How about the first Badlands album? I don't know if it's universally liked here, but it's got to be close. I've been posting here for 25 years (which boggles my mind, but that's a whole different story) and can't recall this album ever getting any kind of significant hate. I like it, but I think it...

Does anyone like Nitro? I've been here for 20 years and I don't remember anyone ever saying they were good.

He was obviously saving her from herself and her bad decisions in life to that point. What a hero! BTW, did anyone else read abkut the Fox presenter who's called for homeless people to be summarily executed with a lethal injection because .... well, why not? Maybe DontDamnMe can let us know if that...

Foxy Brown (1974) - 6/10

Not as good as Coffy, but still worth watching for the amazing 70s outfits and a cool funk soundtrack.

TheCULTofMANSON wrote: ↑Sat Aug 30, 2025 6:19 pm Heavy Metal Poontang
Cockteazer

Coming soon

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A double A-side for God's sake, does he think we're still living in the 60s?

I'm still waiting for her to release her porn tape.

Starting in the late 60s and early 70s, you had these famous women like Pamela Des Barres, Sweet Connie, Cynthia Plaster Caster or Sable Starr. I can't really think of any really famous groupies since the 80s. What's the reason for that?

American politics are a circus. The US are gradually self-destructing and China and Russia are laughing in its face.

Theatre of Pain - Raise Your Hands to Rock Appetite for Destruction - You're Crazy Slippery When Wet - Social Disease Mother's Milk - Sexy Mexican Maid Cocked & Loaded - Give a Little Highway to Hell - Beating Around the Bush Look What the Cat Dragged In - Blame it on You Let Me Go To The Show ...

Twisted Sister - Stay Hungry For my money, a classic. Belongs in the top 10 of every 80's hard rock/metal list. I think the impulse is to always blame Tom Werman, as evidenced by our ABTW credo above the door, but I think the band just sounded like shit. :lol: And French/Ojeda get shit but they tru...

They came up with good riffs. In the solo department they were pretty standard.

I thought they sounded fine on Love is for Suckers. :lol: Probably their best work. I was curious to see if they ever did Hot Love live and found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SKWJ3A7p5E My ear is not that good I can say what exactly is different, but the rhythm during the verse doesn't so...

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SW wrote: ↑Sun Sep 07, 2025 12:12 pm
Appetite for Destruction - You're Crazy

You're crazy.

Think About You is the stinker.

Anything goes.

You're Crazy blows. Can't believe they felt the need to do another version for version. Anything Goes is okay. Works well within the flow of the album.

Jason Jennifer Leigh wrote: ↑Tue Sep 09, 2025 8:57 am Who was it that did the fish thing?

Chicks love the attention when they do sick stuff … it actually builds their confidence.

I think you are referring to that time Led Zeppelin decided to fuck a groupie with a fish.

Rollerball (1975) - 4/10

What a long-winded, dull movie. The classical music felt like a real forced attempt to make things appear dramatic.

This band is not talked about all that much on here. Their first few albums had some great days, but were the typical 80s glam tunes. Psychoschizophrenia is something else. I don't know know any comparable bands. There's not a weak song on it, it's all killer no filler.

Dressed to Kill (1980) - 8/10

Didn't see the twist coming. And damn, Nancy Allen was hot.

I remember this one coming out and listening to a few tracks. I was not impressed. Yngwie is the kind of artist with a long career and a few good tunes without a real killer album. Over the years he became increasingly generic. I lost interest a long time ago.

Daily reminder that Ray Gillin did not sleep with fans and give them aids, and then the AIDs-riddled victims *secretly* sued Atlantic Records, who then *secretly* blocked all future re-releases of a band no one cared about. That shit is internet fanfiction. Not one shred of evidence any of that eve...

kytepunches wrote: ↑Sun Sep 07, 2025 7:22 am Led Zep. - In Through The Out Door …. “Hot Dog” has been skipped by me for 40 years.

I love that song.

My favourite CCR album is Cosmo's Factory. However, I absolutely loathe Ooby Dooby. What a sorry excuse for a song that is.

Hendrix at Monterey

dmbrocker wrote: ↑Sat Sep 06, 2025 3:39 pm I'm pretty sure Nikki's gross-out contest with Ozzy pretty much proves that Chuck Berry is, in fact, not the nastiest rock star of all.

You rank Ozzy licking up Sixx' pee above Chuck eating feces?

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) - 9/10

Horror movie the way I like it. I'm curious to see the original too.

kytepunches wrote: ↑Sat Sep 06, 2025 11:09 am I think Garry Glitter’s antics are much worse.

There's a difference between ordinary gross things and scum of the earth type of stuff.

AI would probably be better than his subpar solo albums.

Killer tune! Robin Beck also did an awesome cover.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity- ... o-35859583

The Turtles had a couple of awesome tunes. I'll be spinning a few today.

Nate S Axel wrote: ↑Tue Aug 12, 2025 10:35 pm Guinness. Fight me.

That's one taste I will never acquire.

Yup. One of the worst beers I ever drank.

I watched that goddam THUNDERBOLTS the other night. It was very MEH. It's weird because I like a lot of the cast, but liiiike, I started watching the movie and I was thinking: "Oh. This is the setup part. Soon the actual plot and action will start", then eventually the movie ended and I w...