L7 - L7 (1988) - New Vinyl Lp 2018 Epitaph 'Indie Exclusive' Reissue on Clear Vinyl - Rock / Grunge
Coming up in the late 80’s in Los Angeles’ Silver Lake/Echo Park scene, L7 drew from a diverse set of influences: Motörhead, Ramones, feminist Bay Area punks Frightwig. They made fun of the Sunset Strip’s bouffants and machismo while playing the same kinds of flying-V guitars. They also had no patience for grunge’s gloom, even though their friends were in bands like Nirvana, Mudhoney and Soundgarden. A raunchy punk stampede that predated both grunge and girlpower, L7's self-titled debut is proof that chicks can rock just as hard, if not harder, as any guy. A surplus of rockin' punk/metal guitars and driving drums equal 11 tracks to remind yourself that it¹s ok to bang your head, HARD. “L7” is the band’s debut album, released in 1988 and produced by Brett Gurewitz.
Tracklist
A1 | Bite The Wax Tadpole | 2:13 |
A2 | Cat O' Nine Tails | 2:11 |
A3 | Metal Stampede | 2:23 |
A4 | Let's Rock | 3:10 |
A5 | Uncle Bob | 6:29 |
B1 | Snake Handler | 2:26 |
B2 | Runnin' From The Law | 2:59 |
B3 | Cool Out | 2:52 |
B4 | It's Not You | 1:43 |
B5 | I Drink | 2:55 |
B6 | Ms. 45 | 2:37 |
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