Get it! It was way expensive for face value in Newark, but I loved it.

Turning 37 or whatever age?

I wouldn't worry about it though, Europe's not a big college town.

Not much of a tour here: September 7 - Las Vegas, NV - House Of Blues 8 - Los Angeles, CA - The Palladium 10 - Chicago, IL - Concord Music Hall 12 - Montreal, QC - Metropolis 14 - Worcester, MA - The Palladium 15 - New York City, NY - Irving Plaza It's just a tax write-off so they can go RV'ing in ...

Thanks for reminding me. I have to make my Fallsteen 2018 playlist. My yearly playlist of some darker, but not totally depressing Springsteen songs. Link me, when you're done, please. Jesus, what's with all the playlist stuff? Does anyone not just put on an album, anymore? I still listen to albums....

To actually try and contribute to the thread, for some reason anything off The Rising album by Bruce Springsteen reminds me of fall. Not really sure why.

Thanks for reminding me. I have to make my Fallsteen 2018 playlist. My yearly playlist of some darker, but not totally depressing Springsteen songs.

When I first turned 21 I deemed the beer "too expensive" at the venue, which was small and didn't have security pat downs etc. I went out and got a couple of tallboys, hid them in my jacket, and tried to secretly fill my cup every once in a while. I guess the bar tender noticed that my cup was magic...

I Get Wet beats this one out, but I think it's my second favorite of his catalog. I haven't listened to a few of his more than once though - probably won't because nothing really stood out to me.

Not so much. I like the songs Master of Puppets and Blackened though.

uwec95 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 29, 2018 7:21 pm

Jason Isbell - "Elephant" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHJhyrrUTgc

One of my favorite songs ever, but damn it's sad.

But I want Alabama Pines

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Fri Aug 31, 2018 11:43 am

Aerosmith87 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 30, 2018 6:37 pm

Bill Stevenson

From Lost In Space?

Nah, I was talking about the drummer from the Descendents.

Bill Stevenson

A lot of the Poison guitar solos

Pretty sure they recently finished recording a new album. So here's to hoping something comes out relatively soon!

I was always into Aubrey Plaza. Not a bombshell, but looks good to me!

I feel like he just "is". That's just the way he is! I'd love that show if it had a different host, but he makes it difficult to get into it with all the slobbering/frosted tips/sunglasses on the back of his head, etc.

Finish reading the warning you stooge.

This website is Dangerous...but worth the risk.

Whoever gets closest to the impending tweet that Trump will likely issue if he gets wind of this wins... "Aerosmith was once a great band. I've been to several Aerosmith concerts (backstage) and had Joe Perry ask ME for a picture (which I gave him). Now CRYIN' Steven and Crazy Catfish 'Stache Joe an...

I'm also one of those never stopped liking them...so much so, that ever since I got into them in the early 90s, I bought each of their new releases on release day (except for greatest hits collections, because I can't justify buying something more than once). That isn't to say that I do notice weak...

Wigs, extensions, toupees, etc. Find other (non celebrity) 70 year old men with that much hair. Who's hosting this year, Dana Carvey or Arsenio? Who cares, they don't play music videos anyways. MTV is nothing more than awful reality TV shows, no one past the age of about 25 watches anyways. MTV's a...

Me, Dmbrocker and Aerosmith87 (or something like that) will be the only ones to say no. It’s the cool thing to hate on post Done With Mirrors Aerosmith, so everyone does, even though well over half of Get a Grip and Nine Lives is just as heavy as anything they did before, and the ballads are no dif...

I haven't seem Aerosmith in 13 years, but Big Ten Inch sounded good to me. Don't mean to start shit (this will start shit), but Steven Tyler is 100,000 miles ahead of Paul Stanley in terms of singing.

I'd say Love Song is the best of the three. Every Rose is weak overall in my opinion. I think Life Goes On would have given them a better shot.

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Sat Aug 04, 2018 7:54 am

Aerosmith87 wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 04, 2018 7:50 am

Appetite for Destruction in my opinion. It's classic but not TOO classic.

Yeah, Rocket Queen and Its So Easy are GREAT songs to expose a 12-yo to!

This kid, I assume, is growing up with the internet.

Appetite for Destruction in my opinion. It's classic but not TOO classic. Can't go wrong with Highway to Hell or Back in Black, too.

Hanoi Rocks Poster child for bands everyone cites as an influence but couldn't name three songs if someone put a gun to their heads.. yep they win the Sludge Division hands down. the hair-metal New York Dolls. I always think of Hanoi Rock as the monkey-ish guy in between the NY Dolls/Johnny Thunder...

I used to love Babes in Toyland, too. Anytime I went to my grandparents as a little kid I'd watch it. Loved the weird cat and mouse/monkey.

Kappa_WutFace wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 03, 2018 4:57 pm

Toto looked 100 times cooler than that.

How about Bob Dylan's little brother? Also did Toto look 100 times cooler?

I don't know what Toto looked like back in the day, but I'd imagine something like that.