Hollywood Vampires

Hollywood Vampires

Track Listings

1. Over the Edge

2. Some Lie 4 Love

3. Kiss My Love Goodbye

4. Here It Comes

5. Crystal Eyes

6. Wild Obsession

7. Dirty Luv

8. My Koo Ka Choo

9. It's Over Now

10. Snake Eyes Boogie

11. I Found You

12. Big House

Tracks:

Over The Edge
Some Lie 4 Love
Kiss My Love Goodbye
Here it Comes
Crystal Eyes
Wild Obsession
Dirty Luv
My Koo Ka Choo
It's Over Now
Snake Eyes Boogie
I Found You
Big House

Customer Reviews:

guns guns guns.......2007-02-07

vampires is great, same great flavor of the first two albums, but a little more refined

Excellent CD - I just picked it up the other day.......2006-07-26

I have seen LA Guns 4X live and have several cd's by them, but I never purchased this one for some reason. Let me tell you, this cd is good, real good. Phil Lewis and the band have more of a blues sound on this release, yet still has that sleaze rock element that sets Guns apart from most. I rank Vampires up there with Tales, Waking and the first release. One thing that I have noticed is that Lewis is really what seperates the LA Guns releases with him singing on it compared to the other two w/o him. Lewis is an integral part of the band and they all shine on Vampires.

vamps.......2006-07-20

the much anticipated follow-up to cocked and loaded. yes, the sound is lighter which often leads people to knock the recording. that being said, the album does provide us a different look at the band, while also delivering the goods. we still have great tracks, such as: over the edge, kiss my love goodbye, here it comes, crystal eyes, it's over now, and dirty luv (my personal favorite). phil lewis probably does his best 'singing' on this album and well tracii guns is tracii guns. for LAG gun fans, a must have....for those casual listeners, check it out anyway, your probably gonna like it and for a couple of bucks used, there's no reason to not buy it.

Another solid album from the LA Guns.......2005-12-13

LA Guns third album "Hollywood Vampires" (1991) is perhaps the most underrated album in the band's catalogue. It was released at the very tail end of the pop-metal era that dominated the 80s and early 90s, right before the onslaught of the grunge revolution. Its singles unfortunately never really got a healthy run on the radio because in just a few short months of its release, Nirvana's "Nevermind" changed all the rules and the LA Guns were left out in the cold.

"Hollywood Vampires" pretty much takes up where "Cocked & Loaded" (1989) left-off, but this time the band incorporates some old-school Aerosmith, blues-based boogie-groves into their sound. The band's songwriting is as good as ever and the album lacks neither good hooks nor memorable melodies. "Hollywood Vampire" is basically the LA Guns "Toys in the Attic" (1975).

If "Hollywood Vampires" had been released just a year earlier, and gotten a good push, it could have maintained the momentum that the band built with its first two albums and even expanded their fan base. Instead, "Hollywood Vampires" ended up as an also-ran that has been largely forgotten.

If you are a fan of the bands first two album and missed "Hollywood Vampires" the first time around, this CD is highly recommended.

Awsome Album!.......2005-09-17

When I first heard this album, I loved it, and I still do, now I admitt that this cd wasnt AS good as Cocked & Loaded, but its still a really great cd. Their are a few songs that are "iffy" on this album, but for the most part this is a truly great cd. Highlights would be: Over the Edge, Kiss my love goodbye, My Koo Ka Choo, It's Over Now. My personal favorite was My Koo Ka Choo, and people have been saying "Oh, thats a stupid name for a song so it sucks because of that" Who cares what the name of the song is, as long as its a great Rock N'Roll song I dont care, and thats what it is a great Rock song, even better, a great Rock album!

Cocked & Loaded [Japan Import] +2 Bonus Tracks

Average customer rating:

Cocked & Loaded [Japan Import] +2 Bonus Tracks
L.A. Guns , and LA Guns
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000O6Y3DU

Product Description

1989, Nippon Phonogram records Japan. Out of print original first press from Japan, featuring 2 bonus tracks for a total of 16. This original first issue also featured picture disc, as shown in the stock photo above. Out of print since 1990. Catalog: PPD-1032.