How do certain portions of the fan base listen to recordings like this and come away from it going “That Mike Anthony was never any good. Ed really carried that guy.” The Edtards are just as stupid as the KISStards. As much as an "Edtard" that I am, I always cringed when the topic of Mich...

EyeDocOfRock wrote: ↑Sat Jul 26, 2025 3:15 am I think this was the concert night Eddie and Valerie were introduced to each other ???

Nope. Shreveport, Louisiana in '80.

I was there. I was 12 years old and to this day it's still the best show I've ever seen.

Perhaps he canceled because he was afraid Hagar would try to push him to perform with him and this was the easiest way to squash that. We all know that even if Wolfgang wouldn't have canceled but declined Hagar's invitation, Hagar would advertise how he and Wolfgang had a real heart to heart talk an...

I've never really been into Clapton solo. When I was younger I did like Cream. I loved the production on those old rock albums. Clapton seems like such a miserable prick that it just makes him unlikable for me.

Parton my embarrassment...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tD1rEE107Tw

I really liked "Adrenalize" but, as I've said numerous times in the past Def Leppard's "Adrenalize" is the sister album of Bryan Adams's "Waking Up The Neighbours." You could interchange the songs from both albums and it would work. It's due mostly to Mutt Lange's produ...

"Passion killer..." in Def Leppard's "Photograph" was - "Buy some gum..."

"Then you turn a cold shoulder..." in Pat Benatar's "Fire And Ice" was - "Then you turnico sho nuff."

As odd as it sounds, even though I was fully aware of the Black Sabbath connection, Geezer just seemed like such an OLD guy to be in Ozzy's band.

I like it "Better" than the rest of the album.

I remember being profoundly disappointed. My first thoughts were, "The songs are too long and where are the guitars?"

Spotted this CD in a used bin at a record store here in town. Picked it up for that song alone. Never listened to the rest of the CD.

I never listened to them but I always thought of them as some kind of offbeat comedy thing... kind of like Tenacious D.

Saw them open for RATT in Biloxi, MS on the "Dancing Undercover" tour. I couldn't believe I actually enjoyed an opening act I never heard of. That didn't happen again until I saw Skid Row open for Bon Jovi a couple of years later at the beginning of the "New Jersey" tour.

My friends and I were all Priest fans back in the 80s. The older brother of one of my friends worked at a show in Biloxi, MS (not sure if it was the "Defenders" or the "Turbo" tour) and he told us a few days later that Rob was backstage hanging all over a Hispanic looking guy. W...

My friends and I were all Priest fans back in the 80s. The older brother of one of my friends worked at a show in Biloxi, MS (not sure if it was the "Defenders" or the "Turbo" tour) and he told us a few days later that Rob was backstage hanging all over a Hispanic looking guy. We...

Btw Sam’s story about talking to Ed has now changed once again (for about the tenth time), now he says that Ed told him to kept their conversation a secret and specifically not to tell Alex. How convenient. And if true, he thought nothing of betraying Ed's trust via the press now after he died. If ...

The song is simply horseshit pandering. It's less about Ed and more about Hagar saying, "See I'm a good guy paying my respects."

Are you regular folk (like Mattley) truly concerned about someone you don’t know personally? I don’t wish him any harm or bad health, but concerned? I can’t think of a single celeb that would concern me unless we were friends or relatives. When they split with Mick, the amount of ridiculous asshatt...

Someone needs to tell Roger that if it's too loud, you're too old.

Not one song from "Dancing Undercover..."

So are they really set to sell out at 10,000 seat arena tonight? Not many seats left.

Anything with dialogue over the music. Always thought the Guido who says, "24 hours boys" in Bon Jovi "In And Out Of Love" over the music video was stupid. That being said, I don't mind dialogue before and after the tunes, just not during.

I've been saying it for several years now, but I fully believe that Diamond Dave has Parkinson's and it has affected his voice and his hand movements. He often employs the hand in the pocket trick. Watch his right hand in this video. Yeah, the wobbling right arm is VERY noticeable. I know people we...

I've been saying it for several years now, but I fully believe that Diamond Dave has Parkinson's and it has affected his voice and his hand movements. He often employs the hand in the pocket trick. Watch his right hand in this video.

Shania Twain's Come On Over went seven or eight singles deep. And it was basically a DL album with a chick singer and the distorted guitars replaced with a fiddle I've always said that. I've always thought Bryan Adams's "Waking Up The Neighbours" was "Adrenalize Part II" or vice...

Years later when I discovered "Ring Of Fire" I couldn't believe it had been left off the original release of "Hysteria." I think THAT song could've easily been a huge single. That being said, I always felt that despite the huge singles, and yes I liked most of them (hated "R...

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MetalSludgeCEO wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 4:42 pm Go Pack Go!

Monday Night Football kicks off in a few minutes... the Packers host the Saints at Lambeau!

Who ya got?

$tEvil

As I noted on my FB page last night, I think the Saints used their 15 minutes of halftime to exchange Christmas gifts.