As far as JBJ, ever notice he all of a sudden starts writing a lot of songs by himself on Blaze Of Glory and Keep The Faith? I think Aldo Nova claimed to write some of "Blaze of Glory" in an interview. Jon had a ton of money at the time to pay ghostwriters and keep the publishing. JBJ set...

He's been waiting a lifetime.

He's under pretty heavy sedation.

In your dreams.

Rocker4Real wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 6:18 pm I think it was replaced by a show called SuperRock in '94.

95. Did anyone even watch it?

Please let my mother live.

I don't know that I ever saw Kevin Seal hosting but I definitely remember that Bovine Joni poser Adam Curry. Kevin Seal wasn't there long IIRC, he was the bridge between Curry and Racthman. Nah, Kevin was around for several episodes in late ‘87-early ‘88. Riki replaced Adam pretty much immediately ...

Can you honestly tell me you forgot? Forgot the magnetism of Adam Curry, or the charisma of Kevin Seal? I don't know that I ever saw Kevin Seal hosting but I definitely remember that Bovine Joni poser Adam Curry. Kevin Seal wasn't there long IIRC, he was the bridge between Curry and Racthman.

Can you honestly tell me you forgot? Forgot the magnetism of Adam Curry, or the charisma of Kevin Seal?

He was also a 20-yo kid from Jersey who was just happy to be there, so I'm sure he was more amenable to keeping quiet and doing whatever he was told.

Agree, he did a solid job on the Trilogy stuff.

What happened there? They fired him, right? So why the lingering animosity? Jake put his foot down and actually forced them to give him the writing credits he deserved on Ultimate Sin, and Sharon is such a raging cunt she never let it go. Never understood her holding a grudge since he was fired. Do...

It was the 3rd time around, it was 1990, and All I Wanna Do was pretty damned trite. 98 Rock in Baltimore did a parody "All We Wanna Do Is Take Bucks from You".

What happened there? They fired him, right? So why the lingering animosity?

Well when he was playing pinball he probably wasn't booting heroin or banging trannies.

No "All I Wanna Do"? That song sticks out in my mind since many women have used me as a pretty boy Rocker in the past. They swear the kid isn't mine if I see them again. That one hasn't been in the setlist since the 90s, although Setlist.FM shows they played it once back in 2009 and Ann W...

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Pagey, unless you were a 15 yo girl.

DemonFilth2001 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 7:11 am Malmsteen: Trial by Fire

YES! A fave. Yngy shouldve kept JLT around longer.

Love_Industry wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 8:18 am Black Sabbath - Past Lives
Judas Priest - Priest... Live!
Black Sabbath - Live at Hammersmith Odeon
Accept - Staying A Life
Deep Purple - Made in Japan (if it is metal....)

Metal or not, MiJ may be the best live album ever.

Exactly. His only lasting legacy is his 10 years in Van Halen. Outside of that, he's a 3rd-rate Buffett who tours mainly to sell his liquor.

Ziggy Sawdust wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:12 pm You can keep Sad Sad Sad and She’s So Cold and a few other duds.

Uh-uh. She's So Cold would be a great nugget drop.

She looks like she fucks.

She did a Turn The Beat Around cover around then that was a big hit.

HottKarl777 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 5:30 am

cowpins wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 4:35 am Very cool that you got the YT of this.

Dude that's how I feel about Live Without A Net. What an excellent video from the peak Van Hagar year, which was the first year to be honest.

Almost like he was inferior to the guy he replaced and as the band soldiered on with him he made them worse.

I'd say how freakish it is to name your daughter after yourself but I'll be damned if she doesn't look like mom...

Back around 88 or so was when they went to $20. That's when I was out. Switched to bootlegs.

cowpins wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 4:35 am Very cool that you got the YT of this.

Right, or he wouldn't remember it.

Well that would be too easy. I liked Chucks list as I recall. He hates Hagar, tfs.

Jake is great on this album. It needs more low end, but otherwise the songs are great. "Secret Loser" could've been a single. I remember "Thank God For The Bomb" being the worst song on the album. Agree it's pretty dumb but it was 1986, heh. That dive bomb intro and solo save it...

He probably got further on less talent than anyone in rock'n'roll. The 5 albums before Standing Hampton didn't go copper, Geffen probably dropped an 8-ball off with the SH promos. It's fitting that he's BFFs with Sauce because they're both more lucky than good.