Name: Weapons [Deluxe Edition]
Brand: Epic (USA)
SKU: 24161386
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Weapons [Deluxe Edition]

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Album: Weapons [Deluxe Edition]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Bring 'Em Down
2)	We Bring An Arsenal
3)	Another Shot
4)	Jesus Walks
5)	Song for Where I'm From, A
6)	Little Reminder That I'll Never Forget, A
7)	Better Off Dead
8)	Heart On Loan
9)	Somedays
10)	Can't Get Enough
11)	Dead [Garage Session], The
12)	Save Yourself [Garage Sessions]
13)	If You Don't Stand For Something, You'll Fall For Anything [Garage Sessions]
14)	Another Shot [Demo]
15)	Bring Em' Down [Russell Bloc Party Remix] - (remix)

Album: Weapons [Deluxe Edition]
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Bring 'Em Down
2)	We Bring An Arsenal
3)	Another Shot
4)	Jesus Walks
5)	Song for Where I'm From, A
6)	Little Reminder That I'll Never Forget, A
7)	Better Off Dead
8)	Heart On Loan
9)	Somedays
10)	Can't Get Enough
11)	Dead [Garage Session], The
12)	Save Yourself [Garage Sessions]
13)	If You Don't Stand For Something, You'll Fall For Anything [Garage Sessions]
14)	Another Shot [Demo]
15)	Bring Em' Down [Russell Bloc Party Remix] - (remix)

Performer Notes

Personnel: Ken Andrews (guitar, synthesizer, background vocals); Ilan Rubin (drums).
Audio Mixers: Ken Andrews; Aaron Rubin .
Recording information: Long Wave Recording Studios, Cardiff, Wales; Modern World Studios, Tetbury, England; Monnow Valley Studio, Monmouth, Wales; NRG Studios, Hollywood, CA; Ocean Way Studios, Hollywood, CA; Red Swan Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Rockfield Studios, Monmouth, Wales.
Photographer: Andy Whitton.
Welsh alt-rock band Lostprophets release their fifth studio record Weapons, which marks their first effort with third drummer Luke Johnson, following Ilan Rubin's departure. The album was recorded at NRG Studios in California with producer Ken Andrews (Blink-182, Jimmy Eat World, Tenacious D), who reignites the group's heavier style from their album Start Something with roaring guitars and distorted bass sounds. The first single from the album, "Bring 'Em Down", is a testament to the renewed energy and aggression prominent throughout Weapons.

Professional Reviews

Kerrang (Magazine) (p.50) - "It starts with 'Bring 'Em Down,' as explosive a piece of bombastic rock as they've ever crafted."