Love_Industry wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 3:03 am

Dyslexicheart wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 2:51 am
I give the nod to 1980 as the greatest year in popular music, and I was 16 years old.

The greatest year in popular music is always the year when you were 16...

This is the correct answer

Dear Germany

Your crowds suck

Signed
River Plate

Not liking the vocals on this, but pretty good.

Looking forward to the album . Hope its better than Carnivore....was not a fan ..except for the rock version of Colors.

Collective Soul put out a double album. If you like them, you will like this. Sounds a lot like their early stuff.

Nobodyspecial wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 9:09 am "Desperate" is one of the best ballads of the era

was gonna post the same thing. If you like a good hair ballad, then this is for you.

Bang was a pretty good song, but they are about a generic a bair band as there was.

Jason Jennifer Leigh wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 8:53 am I’m surprised he actually says these things, I guess he’s not scared of being fired … IMO nobody would be happier if Richie came back than Phil X.

Sounds like it.

2 guys who have it great, but could care less if they got fired. Phil X and Arnel Pineda

LocoBenno wrote: ↑Fri May 17, 2024 1:39 am I haven't delved into it lyrically, yet,

Ummmm, maybe don't do that. I can't imagine anything good coming out of that endeavor.

Actually pretty good.

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js8vwQg ... el=BonJovi

Didn't they do a doc around The Circle. Seem to remember it being pretty good. Also remember JBJ smoking through the whole thing

10

2 Blue Oyster cult
4 Beastie Boys
2 Billy Squier
1 Bogeyman (which I listened to maybe twice)
1 Leonard Cohen

No idea why I still have them.

I do have all my albums though

Wait..... Was Eddie Trunk actually funny, and made fun of himself. This video is a win just for that.

Kind of a dumb video, but at least he put some effort into it, and not just the band in a warehouse...or at a beach.

And yes, that song is great.

Chip Z'Hoy wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 8:05 am [

Bach is so obnoxious that he overshadows any other potential assholes.

This gave me a good chuckle

Dread Zeppelin??

Here's the Billboard 200 for the week the Bonham album peaked: https://www.billboard.com/charts/billboard-200/1988-12-16/ Interesting. Even Hurricane's Over The Edge had been on the charts for 34 weeks and they're definitely D-list. If you told me that I could only listen to those 200 albums for th...

pieceofme wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 3:53 pm Such a blatant troll account. Not even KISS fans go around blasting out radar for love.

But keep posting!

Ha, I'll admit to really liking Radar for Love...But blasting it driving around....probably not.

Not sure I'd consider Badlands a Zeppelin clone.

Always cool when good things happen to good people. Never heard a bad word about this dude...although I really dislike Trixter.

I'm pretty sure just cause you are not attracted to a "Black, Hispanic, nor Oriental woman" that does not make you a racist...or anything. Just not your type....well, on second thought... I guess in todays world, that just might make you a racist.

Do people not understand how this works yet? Live Nation books a tour into mostly venues they own/operate. They serve as promoter, ticket seller (as they own Ticketmaster), and venue. They make good money off the die hards who buy overpriced good seats early. Then, they play with pricing and paper ...

Almost no public transit to our arena. So 30 for parking. One pop or water. Wife will get 1 or 2 vodka sodas . So about 70.

Everytime I go to a concert I'm amazed at the long beer and merch lines.

Bon Jovi - If I was your Mother
Geto Boys Die mother F*ckers

Don't like Zepplin or Kingdom Come or Great White. But I do like me some Greta Van Fleet.

Never gave them a chance based on their name and look. Same with Tuff, Wild Boyz, Tigertailz, Sleeze Beez etc. Seemed really uncool at the time...which is odd considering I loved poison just a few years earlier. Missed out on some good stuff .. Sleeze Beez Stranger than paradise is one of the best ...

Never gave them a chance based on their name and look. Same with Tuff, Wild Boyz, Tigertailz, Sleeze Beez etc. Seemed really uncool at the time...which is odd considering I loved poison just a few years earlier. Missed out on some good stuff .. Sleeze Beez Stranger than paradise is one of the best s...

Anthrax442 wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 4:02 am So, it's better than Angel Down? Because I thought that one was pretty solid.

I love Angel Down, but this is pretty f'ing solid all the way through.

AD sounds like a great Bach solo album. This sounds like a great SR album.

As others have pointed out, this is way better than it should be

Listened to the whole thing this morning, and Yes, it is probably his best solo work. The sound is amazing, and the band kills it. Voice is pretty solid as well. Some filler, but overall, really good. More bands outta stop trying to "evolve" and just go back to their original sound. In thi...

Indy_Rob wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2024 4:16 pm I only have a few vinyls but one is an original 12" WASP "Animal (Fuck Like a Beast)" single. Could be worth something. *shrug*

Ive got that one as well. Red vinyl.

Hundreds of well used hair metal albums. Maybe a few worth something . Have a sealed Buck Dharma Flat out

I do have an original pressing of Pipers Can't Wait. Used to be valuable, but have no idea now

Any of you Kiss fans start getting into them in the 80s? Maybe you prefer that era. What are some of your favorite songs from that period? I first heard KISS in 1976 ("Shout It Out Loud") and purchased "Destroyer" in 1977. There are lots of great songs from the '80s: "Easy ...

Seems like it would be the work of the dude who posts insane ramblings about them on here.