SUICIDAL TENDENCIES Lights Camera Revolution Vinyl LP

1990. Mike Muir is furious about everything, and he has a new bass player who will eventually end up in Metallica. The conditions are perfect.

Lights Camera Revolution is the album where Suicidal Tendencies locked in the crossover thrash blueprint they'd been building toward, and Robert Trujillo's bass work here is the missing piece you didn't know you were waiting for. "You Can't Bring Me Down" became an anthem precisely because it sounds like it means it. This was a band pulling punk aggression and metal muscle into the same room and refusing to let either side blink first. The result holds up completely. This 2025 reissue on 180-gram red vinyl is limited to 2,000 copies, the kind of pressing that ends up on a shelf and stays there for the right reasons.

180-gram red coloured vinyl. Limited to 2,000 copies. Reissued 2025. Standard LP dimensions.

Fans of: D.R.I., Corrosion of Conformity, Excel, Infectious Grooves, early Metallica