whiplash1972

42 minutes ago, AlphaMale said:

My God Vince still sucks.

Is it bad to say that he sounds a lot better than I thought he would? Hey, give credit where credit’s due; he’s actually singing the majority of the words so far. 😜

I have not; just figured folks might enjoy checking out some of the footage from the shows.  From what I’ve watched of the performances so far, Poison is far and away putting on the most energetic show. 

High on Love

Kent Hilli is on a definite winning streak! Perfect Plan, his excellent solo release, Giant, and now this… 👍

They can call themselves Twat Waffle if they want; I’m still gonna be buying this one! 😝

2 hours ago, AlphaMale said:

@martinsane @whiplash1972 @heavyharmonies

Can one of you change this poll to one where you can pick multiple answers please?

 

Give it a shot now… not 100% sure if I got the edit correct. 

I’m all in! That was excellent! 🎶 🎵 

JPS Project - Crossing Over

Galleyboyz - S/T

Altzi - All Eyes on Me

Unlistenable; I made it about 30 seconds or so 🤮

The brainchild of Jerry Smith, JPS was a Minneapolis based arena rock band that toured the Midwest on a regular basis to much regional success before splitting up in the late 90's.
Smith would later appear as a backing vocalist on Kelly Keagy's (Night Ranger) debut solo album, 'Time Passes' in 2001 on Frontiers Records srl.

TRACK LISTING:

01 - Tearing Up the Highway
02 - Crossing Over
03 - Leave Me alone
04 - Getting Through to You
05 - Can 't Make It Alone
06 - Reach for the Sky
07 - Heartless
08 - Hard Lies
09 - All the Lies I need
10 - Heaven
11 - Walking the Front Line

JPS PROJECT - Crossing Over | Vanity Music Group (bigcartel.com)

Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast, Piece of Mind, Powerslave, Somewhere in Time, Seventh Son of a Seventh Son

Metallica: Kill Em All, Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, And Justice For All, Black Album

Duran Duran: S/T, Rio, Seven & the Ragged Tiger, Notorious, Big Thing

Foreigner: S/T, Double Vision, Head Games, 4, Agent Provocateur, Inside Information 

Ozzy Osbourne: Blizzard of Ozz, Diary of a Madman, Bark at the Moon, The Ultimate Sin, No Rest For the Wicked, No More Tears, Ozzmosis

Survivor: Premonition, Eye of the Tiger, Caught in the Game, Vital Signs, When Seconds Count

Van Halen: 1984, 5150, OU812, FUCK, Balance (it took me a while to appreciate how good Balance really is)

Dokken: T&N, ULAK, BFTA, BFTE, Dysfunctional 

Y&T: Earthshaker, Black Tiger, Mean Streak, In Rock We Trust, Down For the Count, Contagious, Ten

Love “Open Up the Balcony” 👍

The EP, and their self titled debut, were two of the first rarities I picked up back in the early 00’s when I started hitting eBay hard. It’s a shame they’re not more well known. 

From the self titled 1986 EP "Jillson" ...

Jillson – Jillson (1986, Vinyl) - Discogs

Much more "metal" than anything I recall from the "Deadly Girl" release, but it has been a while since I've listened to that one, sooooo...

For some reason my mind connected these two covers...

Got my copy in the mail today; just spun it for the first time, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Good, solid hard rock, with some damn catchy hooks and melodies. 

I own those two EPs as well; good band! 

CARR JAM 21 is a Scandinavian project to celebrate the legacy of the late Eric Carr (KISS, 1980-1991). Eric sadly passed away on November 24, 1991, but his influence is heard until today.
Comprising some of the most well-known and KISS inspired musicians, CARR JAM 21 have recorded songs written by Eric Carr, plus KISS-related songs.
The people behind the project are Ryan Roxie (Alice Cooper / Slash’s Snakepit), Åge Sten Nielsen (WigWam), Philip Shouse (Accept, Ace Frehley, Gene Simmons), Jesper Binzer (D-A-D), Dregen (Backyard Babies), Jolle Atlagic (Electric Boys, The Quill), Jesper Lindgren (Velvet Insane), and Martin Ekelund (Bonafide).

1. Eyes of Love
2. Love Her All I Can
3. Can You Feel It
4. Snowblind

We wanted to let you all know that we have been busy putting the finishing touches on our new album, Gravedigger, for a Summer 2022 release. This is the follow-up to Evie's Little Garden, but we can assure you that it is anything but a carbon copy - Gravedigger is chock full of big riffs, tribal drums, scorching solos, thunderous bass riffage and much more of what we are known for - killer songs that will have you singing along in no time (air guitar is allowed as well!). It's a 12 song album that is loaded with a simple rule - all killer and no filler!

We are hoping to release the title track, Gravedigger in mid/late spring. We just wanted to give you all a heads up. We want to also thank you all for helping to make Evie's Little Garden one of the standout albums of 2021 - we made the top of most everybody's lists (Heaven's Metal, Angelic Warlord, The Metal Onslaught, Iridium Reviews, Torrential Riffs and more!) and the competition was stiff!

Pre-Orders will be available soon, and FYI, we will only be doing a CD and digital release, as vinyl is taking way too long to process(those of you who are still waiting on Vinyl would already know this!). We look forward to sharing this album with you!

Until the Gravedigger arrives, thanks for listening and supporting us!

All the Best,

Stayce, Malcolm & John
The Brave

Wow, how the hell did I miss this one... Rest in Peace is fucking excellent! Just ordered the album, Gifts From the Holy Ghost

Trev Lukather co-wrote and produced 3 of the songs on the album: Hurricane, Touched By Fire, and Top of the World

Jason Hook looks to be a co-writer on the track "A Beautiful Life" 

I’m tempering my expectations for this one, like with any Frontiers “project”, but I think “Nowhere to Run” is actually pretty damn good, and look forward to hearing more. 👍