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Black City Breakdown (1985–1986) is the first of two L.A. Guns compilation albums featuring their third singer Paul Black. It was released in 2000, recorded over 1985–1986. Songs from it would also appear on 2005's Black List , though none had release before this album.
5. Mai 2020 · Album - Black City Breakdown (2000)
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Tracklist. Hide Credits. Credits. Bass – Mick Cripps. Drums – Nickey Alexander. Guitar – Robert Stoddard, Tracii Guns. Vocals – Paul Black (7) Notes. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CDr release of "Black City Breakdown" on Discogs.
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Greatest Hits and Black Beauties: Released: June 1, 1999; Label: Deadline; Format: CD; Black City Breakdown (1985–1986) (credited to Paul Black's L.A. Guns) Released: 2000; Label: Black City; Format: CD; Ultimate L.A. Guns: Released: September 3, 2002; Label: Deadline; Format: CD; Fully Loaded: Greatest Hits: Released: November 18 ...
6. Apr. 2023 · Paul Black's L.A. Guns - Black City Breakdown - YouTube. Ned Christie. 10 subscribers. 2. 66 views 4 months ago. Written by Paul Black and Robert Stoddard Later became Nothing to...
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Background. L.A. Guns signed a recording contract with major label PolyGram in 1987, and changed its lineup significantly at the same time. Lead vocalist Paul Black was replaced with former Girl and Tormé frontman Phil Lewis, former Faster Pussycat member Kelly Nickels joined on bass, and previous bassist Mick Cripps moved over to rhythm guitar to replace Robert Stoddard.
