This cd-band-shows- big reason made my life awesome!
ICONIC- LEGENDARY
Thank You!
Cranking this cd on way to school-on way to WWF ringside events- driving nice ski boat in summer- snow skiing trips- on the beach in San Diego- halftime Elway Bronco games- lunch time with cheerleaders(girls)
Wasn’t brainwashed to love or respect Black Sabbath, Van Halen..thank God
BLACKOUT IN THE RED ROOM
Jani Lane and Bret Michaels should form a band called "Nelson II"
One of my favorite releases. Was blown away when I first heard it. Still play it quite often. Didn’t get to see them live until the next record but they were great live as well.
LovePowerFromTheMamaHead wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 6:22 pm
I guess I am in the minority here, but I thought Wasted in America was better.
I like the demo version of Angel better than the album version.
Anyway, I didn't say that. It wasn't me. It must have been my Evil Twin.
"Wasted" was awesome (really love "Miss America"), but I'd put it below the debut by a smidge.
agreed on the early version of "She's An Angel", though I don't think it's a demo. you are referring to the track that was on the "Nightmare" soundtrack, right?
Rocker4Real wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 4:19 am
What is Jizzy up to these days? I went to his insta and the website listed is no longer functional. The man needs some marketing assistance.
LovePowerFromTheMamaHead wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 6:22 pm
I guess I am in the minority here, but I thought Wasted in America was better.
I like the demo version of Angel better than the album version.
Anyway, I didn't say that. It wasn't me. It must have been my Evil Twin.
"Wasted" was awesome (really love "Miss America"), but I'd put it below the debut by a smidge.
agreed on the early version of "She's An Angel", though I don't think it's a demo. you are referring to the track that was on the "Nightmare" soundtrack, right?
I didn't know about that version. I just have a bunch.of demos I traded for years ago with earlier versions of the songs, and the later Skoe with Skid singing and the version with Moe singing and the Devil Party Anthems
ROADHEAD wrote:No, the book is live. I can see guys holding guitars in it. It's a live book.
DeathCurse wrote:A guy like Mamahead couldn't inspire anyone to hand over 5 bucks. He's not a douche, he's not awesome. He's just here.
Rocker4Real wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 4:19 am
What is Jizzy up to these days? I went to his insta and the website listed is no longer functional. The man needs some marketing assistance.
Quiet Riot, no? I'm not that up to speed on QR dealings.
LAglamrocker wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 3:56 pmClub was packed with Metal Edge fans 18-30..no stupid Rush Roll The Bones dipsh*ts
Rocker4Real wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2024 4:19 am
What is Jizzy up to these days? I went to his insta and the website listed is no longer functional. The man needs some marketing assistance.
In addition to doing L/H and playing all of Blackout on their UK "tour" this year, he lives in Vegas and does Raiding The Rock Vault when he's here: https://www.raidingtherockvault.com/the_band/
Another fine album Tom Werman brought into the world.
I was in the studio doing some fucking thing and the guys mixing that (I think it was Werman's usual guys Duane and John) played me a couple tracks including Why Do You Think They Call it Dope, and it sounded fantastic, weird and fresh.
I mean, I gotta say, if you're going to hear something the first time, direct from the master tapes on the big speakers in a pro studio is a pretty good way.
ROADHEAD wrote:I've never tasted coffee
HueyRamone wrote:I like Radio Gaga
HueyRamone wrote:QUIT FUCKING WITH MY SETLIST, ASSWIPE!
Blackout In The Red Room birthday was major success 
