Kristian

Remember that second Every Mother's Nightmare album? Talk about bad production job, such a shame. And yeah, Valentine definitely sounds thin compared to Heaven's Edge, but not too bad on its own though.

Yup, sure looks like a hair band :-)

Rest in Sleaze and Generation Wild are a tie almost, I went with Rest in Sleaze.

By far New Religion, perfect from start to finish.

This was always a winner when I was young(er) and my friends and I were partying: Stefan is probably the only one who knows this one.

These does it for me: Hedegaard Feat. Lukas Graham - Happy Home Andy Burrows - Hometown Stage Dolls - Ammunition Shadow King - Russia The Ark - Have you ever heard a Song

Here's some good covers: Dimmu Borgir - Burn in Hell H.E.A.T. - She's Like the Wind Metallica - Last Caress Ugly Kid Joe - Cat's in the Cradle Natural Born Hippies - Lola Tuff - Sixteen Tons Asking Alexandria - Youth Gone Wild Jon Bon Jovi - Levon Sepultura - Orgasmatron John Corabi - