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We found Bridge to Grace after someone posted in the Modern Music to Check Out thread a couple of years ago. They finally got around to releasing a proper CD with some new tracks. I liked the two I mentioned. The rest didn't do anything for me.

My favorite cover, complete with one of my favorite guitar solos. Very different from Fleetwood Mac's original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzazgG-y7uM My 2nd favorite would have to be Mitch Ryder's cover of Prince's "When You Were Mine". Also very different from the original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoUoX4Rd7iE

Darius Rucker - It's All Over Art of Dying - Everything Pop Evil - Footsteps Bridge to Grace - Adrenaline Old Dominion - Snapback Southern Gentlemen - Love at First Sight Hinder - Letting Go Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Forget About the Blame Stellar Revival - Cross Your Heart Southern Gentlemen - If You Just Believe Stellar Revival - Hungover You Halestorm - New Modern Love

The digital download has been out since May. I'd like a CD but can't find it for sale anywhere. Try here: https://squareup.com/market/southerngentlemenmusic $13 + $4 (shipping) (US) Or here: http://www.aorheaven.com/index.php/englisch_a/neue-cd-s/stellar-revival-love-lust-and-bad-company.html €15.50 + shipping (EU) Nice. Thanks! Order placed.

The digital download has been out since May. I'd like a CD but can't find it for sale anywhere.

If this one doesn't work... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySS-bnSfl0M ...then try here. It's a decent CD, a bit on the mellow side, kind of like Daughtry. I think "Candy' is the best track along with this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Qbg90ay2Y

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtYX3a616Pk

None of them better than "Fractured Love", in my opinion. My favorite Leppard song.

I think we can agree on that much.

I supported Rod Black's (Jet Black Stare) Pledge campaign last year only to receive a CD that was burned from low-bitrate, shitty-sounding mp3s. He later re-encoded a 128kpbs mp3 to a higher bitrate and is currently selling it on Amazon and iTunes. It also sounds awful, which sucks because the songs are actually pretty good. Even after I called him out on it and sent him proof of his mistake, he still thinks it was mastered properly and sounds great.

Great tune from The (London) Quireboys: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK0PnmdS7Ns

It's Season 4, Episode 3, "In the Skin of a Lion". I just checked a cap of the original airing of that episode and it does in fact have "Rock Candy" playing in the background of that scene. http://k001.kiwi6.com/hotlink/ynruztveot/FNL_music_orig.mp3 The original music was replaced on the DVD release.

I gave that a try last night, but websites like this one list the song for that scene as "Rock Candy" by Montrose. I think this may be a case of original music being replaced on the DVD release so they can avoid paying royalties for it. I didn't hear Rock Candy or any of those other songs in the episode.

You guys remember that Pink Floyd's "The Wall" came out in '79, right?

1. April Wine - Frigate 2. Great White - Sail Away 3. Blackhawk - Blackhawk (Country) 4. Eagles - Hell Freezes Over 5. Hootie & The Blowfish - Cracked Rear View

Can anyone identify this tune from an episode of Friday Night Lights? The Shazam and SoundHound apps didn't help and there's not enough here for a lyric search. http://k001.kiwi6.com/hotlink/blcivwr1xf/FNL_music.mp3

Yeah, I had a feeling you'd mention Thompson. No argument with anything you're saying regarding the Power Station (that debut CD is one of my all-time favorites). I was just pointing out that Robert Palmer is no stranger to the genre either.

You didn't have to be black. A couple of my favorites from the '80s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMn6txxD_O0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPT95All8eI

I use this too. Highly recommended if you can spare the $$$. http://www.collectorz.com/music/

I agree with the Lansdowne suggestion. That's a great album. I'd also recommend these if you like that type of music: Angels Fall - Yesterday's Gone Art of Dying - Vices and Virtues DoryDrive - Calling on Angels Emphatic - Another Life, Damage Pistol Day Parade - Burn State of Shock - Rock 'n Roll Romance Throwing Gravity - It's Not the End

I'm surprised to see my top pick hasn't made anyone's list. 1. RTZ - Return to Zero 2. Great White - Hooked 3. Mr. Big - Lean Into It 4. XYZ - Hungry 5. Tyketto - Don't Come Easy

Only the guitarist and bass player remain in the band. I just hope the new stuff sounds as good.

This is the best album I've heard in a long time. It's hard to believe any record company would sit on this for 3 years. It's a shame this wasn't released while the band was still together.

I'd always known that Jack Russell from Great White spend time in prison before joining the band (he wrote a song about it and the liner notes from their '84 LP has a photocopy of his parole report). But it wasn't until recently that I learned why. He shot the maid during a botched home invasion and robbery.

Am I the only one who didn't care for this style? I preferred my '80s rock from guys who had more of a vocal range. Sure, I liked bands like Motley Crue, Slaughter and Steelheart and the vocals were fine on the heavier tracks. But I cringe listening to songs like "Without You", "Fly to the Angels" or "Never Let You Go". Those guys had no business singing ballads.