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"Enchiridion of the Fiend Sage." Living Greyhawk Journal #1 (Paizo Publishing, 2000). "Creature Catalog IV: Campaign Classics" Dragon #339 ( Paizo Publishing, 2006). Greyhawk: The Adventure Begins (TSR, 1998).

"Steel Dragon (conversion for 3.5 edition D&D)".

^ Findley, Nigel, Christopher Kubasik, Carl Sargent, John Terra, and William Tracy.

Within the Greyhawk setting, such dragons are known to have made journeys into other material planes where they have come to be called steel dragons.

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It is known that at least one is deeply involved in the Free City of Greyhawk's affairs. In the World of Greyhawk setting these creatures are known as Greyhawk dragons. Its scales, of course, resemble steel armor. In dragon form, a steel dragon has hair-like spines around its head and a cat-like body with a vaguely human-like face. This may be a shock of steel-gray hair, or an eye that appears silvered over with age, or any other feature that resembles their natural complexion. When in human form they will always have a feature which betrays their nature, though it may be carefully concealed. Because of this, few people know when they are interacting with a Steel Dragon. Steel dragons are much like the other races of metallic dragon with one primary exception: they prefer to maintain the form of a human (or other sentient race) in order to mingle with, infiltrate and study the cultures of men and their ilk. The wyrmling steel dragon, the very young steel dragon, the young steel dragon, the juvenile steel dragon, the young adult steel dragon, the adult steel dragon, the mature adult steel dragon, the old steel dragon, the very steel dragon, the ancient steel dragon, the wyrm steel dragon, and the great wyrm steel dragon appeared in third edition for the Forgotten Realms setting in Dragons of Faerûn (2006). The steel dragon was further developed in Dragon Annual #3 (1998). The steel dragon appeared in second edition for the Forgotten Realms setting in Draconomicon (1990). The steel dragon appeared in first edition in Dragon #62 (June 1982). 3 Steel dragons in the World of Greyhawk."Wasted Generation" (not included on album).Performed by Steel Dragon and Blood Pollution.Performed by Blood Pollution and Steel Dragon.Written by Ritchie Blackmore and Ronnie James Dio.Written by Peter Beckett and Steve Plunkett."Livin' the Life (I Was Born to Live)" (3:15).Written by Michael Matijevic and Ken Kanowski.Written by Kane Roberts, Mike Slamer and Jimmy Tavis.Timothy Olyphant (Actor - Guitar) - "Rob Malcolm" (Blood Pollution).Brian Vander Ark (Bass) - "Ricki Bell" (Blood Pollution).Stephan Jenkins ( Third Eye Blind) - Lead Singer (Black Babylon).

#Lead singer of dragonforce movie

While Nick Catanese appeared in the movie as Xander Cummins, a member of the tribute band, he actually played guitar on all of the Steel Dragon songs on the soundtrack, along with Zakk Wylde, who appeared as Ghode, the guitarist that Xander Cummins was playing tribute to.

Nick Catanese (Black Label Society) (Guitar) - "Xander Cummins" (Blood Pollution).

Blas Elias (Drums) - "Donny Johnson" (Blood Pollution).

Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge) (Lead vocals) - "Thor" ("Chris 'Izzy' Cole's" replacement to finish last Concert).

Dominic West (Actor) - Guitarist "Kirk Cuddy".

Miljenko Matijevic ( Steelheart) - Lead vocals for "Chris 'Izzy' Cole".

Mark Wahlberg (Actor) - Lead singer "Chris 'Izzy' Cole".

Jeff Scott Soto ( Talisman, Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force, Journey, Axel Rudi Pell) - Lead vocals for "Bobby Beers".

Jason Flemyng (Actor) - Lead singer "Bobby Beers".

Jason Bonham ( Foreigner, Led Zeppelin) - Drummer "A.C.".

Jeff Pilson ( Foreigner, Dokken) - Bassist "Jörgen".

Zakk Wylde ( Black Label Society, Ozzy Osbourne) - Guitarist "Ghode".

The band's formation on-screen included the talents of four musicians and had actors playing the role of the lead singers, who actually were dubbed by vocalists Jeff Scott Soto ( Talisman, Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force, Journey) and Michael Matijevic during their performances, except for Myles Kennedy, who did the actual singing himself during his brief scene during the movie.Īlso, there were other additional musicians who gave their contribution to help in the process of composing and performing the songs, as listed below: