Congrats, with your sweet seventeen...something :)
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Haha nice one:) On a serious note I'd have to say that LWTCDI apart from a few tracks is extemely overrated - definately not on par qualitywise with later outings like (in order) Flesh & Blood, Crack A Smile, Open Up And Say ....Ahhh! or Native Tongue
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Yeah I really like Fifth Angel, well the second outing Time Will Tell anyway. If you ask different people you'd probably get different answers (as you can see here) as I know many prefer the more Heavy Metal-based debut. But to me the more Hard Rockin' sound of TWT wins every time, as I feel the debut is more patchy and without the songs and finesse of what came to be on TWT! Midnight Love is fr
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I'm with you on every point presented here timstar!
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Great news, a must see that one!
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A way more thought through and cohesive album than STTG, the production could have been sharper though....
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Congrats Tommy, well deserved too!
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Well, whereas I must admit that Are You Ready to Rock remains my favourite and The Truth and A Little More is just as certain in the other end of the scale. But I have a hard time saying which one is the best one of Bleed and Scream and Second To None. If I had to pick one it probably would be STN based on memory, as I felt that the album was a revelation when I discovered the band with that al
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To these ears I must say Magnus is spot on, as the songwriting on the whole is so weak - subpar compared to the rest of the Eclipse catalogue!
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No. 1. In Norway this week too! Deep Purple No. 1.
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Street Ready is a must have, the 87 S/T ain't half bad either!
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Could it be Spin 1ne 2wo, with Steve Ferrone, Tony Levin & Co; Spin 1ne 2wo
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Glad to hear that the album serves up more interresting material than the single that proceeded it, that one quite frankly bored me to tears...
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Well worty of a mention Wardy, a damn good criminally overlooked album infact
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As good as it is (and I mean it's more than decent, pretty good record!), it's nowhere near the Mighty Snake in terms of quality IMO - having said that; their former album Broken Heart Syndrome is even better!
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Rockhead1 is spot on, and I never cared for C.I.T.A but in One the guys made a damn good album!
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Michael Lears To Rock spring to mind as a lyric from him that stood out in a bad way, so yeah he needs help sometimes - sometimes really badly too!
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Yup, the new single is about the worst thing I've heard from them and the Highway-thingy (see how interrested I am....) was a massive let down. Indifference comes to mind.....
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I have no problem with the Megadeth remasters myself but many find them to be tweaked, missing bottom end (basswise) and a loudness war going on....
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So many good ones, but the standout and above all others for me is the Deep Purple - Burn (30th Anniversary Edition)!
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Awesome album, one of the best AOR-albums ever and definately Mark (Marcie) Free's best record ever!
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Good call on quite a few here; Don Dokken - Up From The Ashes Paul Stanley and Ace Frehley Ken Hensley - Blood On The Highway Steve Lukather - Most albums, gotta admit I've never been a massive Toto-fan though even if I appreciate some albums here's a few of my suggestions Mogg/Way - Chocolate Box and Edge Of The World Not a soloalbums per se (would probably have been released as Uf
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Many great mentioned, still missing these; Babe Ruth (Ritchie Blackmore, Phil Lynnot & Ian Paice) Bourgeois Pigs (Jake E. Lee, Mike Guy etc.) Wasn't there a few Manic Eden demos recorded for a second album too...?
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Yep, dead serious! Most 80's Heep-releases sounds very unlike (forced commercial in lack of better words) what I love about the Heep, even if I love loads of other 80's bands. Having said that, I don't dislike the records - it's just that I'd rather put on High and Mighty or Innocent Victim which to me are underrated gems than Conquest. To me Raging Silence is the best post Abominog 80's ou
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The song in new video was OK but nothing special IMO, hopefully we'll see better tracks when the album ios released! The debut is nothing short of a classic, and WTTW wasn't half bad (even if it påles when compared to the debut) so they've got something to brush up against....!
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Great stuff, although I'd preferred a more regularily arranged version of Wicked Sensation - it's not bad, just takes time to get used to....
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One of the best of all times, still sorely missed... RIP Cozy 15 years ago already...., oh my we're getting old.....
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Blow My Fuse is their prime, Hot Wire and Midnite Dynamite has their moments but weakens whan compared to BMF. Don't Close Your Eyes is a phenomenal ballad, a shure thing on my top 20 Ballads list!
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Their debut is aweful IMO one of the absolute worst of the whole 80's Hardrock-scene, but Cherry Pie was so much better - and I must admit I never was a big fan of Jani Lane's voice. Will have to check out the Robert Mason album better (I have heard it ever so briefly) at least I know that the vocals won't give me any trouble. Having said that their discography is isn't particulairly strong, a
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So would I, Imaginos might be BÖC only in name but it's a hell of an album and their best IMO. Whereas I wouldn't call them AOR, their most melodic period is from Agents of Fortune (76) until Imaginos (88) - and I would easily recommend every one of those albums with one exception Club Ninja (85) My top 5; 1. Imaginos 2. Fire Of Unknown Origin 3. Mirrors 4. Revolution By Night 5. A
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