Dave Lombardo put out a solo album last year...I think I listened to a few minutes of it...nothing great, not my thing, I'll stick to my Slayer albums.

BulletProofPoet wrote: ↑Tue May 21, 2024 6:17 am All of a sudden I feel the need to listen to some Kid Rock!

This one's great, even tho it's a cover:

https://youtu.be/mt84J7U75e0?si=CU5L8uN_7idrCca3

Ronald McDonald would be a perfect fit.

Piece of Meat
Can't Stand the Heartburn
Beat Your Meat Blind
Rattlesnake Milkshake

Adam Bomb is a badass, the real deal...put's on a great show and is a true road warrior, going to great lengths to make it happen. His dog Pip is prolly the most travelled dog anywhere, even has a photo with Kiss from the End of the Road tour. He's currently finishing up a live album with Dieter Die...

No doubt he's racist, his first baby was with a black chick, that's a dead giveaway! Having a black drummer is also a sign of deep-rooted racism...

Rolling Stone magazine is toilet paper, they should focus on music instead of political bullshit...

Nah, they need a pro like Dilana!

I've never listened to the entire album, but my previous cover band covered Livin' on a Prayer, hated that song, fucking shite!

A bunch of Ace Frehley hitchiking photos, clearly he wants to bail the most of the 4.

Jingles has NEVER used the terms perfunctory, unremarkable, solid, boring, poignant OR unlistenable in his reviews.

I tend to vote for the candidate with boobs.

Voted for Bach!

I'm not home right now, so I can't count them, but I'm guessing I have around 1000... I still buy CDs, next one will prolly be Bach's latest! Last one I bought was Sinister's second album on Discogs. I listen to CDs half the time, and mp3 playlists off my computer the other half... Spotify can suck ...

Band name always turned me off...finally broke down and bought a live album a few years ago. I reckon it's pretty damn good...I've even seen them live but think it was without the almighty Donnie Vie.

Korn début album only
Soulfly

That's all I got!

I guess I'm racist, I honestly believe the Japanese race is superior to us whites, as well as the blacks, the Mexicans and all them other races. Lookit how civilised the Japanese are compared to us, and to other societies? They're orderly, respectful, clean, work hard, no bullshit drama (rare)... An...

I like SB and want to help, here's a draft: " Dear Skid Row, I've been thinking a lot lately. About how my latest album is so damn kickass, I don't need you guys anymore. I have the OG voice, can sing Skid Row AND my own songs on my own terms, and probably make as much money on my own as I woul...

Listening to it right now, it's fucking awesome, as good as Angel Down...and way better than Scab Row...

Great White, that Zep covers album is great.

Creative peak was from 1979-1979.

To Werman's credit, at least all of those albums sounded different. Theater of Pain's guitar sound does indeed sound muddy and cardboard-boxed, but Shout at the Devil's sounds razor-sharp, and Girls Girls Girls sounds good too... Whereas Andy Sneap, whose albums sound terrific, tend to sound a bit s...

They're ok, I give 'em an 8 outta 10. I had braces as a teen... but my lower teeth were getting crooked as fuck again a few years ago, so I went to the dentist who said that with braces they'd be straight again after a year and a half. So I pulled the trigger. Luckily, the covid mask thing happened ...

tooth wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 11:58 am I liked him as an artist the best. Big Black, Rapeman & Shellac music is all excellent. RIP

Not familiar with Rapeman, how were their tshirt sales at shows?!

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 3:15 pm Definitely after 1978, dingis.

There were 5 questions, superdingis! You ain't gonna tapdance your way outta this one, let's hear your thoughts!

PS - Van Halen is NOT a hair band. C'mon Bono, gimme a break... That's highly debatable, given some of the pictures that are out there. And the fact that they've influenced just about every hair band out there. And when you look at the playlist of any glam/hair metal event, there's always a few VH ...

Not a fan of Repentless or Hate Worldwide... If he's going to whip out songs he wrote he shoulda gone with Gemini or Piece by Piece, those are killer!

PS - Van Halen is NOT a hair band. C'mon Bono, gimme a break... That's highly debatable, given some of the pictures that are out there. And the fact that they've influenced just about every hair band out there. And when you look at the playlist of any glam/hair metal event, there's always a few VH ...

Black leather pants, New Rock boots, some semi-original shirts/tops I bought on Melrose or Hollywood Blvd ten years ago... ...and my Marshall half-stack/Bluguitar guitar preamp or Flyrig bass effects unit plugged straight into the venue sound system, depending on which band of mine is playing...I'm ...

Motley Crue - Too Fast for Love
Motley Crue - Shout at the Devil
Def Leppard - Pyromania
W.A.S.P. - debut
RATT - Out of the Cellar
Van Halen - VHI
Van Halen - Women and Children First
Van Halen - 1984
Dokken -Tooth and Nail
Steel Panther - Lower the Bar

I'm looking forward to the tour, with Russel running around the stage and Guns playing from the bathroom!

That's pretty weak. They don't even address the "ghosting" of the band issue...

I love Hold on to 18...but don't know of any other megabangers. One hit wonder syndrome I guess...?