Devil City Angels Release Track

Devil City Angles is a new Glam supergroup featuring Tracii Guns, Rikki Rockett, Eric Brittingham and Brandon Gibbs. The new track is called "All My People."

I gotta say, this band has potential! There isn't much about this band online yet, but I'm sure they'll be playing shows soon!

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Comments

[Metalboy!]

Alright! That's what I'm talking about!

This frickin' ROXX!!! With a riff half copped from Ian Dury's Punk classic, "Sex, Drugs And Rock And Roll" plus an extremely clean production all the way around with some blazin' Tracii Guns geetar, we finally got something to listen to from him worth listening to.

To h*ll with Phil Lewis, clown face Brett Michaels, and Tom Keifer. These guys just released THE Best Track out of L.A. since RATT's "Best Of Me".

They say revenge is a dish best served cold but I wonder if we can make an exception in this case, because this is HOT!

These guys have been liberated!

[JT]

Sounds very good. Much better than George Lynch's most recent supergroup attempts, and better than anything on the Saints of the Underground disc from several years ago.

[GNR]

Why to hell with Phil Lewis ? Just curious.

[Dj]

I agree. George Lynch has way too much stuff goin on. Supergroups aren't really my thing, but this is pretty damn cool. To hell with Bret Michaels! I can agree with that. This is pure rock n roll. Not my favorite, but I'll support it.

[Gary]

Heard this online last night. I really dig the groove behind the verses. Rikki and Eric kick up a fantastic bottom end, and Tracii's guitar is tastefully wicked. The vocals are what caught my ear the most. Dude has a great voice. I hope Tracii doesn't dick this up (as he seems so adept at doing, LOL),because they show awesome potential.

[Bob]

Not bad at all. Metalboy!, with much respect to Ian Dury, to my ears, this riff seems to be half copped from "Live for The Music" by Bad Company. Either way, it's definitely some tasty music.

[Mike]

I dig this, looking forward to hearing more. Parts of this really remind me of 80's Aerosmith.

The question is... can these guys put up with Tracii Guns long enough to do an album / tour? Don't get me wrong, I am a big fan of the guy's guitar playing, but he has a history of pissing off his band mates.

[Metalboy!]

Maybe the riff is half Ian Dury, half Bad Co., Bob.

Huh-uh-lo-oh, GNR, my point saying to h*ll with Phil Lewis, Brett Michaels and Tom Keifer is all of these characters are refugees of the bands "led" by Lewis, Michaels and Keifer, respectively, L.A. Guns, Poison and Cinderella. Surprised I had to spell it out for ya.

"All My People" is as good or better than Lewis', Michaels' or Keifer's recent stuff.

Tracii Guns hired Lewis to be the singer of L.A. Guns, the band that bears his last name, and, yeah, as people have pointed out here, he's supposedly a total freak and can be unbearable toward bandmates but now he gets the last laff displaying in full force why he's worth putting up with.

And those poor bastards, Rockett and Brittingham no longer have to be at the mercy of their respective tyrants either, though I wouldn't consider Lewis to be the tyrant. That was Guns. Only difference is Guns is more talented than all of the above.

He kinda has the right to be an a*sclown, as many people who are so gifted are, though he has hopefully reigned it in by now.

This song has revenge written all over it!

Love it!

[Metalboy!]

And this is SO much better than 80's Aerosmith, save for "Shut Up And Dance", Mike!