LP Record review:
L7 - L7

L7 - L7

Band: L7 Title: L7 Rating: Release Date: 07 July, 1992 Media: LP Record Tracks: 1: Bite the Wax Tadpole 2: Cat O' Nine Tails 3: Metal Stampede 4: Let's Rock Tonight 5: Uncle Bob 6: Snake Handler 7: Runnin' from the Law 8: Cool Out 9: It's Not You 10: I Drink 11: Ms. 45

Customer Reviews For completists only It's truly awful. Even if you're a fan and just want to complete your collection, I'd hesitate to recommend this album. I was a huge L7 fan back in the day, but even I took this album and sold it to a used CD store within weeks of buying it. Avoid this one. Not perfect but not terrible either While everyone was into Nirvana and Pearl Jam, I was into L7. I was a big L7 fan back in the early to mid '90s. I felt that L7 was vastly superior to Nirvana and Pearl Jam. I bought everything L7-related that I could get my grubby hands on. Before drummer Dee Plakas joined the band, L7 actually had a male drummer (as if that would make any difference since the production on this cd was awful). I eventually bought their self-titled debut album. I have to admit that this was not the band's best album. Brett Gurewitz's production was less than stellar. Their sound on this album was pretty bad. The songs on the cd were not nearly as catchy as what I heard on "Smell the Magic" and "Bricks Are Heavy". Nevertheless there were some songs that I did like on this album like "Cat-O'Nine-Tails" and "Metal Stampede". The self-titled debut album by L7 may not be their best work but I have heard much worse music by other artists/bands than this album. . O.K!! I found their first cd very good! I love "metal stampede" and "ms 45"!! it's full of anger! It's power, adrenaline!! Not the best L7 album but. . . I LIKE IT. . You can see a complete list of all L7 discography, or go back to the L7 tabs