VH3 does indeed have some cool guitar stuff on it but suggesting it's anywhere near, say, Fair Warning is preposterous.

Jellyfish was great but XTC was the greatest.

As you were, lads.

Psychobolia.com wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 6:32 am My Top 5:
Slayer - Decade of Agression
Exodus - Another Lesson in Violence
Priest - Unleashed in the East (yeah, I know...)
Pantera - Official Live: 101 Proof
Ozzy - Tribute

Great list.

Tribute, especially. What a great album.

Early 90's: Gregorian chants

Late 90's/early 00's: Old gospel and blues songs remixed

Late 00's/early 10's: Bearded folk bands get Clear Channel push to steer kids away from black music

COVID times: Sea shanties

Also also, the whole point of RFK Jr, and why he's getting squillions of GOP dollars, is to be a spoiler for Biden--to divide the Democratic vote.

If he ends up doing that to Trump, that is what the kids call fucking around and finding out. I will laugh and The Narrative will laugh with me.

The "narrative" will be that Robert Kennedy divided the Republican vote.......... Any time something happens that a Republican doesn't like, it's blamed on The Narrative. I predict it will continue to be hilarious to me to watch people whose identities revolve around being skeptical of th...

I predict the next singer of Skid Row will be...

Jeff Scott Soto.

It kinda freaks me out to think about! :shock: I joined this forum almost 20 years ago, if I recall. Same year as Katrina, I think, so 2005? 20 years from now, these bands are going to be gone. Mostly dead. We're marching closer to the nothingness every day, my dudes. Anyhoo, you think we'll get ano...

Pulp is incredible. I can listen to that song 11 times in a row.

No Alex, almost no Classy Mikey, and Gary Cherone of Extreme on vocals. What a perfect storm of terrible choices.

No judgment! No judgment!

Ya got SLEEK'D

They rocked.

God no.

Don't fight a land war in Asia and don't argue with a guy named "Aznsquirt" about the definitions of coercion and seduction.

CrankerBait wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 10:13 am

Black Stuff wrote: ↑Sun Apr 14, 2024 6:05 am My liking priest was about the music, not anyones sexuality.

Exactly. The same goes for other bands/artists I like.

It didn't ENHANCE your enjoyment of "Heading Out to the Highway," finding out it's about the Hershey Highway?

Okay.

If you like the song "Love of a Lifetime," you are probably a little gay.

I would. I didn't know he was a pronoun until he said so, in the 90's. Before that, he had all kinds of chicks jump his bones.

Then he was like "I am a he/gay" and he was.

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 9:26 amOh. Right. Due to the fact that the Shocker soundtrack featured a lot of metal bands, it would make even more sense for him to have been included on it than Ozzy Nelson.

All good. You're just asking questions.

I described my drumming style as "Phil Rudd with CTE" which sounded like a slag but really was me right chuffed re: Phil Rudd's drumming.

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 9:10 am Do you mean Ozzy Nelson, the TV star? I like him too.

Ozzy Osbourne

He's the guy from MTV with all the dogshit everywhere.

That would've been cool, I really like Ozzy.

I can't believe it took the show almost 25 years to have Richard Lewis workshop jokes at AA meetings. Such a funny idea. I loved seeing Lewis all season. He looked like he was on death's door--and apparently was--but the show would not have been the same without him. re: Finale Perfect finale. Going...

Tymaster wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 3:58 pm From a douche that makes his living from...checks notes...Hair Nation.

Cry...checks notes...master

He's going to work himself up right into a heart attack. Someone's going to call Kix a hair metal band and his ticker's going to pop like a zit.

Anyone else having this issue? Can’t find any new stuff I really like. Tired of the old stuff I listen to. Rarely listen to music anymore. Haven’t picked up an instrument in months. Not being a goof, this sounds like depression. Hang in there! You'll bounce back. I recommend burning one and putting...

Bring back Zippy Sheart!

For $1200, I better get edged by The Edge.

"New Mistake," "The Glutton of Sympathy," and "The Ghost at Number One" is a three-song run that is goddamn astonishing. Unbelievable pop songwriting.

Going with Spilt, boys.

I've said a few times since 2016 that I can't believe a John Hinkley Jr. is out there looking for this guy. Edit: Mind you, I'm not advocating that. I'm just saying with the crazies he attracts there must be crazies he repels. Though a debilitating stroke, I wouldn't shed a tear over. Hopefully eve...

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