One couple with the most pathetic stage name I've heard in a long time (Caca y Culo & Pedo y Pis), nevertheless offered a fun version of AC/DC's “You Shook Me All Night Long” that ended with a passionate suck-face.

Juan Sucio sang the furious anthem of The Sex Pistols, “Anarchy in the U.K.”.

Alicia Escupe debuted in A.K. with the old Alice Cooper Group classic, “Eighteen”.

Inglorious Bastards also performed in the show for the first time, with an absolutely chaotic interpretation of “Ace Of Spades” by Motörhead.

Sporting a sexy maid's uniform, Rachel appeared onstage with a broom in hand and, in what would be one of her most inspired performances, dedicated Tammy Wynette's “Stand By Your Man” all the married women in the club.

In his second appearance at A.K., David Le reigned again with a “Paradise City” by Guns N’Roses, with the entire club joining in on the chorus.

Dory & Nemo sang “Toxicity” by System Of A Down.

Duro de Oído opted for a hard rock anthem: “Lit Up”, the single that made Buckcherry famous.

In her indispensable Vegas number of the evening, Rachel sang "New York, New York" according to custom, and emptied a bottle of Jack Daniels into mouths of the crowd.

Rusty James & Co. interpreted one of the most kitschy 80's standards: "The Final Countdown" by Europe.

One of the great veterans of the show, Teddy, bid farewell to Anti-Karaoke with “Train In Vain” by The Clash.

Sadly for us, Teddy has decided to return to the USA. We hope he comes back to visit us in the future.

Bib, another veteran of A.K., came back to interpret “Love Me Two Times” by The Doors.

Great reappearance of Kurt Cobain in A.K. As the intro of The Stones' “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” sounded, Rachel came onstage as Kurt, sporting angel wings.

Sharing with the crowd a pithy observation of the day-to-day in The Afterlife, (s)he followed it up with a thunderous “Smells Like Teen Spirit”.

Helene Pierre Fedora sang the definitive AC/DC ditty, “Highway To Hell”.

One of my favorite moments of the evening was the superb interpretation of The Bee Gees' “Night Fever” that Rocksales gave us.

Other songs we listened to this evening: “Fortunate Son” by Creedence Clearwater Revival (Cosmonauta),

“Pretty Fly For A White Guy” by The Offspring (Marcus),

“Cum On Feel The Noize” by Quiet Riot (Mr. Eddie Harris),

“Enter Sandman” by Metallica (Iván),

“Defy You” by Foo Fighters (Barbara),

“TNT” by AC/DC (Pirata del Caribe),

“20th Century Boy” by T.Rex (Txus),

“Helter Skelter” by The Beatles (Roser),

“No Rain” by Blind Melon (Blimunda),

"Play the Game" by Queen (Rocko),

“The Number of the Beast” by Iron Maiden (Prades),

“Since You’ve Been Gone” by Rainbow (Redd Kross Contingent),

“Die, Die My Darling” by Misfits en versión Metallica (Lord Vader),

and “Walk This Way” by Run DMC/Aerosmith (Vato).

The evening came to a close with a “Killing In The Name” by R.A.T.M. that was even more incendiary than usual, sung by Rachel and Redd Kross Contingent.