Albums | Solo Albums
| 3rd Party Albums | Tribute Albums |
Videos | Movies
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Look What the Cat Dragged In (1986) was
Poison's debut album, highlighted by party anthems like Talk Dirty to Me and I
Want Action. Another hit song off this album was the slow ballad, I Won't Forget
You. This album is total glam, slam, thank you, ma'am. Released 8/2/86. Peak chart position: #3, Quadruple (4 times) Platinum |
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Open Up and Say...Ahh! (1988), The smash
follow-up album that permanently placed Poison on the map. Highlighted by smash hits such
as Nothin' But a Good Time, Fallen Angel, Every Rose Has Its Thorn, and Your
Mama Don't Dance, this album rocked the charts and totally helped shape an entire
genre of music. The original album cover, shown here, was banned in the USA; you won't see
it much. Released 5/21/88. Peak chart position: #2; Sextuple (6 times) Platinum |
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Flesh & Blood (1990), Another smash success
for Poison, this album showcases hit singles such as Unskinny Bop, Ride the Wind,
and Something to Believe In. Great follow-up album for Open Up and
Say...Ahh!; one of Poison's best. Released 7/28/90. Peak chart position: #2; Triple Platinum |
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Swallow This Live (1991), A two CD set covering
live shows from the Flesh & Blood tour. Covers all their greatest hits and
best songs to date, and has 4 new studio songs at the end of disc two. Poison sounds great
live, and this is the next best thing to being there. Released 11/30/91. Peak chart position: #51; Gold |
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Native Tongue (1993), First post-C.C. DeVille
album, this recording is a radical departure from all previous efforts. This album, featuring
guitarist Richie Kotzen, explores more of the blues, an element that has always been
obvious on Poison's earlier efforts. Not a huge commercial success, but definitely a good
album. Released 3/6/93. Peak chart position: #13; Gold |
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Crack a Smile - And More! (2000),
Featuring guitarist Blues Saraceno, this album was thought to be doomed forever as a
bootleg. It was finally released in March of 2000 (after 4 years of shelving and
delays). Featuring great songs such as Baby Gets Around a Bit, Lay Your
Body Down, and Cover of the Rolling Stone; as well as some MTV Unplugged
cuts and other unreleased songs; this album is well worth the fifteen bucks! Released 3/19/00. Peak chart position: #131 |
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Poison's Greatest Hits 1986-1996 (1996)
Featuring 16 of Poison's greatest hits, plus 2 new studio songs with new and short lived
guitarist Blues Saraceno. This album's got 'em all; everything from Talk Dirty to Me
to Nothin' But a Good Time to Something to Believe In. Peak chart position: #2; Platinum |
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Power to the People (2000) Featuring five brand
new studio songs and a return of guitarist CC DeVille, this album also includes ten of
their greatest hits recorded live during their summer tour of 1999. Released 6/10/01. Peak chart position: #166 |
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Hollyweird (2002) Poison's first full length
studio album in years! The first
single from this all new 13 song studio album is a cover of The Who's Squeeze Box. Released 5/21/02. |
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Best of Ballads & Blues (2003) This album features 16 of Poison's greatest slow songs and blues songs. It features cuts from every album except for Hollyweird. |
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The Best of Poison: 20 Years of Rock (2006)
This album features 18 songs including a cover of We're An American Band
(previously unreleased). You can also get a special edition of this disc that comes with a DVD that includes 6 music videos, a track from MTV Unplugged in 1990, and the making of We're An American Band. |
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Poison'D (2007) Covers album with 13 songs from David Bowie's Suffragette City to the Cars' Just What I Needed. |
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A Letter From Death Row: The Album (1998), Bret
Michaels' solo debut! Great album that includes appearances with C.C. DeVille and Rikki
Rockett. Highlights: Party Rock Band (with C.C.), "69"
and The Last Breath (with Rikki Rockett)
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Samantha 7 (2000) CC DeVille's solo debut!
CC plays guitars and sings for this three-piece band. Great album; highlights
include Framed, Hanging Onto Jane, and Slave Laura. Released 6/1/00. |
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Ballads, Blues, & Stories (2001) A Bret Michaels solo album consisting of music throughout his career; some re-recorded, some original. Also included are stories about the lyrics and/or music for each song. |
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Country Demos (2001) 6 country demos recorded in Nashville by Bret Michaels in 1995. Available for sale only at BretMichaels.com. Songs include Future Ex-Wife, Hot Dang Mama, The Other Side Of Me, The One You Get, Like I Do, I Do, and Play One For Me. |
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Glitter 4 Your Soul (2003) Rikki Rockett
and friends (including Blues Saracino, CC DeVille, and Stu Simone, among
many others) release a cover album of 70's glitter punk ranging from David
Bowie to Alice Cooper. This album only for sale through Rikki
Rockett's Glitter
4 Your Soul web site. Released 1/7/2003 |
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Songs of Life (2003) 12 all new songs from
Bret Michaels! Enhanced CD includes the video for the first single,
Raine. Released 5/20/2003 |
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Freedom of Sound (2005) 8 all new songs, plus an additional 10 tunes including a country remake of Every Rose Has Its Thorn. |
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Rock My World (2008) A 13 song "best of Bret Michaels" compilation. Includes Go That Far, Driven, Fallen, Raine, Bittersweet, Start Again, Songs of Life, Strange Sensation, All I Ever Needed, Menace to Society, Right Now, Right Here, It's My Party |
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Open Up (1992) Interview disc from
Baktabak Records.
