The answer to this question is: Steve Stevens & Phil Soussan.

Someone should ask them about John Sykes.

Ratt - Invasion of Your Privacy
Def Leppard - Pyromania
Dokken - Back For The Attack
Triumph - Thunder Seven
David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em & Smile
Night Ranger - Midnight Madness
Motley Crue - Dr. Feelgood
Krokus - Headhunter
Black & Blue - S/T
Sammy Hagar - Standing Hampton

eddie lee roth wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 1:27 pm I’m talking about his mom’s brother

That brother brought quite a bit of good insight to the story. He was one of the better interviews in there.

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 1:57 pm Or how he forced out a longtime member of his dad's band?

He didn't.

Dear god Amazing song.. recommend other songs by them please Chalkhills & Children Wrapped In Grey The Mayor of Simpleton Mermaid Smiled King For a Day Where Did All the Ordinary People Go The Wheel & The Maypole Easter Theatre Greenman The Man Who Sailed Around His Soul Rook Senses Working...

Nothing. I enjoy 2-3 songs from it, but it is largely absent the things I really enjoy most in King's X. Their stuff works a LOT better with the 3-part harmonies.

AlexVonHaig wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 9:08 am She mentions infidelity. Schnieder?

It was the original drummer for the band Private Life.

He's talking about all this stuff, but that was yesterday. What's Lou singing lately? I remember Lou doing a pretty big-budget Shadow King project that was mostly turgeo-id. One good song only, and that was the little acoustic piece done by Viv Campbell. Shadow King is possibly the worst "supe...

Worst RATT album if you count out Collage. It's a Desmond Child album but without the hooks and choruses he used to deliver in the 80's. What's funny is that BLOTZ is credited as writer for two of three decents tracks on the album, Can't Wait on Love and One Step Away. Giving Yourself Away is third...

I am hoping that Revelations does not come to pass.

Misunderstood

Not a masterpiece, but it was a step up from the two albums before. Shame Shame Shame is among their 10 best songs. Guitar sound it great throughout, and Warren gets a kind of groove to the rhythm playing that he hinted at on Reach FSK but he gets better here. The really obvious Desmond singles don'...

They never play How Can I Refuse, always thought it should get more love. Cool deep cut for a full set. Enough with the Zeppelin. Agree, and they need Even It Up and If Looks Could Kill, too. And 1-2 songs from the Jupiter's Darling era. Can't be too many from there as fans don't know that era as m...

He's talking about all this stuff, but that was yesterday. What's Lou singing lately?

I remember Lou doing a pretty big-budget Shadow King project that was mostly turgeo-id. One good song only, and that was the little acoustic piece done by Viv Campbell.

Bump for thread preservation! What's Donnie up to these days? Still methed out? probably. Was expecting to hear some good sludge from that little solo tour he did. Crickets. He's been in good shape and good spirits since the Beautiful Things record came out. It's funny...we have nothing to talk abo...

Heather Ann about to get a nice inheritance and "mailbox money."

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 6:36 am The Priest singer is Halford, dumdum. Mercury is the singer of Queen.

So they should have interviewed the band's bass player, Wayne Jobriath.

The riff/rhythm section really sucks, especially compared to original. Tempo is a bit staid, and it's just kind of clunky. But the vocal is cool, and Slash really gets it doing in the solo/jam section. Overall, I'll give this a B.

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2024 7:16 am Warren DiMartini is a good player who does use a pick.

Yes. And of course, Mick Mars played with a prick.

Matteo Mancuso would like a word.

Thought you'd say that but since you put UTG #2 anything was possible. UTG is a filler/skip track imo. 3-chord Jon Lord vamp that doesn't really go anywhere. So many other great songs on that album... Nobody's Home, Mean Streak, Hungry Daze... Nobody's Home I like, but the other two don't move me. ...

Thought you'd say that but since you put UTG #2 anything was possible. UTG is a filler/skip track imo. 3-chord Jon Lord vamp that doesn't really go anywhere. So many other great songs on that album... Nobody's Home, Mean Streak, Hungry Daze... Nobody's Home I like, but the other two don't move me. ...

Let me know if you have any cool ideas for guests (especially producers/mixers/engineers) Bill Bottrell Kevin Elson Ty Tabor (about both music-making and mastering and why the move to Kansas City) Mark Hornsby (Kevin Gilbert & more) Mike Clink Brian "Balance" Moritz (on helping pull t...

Maddest Hatter
Shattered
Sunless Days
Little Girl
Prozac Nation
Dancin' (The Irish Song)
Oasis
Empire
It's Another Day
Gypsy

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 8:29 pm

Mister Freeze wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 4:06 pm Kinda weird. CMC became a place for bands in the '90s who could no longer get attention from major labels... Then got bought by a major label.

Kalodner's Folly. None of those records even went copper.

Kalodner had Portrait.

I'm glad. Always like podcasts with producers, and you tended to ask good questions. For a few years, I regularly looked for it, and I've missed it while it was gone. This is good news. Thank you.

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 5:20 am

Van Ailin' wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 8:38 pm Deep Purple. That's the 2nd best song on their comeback album.

Odd take... which one's 1st?

Knocking. I don't enjoy the title track much at all.

Don Dokken (solo band with Norum, Billy White, and Ken Mary) When was Mary in DD's solo band? AFAIK they started with Swedish drummer Hempo Hildén (who also was in John Norum's solo band) and did some photos and demos with him, and for the album and tour they had another Swede, Mikkey Dee. Anyway w...

Toy Matinee Jellyfish The Grays Yngwie Malmsteen with Jeff Scott Soto (really wish Jeff sang on the third album) Michael Schenker Group with Graham Bonnet (though nothing was going to work due to Graham's drinking and Michael's drugging) Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe (would have liked a 2nd album th...