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In Early 2007 long time Bassist Adam Hamilton decided to do song writing and producing full time. This new live CD, 'Loud and Dangerous', was released late August 2006 with the band again supporting it with a world tour. shows and recorded them for a new live CD. In early 2006, L.A.GUNS did some local L.A. L.A.GUNS hooked up with WASP for an early summer through September tour. Reviews were great with many saying it was some of the best music out today. In May of 2005, L.A.GUNS began work on 'Tales from the Strip' with Andy Johns again producing. Once again, the band went on a full world tour to support the new CD. This was a collection of 70's rock songs. After a 2003 world tour to support 'Waking the Dead', L.A.GUNS went into the studio in January of 2004 to record 'Rips the Covers Off' with producer Andy Johns. The band continued to tour despite his untimely departure. When the US tour to support 'Waking the Dead' ended, Tracii announced that he was 'officially' leaving L.A.GUNS. He fit the bill perfectly, coming from the same school of rock that L.A.GUNS are from. music scene for many years recording and playing lead guitar in both Roxx Gang, Supercool & S.M.A.C.K. Guns acquired Stacey Blades to handle the guitar slot. It was also when Tracii Guns decided to quit the band to do 'Brides Of Destruction' with Nikki Sixx. Guns some of the best reviews the band had ever received. The album was released in late 2002 and garnered L.A. L.A.GUNS entered the studio for their seventh album in early 2002 with veteran producer Andy Johns, who had worked with the likes of Led Zeppelin and Van Halen, to record 'Waking the Dead'. The reviews of the album were great and the band was determined to follow this up with an even stronger set of songs for the next release. The band also changed Bass Guitarists with Adam Hamilton joining the band. In 2001, the band released its sixth studio album, 'Man in the Moon'. The band toured with Poison, Ratt, and others throughout the summer of 2000. In late 1999, L.A.GUNS went into the studio to record a greatest hits package titled 'Black Beauties' that also included five new songs written for the album. Between 19, the band's members branched out recording and working on outside projects. It was released in early 1995 and was followed by another successful world tour. The band went back into the studio in 1994 to start work on their next album 'Vicious Circle'. With the release of 'Kiss My Love Goodbye' as the first single and video, and another successful world tour, the album went on to sell 700,000 copies and earned the band its third gold album award. The band's third album, 'Hollywood Vampires', was recorded in the fall of 1990. The video compilation from this album earned the band its second gold video award. 'Never Enough' and 'The Ballad of Jayne' followed, pushing album sales over 1,000,000 and earning the band its first platinum record award. It was a hit right away with the release of 'Rip and Tear' as the first single and video. L.A.GUNS went into the studio to record their second album, 'Cocked and Loaded', in the spring of 1989, now with Steve Riley on drums. A compilation of the videos made from this first album also earned the band a gold video award.

Tours with AC/DC, Iron Maiden and Def Leppard followed. This first album, titled 'L.A.GUNS', featuring Phil Lewis, Tracii Guns, Mick Cripps, Kelly Nickels and Nicky Alexander went on to sell 750,000 copies and earned the band its first gold album award. The band was formed in 1986 and signed with Polygram Records in 1987, recording their first album that summer. L.A.GUNS got their start on Los Angeles' Sunset Strip.

L a guns ballad of jane