Hair-Metal.com

The opening track from the 2019 studio album The Devil You Know, released via Frontiers Music on March 29, 2019. L.A. Guns featuring singer Phil Lewis and guitarist Tracii Guns are back with a vengeance!

Track List for The Devil You Know:
01. Rage
02. Stay Away
03. Loaded Bomb
04. The Devil You Know
05. Needle To The Bone
06. Going High
07. Gone Honey
08. Don’t Need To Win
09. Down That Hole
10. Another Season In Hell
Bonus Track (CD and Digital only)
11. Boom

L.A. Guns – “Live In Tokyo 1988″
Recorded live in Tokyo, Japan, November 14, 1988

Setlist:
1. No Mercy 00:00
2. Hollywood Tease 03:51
3. Shoot For Thrills 06:31
4. One Way Ticket 11:18
5. Rip And Tear 16:58
6. Bitch Is Back 22:24
7. Down In The City 26:30
8. Rock Candy / Guitar Solo 30:23
9. Electric Gypsy 43:37
10. Walk All Over You 47:35
11. One More Reason 53:22

L.A Guns line-up
Phil Lewis – lead vocals
Tracii Guns – lead guitar
Mick Cripps – rhythm guitar
Kelly Nickels – bass guitar

L.A. Guns featuring the reunited Phil Lewis and Tracii Guns have released a video for their track “No Mercy” from their upcoming live CD/DVD Made In Milan, released via Frontiers Music Srl on March 23, 2018.

CD:
01. No Mercy
02. Electric Gypsy
03. Killing Machine
04. Bow Solo/Over The Edge
05. Sex Action
06. Speed
07. One More Reason
08. Kiss My Love Goodbye
09. Don’t Look At Me That Way
10. Malaria
11. Never Enough
12. Jelly Jam
13. The Ballad Of Jayne
14. Rip And Tear

DVD/Blu-Ray:
01. No Mercy
02. Electric Gypsy
03. Killing Machine
04. Bow Solo/Over The Edge
05. The Bitch Is Back
06. Sex Action
07. Speed
08. One More Reason
09. Kiss My Love Goodbye
10. Don’t Look At Me That Way
11. Malaria
12. Never Enough
13. Jelly Jam
14. The Ballad Of Jayne
15. Rip And Tear

The video for a killer ballad taken from LA Guns’ first eponymous album, which was released in 1988. The song was written by Tracii Guns and former LA Guns’ vocalist Paul Black. Interestingly, later in 1996, the song was re-worked by Tracii and then LA Guns’ front-man Chris Van Dahl into an acoustic ballad, which was released on the album called “American Hardcore” under the name “Hey World”.