SchenkerFan wrote: ↑Sat Aug 30, 2025 6:05 amGrow up.

Says the man who still uses the word 'tards'

No Jabberwocky option?

Michael Sweet's self-titled debut was pop greatness. Although that was probably 90s. This was the last time he had niance to his voice and before all the doucheness

First two Nitro discs. Picked them up out of the 'free to a good home' bin at a used record store, listened to them, and then sold them to a different record store the next weekend for like $1 each

Well - upon a quick scan it certainly does sound better, but I can't imagine this recouping any type of investment

It would seem like, if they were willing to share the stage, a reunited Skid Row would help sell tickets on the Poison tour next year and at least play sheds. One would think they could manage 40 dates (even if they travel separately), it would make the fans happy, they would make decent money (i wo...

I can name at least 5 Creed songs off the top of my head, but can't think of a single Chevelle song. That is probably your answer right there

They solved the download issue so I bit the bullet and made the dollar investment. It's actually pretty good, and sounds like Firehouse. Prime Time era Firehouse, but still. Chorus could be stronger and it takes a while to get going, but a solid Firehouse song in 2025 with a new singer. Will listen ...

Stumbled across this - didn't know they went back that far. Gary definitely got better with a little practice

https://youtu.be/uItLswR53mI?si=qV8cRmTgpJM-vP61

The song is called Mighty Fine Lady. You can supposedly download it from their music site for $1 but I couldn't get it to work. And I didn't want to have to sit through the entire Eddie Trunk interview to hear it.

Here it is

https://youtu.be/9CCkfaBN4aY?si=pd67TISUAHZhWigq

Think it will sound good live - would prefer a less 90s industrial production

This was the video that started it for me... https://youtu.be/0c6tYOoyA7k?si=qidMs3behSCKSFfY We're Not Gonna Take It and Round and Round came first, but those were mostly about the video. Just Got Lucky (and shortly after Alone Again) were in heavy rotation on the local video show, and the video wa...

Flip your killer and filler sections and it would be closer

Side 1 sounds like a different band that no one (outside this board) wanted after Cherry Pie. Andy Warhol is nearly unlistenable

Vastly overrated, like MC94

Was in Cleveland this weekend and stopped by the casino to see the Billy Morris (ex- Warrant and Tuff) band Sunset Strip (80s cover band), and Travis from Steel Panther is on bass. Guess that Hollywood Gods n Monsters is no longer a thing? He looked good for fresh out of 'sex rehab'

We had a discussion about her a few years ago that similarly had little interest. She is hit or miss, but there is some good stuff. I prefer her S/T debut which is basically a cover of the Slippery When Wet album - see for example https://youtu.be/y4sizQPKhl0?si=1UnxtcwlcjPL5lnG I also liked the cov...

Played other fun songs at the Whisky as well - like Bad Things and Walk with a Zombie. They sounded great And I was surprised how many Stitched Up Heart songs I knew - they were better than expected No LAG sightings, though Do you know the Stitched Up Heart setlist ? My fiance who is coming with me...

Played other fun songs at the Whisky as well - like Bad Things and Walk with a Zombie. They sounded great

And I was surprised how many Stitched Up Heart songs I knew - they were better than expected

No LAG sightings, though

Meh. .. I know some people like them, and hey, if that's your thing, great, but to me, the only time they've ever had a pulse was with "Square Hammer". The rest has just completely missed me. Agreed. I should like them based on everything else I like. I keep trying. I just can't get into ...

Dillinger - Horses and Hawgs
Guardian - Fire and Love

Not sober

Saw them at a shed near Cleveland. Place was pretty full. As mentioned, the set list was great - a good mix of Sammy and Dave era songs, including Dave songs Hagar rarely played (and no solo Sam). Gary had a lot of energy and the Band sounded great. That being said, he was an odd fit, and the crowd ...

I kept waiting for it to kick in and it never did

Quicksand Jesus was not going to keep their female fanbase - not as good as the ballads on the debut and not a traditional love song. Going heavier on Slave was a conscious decision that was going to skew heavily male not matter what. For the direction they decided to go in, Slave was the better cho...

Maybe that will grow on me. I like the other single better

https://youtu.be/T4ZugUa-6l0

Sorry if already posted. The third pre-release did nothing for me

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 1:38 am

pieceofme wrote: ↑Mon Jan 13, 2025 6:48 pm They have about 5 good songs. Is that enough for a thumbs up. I'm not too sure

They're like a thumb sideways.

This. Musically more interesting from Pull forward, but who wants a serious Winger? The first two albums were at least cheesy fun

As mentioned this one is a classic - a candidate for top 10 of the genre - and I was a little surprised the ratings were not higher. Going back and revisiting, though, I would say very good. It is not like Hysteria or Appetite where any song could have been a single, but there is also not a single s...

Close call, but the production on S/T blows. Don't get the love for Hollywood Vampires or the hate for Vicious Circle

One Day Remains
My Champion
Metalingus

Savage Animal. Duh

The only drama in that fight was whether the Netflix stream would hold

Tyson threw 10 punches and collected a multimillion dollar payday

Faster to stand, and I'm an adult so I can actually aim. I am shocked this is a thing for guys who are Gen X