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Archives Volume 4 : 1988-1989
| Label | High Roller Records – HRR 571 CD |
| Format | CD, Compilation DVD, Compilation |
| Barcode | 4251267700486 |
| Country | Europe |
| Released | 2019 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Heavy Metal |
| CD-1 | On Your Knees (Rough Mix) | ||
| CD-2 | Runaway (Rough Mix) | ||
| CD-3 | Killer (Rough Mix) | ||
| CD-4 | Storming The Gates Of Hell (Rough Mix) | ||
| CD-5 | Maryanne (Rough Mix) | ||
| CD-6 | Racing With The Devil (On A Spanish Highway) (Rough Mix) | ||
| CD-7 | Smoke On The Water (Alternative Version) | ||
| CD-8 | Killer (Joe Lynn Turner Vocal Demo) | ||
| CD-9 | Dance Of Death (4 Track Demo) | ||
| CD-10 | Black Leather And Glittering Steel (4 Track Demo) | ||
| CD-11 | Runaway (4 Track Demo) | ||
| CD-12 | Smoke On The Water (4 Track Demo) | ||
| CD-13 | Maryanne (Vocal Recording Session) | ||
| Live In Kobe 1990 | |||
| DVD-1 | On Your Knees | ||
| DVD-2 | Metal Soldiers | ||
| DVD-3 | Flight Of The Warrior | ||
| DVD-4 | Tokyo Rose | ||
| DVD-5 | Rock City | ||
| DVD-6 | Runaway | ||
| DVD-7 | Storming The Gates Of Hell | ||
| DVD-8 | Japan Cakes | ||
| DVD-9 | Bloodstreets | ||
| DVD-10 | Killer | ||
| DVD-11 | Drum Solo | ||
| DVD-12 | Racing With The Devil (On A Spanish Highway) | ||
| DVD-13 | Johnny's Back | ||
| DVD-14 | Maryanne | ||
| DVD-15 | Dance Of Death | ||
| DVD-16 | Guitar Solos | ||
| DVD-17 | Thundersteel | ||
| DVD-18 | Narita | ||
| DVD-19 | Warrior | ||
| DVD-20 | Smoke On The Water | ||
| DVD-21 | Road Racin' | ||
Contains unreleased material.
»Riot Archives Vol.4« contains the original demo versions of a lot of material which later ended up on »The Privilege Of Power« album (from 1990). Don Van Stavern compares the rough demo takes of the »Privilege Of Power« material (recorded in Texas) to the finished album versions (laid down in New York City): ?The producers wanted to put a bunch of stars as guest musicians on the album, that was the deal, and they wanted to put horns on there. That was okay. But then they put the noise in-between each song, the little intros, and then a long intro. And then the song would finish and there would be another long intro. A lot of fans said: ?We just wanna hear the music, we don?t wanna hear that.? That was one of the things we didn?t really like about the finished version of »The Privilege Of Power«. The horns were cool but we didn?t like the bits and pieces in-between the actual songs.?
»Riot Archives Vol.4« contains the original demo versions of a lot of material which later ended up on »The Privilege Of Power« album (from 1990). Don Van Stavern compares the rough demo takes of the »Privilege Of Power« material (recorded in Texas) to the finished album versions (laid down in New York City): ?The producers wanted to put a bunch of stars as guest musicians on the album, that was the deal, and they wanted to put horns on there. That was okay. But then they put the noise in-between each song, the little intros, and then a long intro. And then the song would finish and there would be another long intro. A lot of fans said: ?We just wanna hear the music, we don?t wanna hear that.? That was one of the things we didn?t really like about the finished version of »The Privilege Of Power«. The horns were cool but we didn?t like the bits and pieces in-between the actual songs.?
Barcode – 4251267700486