Sounds pretty damn good to me, and nice and speedy (regardless if the numbers are accurate in the OP). Cool that they still bust out plenty of heavy old shit and can still play it with energy. Also, has Lars' kit gotten even smaller? It's the same config he's had since the mid-90s but the actual sca...

Great album. Cool that they finally got a chance to play some of it live last year when they were blowing WASP off the stage every night. Which brings up a question. They do tours like that once in awhile, and some festivals, but never seem to get on a "big" tour. For example, why wouldn't...

Actually the first thing I noticed was Wade Hayes, and was wondering why the original guitarist of Roxx Gang is now a country artist.

Different guy though.

Danny Spanos covered it before Hardline and it might be the best version.

Dokken portion of 1988 Monsters of Rock, so it was still in the day on a really hot day. Went with three friends, but we got separated after Metallica. Was next to a buddy of mine, and as Dokken started up, there was this girl in front of him (who we didn't know) and who seemed to be "feeling ...

Turned 43 in March. Been in physical therapy every other Monday for years treating 5 compressed discs in my neck (probably from football 25+ years ago), thoracic outlet syndrome, UV joint and rotator cuff problems. Used to get godawful migraines from all the above, though those have subsided for the...

^^^ I remember the insanity of being a dumb teenager driving in from the suburbs and trying to find parking around the Aragon Ballroom (and the Riviera for that matter). Can't imagine that situation has gotten any better. I was at the Riv back in December to see Blackberry Smoke. Parking was still ...

Dokken portion of 1988 Monsters of Rock, so it was still in the day on a really hot day. Went with three friends, but we got separated after Metallica. Was next to a buddy of mine, and as Dokken started up, there was this girl in front of him (who we didn't know) and who seemed to be "feeling ...

As for no Chicago date, that's not surprising. Lots of bands are avoiding Chicago like the plague, and rightfully so. It's a fucking mess there. Bands (at least some of the ones I'd go see) are playing the far northern burbs, or further downstate. I did see Travis Tritt in my hometown in Joliet las...

^^^ I remember the insanity of being a dumb teenager driving in from the suburbs and trying to find parking around the Aragon Ballroom (and the Riviera for that matter). Can't imagine that situation has gotten any better. I was at the Riv back in December to see Blackberry Smoke. Parking was still ...

The arena is about the right size for the bill, but that particular market isn't easy to tap into for metal fans. It's a double college town (Illinois State University - where I went, and Illinois Wesleyan University.) So you have this odd mix of tastes there. The locals are a lot of country & s...

Same record for $25 on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Badmotorfinger-LP-Soundgarden/dp/B07BSZVHFK/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=soundgarden+badmotorfinger+vinyl&qid=1692452662&sprefix=Soundgarden+Ba%2Caps%2C427&sr=8-2 Used - Like New for $20. Discogs has the record in the $20 range too. In-store p...

I don't need to hear any of that shit again, ever Exactly. I only need to like one Southern Rock band and for the last decade it's been Blackberry Smoke. They may be a couple generations removed from Skynyrd but they do it it much better. One of my favorites. Great band that's been at it for 20+ ye...

One of their best albums and gets extra points for doing all THAT on their debut. Of course "Free Bird" gets all the love, and while it's a great song it has absolutely reached the overplayed levels of "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions" and the like. Side One is a masterclas...

Listen to Songbook, his live acoustic record.

Everything you need to know about how great he was is on one disc.

You can just about guarantee the Steel Panther guys are making six figures each...maybe even high six figures. For one, they've been at it a long time. They likely still make money off their records. Probably more off merch. And tons off touring...and they tour a LOT. Not little 10-date runs, but b...

You can just about guarantee the Steel Panther guys are making six figures each...maybe even high six figures. For one, they've been at it a long time. They likely still make money off their records. Probably more off merch. And tons off touring...and they tour a LOT. Not little 10-date runs, but bi...

Love both...Live and of course "...East." Didnt Dokken (not shockingly) open those shows where ...Live was recorded? Yes, I was at the Dallas show they recorded for some of the home video/live album and Dokken opened. Did Dokken ever headline? They headlined some shows in Japan where they...

Love both...Live and of course "...East."

Didnt Dokken (not shockingly) open those shows where ...Live was recorded?

Anyway, worth it for Out In the Cold, Freewheel Burning and The Sentinel alone. Great stuff there

Pretty far from rock/metal, but anyone remember this semi-recent tune, King of Everything from Boy George? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCNF3wPgqFc

I don't care what anyone says, this is a damn good song.

RnRjUnKiE wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2019 9:26 am Picture Discs, Live LP's, a couple of Leathürs, plus all the good stuff that you could find in the 80's and 90's.

Just seeing this now What live stuff ya got?