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And the one that should have been on the album...

Love this one along with "Fire in the hole" from the III album...

Watching/listening to this one here at the PC: Crunch - Starting Over... Live at Firefest

Not what I was expecting from the current Pretty Maids bassist at all, but damn if it ain't catchy in a rockier Keith Urban kinda way...

Me likey! Although I find myself quite distracted watching the video....

Daaaaaaayum..... not bad at all....

I could take or leave alot of what Matchbox 20 did (I did really like "Unwell" ) but Rob's solo stuff has always been pretty damn good. Here's "Timeless" from his new solo effort "Chip Tooth Smile" ; this is probably about as good as modern pop gets (IMO anyway) and "One Less Day (Dying Young)" and a little rockier "I Love It"

I do... I had just "forgotten" about it... Pretty decent sleaze/hard rock EP. You can hear their influences; as crazysam said, I hear a little LA Guns, and I also pick up some Ratt and Crue in there. If they'd come along about 8 years earlier they may have had a chance.

Zara Holland - Ran across this lovely young lady by complete accident earlier today... she may be familaiar to our UK contingent, as she was evidently on a reality show over there called "Love Island", and oh yeah, was Miss Great Brittain! Anyway... I find her quite gorgeous...

One of the more enjoyable releases so far this year for me. This disc reminds me ALOT of last year's "My Midnight Things" by Lizzy Borden. Think I'm crazy? Give that one a listen, then listen to Owens' phrasing and enunciation on the two tracks above, particularly the chorus on "The Way"; VERY Lizzy-like!

It's not great, but I like it better than anything off the most recent Rhyche release (The Verdict), or Tate's last Operation: Mindcrime effort.

Abso-fuckin-lutely! It'll be a sad day when he finally hangs it up.

Aldo Nova - I'm A Survivor Video I know it's a lot of work, but since Vimeo won't allow their links to be embedded, you actually have to click the link to see the video. ;-) The song itself is on youtube, but not the actual video... *That is indeed former Stryper member Tim Gaines on bass!

Wow.... Corey Taylor does a damn good job on vocals here, and the rest of the band ain't bad either!

From the new album "THE SPACE BETWEEN THE SHADOWS" out July 2019!

BREAKING NEWS: Frontiers Music Srl is excited to announce the release of an exciting new project featuring legendary former Queensrÿche and current Operation: Mindcrime singer Geoff Tate (Official) on lead vocals, entitled Sweet Oblivion Band on June 14th. The first single and video from the album, "True Colors" is out today and can be watched HERE: Pre-order the album and stream "True Colors" HERE: http://radi.al/SweetOblivion Sweet Oblivion sees Tate teaming up with a stellar cast of Italian musicians led by Simone Mularoni, the mastermind of prog metal masters DGM. Musically, this album marks a return to the more melodic metal style for Tate and showcases a fine collection of songs highlighting the great talents of Mularoni and his cast of musicians. Geoff Tate says, "I was approached by Frontiers to do this record and am pleased I took this chance. It’s an album filled with fun and I believe a lot of the fans who dig the old Queensryche sound will enjoy this one!” Simone Mularoni adds, "I grew up listening to the '70s and '80s rock and metal bands and, of course, Queensryche's classic albums are among my favorites ever. Having the opportunity and luck of working together with a musical giant like Geoff Tate has been a real blessing on both the human and the artistic side. I asked a few amazing musicians and friends to help me out and together we delivered a bunch of classic heavy rock songs in which I tried to fuse a more contemporary approach with a classic Queensryche vibe… the performances are amazing!” The opening track and first video “True Colors” sets the pace for the entire release and shows what the listeners can expect from this record. Excellent musicianship and a sound that harkens back to the massive melodies and hooks of classic albums like “Empire,” “Rage For Order”, and “Operation:Mindcrime”. Enjoy! "Sweet Oblivion" tracklisting: True Colors Sweet Oblivion Behind Your Eyes Hide Away My Last Story A Recess From My Fate Transition Disconnect The Deceiver Seek The Light Produced by: Simone Mularoni Geoff Tate - Vocals Simone Mularoni – Guitars and Bass Emanuele Casali – Keyboards Paolo Caridi – Drums Follow Sweet Oblivion on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SweetOblivionGeoffTate/

Journey - Live in Japan 2017 ESC4P3 + Frontiers

I had no idea that Dee and company didn't write the title track to their 1987 release!

I didn't pay much attention to these guys after a very average debut in 2013 (titled "Greatest Hits" no less) but I'm liking what I'm hearing from them with new vocalist Eric St. Michaels of China fame! Hopefully their new EP will get a physical release (it's out digitally right now).

Stephen Pearcy - View to a Thrill And then... Core Leoni - The Greatest Hits Part 1