We have a guy like him in the White House. Except the White House guy has nukes instead of a .22 revolver.

I love Cheap Trick's first four albums. All Shook Up (5th album) had some good stuff on it too. I own all of their records. I have seen Cheap Trick live many times. I consider myself to be a fan. As far as professional guitar players go, Rick is pretty bad. He was better when he was younger. But now...

RIP Dickie. He had quite a career.

The Great White EP was great. The first album was okay. The rest was hit and miss. The blues rock thing got repetitive.

Sebitchin has hit the wall hard. Fat, ugly, terrible personality and his voice is grating. Nasally and whiny. If I was Snake, Rachel or Scotti, I would rather stick my hand in a meat grinder than work with this guy again.

Jack was once a great front man and singer. Now he is incoherent and physically fragile. What a testament to being a "Wasted Rock Ranger". He has the same vacant look Biden has half the time. What a time to be alive. Jack looks like Eric the Midget now.

Bach is an insufferable man child. To make matters worse, he is fat, ugly and doesn't sing that well anymore. Skid Row doesn't want to deal with that. Life is too short to willingly place yourself into toxic situations. I doubt the money difference between a Bach fronted Skid Row and some random sin...

My first album was Partridge Family "Sound Magazine". I was 9 at the time. Then I was able to get "The Partridge Family Album" and "Up to Date." There are some really good 70's soft rock / pop songs on those Partridge albums. I still listen to them occasionally. Later I...

I don't believe anyone in KISS even think about it. But if they do, they probably think very highly of themselves. After their long and lucrative career, I can't see them being bummed out they weren't in Steely Dan. People talk about superior musicianship or who is better. To me it comes down to win...

Rogan is fantastic. I don't have the time or inclination to listen to anyone's podcast. But what I have heard of Rogan has been very entertaining and at times enlightening. I imagine he is very polarizing since he isn't 100% in one corner politically.

Mother nature has finally caught up to Sammy. He is pushing 80. So in my opinion, standing upright is an accomplishment.

When looking at the roster of the RRHOF, I see names such as Clyde McPhatter, Dion, Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers, Pete Seeger, Lovin' Spoonful, The Moonglows, Pat Benatar and Eurythmics.

So yes.. Megadeth absolutely belongs in the RRHOF.

Never was booted out. The closest I came was at The Galaxy Theater in Santa Ana. It was mid 90's and Cheap Trick was playing. They made an announcement that photography was fine as long as you didn't use flash. I was taking a few photos (without flash) when I saw Rick giving me the stink eye from th...

I am still confused, why does he stand on a table cloth? If the entire band did, and the drummer riser was patterned the same, the back-drop, maybe the bassdrum-head, etc... It would make more sense. It looks goofy... or am I being a goof here? $tEvil Table cloth? That's Valerie's underwear dude.

No. I have seen both bands when they were intact and decent. No interest in either now. I passed up on a free Slaughter show last year because I didn't want to drive 30 minutes.

He isn't popular now. Wolfie definitely got a sympathy / curiosity bump with his first record. His second album didn't get the hype his first one got from MSM.

I loved Starsky & Hutch as a kid. I also enjoyed his part in Magnum Force as one of the bad motor cops. And of course, Salem's Lot. Rest in Peace Hutch!

BernieTaupson wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 3:59 pm

Metal Heart wrote: ↑Thu Dec 21, 2023 3:17 pm
Max is correct. I present Exhibit A. His above ramblings.

Have to quote six pages of text to add one sentence, fuckwit?

Yes. It was part of the point I was making. You were the dipshit that posted it.

NY Times For my entire professional life, I have started nearly every weekday morning with an extremely important productivity ritual: I make a coffee, I sit down at my computer, and I mess around on the internet for an hour or so. And, for most of my career as a writer, this has been an effortless...

I have seen Priest many times over the decades. I still support them, but live they are a bit.. tired now. I chose KK's Priest because it would be something new and more interesting. And it would be in a club setting. I hate going to arenas now.

I have been on 48 hours binge lately. They have a channel on You Tube with a ton of their episodes. This guy is toast.

I met Gene once at a bikini bar / music venue in Pasadena about 22 years ago. If my memory serves me well, I think the name of the place was Pleasures. Union was playing and there were maybe 35 people there. Gene walked in and I immediately recognized him. He walked to the bar and ordered a drink. A...

It would be really hard to beat out anything by Yoko Ono when it comes to worst songs. There was a song I once hated, but then it turned around for me. Come On Eileen by Dexys Midnight Runners was a song I could not stand to hear. And it was blasted constantly on MTV and FM radio. It would almost pu...

I never cared for The Cosby Show. It just wasn't my thing. However, I do love I Spy and The Bill Cosby Show. The Bill Cosby show (1969-1971) was him playing a High School Gym teacher named Chet Kincaid. My brother also had some of his comedy records that I would listen to religiously.

Their attempt at pop music with Unmasked.

My Cat. Alice Pooper.

SterileEyes1 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 08, 2023 11:31 am I cover Locomotive from the ground up and this will likely get more views. I can’t hate. Dude’s obviously doing something right!

I checked your stuff out. Great job man.

I respect both Billys. I listen to Squier way more than Idol.

The sound great. Thanks for posting.

I do. I own Thickskin and the new one.