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L7: MONSTER Single Album (1992)

L7: MONSTER Album cover

Monster is a song by the rock band L7, written by Suzi Gardner. Monster was released in 1992 as a third single in support of their third studio album Bricks Are Heavy.

L7: MONSTER Album CD

Tracklist:

  1. Monster (Suzi Gardner)
  2. Used to Love Him (Guns N’ Roses cover)
  3. Diet Pill (Donita Sparks)

L7: MONSTER Lyrics

L7: MONSTER Album back cover

L7

L7
Donita Sparks: guitar, lead vocals
Suzi Gardner: guitar, lead vocals
Jennifer Finch: bass, lead vocals
Demetra Plakas: drums, backing vocals

Production and additional personnel
Mr. Colson: engineering
Steve Marker: engineering
Clare Muller: cover art
Butch Vig: production, recording
Howie Weinberg: mastering

https://www.l7theband.com

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