Velvet Revolver, Contraband - 57m 16s

Tracks & Durations

1. Sucker Train Blues	4:29
2. Do It For The Kids	4:10
3. Big Machine	3:58
4. Illegal i Song	5:37
5. Spectacle	4:08
6. Fall To Pieces	4:17
7. Headspace	3:44
8. Superhuman	4:32
9. Set Me Free	3:42
10. You Got No Right	4:18
11. Slither	4:27
12. Dirty Little Thing	3:57
13. Loving The Alien	5:48

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Review

Scott Weiland. Slash. Duff McKagen. Matt Sorum. It doesn't seem like a good idea to put these people in a room together, let alone a band. But it was the same exact explosive element of danger and low I.Q. scores that made both of these players' former groups--Stone Temple Pilots and Guns N' Roses--sell billions, so why stand in their way? The music on Contraband sounds appropriately monumental, all window-quivering riffs, and ticker-tape parade choruses. "Do It For the Kids" and "Set Me Free" take direct inspiration from Nirvana, meaning they are brilliantly raw, raucous, and indecent. It's great stuff. The power-ballads like "Fall to Pieces" and "You Got No Right," however, are more heartburn than heartbreak when compared to past achievements like, oh, let's say "Sweet Child O' Mine." --Aidin VaziriThe debut release from VELVET REVOLVER features Guns N' Roses founding members Slash and Duff, as well as Stone Temple Pilots vocalist Scott Weiland. The complete line-up is below...

SCOTT WEILAND - Stone Temple Pilots SLASH - Guns N' Roses, Slash's Snakepit DUFF - Guns N' Roses MATT SORUM - Guns N' Roses, Slash's Snakepit, The Cult DAVE KUSHNER - Infectious Grooves

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