As someone who watched an absolute shitload of MTV in 1990-1991, Detonator was DOA. Winger, Poison, Warrant, Skid Row, Motley, Cinderella, Slaughter, and to a lesser extent Trixter and later Firehouse were what was on the air from mid 90 to mid 91. I NEVER saw videos from Ratt. Ever. I think I saw ...

I was a Priest fan but I didn't have Stained Class. I clearly remember going to a used record store and picking up the cassette for $1. I'm sure a lot of people did the same thing.

***Edited to add that I now see someone else already posted about it.

From Facebook:
It is true ! Count's Vamp'd is closing on Saturday June 28 but we are going out with a bang so get your rock & roll shoes ready ! Tickets for these shows on sale soon

Sad news.

"Beth" may have been their biggest hit when it was current, but it barely stuck around. "Heaven's On Fire" and "Lick It Up" aged better and still get play. I'd call those two bigger overall hits, despite not charting in the top-40 (and the way Billboard ranks that stuf...

Still feels like they didn`t really have an international crossover hit other than IWMLY. Very few short stints in the Top-10 single charts anywhere in the world. Kiss got a lot of mileage out of being a popular live music phenomenon and teen heroes 1975-1978. Lick It Up and Heaven's On Fire are pr...

It's been this way for a while now. I took a bunch of CDs and some tapes to a local record store (CD Trader - I'm sure Stevie knows this spot on Ventura Blvd.) They bought some of the CDs & they bought ALL of the tapes I had & even asked if I had any more. The ones worth money all the ones r...

I'm very familiar with both songs and I never knew this! But, when I read the title I knew EXACTLY what it was about & I heard it in my head.

Congrats! A theatrical rock band at #1 in 2025. I bought the vinyl & enjoy more & more after every spin.

Gene is NOT a frontman.

I was only 12 when it came out and I knew they looked and sounded different from the Priest I knew and loved in the videos, but after seeing 'Parental Guidance' on MTV I bought the cassette. I used to play that and Priest...Live a lot back then, but I haven't listened to them in probably 25-30 years...

Who's he going to get to play drums? About a week ago a DJ on Hair Nation talked about this. He said he was with Billy Sheehan recently and that he told him he "played on a new Peter Criss album and that it's really good." He also said that Billy Sheehan played it for Ray Luzier & Ray...

At my last job I listened to KLOS over the speakers. I would let my employess hook up their phones and play their music but I got tired of them playing music with cursing, N word, complaining & fighting over which song to play next or they'd skip songs half way through. So as the boss I put it o...

I watched the hell out of this video. As a young kid seeing Alice like this was amazing & don't forget the female fan flashing in the crowd at the end of the show

Pearcy seems to be doing good on stage and off. But yes, the twitching, hand gestures, head movements etc... look just like the tweakers in my hood.

L.A. Guns. I prefer S/T but they improved a lot on Cocked & Loaded.

Almost sounded like a cover by The Donnas when she starts singing.

LIT UP!

I remember loving the first CD. I was excited to see ROCK coming back! I didn't like the 2nd CD as much. So I guess I lost interest then. 'Crazy Bitch' got a lot of attention but I didn't buy that CD. I did get to see them open for Crue in 08, KISS in 09 & a couple of club shows since. They alwa...

CrankerBait wrote: ↑Thu Apr 03, 2025 2:33 am Not sure that he's wasted. He may be showing some of the effects of decades of drinking, plus he's no longer the young man we remember from the 80s. Anyway, the Page heroin reference was funny.

I watched the interview and I don't remember the Page/Heroin reference. What was it?

I ordered the vinyl from Amazon, and it has no shipping date. Then it says out of stock now. Who knows if I'll ever get it.

Corey Feldman was in ANGEL? Does Punky Meadows know this ???

I just ordered two copies of the zine. Money goes to wildfire cause. Now I'll have to go check out the house.

VinnieVincentsVag wrote: ↑Mon Mar 24, 2025 5:46 am Didn’t Too Young Too Fall In Love have a bunch of fighting noises in it?
Or was it All Hells Breaking Loose?

Both of them did, they're practically the same video.

VinnieVincentsVag wrote: ↑Mon Mar 24, 2025 5:46 am Didn’t Too Young Too Fall In Love have a bunch of fighting noises in it?
Or was it All Hells Breaking Loose?

Both of them did, they're practically the same video.

HOB Anaheim show was over $100 after fees. I saw KISS 7 times on the EOTR tour and I never paid close to that anytime. I didn't even buy a ticket for Gene and it's already canceled anyways. Other states already had tix on Groupon too.

I am curious how many songs were written for earlier albums, dusted off, and reworked a la VH's ADKOT. VH were the jedi masters of this. For VH2, I think they wrote one new song, DTNA. For Diver Down, two (Secrets and Little Guitars). WACF had two all new songs And the Cradle Will Rock and Everybod...

Crazy stuff. That Roxx Gang album is a classic to me. I remember getting it for $1 at a used CD store shortly after it came out & it was much better than I expected.

Europe - Prisoners in Paradise. After two multiplatinum albums and still on the same major, this album didn't even chart in the US. And there was no demand for a tour. Judas Priest - Painkller. Ram It Down went gold and was considered a bomb. Painkiller is now hailed as one of their classics, but d...

The Donnas

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sat Mar 01, 2025 9:26 am

Zabooka wrote: ↑Sat Mar 01, 2025 9:11 am

HueyRamone wrote: ↑Sat Mar 01, 2025 5:44 am

I have not. What’s sad about him? Just that he looks sorta like Hackman at the 7-11?

Be rad if he did a final film starring as the Man With No Name

"Right turn Clyde"