Vicious Circle
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| Studio album by L.A. Guns | ||
| Released | February 7, 1995 | |
| Genre | Hard Rock | |
| Label | Polydor | |
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| L.A. Guns chronology | ||
| Live! Vampires (1992) |
Vicious Circle (1995) |
American Hardcore (1996) |
- For the rap group with the same name, see Vicious Circle (group).
Vicious Circle is an album released in 1995 by L.A. Guns. The track "Nothing Better To Do" features Kelly Nickels on lead vocals. The album features drummer MC Bones on several songs. MC Bones also played with singer Phil Lewis in the band Filthy Lucre.
[edit] Track listing
- "Face Down"
- "No Crime"
- "Long Time Dead"
- "Killing Machine"
- "Fade Away"
- "Tarantula"
- "Crystal Eyes" (US and EU Bonus Track)
- "Nothing Better To Do"
- "Chasing The Dragon"
- "Kill That Girl"
- "I'd Love To Change The World"
- "Who's In Control" (Let 'Em Roll)
- "I'm The One"
- "Why Ain't I Bleeding"
- "Kiss Of Death"
- "Death In America" (Japan Bonus Track)
- "Empire Down" (Japan Bonus Track)
[edit] Line Up
- Phil Lewis: Vocals
- Tracii Guns: Lead Guitar
- Kelly Nickels: Bass, Lead Vocals on "Nothing Better To Do"
- Mick Cripps: Guitars, Keyboards, Back Vocals
- Michael Gershima "MC Bones": Drums
- Produced By Jim Wirt
- Additional Drums by Dorian Grey, Michael Grombacher, Steve Riley, Nickey "Beat" Alexander
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