Avis sur le produitHollywood Vampires by L.A. Guns (CD, Sep-2004, Universal)

Must have for L.A. Guns fans, but maybe not casual fans

While I'm a huge L.A. Guns fan, I only like about half the songs on this cd.

"Over The Edge" is a great opening track, and it shows that Phil Lewis is one of the best singers out there. Tracii Guns has a nice guitar solo, and this song is also featured in the movie "Point Break."

"Kiss My Love Goodbye" is a nice mid-tempo song with hooks and melodies, but Tracii overdoes it in the end. "Dirty Luv" is a very sexy and sleazy song that I didn't like at first, but it's one of my favorites on the album now. "My Koo Ka Choo" is a nice summer song. I love the chessy horns.

"It's Over Now" is a great ballad, but sometimes it feels forced. "Here It Comes" is an okay rocker. The highlight of the cd is the awesome ballad "Crystal Eyes" (appearently L.A. Guns like this one a lot too, since they also put it on their "Vicious Circle" cd). "Crystal Eyes" should have been a huge hit like "The Ballad Of Jayne" was. Nice guitars from Tracii and singing from Phil.

The rest of the songs on this cd, however aren't that good.Lire l'avis complet...

Love it

Great songs

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Good album

Good album if you like LA Guns.

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Perfect

Perfect

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Hollywood Vampires is great!

This third album by L.A. Guns is another good start for big fans or people just getting to know the group. Despite of it being underrated this album picks up where "Cocked & Loaded" left off.

Hollywood Vampires

Traci Guns uses some of the most hypnotic tones used in music, I am never disappointed by this band. Good old fashioned rock and roll... utterly timeless

Love them

What can I say this group has been around for sometime now, and they are still as awesome today as they were in the nineties.

sweet

hard rocking 80's hair band with the flare of the strrets. kicking guitar solos, ad some awsome lyrics shows just why LA was the center for metal music in the early 80's.