Can someone PLEASE double-flush this turd?

Tony Iommi (or his handlers) posted "This is the end of a chapter, but not the end of the story" on his Facebook.

Apart from merch/reissues, place your bets. Tony Martin/Gillan tour? Big American stadium gig with guest singers? Ozzy hologram?

I bought access to the stream, watched it on the big TV with hifi speakers, so a nice front row experience. Despite the lineup being a bit too US thrash for my taste I ended up really enjoying the entire day - the sets and gaps between were short enough that it held my interest and didn't get boring...

Ozzy trying to remember how to sign his name on some Black Sabbath graffiti in his hometown Birmingistan.

Shame it didn't work out in Vixen, the single they released was great. Not really digging their new singer much.

Watched some clips on Youtube and expected to be cynical but was really impressed, they sound fucking great and Taime looks loads better. I hope this lineup records a full album of original material, they really do sound excellent. Great lineup, must've been a blast to see them in concert in such go...

Her music is lightweight, very average, leave this kind of music to the men.

I hate the rocker image on women, always have, deeply unattractive and usually a red flag for a psycho/mentally ill/slag.

Blackout In The Red Room - Love/Hate
Dead, Jail or Rock n' Roll - Michael Monroe
Cry Tough - Poison
Babylon - Faster Pussycat
One More Reason - L.A Guns

Edit, shit, forgot Girlschool - Britny Fox!

I was never much of an Aerosmith fan at the time (from around when Permanent Vacation came out onwards) but I've been playing the shit out of them this year, watched a ton of concerts and loved all of it, all eras. I think it was hearing Draw The Line on a playlist that pulled me in.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VohqpU0_gk

This came up in my recs, did a quick search on here and nothing came up - this is Kevin Steele's first song with the band, great sleazy rock n' roll track.

Definitely expected the second half and the encores to be mixed up more than that, they're still great songs but too predictable. I wonder if playing more familiar material was a way of breaking the new drummer in.

Any musician who identifies as a massive Kiss nerd is always uncool.

Why are they using Death Cult? Nostalgia tour? Death Cult shows feature setlists that only include songs from that era of the band through the Love album, nothing after https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/death-cult/2025/el-rey-theatre-los-angeles-ca-73462e59.html Thanks, great setlist, the band sound r...

Why are they using Death Cult? Nostalgia tour?

C-list band with a handful of A-list songs.

Landfill garbage. Who the fuck needs all that?

Excellent, a sequel to my fave comedy album of all time, One For All.

I wonder who is really playing drums on this shitshow - no way is Sheehan locking in with Noodle Arms.

The filming was excellent, made the theatrics look a lot more polished than they actually were. Great setlist, atmosphere and performances all round. Probably one of my fave concert movies and definitely a high point in the Coop's career.

It's like when they use "exhaustion" as a synonym for being strung out or in withdrawal as a reason for cancelling tour dates. Vince is most likely attempting to dry out and/or lose weight.

Even if Razzle had lived, Andy McCoy would've prevented them from having major success. Too much of a liability and fuckup and just incompatible with the business side of the industry. And McCoy was the heartbeat of that band, of course.

Anthrax.

Motörhead s/t to Overkill Mercyful Fate s/t to Melissa Dream Theater WDADU to Images Was gonna say Motörhead as well. From a so-so debut to their best album was quite the lap. Stay Clean, No Class, Capricorn, Metropolis, I'll Be Your Sister, the title track itself, it's just a relentlessly great al...

This is a most excellent development.

I'm a fan; I have all the albums. I feel like I've heard it - lyrically and musically. There is a little Spillways in the chorus mixed with another song (maybe Cirice?). I don't dislike it. It's catchy. It's just very familiar. Yeah, agree with you. This feels very safe and predictable - "oh, ...

Imagine all of your songs are about sex but you cant even see your own dick.

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 1:04 pm

REO Cokewagon wrote: ↑Sun Apr 06, 2025 11:46 am The most you paid for a meet and greet:

Whatever Happened To… wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 8:39 am I'd sooner lick my dog's ass and balls than pay to meet any person.

I'll get in on that dogball and ass licking if there's any left after you two are done with him.

Woof woof.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBUGAf5bVTk Great song, feels like proto sleazy rock to me. Anyone heard this before? Released in '77 as a non-album single but failed to chart. Punk happened. Also covered by Girlschool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDy0pY3ruak What an absolute belter of a track!

Great setlist, he's got a lot to choose from and that's a really nice spread of tracks from throughout his career. A track or two from his solo debut wouldn't go amiss, though - She's No Angel or Million Miles Away (not the Hanoi one) would be cool additions.

I'd sooner lick my dog's ass and balls than pay to meet any person.

Last show I saw was Kiss on their End Of The Road tour, I just haven't been bothered since. Had tickets for Mike Monroe the last time he played here but couldn't face it on the night. These days I have a dedicated home theatre/studio setup with a nice hifi and large screen, I've got 1000+ and count...