Take Taylor for a chance at a 3-way with Blake Lively?

Randy Bachman ultimately did not regret leaving The Guess Who, although he's said it got really dicey for him in '71 and '72 before BTO got going. Just prior to that, he had to a stay awake all night quite a bit to make ends meet.

I’ve listened to a lot of Pilson interviews. He’s very intelligent and levelheaded. If he says greed and ego got in the way of Dokken’s success, then I believe him. Don says drugs hurt the cause, and he would be right about that too. I hope for one last album or tour but the odds look bad after thi...

Bill Bruford did not regret quitting Yes . . . either time it happened.

I’ve listened to a lot of Pilson interviews. He’s very intelligent and levelheaded. If he says greed and ego got in the way of Dokken’s success, then I believe him. Don says drugs hurt the cause, and he would be right about that too. I hope for one last album or tour but the odds look bad after thi...

That's their best tune. I saw Randy do it live last October, and he and his band still sounded excellent.

Once. Michael Schenker Group at Toad's Place Club in New Haven, CT in Fall 1989. Had gone up to the roof of the club with a friend as I was under 21 at the time. We had audio a little bit of visual access from a skylight. Unfortunately, when stepping only the roof from the next building, my foot hit...

No more Jesse Jane. Photos for remembrance?

Buckingham Nicks (although I have a grey-market CD from Japan that is quite good)

DemonFilth2001 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 20, 2024 1:57 pm

Van Ailin' wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 5:56 pm Thank God he stayed with what he was doing. Assault Attack is better than any post-Randy Ozzy album. Maybe not be leaps and bounds, but it is.

Not better than Bark at the Moon, The Ultimate Sin, No More Tears, No Rest for the Wicked, Ozzmosis, or Down to Earth.

Better than all of those.

La Macarena (was an alternative to good)

Sheryl Crow(e) - Leaving Las Vegas (and I like the album it's from)

Thank God he stayed with what he was doing. Assault Attack is better than any post-Randy Ozzy album. Maybe not be leaps and bounds, but it is.

Sailing the Seas of Cheese

There aren't any good Slaughter songs, but maybe "Fly To the Angels" gets close. "Up All Night" is one of THE worst tunes in the entire genre.

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 8:08 pm
Fuck Clenney - Prolly wouldnt get violent till we were declared by and gf... at least i hope not

You've already been declared bi.

No, he will not.

HottKarl777 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 09, 2024 1:58 pm sobriety sucks

It is by far the best thing. Overwhelmingly so.

I'd have Mother Love Bone in there, but perhaps they really should be considered '80s. No "Rage" because while I like Tom and enjoy the rhythm section, I cannot abide the singer for an instant. MLB. Known for an OD, two members of Pearl Jam, and a successful tribute album. Overall, a blip...

1) Alice In Chains
2) Soundgarden
3) Screaming Trees/Lanegan solo
4) Pearl Jam
5) STP

I'd have Mother Love Bone in there, but perhaps they really should be considered '80s. No "Rage" because while I like Tom and enjoy the rhythm section, I cannot abide the singer for an instant.

Clark did play on it. I do remember an interview where he did say he didn't get to do as much but didn't say why. But later we learned this was when he first started show up at the studio too drunk to play sometimes. He still had some great moments on the album. Wasn't Armageddon It his big moment ...

They changed the key, and Ann sounded fine. Nancy sang a little flat once, but she was mostly in with the keyboards. But mandolin: guitars are strung in 4ths, mandolins in 5ths (like a violin). Just because there are frets doesn't mean it's right. They could have de-tuned it to match the song, but i...

Coolest: Rick Wakeman Steve Lukather Rita Guerrero Simon Phillips Cool: Steve Howe Adrian Belew Jeff Kollman Steven Wilson Difficult: Kurt Cobain (pre-fame) Tobias Forge Sheryl Crow David Baerwald Wow! Steve Howe, it would be very interesting to meet him. I love yes. Clse to the edge is my favourit...

Coolest:
Rick Wakeman
Steve Lukather
Rita Guerrero
Simon Phillips



Cool:
Steve Howe
Adrian Belew
Jeff Kollman
Steven Wilson


Difficult:
Kurt Cobain (pre-fame)
Tobias Forge
Sheryl Crow
David Baerwald

and all of it sucked - Blue Murder and Slip of the Tongue are fucking garbage. The Blue Murder album was fantastic, better than 1987 to me (but that's largely because the rhythm section is better). I saw the tour live, and Sykes could play all the parts really well, including a couple of 1987 tunes...

jetboy wrote: ↑Mon Dec 18, 2023 12:39 am Anything from this slab of excrement:

Nah. The final track, "Invasion," is really good.

Jan Terri - Losin' You

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IO2oayC54dg

Never hated it but never loved it either. The only really good song was "Riad 'n the Bedouins," which didn't sound much like GNR.

JinglesTheChristmasMouse wrote: ↑Tue Dec 05, 2023 11:30 am - that Ace Frehley was a better guitar player than Brian May.

Inaccurate/foolhardy

70s: $0
80s: probably about $150
90s: $40
00s: $20
10s: $0
20s: $0

Genesis
Duke
Abacab

I like Can't Dance (some of it, like Fading Lights). I despite Invisible Touch and Calling All Stations. They needed Francis Dunnery or Kevin Gilbert as the singer. Had Gilbert been over there recording with them, we'd likely still have him with us today.