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Sure there is an in-between but as I mentioned in an SP thread either here or on MR, they are celebrating the absurdity of that whole sunset strip hair metal scene by taking it to the nth degree. In-betweeners would include songs like Death to All But Metal, The Burden of Being Wonderful and Party Like Its the End of the World; anything less risque and you wouldn't be able to differentiate between them and Poison, D2, Kiss or the thousands of other double entendre heavy 80s hair bands. And suddenly you have just another band. Still cool to the few of us into this scene, but a veritable death wish for Steel Panther Enterprises who exist touring as a comedy routine recreating the glory years of 80s hair! Cure, I didn't mean to imply that you were a hater. I was merely stating haters are free to hate and SP fans can continue to sing their praises. I think they are funny as hell and catchy as hell. Can't wait for the new one.

Passed on the deluxe, but only because I picked up the regular release for $7.99 Canadian on Boxing Day. Haven't listened yet but I liked Burning Bridges so I suspect I'll be okay with this one, too.

A very divisive band indeed.Two factions were going back and forth on melodicrock.com about SP just recently. I'm super fine with those who hate the band and those that love the band. I happen to think they are hilarious! Of course, every comedian has their patchy moments and SP are no exception. I just find those clamouring for the band to change their lyrics and put out a more mainstream album to be misguided in their wishes. They are a comedy act which is why their albums dot the comedy album charts and not the musical charts. Their ridiculously over the top lyrics are the basis for their comedy so it doesn't make a lick of sense for them to eliminate that part of their routine. Fanthers: Not long now for the new album! Haters: stick to what you know and like and avoid the Lower the Bar PR train.

NIce lineup. Would love to have seen Wildstreet at one of your shows not to mention a M3 show. Unfortunately Maryland is a long way from central Canada. Would love to pick your brain on the ins and outs of promoting a local show like you've done for all the preparty shows in the past if you have a spare second some time. Enjoy the shows everyone.

Best lyric video I've ever seen. I love how they announce the track listing long in advance of the album's release. Funny shit.

Harsh, gentlemen. Enjoy the tune. No one said she'll be serenading you over a candlelight dinner.

Are the bonus tracks on the deluxe version worth ponying up the extra $3?

Three for three for me. Like everything I've heard so far and look forward to picking this one up. Nice Ratt riff and no mistaking who is on vocals. Uninspired? Not even close. Maybe slightly subdued but after all the wear and tear through the years no one can reasonably expect the pipes to sound identical to their debut. My 45 year old legs aren't logging a 4.5 40 time these days either. Hell, even Steve-O from Jackass has mellowed with age.

RIP. Nothing positive about a death but going out playing hockey with your 19 year old son almost seems tailor made for a hockey crazy Canadian like Thicke. Talented man.

I like it too. Unquestionably DP.

I think I mentioned in another thread about Steve Brown filling in for Rob for a coupla live gigs how cool it would be for him to write with them. Close enough. Really looking forward to this one.

Maybe so. But wrangling all 5 original members together after an extended hiatus is no small feat. Seriously how many bands can you name that have kept their original lineup for everyone cd release and reunited again after X amount of years to go back in the studio? That's brotherhood!

Was thinking the same thing. They look like a bunch of guys dressing as rock stars for a halloween party. I'm guessing english is a second language here but the band name is still lame and the album title is Godawful.

I totally agree. I absolutely love the first two Babylon AD cds and own everything else they've put out but I think they were even better as the Persuaders. And a huge shout out for being one of the few back in tha day bands who've maintained the same lineup after all these years. I'm all over their 2017 release when it comes out.

Ugh! I'm with Alpha Male on this one. Not for me at all.

Saigon Kick in Chicago first week of December.

Is there something going on in the crystal ball I'm missing? Otherwise I just see a slight variation of rock's most cliched image; the skull and cross bones. Jack still sounds great live so if his co writers are decent I expect this to be right in line with past efforts. I liked GW's last album with Ilous; just prefer Ilous in XYZ and Russell in GW that much more.

Buckcherry and Sebastian Bach tonight!!!

Watched the video mainly because I found the topic title rather amusing. Did they take a pair of scissors to the back insert of Look What the Cat Dragged In and pull their moniker and lead off single out of a hat?

Couldn't fly you out, no. But you're welcome to crash at my place that weekend. It's a 13 hour commute though. I live in Winnipeg.

Y'all If anyone in the Chicago area is interested I have two 3 day passes for what is sure to be a bombastic event. Unfortunately I have to bow out. I'll trade the two passes for one of the following cds from the show: Anthony Corder Rock N Roll Rodeo or PJ Farley Boutique Sound Frames PM me if you are interested and we can go over the details. Mark.

Anyone know how many songs Vie sings on this one?

X2!

Funny vid. Good cover of a good song. I would guess this would be an attempt at more radio play. Certainly won't hear Glory Hole on the airwaves.

Great cover! Can't wait!!