Dancing On Coals was a huge step down. Almost no interesting songs. Third album even worse. Really, I only have time for the live EP and Psycho Cafe. The album gets closest to the energy of Guns N Roses as any of the late 80s "me too" bands did. And I really liked the songs built on bass ...

Just copy and paste from this and you'll have one. You can even throw in some deep cuts like Noisy Mama and Slik Toxik if you like: https://web.archive.org/web/20220420164401/https://www.headbangersballunofficialtributesite.com/episode-database Wow! Thanks for the link. Just spent an hour scrolling...

Mrs Cherry Pie: Bobbie Brown. I’ll take the 2025 version.!

These lists and the info provided are Awesome! Thanks for all your work! Real trip down memory lane. I could instantly recall 31 out of 40. No easy way out is probably my fav. If you leave, west end girls, Amadeus, these dreams…..songs I still love today. Even though they are not hair metal.

Dang they were HOT

Motley Crue: If I Die Tomorrow

I saw them on the Hysteria tour twice. Once in December 87 and again in October 88 at the same arena and as popular as they were the first time around, it was nothing compared to how huge they became. I went to the first show by myself because nobody I knew wanted to go. Ten months later they sold ...

Is Billy Idol considered what us Sludgers would call hair metal? Doesn’t seem to fit in the Cinderalla/Dokken/Warrant crowd.

Roxy Blue: Want Some
Lion: Dangerous Attraction
Hardline: Double Eclipse
Shotgun Messiah: both albums