Robin Zander did a solo album called Countryside Blvd that was only available online for a few hours in April, 2011 before being pulled down.
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Falken Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not that I have much engagement in the band. Did > they play in my neighboorhood I'd go and check > them out. Reminds me - several years ago the classic lineup played in a parking lot at a bar near me. Unfortunately I had a wedding to attend that day and had to miss it. Marriage lasted less than a year.
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Robert Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just my opinion: > > Ratt - Givin' Yourself Away (Detonator) > Def Leppard - Where Does Love Go When It Dies > (Slang) Agree on both. Love both albums and love those tracks the most.
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Aussie Dave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > That's simply not true. > > Home Sweet Home is recognised as one of the > highest requested songs in MTV history. You're All > I Need is a great ballad, and the Corabi Drift > Away is a grossly underrated song. > > Agree they've made some stinkers, and of course > it's personal op
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Damn. https://www.blabbermouth.net/news/quiet-riots-frankie-banali-dead-at-68/
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Bret Michaels solo show. It was a make up date for a rainout a year earlier. Two opening bands - an 80s tribute and a Journey tribute that both had friends of mine in them. Both bands were forbidden to play "Don't Stop Believin'" because Bret was gonna play it. A Journey tribute that can't play DSB. Uhh, okay... After the openers, Bret came bouncing out with his, "We're not
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rocknut Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I’d have LOVED to have seen them touring > Permanent Vacation. They were on fire back then, > the bootlegs I’ve heard from that tour are > ridiculously good. Won free tickets to see them on that tour at Alpine Valley. Guns n Roses were the opener. Awesome show.
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Back in the early nineties, I worked in a CD shop and we had a copy of Gary Moore's "Still Got the Blues" we'd play over the in-store stereo. I had no idea why the title track's melody was so familiar. Drove me nuts for years when I'd hear it. Then VH1 had that show called Pop-Up Video and mystery was solved. Lionel Richie's "Hello".
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Jamel is great. NoLifeShaq and BillyYSC are both fun, too. I really enjoy how earnest they are at checking out musical genres they normally would not be exposed to.
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Aussie Dave Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'Love The Way You Love Me' by Eric Martin was my > wedding waltz. We met Eric a few years later in > Melbourne and told him that story and he was > genuinely touched. My sister and brother-in-law couldn't agree on a first dance song. I played them the Eric Martin track and they went with it. He react
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Terry K. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- He's the one who is likely done with roadwork. Too bad,but we all get older.. T I have tickets to see him next month doing his acoustic show (postponed from March). Doubtful it's actually going to go down since just about everything else has gotten cancelled around here for the summer.
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When I was about 7 years old or so, we got HBO and they played The Buddy Holly Story all the time. My uncle gifted me a BH greatest hits 8-track which I'd pop into my dad's stereo and play nonstop for hours. The true King of Rock and Roll, to me. Would have been awesome to see what he would have accomplished had he not been killed so young.
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Suicidal Tendencies opening for Queensryche on the Empire tour in Milwaukee, WI. One of the three shows filmed for Operation: Livecrime.
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I was supposed to see him play his acoustic show at a bar in the Chicago suburbs last month. It's postponed to June 21st, but I don't expect that to happen, either.
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Last year Crazy Lixx followed very closely by Defiants. So far this year, Harem Scarem but I am very much looking forward to Tokyo Motor Fist.
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Widowmaker - stand By For Pain I absolutely LOVE Blood and Bullets so I ordered SBFP from my local Media Play, assuming I'd like it just as much. Man I wish places like Amazon existed back then where I could have previewed it first.
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https://sleazeroxx.com/tokyo-motor-fist-featuring-ted-poley-and-steve-brown-to-release-new-album-in-summer-2020/?fbclid=IwAR04rz3og9JEb4UjE6beOVgNOe8ShY9wsx_K_75EbylXck9vGa_X-OwDzmA
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nobycane Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > KISS' "Rock N Roll All Nite"........... > > I swear to god if I have to hear that damn song > one more time on a playlist, radio, see it on a > VH1 Metal Mania video night...I am going to lose > my shit!!! ;-) Before I had a car with siriusXM, once in a while on my drive home I'd list
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2littleangels Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > For me, their best. Salt of Joy is a gem. Love that track. I was working in a CD shop at the time and we had a "store copy" that would get played over the stereo. There was a sticker on it that had a quote from one of the guys in LA Guns - Phil or Tracii, I don't remember - that said they were,
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I don't mind DDY's voice - Desert Moon is a favorite song of mine - but all the vibrato gets a little old after a while.
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OzzMosiz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A Corona with a lime slice in is actually quite > refreshing. I prefer Pacifico overall, but will drink both. Nice in the summertime especially after two hours of mowing.
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Van Halen in August 1982 on the Diver Down tour. I'd just turned 11 the month before. Amazing to say the least.
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MCFCTrick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Taking the missus to see him in London in April > (Union Chapel, looks good venue, anybody been?) > and thanks guys, you have just brightened my day > that I'll likely be hearing some of this live too > .... :-( I saw him live a couple of weeks ago. He played three tracks from the new one - "Fr
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Here's the Danny Vaughn song - cover of Rainbow's "Street of Dreams". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq3d7b8qMak
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The copy I ordered for my wife arrived yesterday all bent up. I hate cardboard CD sleeves. Back to Amazon for an exchange it goes...
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I just saw him live for the first time last night. It was just him onstage with a guitar and piano and it was excellent. The three new songs he played sounded good to me on first listen, and all the hits were there. He wasn't gonna play "Hazard" but someone in the audience shouted out for it and he added it right then. Wife rated it a top five show in her concert history so I
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A couple also recorded in Rockford, but I didn't see that show - saw them the next time around at the same arena on the Life As We Know It tour.
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I was at the Milwaukee show that was one of three recorded for Queensryche's Operation: Livecrime. Third row seats and it was cool to see Wayne Isham do his thing with the Steadicam. Suicidal Tendencies opened - probably the strangest opener/headliner combo I've seen. Rick Springfield - Live in Rockford. You can see me in a few crowd shots.
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Steel Panther "Handicapped Slut"
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So good - looking forward to the rest!
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