GARY SCHUTT: 'Sentimetal' Reissue To Include Bonus Tracks

September 19, 2005

Guitarist Gary Schutt (ex-JEFF SCOTT SOTO, TAKARA) will have his solo album, entitled "Sentimetal", re-relased in November through Arise Records. The CD, which comes in a limited edition, remastered, with bonus tracks and a new booklet, features Jeff Scott Soto (YNGWIE MALMSTEEN, TALISMAN, SOUL SIRKUS) on all vocals.

"Sentimetal" re-release track listing:

01. Warpaint
02. In Some Other Lifetime
03. The Imperial March
04. No Man's Land
05. I Guess I'm Still in Love
06. Dangerous Horseplay
07. Stranded
08. Should Have Been Me
09. She's Letting Go
10. Your Friend
11. Faultline
Bonus Tracks:
12. Highway to Nowhere (demo)
13. Mental Ward (demo)
14. Act of Sympathy (demo)

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