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1. Sucker Train Blues (Velvet Revolver)
2. Do It For The Kids (Velvet Revolver)
3. Big Machine (Velvet Revolver)
4. Illegal I Song (Velvet Revolver)
5. Spectacle (Velvet Revolver)
6. Fall To Pieces (Velvet Revolver)
7. Headspace (Velvet Revolver)
8. Superhuman (Velvet Revolver)
9. Set Me Free (Velvet Revolver)
10. You Got No Right (Velvet Revolver)
11. Slither (Velvet Revolver)
12. Dirty Little Thing (Velvet Revolver)
13. Loving The Alien (Velvet Revolver)
14. Surrender (Velvet Revolver)
15. No More No More (Velvet Revolver)
16. Negative Creep (Velvet Revolver)
17. Bodies (Velvet Revolver)

Running time: 4:25
music by: Velvet Revolver
words by: Scott Weiland
available on: Contraband [2004, Album]

Scott Weiland: Vocals
Duff McKagan: Bass
Slash: Guitar
Dave Kushner: Guitar
Matt Sorum: Drums

Published by Velvet Revolver Songs (ASCAP)
Produced by Josh Abraham and Velvet Revolver
Mixed by Andy Wallace at Enterprise Studios, CA
Recorded by Ryan Williams at NRG & Pulse Recording
Additional Vocal Engineering: Douglas Grean
Assistant Engineer: Brandon Belsky

 

"Duff contributes a nasty, distorted riff on “Big Machine�." (Guitar World's Bass Guitar, May 2004)

"'Big Machine' gives Sorum the space he’s been craving." (Drum Magazine, April 2004)

Duff: ""We gave “Big Machine� to Scott; he chopped the shit out of it in Pro Tools and gave us this thing that was like – whoa! Then we played it like he’d rearranged it, and it totally made sense" (Guitar World's Bass Guitar, June/July 2004)

Duff: "The track Big Machine has this tremendous drum and bass groove. We just got into rehearsal and I started playing the intro and Matt starts doing his thing, Slash starts playing and one thing led to another and we had kind of this monstrous thing. We gave it to Scott and he put it through ProTools and chopped the shit out of it and all of a sudden it's this whole different song. But to him this is how it made sense and now its one of my favourite songs on the record. And Matt used a couple different drum sets on that song so it wasn't a full take [live performance]. So we got a little bit more creative on that one." (Total Guitar Bass Special, April 2004)

"‘Big Machine’, with a verse hinting at Alice In Chains’ menace and an irreverent chorus recalling 70's titans Marc Bolan and The Sweet." (Metal Hammer, April 2004)