There you go. I didn't realized Nuno was singing the verses until I saw this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS_rgTWkf94 I was able to tell on the record. This tune is one of two that doesn't have a Gary Cherone credit, Nuno also co-directed and edited all the videos for Six himself. I knew ...

"Angry".... song is meh.

Stones haven't made a truly good record since 1982. Since then there's been enough really good songs to fill maybe 3 full length albums. The last tune I genuinely liked was "Doom And Gloom" from 2012.

VinceVanLane wrote: ↑Wed Sep 06, 2023 9:50 am There you go. I didn't realized Nuno was singing the verses until I saw this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS_rgTWkf94

I was able to tell on the record.

This tune is one of two that doesn't have a Gary Cherone credit,
Nuno also co-directed and edited all the videos for Six himself.

Overall, I like the songs on Carnival of Souls. The production kills it for me. Drums sound dry and flat. Imagine a song like "Hate" having big Revenge-style production. I posted a link to "Rain" recently as an example of KISS' grunge phase. It didn't sound bad after not hearing...

Wow..... you know it's bad when YOKO fucking ONO is singing better and more melodically than Paul Stanley. Holy shit.

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Thu Aug 31, 2023 1:21 pm What About Love too.

Yeah... and to think the band that wrote it, Toronto, tried really hard to try and break the US, and never did. They pulled down a pretty penny from that song for years.

We did get flown to LA for labels, but by that time we were in our mis 40s. Ain’t nobody got time for that. We also got a few dinky offers that a couple of the guys wanted to sign, but it they were bad deals, so the other guitar player, singer and i balked. The drummer and bass player would have do...

The video > the song itself

I do like this album and period in his career but not sure I’d drop that kind of money for the box, but looks great. I didn’t bite either for Sign o’ the Times, but it’s not one of my favourites of his, despite the critical acclaim. Alot of these boxes you end up hardly listening to the extra discs...

Tom Werman (especially after Shout At the Devil, which is a little thin in and of itself) Greg Ladanyi - makes drums to "boxy" and guitars too small Roy Thomas Baker - some good early work with Queen and then it just doesn't do it for me Those who I almost always like: Ted Templeman Jon B...

No, that band broke up in 2008. I got tired of sitting in my studio writing songs while everyone else was out partying, golfing and fishing. This is also when I got full custody of my son, and allowed me to spend much more time with him. Thank you for the compliment. Too bad. That was pretty good T...

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Thu Aug 17, 2023 4:45 am

dweezil wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 9:07 pm Dude is 72! Give him a break.

After 50 years in the business, he's still waiting for one...

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Fair.

Dude is 72! Give him a break.

They were a very good pop band that was fully capable of rocking.

Both Ultraphobic and Belly To Belly have outstanding songs muddled by bare bones production. I was discussing those records in another music board, stating that Warrant was one of the few glam/hair metal acts to adapt well into the alternative/grunge era. Mostly thanks to Jani's songwriting. Faster ...

I find it really amusing seeing the old school members (in more plain clothes) mixing with the scabs (in full goth gear).

Check out The Red Locusts album. “The Red Locusts is an American supergroup consisting of Rick Springfield, Matt Bissonette, Greg Bissonette and two others. The band released an eponymous album, The Red Locusts, in March 2021.The album is a tribute to The Beatles and power pop bands of the 1980s an...

Spacey's working again, but he'll never be on the A list again. Yeah, Mel Gibson came back, but he'll never have the pull that he had in Hollywood every again. He also didn't sexually assault anyone (that we know about). He'll make a good living playing support on other people's projects. Maybe he'l...

Anyone else get this one, yet? For my money, this is easily the best Buckcherry (or what's left of them) since Time Bomb . Really good riffs throughout. IMO, the latest CD (Vol 10) and the previous (Helbound) are both pretty good/solid. Certainly helping: Having a hit doctor co-write most of the re...

As an album, Permanent Vacation.

Get A Grip has a handful of outstanding songs (even better than PV, and up there with Pump), but half the record is filler, or that stupid Cryinamazacrazy bullshit.

Pretty sure the wife is there because she can't trust him to leave her sight.

He’s produced some of my favorite records: Tom petty -wildflowers Mick jagger- wandering spirits The cult - electric Rhcp-sugar Beastieboys-license Ragging slab-dynamite Funny you mention those records... mostly because those are records that Rubin was actively involved. not sure what he’s done mor...

Living Colour is a band whose big hits were definitely NOT their best songs. Type: https://youtu.be/1HbF3EAt3ck Nothingness: https://youtu.be/vqnVhCADFHY (this was remixed for single release to appear more R&B/hip hop, replacing drums with programming.. probably because the Stain record was flop...

Everybody Wants You.. hands down.
Don't Say You Love Me comes close.

Another Josh nutswinger here. Easily their strongest album since Era Vulgaris, but I cannot stand the snare sound. Both FF and Queens have opted to go for the most lifeless in-the-red-yet-soft-sounding snare sounds this time around and it’s the only sound for the entire record. The songs are great,...

I checked it out on YouTube because I always enjoyed "That Metal Show", but I was pretty bored by it. These guys are on there doing "6 Best Van Halen records" and "Best Ted Nugent albums" countdown. How stale can you get? For a guy who is supposed to be a music junkie ...

FreddyFender wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 4:15 pm Cool interview. Dude is just insanely talented, even though he had that Peter Frampton problem of never coming close to his first album.

In Frampton's case, it's measuring up to a live record. Which is probably worse.

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 3:14 am More Mick:

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/musi ... 234778252/

He thinks that MC94 would've been a hit if they changed their name. Chortle.

Nikki said it as such as well. Before he decided to start badmouthing the record.

There is a logic to the idea that those early Van Halen records were meant to be listened to in a shitty car stereo or boombox. Those early records, as far as recording technique, was not that elaborate. It could be argued that the Hagar records had more going on in those multitracks. Other than may...

I nominate 'Til Tuesday "Voices Carry." Going to have to throw Aimee Mann under the bus again and nominate "Time Stand Still" by Rush. I don't know that it's awful so much as extremely silly, while the song is somewhat poignant. By Rush standards, anyway. This is my sentimental ...