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Category: Glam
Year: 1998
Label: Standback
Catalog Number: ?
1. | Wasted | |
2. | Well Spent | |
3. | Heavy Head | |
4. | Forgiving Eyes | |
5. | Jayne '98 | |
6. | Cold Gin |
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From: Tony | Date: July 13, 2003 at 0:12 |
I still really dig this e.p.!! Still listen to it 5 years later and how many albums released in the mid to late 90's can you say that about? Too bad Ralph Saenz was in the band for like 2 minutes because he really did have a great voice for this stuff and it would have been interesting to see where this could have gone. "Wasted" is the best of the originals and they do manage to make the Kiss cover "Cold Gin" their own without brutalizing it. If you can get ahold of this it's worth the $. |
From: Rycheage | Date: January 28, 2004 at 19:06 |
This is heavy rock with a rawer edge than previous albums and also a little less sleaze and more straight ahead hard rock. |
From: CC | Date: July 20, 2004 at 9:07 |
Just out of interest,any fans of Raplh Saenz should check out the band Metal Shop,as he is the vocalist on this comedy masterpiece! |
From: QUEIFER | Date: November 18, 2004 at 13:19 |
The song "Wasted" was good but Ralph Saenz can't shake the David Lee Roth mini me thing even on original material. Great band, wrong singer. |
From: Propane | Date: November 30, 2004 at 16:45 |
Why do I listen to this kind of shit!? Just hoping for a jones of music. Guns needs to retire. |
From: Rambo Rockerman | Date: January 20, 2008 at 12:30 |
This is a ep with a new vocalist,it's not that great. |
From: CC | Date: June 9, 2010 at 16:01 |
Just sitting here listening to this EP once again, and it really has held up as an LA Guns recording, unlike the American Turdcore and Shrinking Violet albums. As a huge fan of Steel Panther, its funny to think that when I bought this CD back when it came out, I had no idea who Ralph was, and was a big fan of Phil Lewis, yet still loved this one. I think Ralph was a great fit for the LA Guns sound, as this harks back to the Hollywood Vampires sound somewhat, and I could certainly imagine Phil singing most of these tunes as well. While I was glad when Phil returned, it would have been nice to hear a full album with Ralph instead of the non-LA Guns album Shrinking Violet. |
From: rick kerch vzla | Date: February 20, 2011 at 17:55 |
A decent Ep..nothing more...grunge/alternative sound in some parts...and a new singer Ralph Saenz(nowadays Michael Starr or Michael Diamond in Steel Panther)..."Wasted" rocks good,"Well Spent" wich is probably the best song and "Cold Gin" a one...77/100 |
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