Album DescriptionL.A. Guns emerged on the scene as an L.A. super group in the late 80's and struck gold with a series of albums that appealed to Metal fans but were heavily steeped in the time honored tradition of hard Rock 'N' Roll. Vocalist Phil Lewis has long been one of rock's greatest frontmen, possessing a distinctive voice that at times reveals his British heritage. Having much more in common with groups such as the Stones, AC/DC, and the New York Dolls than most bands from the Metal scene, L.A. Guns are one of the few bands from this era who have maintained both a healthy fan base and an active international touring schedule. Live And Dangerous is a reference to the band's notoriously raucous live concert performances from which they gained a worldwide audience. Mascot. 2006.