Angus should retire AC/DC and start another band. He has more than enough money to walk away from it. Then he can wear pants!

I thought Joni was THE highlight of the show. Very poignant and beautiful song. It actually brought tears to my eyes. She has more talent than 99% of the musicians that were there.

Nothing to do with money. Not saying that what he posted isn't 100% true and more entertaining than anything released from VH camp in 30 years, but it also has the feel of the classic Hollywood cliche of the old starlet realizing the curtain is closed for good and spiraling. He's looking back in an...

Dave at the end of the road with nothing left to lose. Kind of sad, but keep it coming. The main beef is probably that Wolf has more control over VH catalog than he does and will control it when the living members croak soon. He signed away his rights to the classic catalog for the reunion. So he s...

Keith Fucking Richards.

That was hilarious. Dave is still a rock star.

Zabooka wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2024 5:13 pm Jeff Hanneman (Slayer) was one day old than Jani Lane.

I hit the big 6-0 this year too. Kinda depressing seeing people my age have already gone.

Why should Ace have played for free for douchebags Gene and Paul? Ace gave his price, they declined and ended up with probably the most disappointing final show in rock history - everybody should just move on.

Good guitar players from the 70s: Jeff Beck, John McLaughlin, Brian May, Steve Howe, Eddie Van Halen, David Gilmour, Mick Taylor, Michael Schenker, Richie Blackmore, etc. Meanwhile the guy giving lessons at every music store in America could play better than Ace. Come on. Sure, but Johnny Ramone, S...

Ace sucks now, but certainly didn't suck in the 70's. Put on Alive! again. Good guitar players from the 70s: Jeff Beck, John McLaughlin, Brian May, Steve Howe, Eddie Van Halen, David Gilmour, Mick Taylor, Michael Schenker, Richie Blackmore, etc. Meanwhile the guy giving lessons at every music store...

TooOldToCare wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 6:56 pm Ace could quite possibly be one of the “most famous” mediocre players in rock history. His claim to fame is being a character. He sucked in the 70s. He sucks worse in 24.

Ace sucks now, but certainly didn't suck in the 70's. Put on Alive! again.

Tommy Stinson had just turned 15 when the first Replacements album came out in 1981

That was the best thing I've seen in months. And no lip-synching. She's singing about Paul, right? "kiss of death"? Is there a kernel of truth in the story? Did gay Paul knock her up and fuck her brain completely?

This was in the netherlands, not in a communist country... But... but... but... they have national health care, which is the same as Communism, libtard. :lol: We don't have national health care. We do have mandatory health insurance though, which then because everyone has to sign up (to whichever h...

Oh, and once free, they went back to their homes just to have the current residents treat them with hostility, like "You're not going to want your houses back, are you?" And getting back taxes and fines for not paying their taxes whilst being murdered away in a concentration camp. Welcome...

Not that Ace is to be taken seriously and not that Paul is any prize, but Paul is a better guitar player. Even something like the live version of Detroit Rock City. When Paul comes in with the harmony in the solo section, it’s just obvious that he plays with way more natural feel. Also random quest...

Not that Ace is to be taken seriously and not that Paul is any prize, but Paul is a better guitar player. Even something like the live version of Detroit Rock City. When Paul comes in with the harmony in the solo section, it’s just obvious that he plays with way more natural feel. Also random quest...

Two gawd-awful albums. The End.

The first two albums are fantastic, particularly Gish. Also really like Drown from the Singles soundtrack.

8/10 for me. Mess it up is a killer song. It really is their best album since Tattoo You

Yeah. Forgot Queen...so... 1. KISS 2. Zeppelin 3. Floyd 4. Queen 5. Sabbath Then you've got The Who, Deep Purple, Aerosmith. Guess you've gotta put the Stones on there...even though I never ever listen to them. Never been a Stones or Deep Purple fan Both have a good amount of hits. Outside of the h...

TravisBicklesMohawk wrote: ↑Thu Dec 28, 2023 1:04 pm Uh, wolves are not fat.

Perhaps you should re-name this thread??

She's hungry like the wolf.

Led Zep was the best band of the 1970s.

I'll state the obvious and say Nirvana, based on the songwriting, live performances and record sales. I agree. 1st 3 Pearl Jam albums > 1st 3 Nirvana albums and it's not close. Way better live act too. I think half the reason blowbrains ended it was because his stardom was slipping away. After Neve...

I'll state the obvious and say Nirvana, based on the songwriting, live performances and record sales.

I have listened to Rush since the late seventies, Seen them live etc. One of my favourite bands. I have a few of Neils booksd. I used to avidly follow neils blog. When saw Geddys book was titled my effin life. with the swear word in it, I was shocked. That seems in contrast to Rush`s usual high sta...

Maybe you can't count, but that's 37 songs, not 20. Be a man, pick 20.

Last thing would have been a 1997 show. Had all the 70's, early 80's stuff in multiple formats through the years. Had a few posters in the 70's. That's about it

RIP Myles - Canadian icon

Weeping Widow

https://youtu.be/v0L-P58yN34?si=HCbED8MOIzvWW-_t

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