it's a musical experience like no other.
So, what do you think? Is Vinnie Vincent's approach to releasing music innovative or overly exclusive? Share your thoughts in the comments and let's discuss this unique musical journey!
