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The Best: Make the Music Go Bang
Co-produced by John Doe, this career-spanning two-disc collection gathers the best of X's early Slash days, their Elektra era, and their most recent work for Mercury. Includes all their best-known songs, plus such rarities as the Slash single mix of "White Girl," a 1980 live version of "Beyond And Back," and two songs by X side project The Knitters. A full-color booklet features rare photos and testimonials from Dave Alvin, Henry Rollins, and others...
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See How We Are
Heartfelt and hook-filled, this 1987 album found X with new guitarist Tony Gilkyson and the infectious hit “4th Of July.” Expanded with five bonus tracks, including a cover of Bob Dylan’s “Highway 61 Revisited.” Deluxe booklet includes liner notes, band commentary, photos, memorabilia, and lyrics.
John Doe, Exene Cervenka, Billy Zoom, and D.J. Bonebrake were critical and popular heroes on the bristling LA club scene of the late ’70s to ...
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