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I've also been searching for Skyhigh but can't find it anywhere at all. I've always loved the early Warrant sound, including Dog Eat Dog, even though it's a bit of a departure. Anyway, if anybody has a rip of Skyhigh and can send it to me it would be much appreciated. I would return the favor in some way, shape or form.

I'm scratching my head too! Usually I can figure out what somebody is saying even when other people can't, but this time I'm stumped.

Maybe it's just me, but I think Gwen Stefani is pretty hot-looking and doable in the "Just a Girl" video, whereas everywhere else, she doesn't look quite as attractive. Don't get me wrong. She's cute, but that video really does it for me for some reason. I don't have a list myself, but I've always had a bit of a thing for Nancy Wilson (who must be approaching 80 by now), and the two skinny Wilson Phillip singers. From a strictly metal standpoint, I'm more into the Lita Ford/Janet Gardner look instead of the Joan Jett look. From a strictly non-metal standpoint, I'll go for Shania Twain, Faith Hill, Chely Wright, Sara Evans, and a handful of other Country singers. I'll also throw in Christina Aguilera and the Corr sisters... especially Andrea. I know I'm missing a few others I can't think of at the moment.

People with a Beavis & Butthead complex will tend to put down Nelson as the worst thing to come out of music. VH1 critics have a different mindset than the rest of us do. Their first album absolutely rocked (in my top 20 also), with the production and harmony of the instruments and vocals being top-notch, similar to Metallica's Black Album. I disagree though that they had more in common with Richard Marx than Skid Row. True, they may have been on the lighter side of hair-metal, but they followed the same pop-metal formula that Skid Row (ST) did. I'm not too famliar with Nelson's sophmore and later albums, so maybe they were more AOR from "that" point onwards, but their debut was definitely as hair-metal-ly as any hair-metal band was at the time.