Marchello did a guitar clinic at my high school.
Great guitar player.

Darrien wrote: ↑Mon May 20, 2024 10:21 am I was a huge Poison fan back in the day and I don't recall this song ever being played on the radio, and I barely remember seeing the video on MTV.

I got my first speeding ticket to Ride the Wind! lol Z100 in NY so it wa played at least once!

Social Disease is the sore thumb on this record.
Especially considering that they had Edge of a Broken Heart ready to go

I thought it was more too.

McClintock always has the best mashups! This one is just perfect! To be fair, this one was probably pretty easy to do. They're basically the same song. The Eddie-Sammy combination forms its most explosive bonding on “Best of Both Worlds.” Centered on a transcendent guitar riff not unlike the chorda...

But I really like those kids!!!

Nice interview
Still have no idea how he got on Def Lep’s radar though…did he know their management?

Greta Van Fleet

I always felt that Liberty was a spotlight hog

It seems like the non selling partner (JBJ and Hall) are upset because the other partner has set a value for the catalog that they don’t agree with.

No one cared.
No one cared in 1983.
No one cared in 1990.

Edit: Actually, no one cared about Anvil either, and I really enjoyed that documentary.

STRYPER - In the Beginning & Live in Japan
Def Leppard - Historia & In the Round
Poison - Sight for Sore Ears
Warrant - DRFSR live
Mr. Big - Group Portrait
Queen - The Magic Years

stevo wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 11:01 am Attention seeking morbidly obese twat

Yep.
She’s the reason Wolfgang is a morbidly obese twat too

Lilian Axe - Poetic Justice

Enslaved and Bitter Pill

The Steinman diaries about it are amazing - to hear him tell it, they're an bunch of brainless, talentless Brummies who were nothing more than Mutt's puppets. Steinman may be correct… Has any other Mutt produced band described him as a taskmaster? AC DC? The Cars? He only seemed to need to whip DL ...

HoldenSSV wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 6:35 am Somebody, somewhere kept a copy of the Def Leppard/Jim Steinman Hysteria mess.

I’ve been wiring for this since 1987!!! Lol

It's probably nutso stuff like "I want 50% of the brand and retroactive songwriting royalties for all the songs where I suggested a different kind of vocal take." That's why he's all "It's just business stuff in the way" and their story is always "We can't even stand textin...

Only heard them on the Transformers soundtrack.
Their version of the the theme song is awesome

Thought it was cool
Bought the cd from Columbia house lol

Liked it enough to keep it

10/10 perfect pop guitarist

Rob Lane wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 12:19 am POIZON 'Ride The Wind' Live in Nottingham
UK Poison Tribute.

https://youtu.be/bexXXEVF7IA?si=EIF1mxfvdv2AEQXY

We begged them to put it back in the set!!
That was great

Man, that made me laugh!

BACH!
I’m not going to see either version, but think of the sludge!!!!!

Fat_Elvis wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 10:13 am Where's Stryper's The Yellow & Black Attack??

That’s my pick

Michael Sweet playing in a really small bar in Long Island. Was this the very early 2000's? I think I was at that show! In the late 90's and early 2000's there were a lot of pop up places. They weren't really rock clubs. They were just rented out for the night. I saw a few bands in places like that...

Michael Sweet playing in a really small bar in Long Island.

It reads like something out of Spinal Tap! Lol
Internet chart????

What’s Steve Browns deal?
Is he a trust fund kid?
Power ball winner?

I think KIX is regarded better around here because they don’t talk too much, never seem to complain about their career and show up and play great shows.
They also don’t act like they were bigger then they were.