Duff McKagan - Believe In Me
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- Audio > Music
- Files:
- 15
- Size:
- 71.21 MB
- Tag(s):
- Duff McKagan Believe In Me Guns N\\\' Roses Gn\\\'R Slash Lenny Kravitz
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- +13 / -0 (+13)
- Uploaded:
- Jan 9, 2010
- By:
- Robnisch
Genre: Hard Rock. Format: MP3 (zipped using 7zip) Quality: ~110-130 kbit/s Duff McKagan - Believe In Me (1993) 1. "Believe in Me" (featuring Slash) – 3:23 2. "I Love You" – 4:14 3. "Man in the Meadow" – 4:50 4. "(Fucked up) Beyond Belief" (featuring Jeff Beck) – 3:29 5. "Could It Be You" (featuring Dizzy Reed) – 3:04 6. "Just Not There" (featuring Slash) – 3:34 7. "Punk Rock Song" – 1:37 8. "The Majority" (featuring Lenny Kravitz) – 3:10 9. "10 Years" (featuring Gilby Clarke) – 4:29 10. "Swamp Song" (featuring Jeff Beck) – 3:04 11. "Trouble" (featuring Sebastian Bach) – 3:12 12. "Fuck You" – 3:24 13. "Lonely Tonite" – 3:03 Band members: Duff McKagan - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, bass, synthesizer, piano, drums, backing vocals. Joie Mastrokalos - lead guitar, backing vocals on "Swamp Song" and "Fuck You". Richard Duguay - bass. Aaron Brooks - drums. Teddy Andreadis - organ, clavinet. Producers: Duff McKagan, Jim Mitchell. The band was formed by Duff McKagan - ex. bassist in G N' R. For the recording of of the "Believe In Me"-album, Duff McKagan invited a couple of guest-musicians: * Slash - lead guitar on "Believe in Me" and "Just Not There" * Jeff Beck - lead guitar on "(Fucked up) Beyond Belief" and "Swamp Song" * Dizzy Reed - piano, Farfisa organ, backing vocals on "Could It Be You" * Lenny Kravitz - vocals on "The Majority" * Gilby Clarke - guitar and backing vocals on "10 Years" * Sebastian Bach - vocals on "Trouble" * Dave "The Snake" Sabo - guitar on "Trouble" and "Lonely Tonite" * Matt Sorum - drums on "(Fucked up) Beyond Belief" * West Arkeen - guitar on "Man in the Meadow", "Swamp Song" and "Fuck You" * Rob Affuso - drums on "Fuck You" * Bobbie Brown-Lane - backing vocals on "Believe In Me" * London McDaniel - bridge vocals on "Man in the Meadow", percussion on "The Majority" * Doc Newmann - rap vocals on "Fuck You" Enjoy, and please help breathe new life into this long-forgotten album.