This would have been the year to do it, with it being the 40th anniversary of Stay Hungry. I guess they still have time to put together a late fall/early winter run.

I never really cared for their ballads, but I love a bunch of their other songs. "Reach for the Sky", "All She Wrote", "Shake & Tumble", etc. are all great tunes. Over the years, in the clips I would see, he really seemed to do a good job of keeping his voice and pu...

I just got back from seeing Brit Floyd, a Pink Floyd tribute band that tours and puts on a big production. The show was phenomenal. They are great musicians, they sound just like Pink Floyd, and they have the visuals to match. This is the first tribute band I have seen, and it made me wonder what ot...

I have only flown on Spirit once, on a 4 hour flight, but I completely understand her having a meltdown. I will never fly that airline again.

One of my favorite artists ever. For post 1980s Bruce, I love The Rising album. It still sounds great today, but when you listen with the context of when it was released in your mind, it is amazing.

Fun band to see live in a festival setting.

Good song, but Goldilox is their best, IMO.

I love what some would call alt-country. This would be acts like Isbell, American Aquarium, Tyler Childers, Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, Lucero, etc. Bro country generally does not appeal to me.

He blames the death on the vaccine, but then goes on and on about how Kottak was a raging alcoholic and pill popper. The years and year of booze and drugs certainly couldn't have killed him.

Bach by a mile. It's a great song. While the lyrics to Bach's song are certainly not Dylanesque, the Frehley song sounds like it was written for a middle school talent show.

If it was based on just the first two albums from each band this would be tough, but with including the 3rd Tesla gets my vote. While I don't mind Heartbreak Station, Psychotic Supper is fantastic. I put it right up there with Mechanical Resonance and ahead of Great Radio Controversy on my Tesla's b...

BDG135 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 6:26 pm The song about Vinnie Vincent.

"Burning Bridges" would probably get my vote if it wasn't for the stupid talking part in the song. Ruined what was otherwise a great song.

I saw this show at Alpine Valley. I have probably been to 40 shows at Alpine Valley and this is by far the worst attended show I have seen there. We had lawn seats and security let us go go down to the reserved area and we ended up probably 15 rows back. As far as the show goes, Extreme and Cindrere...

I still listen III Sides every once in a while. I think it's fantastic, as is their latest album. I saw them in concert this year and they put on a great show.

9. Fantastic album!

I was super confused as it says they are playing the UW-Milwaukee Arena, which is the old MECCA and holds about 12,000 people for concert. When I looked it up it made sense as they are playing after a Milwaukee Admirals hockey game.

I love it!

I bought a ticket to a show on the Crazy Nights tour at the Dane County Coliseum, so that was probably somewhere around $15. That's pretty much it.

I love SiriusXM. For sports alone, it is worth it, but i have also found quite a few music channels I love. As for Hair Nation, I feel like they have really done a much better job lately of playing a wider variety of songs and some deeper cuts.

Hozier - Unreal Unearth
Rolling Stones - Hackney Diamonds
Extreme - Six
Tyler Childers - Rustin' in the Rain
Ben Folds - What Matters Most
Metallica - 72 Seasons

I just finished giving it a listen. I can't believe how good it is, from beginning to end. "Bite My Head Off" would fit in nicely on just about any of their classic albums.

When I first saw the video for "Somebody's Waiting" I instantly became a fan. I then went and bought the album, popped it in the tape deck in my car, and discovered that the rest of the album sucked and was no longer a fan.

That's catchy as hell. I dig it.

The backdrop when they performed "Where the Streets Have No Name" looks amazing!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3IwdwXbmlw

I love their first album. I saw them perform at an all day concert at Alpine Valley and they were pretty good live as well.

I'm a diehard Pearl Jam fan that has seen them close to 30 times, but I do think a casual fan would still enjoy the show. The tour they are on is much more heavy on 90s songs than in the past. I just saw them two weeks ago and at that show they played a ton of stuff from the first 3 albums. In looki...

I would go to this just to see them play "Green-Tinted Sixties Mind." That's such a great song.

I'm a fan. He writes some catchy stuff. I never really checked out his stuff until during lockdown he performed an entire concert of Nirvana songs on YouTube, which was great.

Would Giant be considered a hair metal band? If so, my vote would go for "I'll See You in My Dreams".

I just saw this show in Milwaukee last night. Both bands were awesome. Living Colour had a good setlist, better than the one posted, and sounded great. Corey can still sing his ass off, Vernon is still great, but their rhythm section is really what's impressive. Extreme was really, really good as we...