Michael Wilton of Queensryche - always very quiet and soft spoken

Looks kick-ass to me!

Slaughter "Fear No Evil" and Tyketto "Strength in Numbers" - both the albums covers and the music itself were great!

I'm not 100% positive, but I believe this shelved album was ultimately released as Monkeyhead in 2001 on Frontiers Records. Jason Hook is the guitarist and Beau Hill produced.

There's a song on the album called "Dragon Fly", and I vaguely remember seeing the band featured in Metal Edge.

Anthrax442 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 28, 2024 12:52 pm I'm surprised no one mentioned Scorpions "Face the Heat". That's a fantastic album, but unfortunately they decided to go totally soft afterwards with "Pure Instinct" which is a total snoozefest.

I agree. Although album opener "Wild Child" is really good!

Not sure why Tesla, Steelheart, and Trixter are in the poll. I didn't notice anything heavier about those albums - just a continuation of their original style.

Shotgun Messiah "Violent New Breed"

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The first 30 seconds of "Every Minute Every Day" are truly epic!

https://youtu.be/byc5_K3hDMc

Over the Edge
Real Genius
Stripes
Wayne's World
Carrie
Dawn of the Dead
The Thing '82
Meatballs
Airplane!
Detroit Rock City
Boogie Nights

Jon Levin's first show with Dokken in Tucson, AZ May 2003

MattleyCrue wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2024 8:07 am Yeah I don’t know why they play late Let It Rain. They should have played the way it used to be. That song rocks!

Yes the Philippino guy is in the band

I'd be happy hearing anything off "Freedom". Instead, they pick the worst song on the album to play live.

The last song on the album, "Sweet Pain", is excellent!

Looks like the exact same setlist from the 2022 tour; right down to the crappy "Let it Rain" song from the two-yeard-old "Freedom" album. Only the Young Guitar Solo Stone in Love Don't Stop Believin' Lights Send Her My Love Who's Crying Now Escape Mother, Father - Deen Castronovo...

Interesting. I didn't know the drums were programmed on that album.. I knew that Def Leppard programmed all drums on Pyromania and Hysteria.. What other hard rock bands/albums had programmed drums?? Check out Kuni's "Looking For Action" - sounds a lot like Slaughter's drum sound since Dan...

Mitch Malloy from Great White

The Stowaways!

Tesla - "Last Action Hero"

These are the three that I recall during those years: 1999 - Rock Never Stops with Ted Nugent, Night Ranger, Quiet Riot, and Slaughter - it was outdoors and I recall Kevin Dubrow holding onto his hair when a blast of wind came up. 2000 - Power to the People tour with Poison, Cinderella, Dokken, and ...

That album is really good! I remember he snuck the Purple Rain riff into one of the songs.

The All New Generation - "Skid Row is....the youth gone wild!"

Had the chance to see Dirty Looks many times in the 90s, but didn't become a major fan until after Henrik died.

DonJuanDeMarco wrote: ↑Mon Jan 15, 2024 9:00 am 4th albums bombed. Cinderella for the win here too but there was nothing on Still Climbing that was as good as the best songs on the first 3 albums.

"Bust a Nut" a bomb?? It went Gold in 1995, which was a pretty big accomplishment at the time.

The song about Vinnie Vincent. "Burning Bridges" would probably get my vote if it wasn't for the stupid talking part in the song. Ruined what was otherwise a great song. What? I love that part! "Oh no -.you've got a headache? Maybe I should give you some Aspirin, huh?" 😎

Gibsonite wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 8:41 pm Which one of their songs is the shortest? I'll go with that one

"Thinking of June" is 1:06

Love both bands, but chose Great White as they have a stronger catalog of music in my book: "Shot in the Dark", "Once Bitten", "Twice Shy", "Hooked", "Psycho City", "Let it Rock", and "Sail Away" are essential; whereas Warrant jus...

Love_Industry wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2024 5:33 am Reach for the Sky from the 2nd album.

Agree! With "Mad About You" or "The Wild Life" as runner-ups.

Absolutely!

Slaughter is always energetic and fun even if their setlist is frustratingly stale.

Great White with Brett sounds excellent! And they've been bringing some obscure gems such as "Stick It" and "The Angel Song" back into their set.

BiggusDickus wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 5:57 pm Douche: Scott Coogan (Ace's band).

What did he do? He's currently touring with Stephen Pearcy and always seems cool in Jason Green's tour videos.

Love the song, but it just sounds like Robin Zander and some studio musicians.

I was warned that Eric Bloom of Blue Oyster Cult isn't very fan-friendly, but both times I met him, he was nice as can be.