Haven't listened to hardly any of them but they have some cool album covers.

Got home, raised one up and have been dropping the needle on Ozzy records ever since. Hope the neighbors are enjoying the show. RIP Ozzy! wait, u actually have Ozzy & Black Sabbath vinyl records?? Which ones u have, and which ones did u play yesterday?? Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath Vol ...

They have some really good stuff that doesn't get mentioned all that much like "On The Hunt" , "Cry For The Bad Man" and "I Need You". Came here to mention these EXACT 3 :lol: On the Hunt is one of their best and most overlooked. My fav Skynyrd songs rotate all the tim...

Heard the news at work like many people. Sucked. Told some coworkers about the time back in first grade I brought my brother's copy of Ultimate Sin in for show & tell. Got sent to the principal's office and grounded :lol: Absolutely worth explaining my love for his music even at age 7, and that ...

What an utterly dumb fucking song title. How can anyone think that's remotely cool, clever, fun or interesting?

As has been alluded to in this thread, the concept of FU money is subjective. For some, FU money is being able to walk into a McLaren dealership, tell the salesman "that one!" pay for it with cash and drive off with it. For others, it's having just enough to stop working and invest it/save...

Definitely my 20s. Did my most stupid but fun shit. Went to college twice. Hooked up with a few of the low-key/quiet girls from my HS who got hot 5-10 years after, had a couple fun jobs, fucked off and basically "got started" in many ways in life. 30s were okay, up and down. Actually got i...

Off-topic but didn't someone post a video here of Navarro playing a song or two with Marilyn Manson? At least I think it was Navarro...can't recall and it's driving me nuts. Wasn't pro shot, but was a cool tune, slow & heavy. It was Manson and someone, thought it was Dave. I know that's vague as...

Saw .38 last January here in my town and several other times in the past decade or so. They're always a good, fun show. Nothing fancy or gimmicky, they just stay in their lane and play, and they still do it well. Don Barnes just doesn't stop. They've been described as a perfect greatest hits band an...

This guy. One of the first shows on his Farewell Tour, which actually WAS a Farewell Tour. No fanfare, no bullshit, no big final send-off, and no subsequent tours. He said he was gonna stop playing and he did, which IMHO is just another thing that adds to 'ol Bob's legendary status. One of the all-t...

Most of the good ones have already been mentioned above. I'll add... Bullshit office/business/marketing fluff. I work at a marketing agency so you can imagine all types of shit like "tailored solutions" and "meeting your objectives." Fortunately we've wiped that crap from all cre...

My only thought is what the HELL is Paul drinking? It's got a straw but kind of looks like a beer? I think it might actually be... a Shandy :) The fruitiest way to drink a beer. Either that or a sloe gin fizz. Which he probably ordered like the chorus to Cold Gin. Or it's a kiddie cocktail.

Not as hot as Sabrina Salerno. https://i0.wp.com/www.culledculture.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Screen-Shot-2014-06-24-at-6.00.44-PM.png?fit=575%2C383&ssl=1 https://photos.tf1info.fr/images/819/460/sabrinaboys-fd8f39-0@1x.jpeg Good Lord, I can't believe she was only 19 when she shot the Boys ...

Kenny Rogers Linda Ronstadt Emmylou Harris (early in her career. She started writing her own stuff after a while) Semi-related, but does anyone else get annoyed when people think that an artist wrote a hit song that's a cover? As one example that just came up last week at a bar I was at, some fuckin...

Still a bit under the radar after 25 years (by choice, they do everything themselves), but Blackberry Smoke deserves a vote. They're never not touring, with most years in the 200-date neighborhood. They basically only stop to record, and sometimes even that's done on a day or two off on tour (as two...

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Wed May 28, 2025 9:52 pm Carson Daly was never good at anything.

He somehow was good enough for Jennifer Love Hewitt when she was an early 20s smokeshow. Still can't figure out how he pulled that off.

Buffy. Admittedly it was a guilty pleasure show back in the day and the finale was fairly open-ended. Curious to see who/how things are with the characters 20 years later, though I'm guessing appearances from the original cast will be minimal, if any. Looks like some of the original producers are ba...

(Sorry to take a page from Jingles' playbook.) Fucking excellent. Only wish he included "Still the Same" but otherwise, top notch, on par with Live Bullet. In fact, play those two records back to back and you have the ultimate Bob Seger experience. I have 7 soundboard recordings of the co...

Slightly off topic, but when I encounter a Springsteen fanatic or a New Jersey native (generally one and the same), I’ll sometimes let drop that IMO Seger is superior to Springsteen in every way - songs, performance, consistency. Try it sometime. Their reactions are epic. Oh I have on several occas...

Nearly 40 years on, and it's still kind of "meh" to me. It took me a long time to be even close to "getting it" (no pun intended). I think it's an interesting experiment and at times, a kind of cool one. But overall, it does little for me, especially coming after Pyromania and Hi...

rockker wrote: ↑Sun May 25, 2025 7:19 pm You missed Heavy Metal Thunder- Live- Eagles over Wacken

Well....shit. Let's add it.

They have 11. Eagle Has Landed (can't fuck with an all-time classic.) Donnington '80 (basically a bootleg, but a cool one to listen to.) Eagle Has Landed 40 (huge and awesome.) Eagle Has Landed II Eagle Has Landed III (Cool comp with some modern deep cuts.) Let Me Feel Your Power (I was at the show ...

Dirt & Core blow all the others away on this list by a country mile, but I voted Core. The deep cuts on this record like Crackerman (which they often open shows with), Sin, Wicked Garden, Piece of Pie and Where the River Goes are some of the best and underappreciated early STP songs. Dirt is tre...

(Sorry to take a page from Jingles' playbook.)

Fucking excellent.

Only wish he included "Still the Same" but otherwise, top notch, on par with Live Bullet. In fact, play those two records back to back and you have the ultimate Bob Seger experience.

The Pilgrimage is a good, catchy, mid-tempo song off this record.

Kinda funny in a way, since they already covered many other modes of transportation in their songs (planes, cars, motorcycles, running, etc.) might as well add walking too.

It reeks of nostalgia for me and I absolutely love it. This nails it for me, too. On the surface, I've never really liked the song, per se. It's okay...another hit single from one of a million bands you could group together from say '96-2001, but nothing special. Except that it's a big nostalgia hi...

EXCELLENT: Wheels of Steel Strong Arm of the Law Denim and Leather Power & the Glory Innocence Is No Excuse Lionheart The Inner Sanctum Battering Ram GOOD: Unleash the Beast Metalhead Killing Ground Into the Labyrinth Call to Arms Sacrifice Thunderbolt Carpe Diem SORT OF MEH Saxon Crusader Rock...

Another excellent recent effort from Saxon.

It sounds about what you'd expect. Not a bad thing, and cool that older artists are doing stuff like this if you ask me. Willie is 92 for fuck's sake and he's put out like 6 new albums in the last 3 years and you know what? They're actually all quite good. Props to him to keep going.

Very, very good. Yep, this is one of their damn good recent albums, of which there are several, that I mentioned in another thread. People can say what they want about them (lord knows some of their looks in the mid-80s were worth a laugh or two), but Saxon is one of the very few bands that continu...