It would depend on what their recent set lists looked like.

I like Glenn Hughes, but I can’t see that combo working.

Another Chinese Democracy holdover.

Great.

To his credit, I think that at least one of the drummers (Kenny Aronoff?) who covered for him in the studio thought that his tracks were fine.

Top 100, though? Not a chance.

If I have my bed clothes on, I’m sitting down to pee. In my regular clothes, I stand up.

BiggusDickus wrote: ↑Wed Jul 12, 2023 9:30 am Those two guys in Anvil.

These are perhaps the best candidates of all.

Obvious choice, but Bobby Blotzer has to be near the top of this list. The guy’s a potato brain. I’ve never seen anyone with such a knack for saying exactly the wrong thing at exactly the wrong time exactly every time. I don't think Blobster is even close to the top. Sure, he's delusional miserable...

I concur with most of the aforementioned Rhodes Scholars.

I’ll add:

Peter Criss
Phil Anselmo
Eddie “Fingers” Ojeda
Phil Varone
Stephen Pearcy
Mark Michals
Paul Di’Anno
Ted Nugent

QRIII alone is a far better album than anything TS ever graced us with - as is the self-titled album with Shortino.

Seriously….this trans “movement” is disgusting How can anyone support this nonsense being shown to kids? Kids are being raped mentally and physically while the Dems wave rainbow flags and support this crap. China is about to become the most powerful and dangerous country ever and we’re still worrie...

I thought that this meant that he was mainlining it, Nikki Sixx style.

Aerosmith87 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 03, 2023 6:32 pm I've always liked Sami Yaffa's playing. It's always fitting to the music.

I concur.

I’ll add:

Tom Petersson (Cheap Trick)
Simon Gallup (The Cure)
Tommy Stinson (The Replacements)
Paul Raven (Killing Joke)

I thought that he was reuniting with Plant, Page,& Jones this year.

KFD is the most cohesive. Maybe I should relisten to this. I remember hating it when it came out. Same here...Not on Spotify in Canada, so will have to find a time to listen on youtube later Wasn’t Blackie trying to do some kind of Nine Inch Nails sort of thing on this album? I haven’t heard it yea...

I think that they’re both cohesive and excellent albums in their ways. I voted for the debut, mostly because I simply prefer Tony’s unique drumming style that pervades throughout the album, and despite their flaws, I prefer their two-lead guitar lineup. Sure, some of the lyrics are complete shite - ...