L.A. Guns: Made In Milan (Deluxe Edition) (1 CD and 1 DVD)

L.A. Guns

1 CD, 1 DVD

CD (Compact Disc)

Conventional CD, playable with all CD players and computer drives, but also with most SACD or multiplayers.

DVD

Most of the offered DVDs have the region code 2 for Europe and the PAL picture format. However, we also offer releases from the USA, which come on the market in NTSC format and with the country code 1. This is then indicated in our item details.

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Current price: EUR 24.99

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Label:: Frontiers
Age release:: FSK (volunteer German film censoring) approved as of 0 years
Item number:: 8103816
UPC/EAN:: 8024391085240
Release date:: 1.1.2024

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DVD:Sound:Dolby Digital 2.0/DSS 5.1;Bild:16:9/NTSC/WS;Ländercode:All;
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After more than a decade apart, Tracii Guns and Phil Lewis reunited under the L. A. Guns' banner and in 2017, released arguably one of the most critically praised album of their extensive catalog, »The Missing Peace«. Landing at #12 Top Record Label Independent Current Albums, #17 Top Current Rock Albums, and #47 Top Current Albums on the Billboard charts in the U. S., plus numerous international charts, clearly the most important critics, the fans, agreed with the consensus of how truly great their new studio album is.

With a new found energy and the enthusiasm of the then imminent release of »The Missing Peace«, L. A. Guns stormed onto the stage in Milan, IT and took absolutely no prisoners, packing the set front to back with stone cold classics and soon to be classics.

This current incarnation of the band has been touring non-stop and the cohesiveness of the unit, not to mention Phil's stunning and unique vocals and Guns' mind-bending guitar playing, are on full display here. A must hear and listen for all fans of the band, both new and old school!

Reviews

»Made In Milan verströmt Punk-Feeling ebenso wie es die gesamte Aggression der L.A.-Sleaze-Szene der Spät-80er bündelt. Und obendrauf gibt es noch eine Portion Motörhead.« (Good Times, April/Mai 2018)