Best record, post-peak popularity?

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Best record, post-peak popularity?

Tesla- “Into The Now”
7
14%
Scorpions- “Unbreakable”
1
2%
VH- “ADKOT”
15
30%
Black Sabbath- “13”
1
2%
Extreme- “Saudades de Rock”
3
6%
Kiss- “Sonic Boom”
2
4%
Judas Priest- “Firepower”
17
34%
Stryper- “No More Hell To Pay”
4
8%
 
Total votes: 50
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I really dig all of them, but I’m going VH then Sabbath.
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You left out the option for none of the above.
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Vain - Enough Rope
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Out of those...Tesla hands down. That album is really strong.

Tons of other good ones...I Love Night Rangers Somewhere in California
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Firepower and ADKOT both great. The rest not so much.
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Another vote here for Night Ranger's "Somewhere In California"

I remember really enjoying Scorpions' "Humanity Hour 1" too, but I haven't listened to it in years

The Cult "Beyond Good And Evil" is another goodie
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Winger IV motherfuckers
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Tesla !!!!
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EyeDocOfRock wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 6:31 pm Tesla !!!!
daveg wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 5:47 pm Out of those...Tesla hands down. That album is really strong.
That's who I went with, at least the "most played" album out of the poll options for me.
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Hair I Go Again wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 6:19 pm Another vote here for Night Ranger's "Somewhere In California"

I remember really enjoying Scorpions' "Humanity Hour 1" too, but I haven't listened to it in years

The Cult "Beyond Good And Evil" is another goodie
Humanity Hour was damn good.

ADKOT blew ass. Horrible.
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Stryper!

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Stryper- “No More Hell To Pay”
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Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers

Yes - 90125
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VH,out of those.
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Dyslexicheart wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:44 pm Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers

Yes - 90125
I think both happen to be the respective band's best selling albums, or were at one point - not sure how they do in catalog sales. Made in Japan or Machine Head probably outsell PS. Deep Purple are as bad as Kiss when it comes to recertification.

I picked Firepower, but that list was solid. I don't like Extreme and that Tesla album blows, but the rest was good, way better than expected. Good that VH and Sabbath didn't end their careers with the atrocious VH3 and Forbidden.
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Dokken - Erase the Slate for me. Night Ranger Somewhere in California is great too. Nothing on that list really does anything for me, bought a Into the now listened to it a few times and never listen to it again.
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Rainbow’s “Stranger In Us All”
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Dokken's Lightning Strikes Again.
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Dyslexicheart wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:44 pm Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers

Yes - 90125
90125 is their best selling album has have their most famous song on it.
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Firepower all the way.
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As good or better then their "peak" output:

Winger -Karma

Trixter - New Audio Machine (IMO their best album)

Danger Danger - Revolve

Whitesnake- Good To Be Bad
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Stryper No More Hell To Pay is close, i think its one of their best albums, but i gotta go with A Different Kind Of Truth. I dont know how anyone can be a fan of classic VH and not like that album unless theres other reasons involved than just not liking the music.
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ADKOT.

In its defense, for all the griping about it being mostly old material, that’s just how songwriting works sometimes. You’ve got stuff tinkering around for years or decades and you either try to force a fart with it or you keep it in the back of your mind until something works.

Besides, would Van Halen fans prefer stuff Eddie wrote when he was young, hungry, angry, and loaded, or when he was rich, at peace with the world, and sober?

It’s a great album.
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DemonFilth2001 wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 6:38 pm
Hair I Go Again wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 6:19 pm Another vote here for Night Ranger's "Somewhere In California"

I remember really enjoying Scorpions' "Humanity Hour 1" too, but I haven't listened to it in years

The Cult "Beyond Good And Evil" is another goodie
Humanity Hour was damn good.

ADKOT blew ass. Horrible.

Went with Extreme but Humanity is a close second.

ADKOT is lame
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Dyslexicheart wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 11:44 pm Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers

Yes - 90125
Perfect Strangers is near the top for sure.
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They were both great reunions, but Purples was more impressive because they hadn't played together for 10 years... unfortunately, both fell apart after lackluster follow-ups.
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Zabooka wrote: Fri Sep 01, 2023 12:00 pm Firepower all the way.
Yep
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Hair I Go Again wrote: Thu Aug 31, 2023 6:19 pm Another vote here for Night Ranger's "Somewhere In California"

I remember really enjoying Scorpions' "Humanity Hour 1" too, but I haven't listened to it in years

The Cult "Beyond Good And Evil" is another goodie
Those are all better than the majority of the options above
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