Lights… Camera… Revolution is the fifth studio album by Suicidal Tendencies, the American crossover thrash band. It came out on Epic on 3 July 1990, and it drew on a mix of styles: thrash metal, funk metal and alternative metal all feature in its makeup, alongside straight-ahead rock.

The record matters in the band's story for its line-up. It was the first Suicidal Tendencies release to feature bassist Robert Trujillo, and the last studio album with drummer R.J. Herrera. Coming after the 1989 release Controlled by Hatred / Feel Like Shit… Deja-Vu and ahead of The Art of Rebellion in 1992, it catches the band in transition, with a new rhythm section member shaping their sound. It is well worth hearing if you want to know where their heavier, funk-edged side was heading at the start of the nineties.

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Podcast · Episode 72 · 1 h 24 min
Suicidal Tendencies – Lights, Camera, Revolution!
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Lights… Camera… Revolution: tracklist and credits

10 tracks · 42:57

Tracklist

  1. 1You Can’t Bring Me DownRocky George and Mike Muir5:50
  2. 2Lost AgainRocky George and Mike Muir5:17
  3. 3AloneMike Clark and Mike Muir4:24
  4. 4LovelyClark, Muir, Trujillo3:46
  5. 5Give It RevolutionClark, Herrera, Muir4:22
  6. 6Get WhackedMike Clark and Mike Muir4:24
  7. 7Send Me Your MoneyMike Muir3:25
  8. 8Emotion No. 13Rocky George and Mike Muir3:43
  9. 9Disco’s Out, Murder’s InClark, Herrera, Muir3:08
  10. 10Go’n BreakdownMike Clark and Mike Muir4:39
Produced by
Mark Dodson, Suicidal Tendencies
Recorded at
Rumbo (Los Angeles), Amigo (Hollywood)
Recorded
December 1989 – April 1990
Mixed by
Mark Dodson
Engineered by
Mark Dodson
Label
Epic
Length
42:57

Line-up

  • Mike Clark · guitar family · guest
  • Rocky George · guitar family · guest
  • Mike Muir · lead vocals · guest

Singles

  • “You Can't Bring Me Down” · 1990
  • “Send Me Your Money” · 1990
  • “Alone” · 1991
  • “Lovely” · 1991

Certifications

RegionCertification
United States · 1994Gold

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