Quick - name an Usher song. Just one. Anyone?

Because it's a stone cold perfect classic record?? idk... Again, someone who missed the point. Vh1 and Blizzard of Ozz and two dozen other albums are stone cold perfect classic records as well. They haven’t sold 25 million units. It's the perfect sweet spot of blues based rock (not metal) that has ...

What is it with Replacements fans always wanting to change the way the albums sound? Reminds me of Hollywood starlets with the fucking plastic surgery and botox. "Everyone agrees that I'm gorgeous and my face is perfect on camera... I must change this somehow." I don't get it at all. Last...

Interview with Bob Mehr, Ed Stasium on the new release https://youtu.be/O_siWl-AenE?si=OCRDIXGb6V3rECsT Another article that gets into the production quite a bit for those interested https://rockandrollglobe.com/rock/blood-on-the-tracks-remixing-the-replacements-tim/?fbclid=IwAR1B0P6E_cRs7VcjNRLBeW_...

The remixed version of the classic Tim album from 1985 is out today with a much-needed Ed Stasium remix. When it was released it was a huge album for myself and many others - great songs, great performances..... and a crappy sounding mix. We lived with it because it was such a good record, but this ...

Where I grew up, when I was 16 Back in Black was released. It instantly became our favourite record, and was played at every house party, bush party, bar, etc. for the next four years at peak levels and was easily most peoples go-to rock album. Everybody loved it and owned it. This doesn't surprise...

Weed, with a little shrooms a couple times a year at most

Where I grew up, when I was 16 Back in Black was released. It instantly became our favourite record, and was played at every house party, bush party, bar, etc. for the next four years at peak levels and was easily most peoples go-to rock album. Everybody loved it and owned it.

looks like ‘sticky fingers’ & ‘let it bleed’ had the classics. So.. how important was Mick Taylor in all of this? Critically. They never were the same again. Some Girls was the last gasp. Been downhill ever since, both live and on record. Yeah, but that's not the only factor. The songwriting pe...

Probably Paint it Black for me, but I'm currently digging Miss Amanda Jones

I also like it quite a lot, and even moreso the Best of that had songs from the first 2 albums. It's not modern metal, but interesting early 70's hard rock as others have mentioned.

I think I missed this tour, it was at the Tacoma Dome and I have zero recollection of that, I'll check my ticket stubs though. I saw the tour before and after this though for sure (World Vengeance '82 and Fuel for Life '86) World Vengeance was the one to be at from memory and looking at the setlist...

Ok what planet is Charlie Watts more famous than the guy that sang Yellow Submarine and With A Little Help From My Friends? You’ve also got generations of kids from the late 60s to about the mid 80s who watched this : https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSJXlbuG2BAg7ONjjoXY0PJEEu05...

I never got the vaccine nor covid. Fortunately I don't work for a corporation that mandates. Girlfriend does and had no choice but to get the vaccine for her career. She got covid and was bedridden for a week. And? Your experience is not reflective of most experiences world wide. You're damn lucky ...

I dunno, from what I’ve seen on there this Grand Classic fella seems to be the relatively normal poster on that site, calling out the Kisstards on their ridiculous takes.

I never got the vaccine nor covid. Fortunately I don't work for a corporation that mandates. Girlfriend does and had no choice but to get the vaccine for her career. She got covid and was bedridden for a week. And? Your experience is not reflective of most experiences world wide. You're damn lucky ...

No Malcolm, no Phil, not AC/DC

Yeah, I'm diggin' this too. Growing on me after a few listens.

Ron had the pedigree of already being a famous rock star, with Jeff Beck, Faces. I'm sure Jones is a stellar bass player, but few had ever heard of him, Ron is a star, Jones is a sideman. Anybody with even minor music industry knowledge had heard of Darryl Jones. He was bassist for Sting's first po...

Wikipedia says Ron Wood was made official after a year of playing with the Stones, and a full partner financially after 15 years. The guy on bass has been in the band 29 years and still isn't even a member. I'm sure the paycheck is good, but Jesus Christ. Can't throw the guy a bone and list him as ...

roxxxtar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 10:59 pm I’d rather listen to Wild Boyz on a loop than listen to a minute of this shit.

Too bad about your shitty taste in music.

Hoping the Stones can finally put together one more great record that they haven't quite been able to do for the last forty years. Who knows? They've been working on it for several years so here's hoping. I didn't mind a few songs from the blues album they put out a few years ago. It was maybe a lit...

Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers

Yes - 90125

I'm 59 and lucky me, I don't really have any aches and pains. But I sure get tired, and napping has become a regular thing, lol.

It wasn't like a "hit" song on the radio, but it was known and liked by rock fans pretty much immediately. Everyone was interested in what Ozzy was going to do after Sabbath, but it was definitely Randy's playing that got everyone's attention.

You know Donald is thinking, "when I'm President again...."

I remember Johnny from back in the day when he was in the Cadillac Tramps, we did their shows up here in Canada. No real stories, just a solid guitar player, good look and a fun band.

Forget Crazy Horses. I give you, in all their 70's glory - The DeFranco Family with 'Heartbeat, it's a Lovebeat.

https://youtu.be/I3Iw2qYtN8A?si=g7YQno_v1L2TLvYO

I guess everyone here is too cool to say the obvious - Nevermind by Nirvana. It's the one with the best songs and that always wins.

CNN reporting there's around 1,000 people missing. This does not look good.