Half of the USA would love it and the other half would hate it. Even if you removed the controversial lyrics/subject matter, it's a shitty song to me.

I like it. It’s Whitesnake in 2019. Fuck do you expect? Coverdale sounds like he’s sounded for nearly ten years, the lyrics are the same level of generic they’ve always been. Solo’s good, and even though some of the women in the video look like they’re only women in the modern sense of the word, it...

I'd love to be in a meeting where AC/DC is planning their album. I bet Phil Rudd plays a beat for 12 hours straight, they play some As, Ds, Gs, Es (occasional F) and they have an album by end of day. A lot of people talk about how simple AC/DC's songs are and that anyone can write the songs that th...

I'd love to be in a meeting where AC/DC is planning their album. I bet Phil Rudd plays a beat for 12 hours straight, they play some As, Ds, Gs, Es (occasional F) and they have an album by end of day.

Stooges, Ramones, Descendents are the first ones that come to mind to me I gotta disagree about Ramones, sure they are influential to a lot of musicians but they have a lot of fans that are just big music fans. They have a lot of poseur fans too that just wear T-shirt’s, but they definitely have a ...

Stooges, Ramones, Descendents are the first ones that come to mind to me

Mojo wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 06, 2019 6:09 pm

I'm beginning to suspect that Gene isn't even a war machine.

You take that back!

He can paint buttholes, like Paul does.

It's like new Bon Jovi

I subscribe to The New Yorker and Thrasher Skateboarding. Basically polar opposites of each other, but they're great for commuting via train. Just throw it in your bag/no need to worry if you're going to shatter an iPad or whatever.

Not huge but decent- The Vines and the Hives from that early 2000's garage rock resurgence that fizzled. I'd mention The Strokes but they still have a decent following. LOVE The Hives. I'd put The Darkness on there. Both of those bands are favorites of mine, but when I tell people at work I'm going...

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Sat Jan 12, 2019 11:46 am

Luminiferous wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 12, 2019 11:38 am

Happy to say I wouldn't know one of his songs if I heard it.

You're telling me you don't know I Believe I Can Fly at the very least?

I’ll never figure out how these songs most always make their way into the setlist. They either suck, are average at best, weren’t hits, or are overplayed: Motley Crüe - Primal Scream Which regular set list inclusions irk you? Nikki demands his bass "solo" to compete with Bobby Dall's Ride the Wind ...

R. Kelly!

Couldn't really get into this one. Tyler sounds lile a completely different person. Joey Kramer and Tom Hamilton split most the vocals aside from the screams and a lot of Dream On for this album. Steven sang all of the subsequent albums. Huh, learn something new... Why was Tyler on the bench? I was...

Desslar wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 05, 2019 6:25 pm

Couldn't really get into this one. Tyler sounds lile a completely different person.

Joey Kramer and Tom Hamilton split most the vocals aside from the screams and a lot of Dream On for this album. Steven sang all of the subsequent albums.

I dare you to talk like Steven Tyler's First Album Voice for the remainder of the year.

I really like Mama Kin, Write Me a Letter, and One Way Street. Like all the others, but don't need to hear Dream On or Walking the Dog ever again.

I loved the scene in Curb when Larry tries to sit in Funkman's freshly dead father's seat at the LA Dodgers game. He won't let Larry sit in the empty seat (they were good seats), and says something like "Larry - this seat's spoken for."

Joe Perry lives.

I don't know what you chodes are getting worked up about. Looks comfortable to me. It's a built in couch no matter where you sit.

How can you expect this to be legitimately good when it was made for a cartoon? I'm more curious to hear what Axl sounds like in the studio these days (Micky Chinese Democracy Axl, or better sounding).

I love the first album (could do with a few less track though), like the second, and there's some good stuff on the third. But yeah - that's a fizzle. Steve Conte and Sami Yaffa took them up a notch. I must have seen that line up 5 times between Irving Plaza shows and Stone Pony in Asbury Park. Once...

Blizzard of Cos wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 23, 2018 7:52 pm

There already is, in Florham Park, NJ.

Good call. I wonder if he's doing anything interesting.

https://www.whitepages.com/name/Eddie-Van-Halen

Used Air BnB a bunch - mostly in the USA and a few in times in Candada/Iceland. Nothing but good things from me. I haven't really had a bad experience - closest thing might be something like "looked nicer in the pictures on the site", but the places weren't dumps or anything.

I drink...not a fan of crowds though. So going to my friend's apt in Jersey City for a fairly low key night. I always avoid the bars/NYC today. Ringing in the new year with a gnarly case of poison ivy, which has made for a fun past few days :evil: Sounds like the crabs or herpes lol Might be a combo!

I drink...not a fan of crowds though. So going to my friend's apt in Jersey City for a fairly low key night. I always avoid the bars/NYC today. Ringing in the new year with a gnarly case of poison ivy, which has made for a fun past few days

I went to the show (got the $75 tix) last October. As a huge fan of Springsteen and the E Street Band, I don't usually like his acoustic solo stuff, but I really liked it live/in the theater. I turned it on the other day and wasn't really having it. Maybe cause I already saw it (though I've listened...

It'd have to be for a band whose music I enjoy/want to play every single night.

The Forbidden Dimension: Muchas Moscas Mighty Mighty Bosstones: While We're At It Jeff Rosenstock: Post- ..and one I missed a couple years back, but totally dug this year: Savoy Motel: s/t I liked the Mighty Mighty Bosstones one a lot. Also checked out Jeff Rosenstock's album. Not bad choices! My y...

My best friend worked his ass off mowing lawns, shoveling snow, etc. to buy a top of the line stereo. I bought British Steel and took it over his house to jam. We are listening to it and his Dad comes down to the basement to give us a ass chewing about the loud music. He looks at the album cturns i...