It makes me wonder, has Axl actually written a new song since Chinese Democracy? He's probably still bitching that the record company released it and he wasn't able to finetune it for another 15 years.

What's up with the lame alligator film playing in the background?

Song is an atrocity.

I would not go see them even if I were paid for it.

Love the debut. Some killer guitar playing on there and Dann sings his ass off.

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2023 5:29 am "Those are great names!"

Fun fact - he hated the film and nearly came to blows with PTA while making it.

Wonder if he still hated it when he got the Golden Globe.

Meh.

By what ive read about mick though the years he seemed to be a pretty crummy human. People feel sorry for him now but I think the truth is theyre all pieces of shit. Exactly. His disease is not an excuse for being a 2x deadbeat dad and openly racist - ask Jake E Lee. He is also a dumbass but unlike...

Playboyliquor59 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 4:18 pm I really hear the Jeff Beck in this pile

You mean that part right after the obvious Duane Allman and Mike Bloomfield licks right?

Better than any post-Skyscraper DLR album. A Little Ain't Enough was better than Skyscraper though. No way. Title track is classic DLR. But what else is there? Tell The Truth and Sensible Shoes are alright. Maybe Lady Luck, Drop In The Bucket. Most of it is garbage. Skyscraper has Damn Good Times, ...

Isn't this like the second time in a few years this guy is selling his house.

Here's the thing about production... We already know how they made Appetite for Destruction, Dr. Feelgood, Slippery When Wet, etc. The producers and engineers were there. They know what they did. (Even if the musicians were boozed up or drugged out of their minds.) So why does every rock band, old ...

I do care. I've always been fascinated by who ghosted on what album, who actually wrote the songs, etc. For instance, James Kottak used to list the Trixter debut in his discography on his website. So ever since I've wondered whether it's actually him and not Mark Gus Scott on drums, but I've never s...

I buy scratch off tickets a few times a year. Chances of a big win are next to nothing, but one can dream...

Great movie. Paul Thomas Anderson never disappoints.

Does Dee Snider have the conviction that he is the repository of the truth? Frankly, I'm tired of reading every day Mr. Dee Snider shoot sentences like he's a great statesman when in the end he's just a foolish clown! Shut up Snider! https://blabbermouth.net/news/dee-snider-on-the-greatest-enemy-of...

Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Tue Oct 17, 2023 1:46 am Upon closer inspection, she's not all that - has a 5head, big choppers, and borderline anorexic:

Oh hey look, it's another of those Sludgers with a supermodel wife pointing out how all of these women aren't up to his standards.

Fletch wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 1:56 am Kind of surprised Dave doesn’t like it. It’s got his fingerprints all over it. That’s the best albums worth of music DLR has been involved with since 1986

Technically, a lot of it was pre-1986.

"Eventually, French finished his parts – but there was a price to pay, literally. " I see what he did there. I love how these guys just keep throwing shit at each other. And he's right, Ojeda and French were shit, some of the worst guitarists in the genre. They could play power chords and...

Whatever Happened To… wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2023 2:25 am Good example. All bands who erroneously released albums beyond their heyday should do this. The Dolls, The Stooges etc, just take that shit down and pretend they never happened.

Metallica should cancel half their discography in that case.

These six words he swears to you.

Better than any post-Skyscraper DLR album.

TumblingDice wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2023 10:32 pm 'He lit up the room when he walked in". His playing stands out on the first album. I lost interest in LAG without him

He didn't play on the first album.

This reminds me, I need to check out Erase the Slate with Reb Beach, never listened to it. I thought Dysfunctional sucked though, so my expectations aren't all that high... Tooth and Nail rules! I thought Dysfunctional had a couple of good songs. The first four are pretty good. Problem is that afte...

whiteowl yesterday wrote: ↑Tue Oct 24, 2023 3:00 am

SchenkerFan wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 10:45 am They'd have a great discography if they had limited themselves to their 80s output.

i have all of their 80's cds.
all good.
their 1st album is the weakest though.

Still a solid one. I like that early 80s hard rock / metal sound. The other three are more alike.

That Shake It song sounded pretty generic. I never bothered checking out other tunes.

They'd have a great discography if they had limited themselves to their 80s output.

BDG135 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 10:36 am People are picking an acoustic album to define hair bands?

Yeah I thought of Five Men Acoustic Jam but I don't consider it to be a good representation of their studio albums.

I also appreciate how the keys have that click/thud sound, like you're standing next to the person playing them in the room. I'm not sure if that would be considered a gate effect or not. Maybe a studio geek can explain it better. It always reminded me of the sound on this: https://www.youtube.com/...

The Van Halen song I mean.

OU812 has quite a few songs I don't care about but I love this one. Ed seemed more interested in keys than guitar playing at this point, but I've always been a sucker for synth heavy rock.

Plenty of 70s rock and metal bands had an iconic live release: Unleashed in the East, Live and Dangerous, Tokyo Tapes, Alive, Made in Japan, etc. When it comes to glam, I can't really think of too many killer live albums, even less when it comes to material dating from their peak years. Maybe World ...

Which one of these albums is your favourite?

My top 5 would be:

1. 5150
2. FUCK
3. Balance
4. Diver Down
5. OU812