This Catalogue Is Not For Sale

Bitcoin. It's going to a million...

SchenkerFan wrote: ↑Wed May 01, 2024 9:03 am

War_in_D wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 1:39 pm Tim Karr - Rubbin' Me the Right Way

He might be an E lister.

I vaguely remember that album. Didn't Tracii Guns play on it?

He did.

Tim Karr - Rubbin' Me the Right Way

He might be an E lister.

Why were they all dropping so many F-bombs like they were Metallica or Motley Crue?

Should have been as big as Dr. Feelgood.

He has the fat Sebastian down to a T.

Probably $30 or so. I happened to see a Quireboys t-shirt at a thrift store here in town last week. It was from 1993 and priced at $120 CDN.

I was wondering what sort of dummy would buy that.

I guess I know now...

I actually went to the Whisky for the first time about six months ago, on a Wednesday afternoon. Very exciting to check it out as a life-long fan of the LA music scene. It was much smaller than I had imagined.

LovePowerFromTheMamaHead wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 4:24 pm

War_in_D wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2024 3:38 pm Get your colonoscopies, boys and girls.

already had my colon removed over 25 years ago. No more colonoscopies for me!

That's rough. I hope you are well today. I currently have stage II colon cancer. Had a right hemicolectomy last month. I am cancer-free right now. Got my scope early enough.

Get your colonoscopies, boys and girls.

I just read in the Nothin' But A Good Time book that Snake Sabo was told by Atlantic that Slave would cut their audience in half since albums that heavy do not appeal to girls. It appealed to plenty of young males though. It caused my 13-year-old self to Rock out and buy the CD! Double Platinum is ...

I gained a lot of respect for Skid Row because of Slave To The Grind. Out of all the bands at that time they could have cashed in HUGE if they put out a pop-metal album with wimpy ballads. Instead they put out ... a pop punk album with THREE power ballad singles. That's 90s Aerosmith and Scorpions ...

Eric's put on a couple pounds.

A Queensryche mindcrime shirt with the album photo of the band on the front. It's an original.

Good thing he clarifies that his number one will also be in the top ten...lol.

Isn't one of the women in the Rhythm Of Love video Matthias' wife? I think I heard it was the one that was just kind of laying there holding a whip. She had a huge rack! If that really is his wife then good job Matthias! That was a good video. I'm kind of surprised that Believe In Love didn't do be...

Such a great year in music.

Turner Coates wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:05 pm He knows he's close to the end of his career and he wants to form a solid bookend for his legacy, instead of fading away.

This ain't gonna do it...

thechefs2003 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 8:41 am They need to lose Shanks and the bongo player and just get back to rocking instead. Obviously Sambora's not coming back, Phil X is a monster guitar player, use him.

Wow, no one has ever suggested this. You should work in the entertainment business...

Why did it take four years to release this?

That and World Wide Live were the only albums I owned by them. Loved Savage Amusement. Saw that tour.

I never appreciated how big they were in the States in the 80s. Their albums were multi-platinum hits. I take it they were headlining huge arenas?

I’m 5’10. Shortest : 4’11 - my buddies all called her “Midget.” Tallest: 6’4 - Took a complete “off the record” fucking one night with a local bartender my friends called “big baby mama.” They caught me red handed the next morning when her large, oversized shoes were upstairs on the rug by the fron...

That's the question.

I would say my shortest was just shy of five feet even. The tallest was about 5'11". Heels turned her into a giant.

I'm average height, 5'10".

The production took a major shit on the follow up.

Richie Sambora

But, seemingly just as rapid as their rise to the top was the abrupt halt to their career in 1991 – with the onset of grunge and alt-rock replacing the party hearty metal stylings of the previous decade, in addition to internal strife within the band behind the scenes. Even Juan said it was actuall...

Bought it last night. Great, long read and tons of never seen before pics.

Thanks for sharing!

daveg wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 3:50 pm Yup. Take away the stupid Joe Cocker cover and it's a great album

That was the first single/video from the album. Pretty sure it scared all the fans away. Even at 14, I knew that was an idiot move.