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L.a. guns just between you and me
L.a. guns just between you and me












These dark roasted Guatemalan Antiqua beans come from one the finest regions in the world and shine like actual diamonds. What is preposterous, absurd and amusing about Connie Chung and her cohorts at CBS News, of course, is the way they have redefined the phrase just between you and me to mean just. Just like the music, this coffee doesn't shy away from hard rock flavour. Guns in 2017, a rekindling of the band's creative energy has been continuing unabated over the course of, now, four studio albums. Since core members Tracii and Phil reunited under the banner of L.A. GUNS, led by Tracii Guns and Phil Lewis, have always delivered solid rock ‘n roll to their fans. Since their self-titled debut in 1988 to their widely praised recent suite of "comeback" albums, L.A. This makes for a potent and highly listenable cocktail of an album in "Black Diamonds".

l.a. guns just between you and me

The band doesn't shy away from flexing their hard rock influences as they always have, but also incorporates more introspective acoustic tracks reflective of their classic rock influences from the '70s. Written and recorded over the course of 2022, "Black Diamonds" sees Tracii Guns, Phil Lewis, and company continuing on the same successful and inspiring sonic journey that they've been taking on their most recent albums, "Checkered Past", "The Devil You Know", and "The Missing Peace". Produced by founding member and guitarist Tracii Guns, "Black Diamonds" is a tour-de-force of rock 'n roll that fans have come to expect from the long-running hard rockers. And to celebrate, you've got to try their Black Diamonds Coffee. Guns have announced the upcoming release of their latest studio album, "Black Diamonds". – – Reviewed by Skid for Sleaze Roxx, March 2010.L.A. Guns are releasing their fourteenth studio album, Black Diamonds, on the 14th of April (via Frontiers Music) and vocalist Phil Lewis promises that it’s everything the band’s longtime fans could want. 1.7 Just Between You and Me April Wine Cover 1.8 Rockn Me Steve Miller Band. Guns for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. The only pleasure I’m going to get out of this album is taking it out of the CD player and snapping it in half! Guns) It seems appropriate that hard rockers L.A. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for L.A. Guns Last.fm Watch the video for Just Between You And Me by L.A. It makes me sick that I actually wasted money purchasing this crap while everyone else involved, from the band themselves right down to the record label, should be embarrassed and ashamed. Guns end this abortion with a Christmas song! That’s right, a CD released in February ends on a festive note for those of you looking to get a jump on your holiday shopping… what a joke.Ĭovered In Guns is absolute shit and without a doubt the low point in L.A. By bouncing from rock to grunge to pop it flows like a creek blocked off by a beaver dam. Buckcherry‘s “Crazy Bitch” was released just over three years ago! Who in their right mind would decide we need another version of it already?Īnother problem with Covered In Guns is the song selection. Choosing a bunch of songs that you can hear on the radio daily makes this a completely useless release, even more so when you figure that L.A. Guns resurrecting April Wine, or worse yet Matthew Wilder? I doubt it.

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Is there anyone in the entire world that was salivating at the thought of L.A. Unlike 2004’s Rip The Covers Off in which the band put their own stamp on the covers, this new CD offers absolutely nothing to a handful of radio staples.Ĭovers albums are usually hit and miss to begin with, but when you don’t add anything different to the original recordings what is the point? Listening to Covered In Guns is not only painful but halfway through I got so pissed off I wanted to reach through the stereo, grab the guitar, and club each band member over the head while screaming, ‘WTF where you thinking?’ That’s how bad this CD is… it’s not only a joke, but a complete slap in the face of fans who have loyally followed L.A. Guns moniker isn’t enough, Covered In Guns just drags the once highly regarded name deeper into the mud. As if warring factions resulting in two bands using the L.A.














L.a. guns just between you and me