Search - La Guns :: Loud & Dangerous

Not bad

HELLDORADO69 | Houston, TX | 11/06/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This live release with Blades on guitar isn't bad but it could have been better. Two of the best live tracks from the show were left off the main part of the cd and are only available for listening/viewing if you play the cd on your computer. The bonus tracks are cool but I think this release would have much better served if these two tracks (Hollywoods Burning and It Don't Mean Nothing) were actually on the cd as a part of the show rather than being used as computer bonus tracks. I love the old L.A. Guns but the new Guns have some very strong material and I would have liked to have heard more of it here. As for Hamilton and especially Blades, I think they have given this band new life in my opnion. However, one of them (I think it's Blades but I'm not sure) f'd up Nothing Better To Do big time on this cd. I know that sometimes rock n' roll sounds better when it's a little sloppy but that song sounded like it wasn't even rehearsed or someone just didn't give a damn. Like I said before, this could have been better. Also, I could be wrong here (I'm not) but in between tracks it sounds like the band mixed in loops of crowd noise."

Good release...

Richard L. Edwards | Cedar Park, Texas United States | 12/21/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Not bad at all. There could have been more off of Tales from the Strip, the first three songs should have been on this recording and more from Waking the Dead. It would have been more current - up to date LA Guns. Still, this live recording is decent, it rocks and Blades is a hell of a guitar player, probably the same maybe better than Traci. I have seen Guns in concert 5x and recently in Austin, Texas. They rock and put on a hell of show."