Suicidal Tendencies: Lights... Camera... Revolution versione su vinile LP in standard edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Europa nella casa editrice Epic in collaborazione con Music On Vinyl in data 31. luglio 2015.

"Lights. Camera. The fourth studio album "Revolution" by California's Suicidal Tendencies was originally released in 1990 and is now being reissued on vinyl. The anthemic "You Can't Bring Me Down" - a statement on the vile slurs and banning of Suicidal Tendencies from performing in public places in L.A. - sets the tone for the album. The lyrics of Mike Muir's "Cyco" are socially critical, intelligent, witty and raise a punk rock middle finger. "Lights. Camera. Revolution" comes with a "classic lineup". Suicidal's flirtation with the mainstream (with the obligatory accusation of "selling out", of course) has earned them gold awards and should be part of any punk or metal collection.

Album comprende generi Rock, Punk, Thrash Metal, Funk Metal e Hardcore.

Suicidal Tendencies: Lights Camera Revolution versione su CD in standard edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Europa nella casa editrice Epic in data 29. giugno 1990.

Lights Camera Revolution, the band's fourth studio album, released in 1990 on Suicidal Tendencies , departed from the band's earlier thrash metal sound. The album featured a more groove metal sound and was the band's first album to feature bassist Robert Trujillo, who later joined Metallica. The album was commercially successful and charted at number 73 on the Billboard 200.

Album comprende generi Rock, Punk, Thrash Metal, Funk Metal e Hardcore.