Vince lacks any energy whatsoever. The last time he demonstrated any enthusiasm on stage was arguably 2005.

A lot of surprises in the setlist as promised. They are so lazy. All they did was throw in On With the Show and Dogs of War. They’ve played OWTS a lot since the 2005 reunion…that one isn’t much of a surprise. Also, nobody wants to hear SOS anymore.

The Prez wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 2:37 pm First live performance....Vince just seems completely out of sync with the band for some reason..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea5YtWHLx9A

Lately, Vince is always ahead or behind with his vocals. It’s bizarre.

I got right on at 10 and was shut out.

I don’t care that this a complete 180 from their classic sound….I just want to hear a good song. This is far from a good song. Besides the generic riff and lack of any hooks, Nikki forgot how to write engaging lyrics. The fact that they are going to play this song live in place of something such as ...

Remember, Sebitchia is delusional. :lol: However, a case could be made for a reunion, but I dont think this would increase their draw. Maybe get on a package/larger tour? If it does happen, I would expect to see very minimal interaction offstage between Sebitchian and the band. Sep busses? I think ...

I enjoyed the first album quite a bit. After that it became very stale. James Michael’s whiny vocals and sappy lyrics become too much.

He’s joking. Some people are fucking morons.

I really like this album. I just played it a few weeks ago. This might be Sixx’s best work outside of the Crue.

Total momentum breaker for them. If they were smart they'd take a year off and let it settle. Anyone got the goods? """""""""""""""If they were smart they'd take a year off and let it settle."""""&qu...

At this point, they have to go back to Bach. Whatever credit they just built up with their fan base just went out the window.

Growing up on Long Island, I was exposed to a lot of Twisted Sister. I’m a big fan, especially of the first two albums. Kix had an excellent three album run once they began writing with outside writers. Tough call…but I am going to have to go with TS.

MattleyCrue wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2024 7:35 am Best song is the last one the instrumental LA Noir!

Agreed. The only thing that sounds remotely close to a Mick Mars idea. This is so disappointing. Proves he wasn’t much of a force in the Motley songwriting machine.

Buckcherry’s Time Bomb.

I don’t think this comparison holds much water. I’m not going to see bands because of the way they dress. I’m going to hear the songs. Appearance has no impact on the music. Tapes on the other hand….

I love Roots and Chaos AD. If you are listening for the first time….hold off on Roots.

Thought it was awful. Love the Cruel Intentions though. Better re-listen... this is an amazing record...top to bottom! And I agree, The Cruel Intentions are bad ass as well... I am 1 of their biggest cheerleaders! $tEvil I’m sorry…I did like this album. It was the debut that I wasn’t thrilled about...

Playboyliquor59 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 12:31 pm Saw them at starland when I was in high school, my friends in river city rebels opened. I remember sitting with the bands waiting and waiting for Scott’s assistant to drive him to the club….I think he traveled separately.

River City Rebels were badass.

Thought it was awful. Love the Cruel Intentions though.

7/10 is a fair score. Good album that’s worth having.

Tracii isn’t a songwriter. Never was. Don’t underestimate the amount of writing Cripps and Nickels did on those first 4 records.

Got kicked out of Yankee Stadium by High Pitch Eric from the Howard Stern Show. He was working security at the Hard Rock Cafe in the Stadium.

Santana in 2000. Most boring show I’ve ever been to.

Caught the original Wanted Man himself on Long Island last night. Crowd was kind of light, but it was a Sunday night and it’s been brutally cold here in the Northeast. If I took a guess I would say that there were about 300 people in attendance at the Patchogue Theatre, which is a great place to cat...

When Scott Weiland died, his ex-wife said that he was a million in debt, which was surprising. Just read an interview with his son. According to him (take it for what it’s worth), Scott’s estate is STILL in debt despite all of the hit singles he helped write. His son is working a regular 9-5 while ...

The best show I saw during that era was Sebastian Bach in ‘98 at Coney Island High, a punk/hardcore club in NYC. The energy from the crowd and the band was intense. He was do good back then. I caught him again in ‘99 at a place called Life in NYC. Joey Ramone was there. He was managing the opening a...

Vince will come to you. Meaning he will play a venue within 30-45 mins of your house. No traffic…in bed by midnight. Going with Vince. I don’t need the bombs and pyro anymore. Just wanna hear the songs.

Launch of their Crueseum? Similar to the thing Def Leppard did a few years ago?

Just got done reading his book. Before getting back with Monroe he did have to work different jobs in between gigs, especially while living in the US. He talks about money struggles throughout his book, but seems to always get by. Also, he never lived beyond his means which has helped. He is a bit o...

The lead singer of AON is the current lead singer of Great White. Terry Illous is an ex lead singer of Great White.