This CD is an interview with Bret Michaels.
You can also visit Baktabak Records' web site for a 12" picture disc vinyl interview. |
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Great Big Hits Live! (2006) Released June 6, 2006; this CD is a "bootleg" released by Sony/BMG. The ten live songs include Look What The Cat Dragged In, I Want Action, Something To Believe In, Love On The Rocks, Fallen Angel, Let It Play, Every Rose has Its Thorn, Unskinny Bop, Nothin' But A Good Time, and Talk Dirty To Me. |
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Show Me Your Hits (2000) Bret Michaels and
friends put together this tribute album, featuring songs from every Poison album,
including those without CC! Performances by everyone from members of Great White to
Pauly Shore. Released 9/00. |
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Mama's Fallen Angel - A Tribute to Poison (2000) Covers of Poison's greatest hits; everything from Nothin' But a Good Time to Valley of Lost Souls; 11 tracks. |
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Name Your Poison (2001) A tribute album
from Perris Records featuring covers of Poison's 10 greatest hits. Released 6/2001 |
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Toxic: A Tribute to Poison (2004) Released by Sharkbite Records on August 10, 2004, this 12 song tribute CD covers the following songs: Talk Dirty To Me, Nothin' But A Good Time, I Want Action, Cry Tough, Unskinny Bop, Sexual Thing, Valley Of Lost Souls, Ride The Wind, Fallen Angel, Every Rose Has Its Thorn, So Tell Me Why, and Hollyweird. Click here to purchase! |
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Pick Your Poison: The Bluegrass Tribute to Poison
(2007) Released on May 15, 2007, this bluegrass album covers 11 of Poison's greatest hits such as Every Rose Has Its Thorn, Nothin' But a Good Time, and I Won't Forget You. You've never heard Poison's music sound like this before! Recordings, cover art, and CD are of great quality. |
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Sight For Sore Ears (1989), Highlighting eight
videos from the first two albums; including Talk Dirty to Me and Every Rose
Has Its Thorn. Additional band footage included.
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Flesh, Blood, & Videotape (1991), 5 videos,
including Unskinny Bop and Something To Believe In. As they say on the
box, "It's easy to swallow 100% undiluted Poison."
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7 Days Live (1993), 15 live tracks with
guitarist Richie Kotzen. Only released overseas. Includes songs from Native Tongue
and previous releases.
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Poison's Greatest Video Hits (2001), 17 music videos in Dolby Digital 5.1 sound! DVD format only; includes songs from every Poison album as well as the extra footage from the first two video tape releases. A must have for any serious Poison fan! |
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Poison: Nothing But a Good Time - Unauthorized (2003) - This documentary includes exclusive interview footage and behind the scenes material to tell Poison's story. No original music by the band is included in this release. |
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Seven Days Live (2006) Filmed in London during their 1993 Native Tongue tour, this live DVD features Richie Kotzen on lead guitar! |
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Stand on the Road (2007)
A 65 minute DVD. Word has it that this DVD is simply a re-release of Poison: Nothing But a Good Time - Unauthorized - but with a few music videos thrown in. Apparently, it has nothing to do with the Crack a Smile era, which makes a person wonder why that album cover was used. |
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Live, Raw & Uncut (2008) The band is recorded playing in front of a sold out crowd of 10,000 in St. Louis, Missouri on August 2, 2007 - in High Definition! Tentative song list: Look What the Cat Dragged In, I Want Action, Ride the Wind, I Won't Forget You, What I Like About You, CC Solo, I Hate Every Bone In Your Body But Mine, Something to Believe In, Can't See You, Your Mama Don't Dance, I Need to Know, Rikki Drum Solo, Unskinny Bop, Every Rose Has Its Thorn, Fallen Angel, Talk Dirty to Me, Nothin' But a Good Time. |
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A Letter From Death Row
(1998) - Written, directed, and produced by Bret Michaels, who also plays
the lead role in the film. This movie also stars Kristi Gibson, Martin
Sheen, Rob Wilde, and Charlie Sheen. Not rated, but not recommended
for viewers under 17. Click here to purchase! (available on DVD 9/30/2003) |
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No Code of Conduct (1998) Written by Bret
Michaels, Charlie Sheen, and Shane Stanley; starring Charlie Sheen, Martin
Sheen, Joe Lando and Ron Masak. Directed by Bret Michaels. Click here to purchase! (available on DVD & VHS from Dimension Films, a subsidiary of Disney) |
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In God's Hands (1998) Starring Shane Dorian,
Matt George, and Bret Michaels. Click here to purchase (available on DVD from Columbia Tristar) |
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Free Money (1998) Featuring Bret Michaels as
a co-producer. This film stars Charlie Sheen & Marlon Brando and was a
straight to video release. Rated R Click here to purchase! (available on DVD & VHS from Studio/Sterling Home Entertainment) |
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Five Aces (1999) Featuring Bret Michaels as a
co-producer. This film stars Charlie Sheen and is was a straight to
video release. Rated R Click here to purchase! (available on DVD & VHS from 20th Century Fox) |
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