That was excellent. Love that song, and I like the tweaks from the recorded version they threw in, and the extended guitar work.

Before Trash, I knew Alice’s big hits and had a favorable view of him, but I didn’t own any albums. When Trash came out it blended right in with the hair metal I was into, and I thought it was pretty good. I ended up picking up a few of his albums after that and I dug it. I also got my younger broth...

Don, Vince and JBJ have some real competition.

Bruce Willis can’t be far behind now, can he??

The first CD I bought was Girls Girls Girls in spring 1988. I still didn’t have a player but a few of my friends did. I then bought the first 3 Crue CDs one at a time over the next few months. Then in 1989 I bought Pump, the Winger debut and the Skid Row debut. Shortly afterwards I bought a boom box...

Ahhh OK I was unaware of the Kelly angle.

If they were a real band ....Traci guns But as long as they play to a click it doesnt matter Back in the Brides of Destruction days that might've been a possibility. I remember Eddie Trunk asking Vince about that and he said "No. Not while I'm alive". Yeah I remember an article in RIP aro...

I went to the club date in Boston, who would have opened up, Saigon Kick? Hey, yes it was definitely Saigon Kick. I was there as well. It was at Citi which soon after became Avalon, which eventually got swallowed up with Axis next door to become the present day Boston HOB. My memory of the show and...

I really enjoy these. Thanks for posting.

Jizzy
Hetfield
Skid Row so I guess Bolan
Bieler
Mike Patton
Pinnick

VH III. What an awful album. I’ve tried several times to like it and it’s actually worse with each listen. I’m saying this as a big VH and Extreme fan who was excited for the album.

Thanks for the review. I wanted to go but wasn’t able to make it. The promoter Al is a great guy and carries the torch, so I’m glad it went well.

I’ve never listened to HEAT. I think I might now because that’s a damn good song.

For me it is probably something off Shout at the Devil. The title track most likely, as I had the cassette back then, so it was a pain to skip around. Back in Black is probably second, the first album I ever owned.

I got BiA when it was popular. Your Latest Trick still makes my chill/smooth playlists.

Tooting Bec Wreck-Hanoi Rocks

Been listening to Izzy Stradlin and the JuJu Hounds S/T and Neurotic Outsiders this week.