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If these are retail VHS tapes, they might be copy protected - especially the movies. I've had good luck with some tapes but others were impossible. The more rare items are the concerts I have that are recorded. I didn't think copy-write was hard to get around now, especially since they are VHS? I bought a program to rip DVD's and does all kinds including copywrite. If these fucks would release this shit on something other than LD or VHS The movies I have are Hot Resort and Summer Job and they are from the mid-late 80's. Then I have some of the band releases vidz that were never released on dvd. I had good luck with band release videos like Great White's '88 VHS. But others weren't possible since the copy protection degraded the copy enough to make it unwatchable. There's ways to defeat it, but you might have to spend money on equipment.

48 hrs. edit: I just searched for it and saw that it was released in 2011. Better 29 years late than never, I guess.

If these are retail VHS tapes, they might be copy protected - especially the movies. I've had good luck with some tapes but others were impossible.

Top 5 tracks, I'd say... 1. Reach for the Sky 2. All She Wrote 3. Door to Door 4. No One at All 5. Somethin' 'Bout Your Body

The cover of Admiral Grey's "Dead to Me" was a surprise. Apparently, Marshal Dutton produced Admiral Grey's debut EP. I'm not sure who wrote it. I like Admiral Grey's version much better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV-GCpcdST8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XX6XucwwK9E

I think the vocals are good. I've always liked David Reece. I just think that song works better as an instrumental. Nice guitar work.

The instrumental version of "Nothin' at All" is great. Too bad it's only on the website and not the album.

I'm annoyed by cashiers who lick their fingers before counting back your change or opening a bag. Don't spit on your fingers then handle every item I'm taking home! Think about your own health too. That cash has been in people's sweaty shoes and pockets, in strippers butt cracks and handled by other finger-lickers. How can you put that in your mouth!?

Michael Jackson - Black or White

Agreed on "Private Parts", but I think their best tune from any album is "Familiar Taste of Poison".

After one listen, that's the only song that caught my attention and I'm not in any hurry to listen again. I don't care for this raw sound that they define as "back to their roots".

I don't know who it is but I remember where you found it. http://heavyharmonies.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=29195

Rolling Stone has a list.

ZZ Top

Six of these tracks are directly from their 2012 CD "Chaos Theory", but the new ones sound pretty good too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xhubIqV1CI

As someone who prefers Hard Rock but not AOR or Melodic. I'd vote to group them like this: AOR / Melodic Rock Modern / Hard Rock Bands like Hinder and Halestorm are very different from bands like H.E.A.T. and Harem Scarem, yet they're all in the same section.

New Medicine released a new album last summer, but I only liked that one track. They're not really my style, but I still gave it a listen since I liked another of their songs (Baby's Gone). Shallow Side is only a 5-song EP. Two more good tracks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbh8NM-J6iU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHE3SW-2Fd0 But like the others, I didn't find anything else I liked on the albums.

I'd have to agree. Aside from the Seconds Away EP, there wasn't a single album that grabbed my attention. Though I did find a few tracks among the rest that I'd put in my top 10 for the year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rzj6aUna7U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srSkou3Hj6M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTyKk53Wq3w

I used to love Great White's "Baby's on Fire", but since the nightclub incident, I can't listen to it.

I use Spotify and tried to encourage sharing playlists here, but had no luck. I think half the problem is that these streaming services aren't available in all countries, and the ones that are don't offer all of the same albums. I'd check our your list, but as AlphaMale pointed out, it's not available in the U.S.

This is actually 15 years old, but just posted online last month. From Rolling Stone: Stanley actually talked about the nixed Folgers ad in an interview. "Life is strange. I got a call asking if I was interested in singing a Folgers commercial. And like many other things, I thought "Why not?" Stanley said (via KISSanity). "I wasn't at all concerned with who thinks it is okay or not okay, cool, not cool, rock & roll or not. I had a blast doing it and like I said, isn't that what this is all about?"

How did this even get made? I can understand why it was never aired on TV. Maybe the idea was for it to go viral as never-aired commercial? Who knows? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMa1yH5QCxk

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Yeah, one of the most overplayed artists from the past few years - especially this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL-Oc4fqL9A

Idol's best tunes are the ones with killer Steve Stevens guitar solos. I'm not finding them on this one. Yeah, it's a little too mellow.