I saw this on BM and thought it was a typo saying he was 53... wow... the guy looks like he's in his 60's... The article says something about Liver failure... which leads one to believe, he drank more alcohol than his body was willing to accept. 53, and he looks like he was pushing 70... damn... dr...

DemonFilth2001 wrote: ↑Sun May 19, 2024 7:55 am This isn’t the same guy that wore the Pittsburgh Pirates costume in Suicidal Tendencies, right?

I can't tell if you're joking or not, but that would be Rocky George, and he's very much alive, just not doing anything at the moment since leaving the Cro-Mags and Fishbone.

Huge Lizzy fan, never heard of this guy. K.J.- I've been listening to a lot of Thin Lizzy lately. You worked with Phil [Lynott] briefly before he passed away. What was the difference in the situations between David and Phil, as they had similar issues I guess!? RG- Well, like David, Phil had a repu...

I wish someone would track down Phil Rudd and find out why he's not drumming. He's integral to the band, like Malcolm was - at least Stevie is family and a good fit. I'm sure it just comes down to too much of a legal headache to deal with whatever travel restrictions he might have after 2014. Also,...

Saw Sebastian Bach in Patchogue (Long Island) last night. I’m not going to do a review. I will point out that he pulled a large and enthusiastic crowd which was cool. I also wanted to point out some interesting comments he made about Skid Row from the stage. He called them “pussies” and claimed tha...

I thought she did a great job, considering. Definitely looks like someone who's headlined some big shows and knows how to move around, and I'm not sure you could say that about some of the other people they've had in the band. I just hope there's no "Curse of Skid Row" or something, where ...

Hard to complain about a 24 song setlist, but DAMN, could we have some deep cuts? Like, would it kill them to play Big Gun, Flick of The Switch, or That's the Way I Want to Rock and Roll? At least when Axl was singing for them, we would get random Bon Scott stuff like Touch Too Much or Problem Chil...

Hard to complain about a 24 song setlist, but DAMN, could we have some deep cuts? Like, would it kill them to play Big Gun, Flick of The Switch, or That's the Way I Want to Rock and Roll? At least when Axl was singing for them, we would get random Bon Scott stuff like Touch Too Much or Problem Child.

I suppose at least it has A solo, as opposed to the guitar being completely ignored.

Shanks is so lame.

Ol' Dirty Bastard wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:59 pm Probably 500 but I paid for maybe 10 of em

That's a good point. I'd say I probably only bought about 20-25% of mine new, the rest have all been $5 and under used specials.

620 or so. I rip them all uncompressed so I can have them available to stream using Plex. I'm sure whatever compression Spotify uses is fine for my 44 year old ears, but it's the principle of the thing, and there's a lot of artists/albums that aren't on streaming services, or that will randomly drop...

I’m reading these last few posts from the two of you and laughing to myself (in a good way) - “Wow this is really well-reasoned, on point, and respectful. Am I on the right website?” :lol: Another little tidbit about the perspective of the STP guys. I saw Talk Show open for Aerosmith as a kid. Dece...

I don't think it's apples to oranges...for me, maybe Red Delicious to Granny Smith. I was unaware DuVall was in Cantrell's solo band (I never paid them any attention), so I see your point there. And I agree that Weiland was one-of-a-kind despite stealing moves from Jagger and Iggy. The sound and lo...

EatNails wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 4:14 pm It was written around the time the first album was released, by a temporary guitarist. He sold the rights to Muir. Then it went out on a demo and was played live for years before Join the Army came out.

Thank you!

WTF do you want STP or AIC to do when a singer dies or departs? Close shop and go home? Over the years, there have been so many "complaints" about this. You'd swear a crime was committed when Adam Gontier left Three Days Grace. The dude from My Darkest Days steps in and does fine, but yea...

So, this is something that's bothered me for years. The link is for a concert that Anthrax played in Bochum, Germany on May 12th, 1986. For the encore, Anthrax covered War Inside My Head, and they did a pretty good job of covering it, so it seems like something they rehearsed ahead of time. https://...

Is it even Slaughter without a gold plated microphone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM7oY4C7htg I mean...nothing against the DeLeo brothers and Eric Kretz, but does anyone care about STP without Weiland? Jeff is...fine, but does STP even work with just a generic rock singer soundalike? Clearly, they must be okay with the guy, since he's been with the...

Revenge was a mail order only release back then as well as Alive III. I ordered mine from the back of Metal Edge and they offered cool colored vinyl. Even then I think they were released a couple years after their actual release dates. I recently dug through my vinyl and the last KISS I had purchas...

So, it's better than Angel Down? Because I thought that one was pretty solid.

I'll give you my top 10 valued from Discogs, and I'll post the high price here, meaning this is an actual price somebody out there recently paid. I'm good with the ballpark of the high as opposed to Medium because I only really hang onto 'minty' records. Eagles - Hotel California DCC - $999 GnR App...

I haven't priced anything out in a while. Life Of Agony's Ugly is rare. So is Anthrax's Stomp 442 but demand is the key. It may be one of the pressings of Thonic Boom . To be clear, if all you want is a copy of Stomp 442 on Vinyl, it's not expensive since Megaforce reissued it 3 years ago. But yeah...

Ron booked this for the Des Plaines Theater instead of the Arcada this time around, probably a smart move to spread things around a bit.

I've never been there, definitely curious how it compares. And I've never seen Accept before, so will plan on going to check it out.

KISStian wrote: ↑Tue May 07, 2024 12:20 pm
Is it true they sacked Watson because he's a lib?

If that's true, then I just became the biggest Jeff Watson fan ever. Night Ranger SUUUUUUUUUCKS.

Also, makes me wonder if there wasn't more to Keri Kelly getting sacked from Alice Cooper.

eddie lee roth wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 1:27 pm I’m talking about his mom’s brother vs Alex Fucking Van Halen.

Ah, I didn't even realize Valerie had a brother.

eddie lee roth wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2024 12:34 pm Did you notice it had several appearances by his one Uncle Whogivesashit but zero from Uncle Al?

That tells you a lot right there.

I'm missing a joke here. Who's Uncle "Whogivesashit"? Sammy?

I wish Mick & Vince would’ve put out a real album together and then toured like Gene is doing now. Only do the Motley songs they actually felt like playing leave the twins to their own devices Vince can't remember the words to the songs he has been singing for years, so how would he be singing ...

So, what's up with this, anyway? Just Motley playing a small, warmup gig again?

There's no way they play anything different than the other night, and I'm sure Vince will be reading the lyrics to Dogs of War off the teleprompter again.

He can’t move and sing at the same time now, it’s one or the other. The last few tours he’s straining so hard to sing standing still it looks like he’s going to explode. I assumed that's what it was, possibly something with him having to "re-learn" how to sing or whatever after he blew ou...

Wild Obsession wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 11:27 am Thread is useless without pictures of Courtney Cox (and her sweet melons).

She wasn't there. Burning Witches had a gig in Germany.