Untitled publication

Listening to the first ten tracks or so of this album, recorded via email - a bunch of famous vocalists and guitarists sent Konstantin "Kokha" Shustarev fragments of their parts, which he spliced into the compositions performed by his band, the only impressions that come to mind are an utter mess, tedium, excessive length and pointlessness. Almost no one gives their all, except maybe Glenn Hughes who tries, but he works everywhere like it's his last time. Surprisingly, even what Pushking had without guest vocalists on earlier albums turned out mostly worse here and rather like a chaotic variety show. The second half saves the album more or less. Basically the ballad-blues part, which in general turned out much better. Open letter to God with Eric Martin from Mr.Big, who did not disappoint, Nature's child with UDO (not a ballad at all, but just a rather powerful exception), I love you with McCafferty in the best traditions of a Nazareth ballad. There are a few more interesting tracks there, but in fact the following question arises: I wonder how much it costs to get Paul Stanley and Glenn Hughes to sing about some Cucaracha in the final track, while being on opposite sides of the ocean?