Customer Reviews

Killing Machine

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I found the song "I Still Love You" excellent, there were also a few other good songs on their as well. The rendition of "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" was great! I really hated "Will Jesus Save?" it sounded like a garage band (a bad one at that). Overall it was okay, but not worth the money I paid.

This album is grossly underrated. First of all, let's get the players right. Baxter Riley, a famous Hollywood tattoo artist is the singer on this album. Genius Kent Holmes, Tracii's tech for many years, plays Bass sings Gang Vocals. How can a review not list the correct players and then have the AUDACITY to write about it? 'People Will Die' is an amazing heavy hardcore track. You HAVE to get up and jump and scream along, it's a spontaneaous reaction to the primal urgency of the track.
'I Still Love You' is beautiful and showcases the talent of Riley's gift of song. And 'Unconditional Love' is something we can all relate to. The original release was on Stand Back, 1998, UPC 620675116426. Just try and find a copy.

Music is good dirty rock n roll but tracii got some nobody singer well maybe he is a sombody but he sucks at singing but music is good

Yeah, the production is not good.
However, the songs rock!
I really enjoy this album.
A friend borrowed it, never gave it back,
so I ordered it again. Felt I needed to
have it. I really like everything Traci Guns
does, he's very under rated. Buy it!!! I did twice!

This is the worst CD i think that I have ever heard. For starters it sounds as if there singing into a tin can. If you are a L.A. Guns fan and expecting it 2 sound like them trust me it don't. i'm glad I only paid a penny for this album the 2.98 for shipping was not worth the money don't waste your time with this product just listening to it is a waste of time you would be better off sticking with an L.A. Guns album because any solo effort from any member of this band sucks