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Salutations métalliques,

WHITE LION guitarist Vito Bratta was the in-studio guest on Eddie Trunk's "Friday Night Rocks" radio show on New York's Q104.3 FM on February 16. In what was being billed as his first interview in over 15 years, Bratta discussed what he has been doing since the band's breakup and spoke about the possibility of reforming WHITE LION with singer Mike Tramp. You can now listen to the interview in its entirety at EddieTrunk.com. For a partial transcript of the interview, click here. Several photos of Vito Bratta, taken during his appearance on "Friday Night Rocks", have been posted online at this location.

WHITE LION's "The Definitive Rock Collection", a two-disc compilation featuring the band's hit 1987 single "Wait", plus "When Children Cry", "Tell Me", and several rare rehearsal recordings, came out on January 23 via Rhino.

According to Wikipedia, Vito Bratta was the guitarist and main songwriter for WHITE LION from 1983 to 1992. Bratta's style earned him worldwide acclaim, as well as numerous awards, including Guitar World magazine's "Best New Guitarist" in 1988. Following the breakup of WHITE LION, Bratta produced an album for the band CPR on Atlantic Records. Despite his cult status and guitar-based following, Bratta has not been involved in the music industry in any capacity since 1994. He is currently residing in his childhood house in Staten Island where he lives a modest life trying to keep himself out of the spotlight.

(Thanks: Justin)

Ce Bratta il se l'est coulé douce pendant des années. Il n'a rien fait depuis plus de 10 ans et s'est contenté de vivre avec l'argent économisé depuis l'époque de White Lion! Mais bon j'y crois moyen à cette reformation d'autant plus qu'il a beaucoup critiqué Mike Tramp (qui lui au moins bouge son cul).

un nouvel album de la tramp de "mane attraction" ne serait pas de refus.

Ca risque en effet d'être super !

T'as pas du l'écouter. Parce que côté gratte y a de quoi être estomaqué.

Sinon... Mike Tramp qui bouge son cul... Mouais... Freak of Nature CDLM, ses trucs solos, y a deux bonnes chansons par album et récemment il a tourné sous le nom White Lion en jouant des vieux titres. J'appelle pas ça bouger, j'appelle ça "se débattre".
Cela dit c'est pas parce que Bratta revient qu'un éventuel disque serait bon.

Tiens c'est la 1ère fois que j'entends quelqu'un remettre en cause la qualité de "Mane attraction" excellent au demeurant. Hein Janet?