metaltrekman

I see a couple comments here that are kind of negative LOL. Were probably safe doing that here. But OMG dont you freaking dare even hint at something close to criticism on his Facebook page. Before the new song was even posted anywhere Perry posted this and I responded "after all these years weve been waiting and thats all your going to say". LOL And the women there almost ripped me a new one. Even sent me message's on Facebook messenger. But I should have expected nothing less from groupies. LOL I like the song, its a decent tune. But of course it doesnt have the power behind it like when he was with Journey. I'll probably end up buying it. Maybe. LOL

Ok, Im going against the grain here and saying I like it. Ive enjoyed what Ive heard from him in the past (Blood On The Bricks is a favorite). And Fantasy has always been a classic. I dont care much for the extra "sounds/noises" but Ive heard them before with a lot of other artists and still liked their songs. So for me, for now.

No it wasnt either of those songs.

Coming to work tonight I was listening to Ozzy's Boneyard on SiriusXM. I heard a Fastway song, but I cant freaking remember the title. It seemed to be mostly instrumental (I could be wrong) And it sounded a lot like a Rush song. At least the music part did. Its driving me nutz trying to remember. I went to Spotify and they only have 4 Fastway CDs there and I clicked on each song for a snippet, and none of them sounded like it. Anyone have a clue?

Im Lovin it. Cant wait to hear more.

It was a different time. Many here are to young to remember or know David Cassidy. And many arent from the USA so they arent familiar with him either. He was a huge pop star in the 70s. And a television actor that had a huge fan following. He sold out stadiums and arenas and the women went wild for him. I was a fan of his and his "Partridge Family" back then in the 70s.( some of the best years of my life) But when I started getting into real rock I stopped listening. And even though I liked his music up thru the 80s and today, never really payed attention to it or listened to it much. It just wasnt my type any longer. But David Cassidy was a "icon" back then and a cool guy. (I always want hair like his) LOL His personal demons were his downfall, its too bad they were his ending. He will be missed by many. R.I.P. David thanks for the music & the memories.

Its official now. Announced by his manager late last night. http://www.tompetty.com/news/tom-petty-1950-2017-1758086 He will be missed by many. R.I.P. Brother

Like the song and liked the video too. Timed it just right with the song.

I saw Ace open for Ted Nugent a few years back. Ive always thought he was a great guitarist. I dont know if he would make it in my top 10, but I really enjoyed watching him play live. It was a great show. Ive just always enjoyed his music.

Allan Sorensen from Royal Hunt. https://www.facebook.com/prettymaids/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED&fref=nf

From their new CD "The Mission" Due out in June. I like it!

THIS I agree with 100%. Being 59 I grew up listening to the music of these era's. Play what they want and loving it. The best!!

Ive been a DP fan since the 70s, and have all but a couple official releases and a few others. I try to keep up with it them and Ive enjoyed all the versions of the band. I heard but wasnt totally turned onto 2013s release of "Now What". So I havent bought it yet. But now they are releasing another new CD called "Infinite" in April 2017. If this song is any indication of the rest of the CD I'll probably get it. I really like this song. Time For Bedlam:

I enjoyed the first one, so judging by this song Im probably going to like this one too. http://www.stereoboard.com/content/view/203568/9