For your love, Id give anything For your time.the stars above And if I ever get you, Ill never let. Guns lineup looks back on the Hard Rock and Heavy Metal roots with undeniable respect. Video clip and lyrics Until I Get You by L.A. I admire the fact, that this Phil Lewis led L.A. I don’t hesitate for a Metal second, to recommend any Hard Rock or Heavy Metal fan to get their ears into Rips The Covers Off. These live tracks added into the mix is really a Metal bonus. Both of these live songs are potent with the raw energy and sound you would expect, from L.A. The two live tracks – Revolution and Don’t Look At Me That Way are from the 2002 L.A. Originally by Led Zeppelin Drop down, baby, let your daddy see. Rock and Roll Outlaw I Just Want to Make Love to You Tie Your Mother Down Until I Get You Wheels of Steel Nobodys Fault Custard Pie Moonage Daydream.
Steve Riley is the man on drums… a W.A.S.P. Stacey Blades on guitar is all over these cover songs, giving his hardened tone to each. The cover of I Just Want To Make Love To You is outrageously great… the great Foghat themselves should be proud. Guns, the Saxon original can never be topped, still I can’t fib that this cover version is justifiably cool. I also recommend the releases American Hardcore (a different sounding and bit heavier LAG album - but has a lot of nice riffs on there as well as other surprises) as well as their 'WASTED' EP (1998 - a rare EP these days, contains. Wheels of Steel comes fully loaded with a gritty and heavy edged sound from L.A. Guns songs performed and sung properly, delve into the original releases. Moonage Daydream sounds pretty darn cool, Phil Lewis may not be David Bowie, only how many vocalists have Bowie’s unique and moving vocals anyways? Guns does not come close to the ultra iconic Led Zeppelin original, yet in the end it is not an embarrassment of a cover either… it grooves along L.A. Sure, I will admit that the unreal classic Custard Pie covered by L.A. Guns pulls it off, with the upmost respect to the original as well… keeping the hardness that Queen initially instilled into this amazing song. How do you possibly cover a Queen classic like Tie Your Mother Down? L.A. Guns only ignites it with more fiery fuel. Rock ‘n’ Roll Outlaw is a Hard and Heavy blast… Rose Tattoo created it, L.A. Original versions aside, Rips The Covers Off is meant to be played LOUD and with a good times spirit flowing throughout your mind and soul. Guns really gives these cover songs all of their Hard Rock splendor and energy. I always state, nothing beats the original, nonetheless, L.A. Guns lineup and no matter how you slice it… this lineup ROCKS… for me. (The front cover album pic below shows this alternate title).
My Metal research has found that there are some copies of this album titled Rips Off The Covers, how many copies exist with this title I just do not know. GUNS – released Rips The Covers Off back in 2004. Drop down, mama, just dream of me Well, my mama allow me to fool around all night long Well, I may look like I'm crazy, I should know right from wrong See me comin', throw your man out the door Ain't no stranger, been this way before See me comin', mama, throw your man out the door I ain't no stranger, I been this way before. With its somewhat mixed production and a couple less-than-stellar covers of the Clash and the Waterboys, Hollywood Rehearsal is far from perfect, but fans of the group will appreciate its many fine moments.L.A. Originally by Led Zeppelin Drop down, baby, let your daddy see. The Charlie Clauser ( Nine Inch Nails, White Zombie) remix of "Long Time Dead" is also a strong entry in this collection of rarities and B-sides. There are two versions of this disc, with only slightly different track lists available, but the highlights in any configuration remain the hard-hitting renditions of Montrose's "Rock Candy" and Led Zeppelin's "Custard Pie," two fine choices that play into the group's abilities with their classic drum and guitar riffs. Go to the gls website and enter the tracking number that was provided to you on.30.28 to 44. The 1998 Japanese-only release Hollywood Rehearsal is intended to give more familiar listeners an insight into what it might have sounded like while the band wood-shedded their performance chops during this late-'80s, early-'90s heyday. The photo of the listing is that of the product for sale is not copied. Guns, Cocked and Loaded) in the early stages of what became their long, somewhat rocky existence. Nobodys Fault lyrics (no lyrics) Custard Pie lyrics (no lyrics) Moonage Daydream lyrics (no lyrics) Marseilles lyrics. Guns actually had two gold records ( L.A. Guns had previously recorded a cover of Led Zeppelins Custard Pie on Hollywood Rehearsal. Casual hair metal fans might be surprised to know that the somewhat marginal L.A.
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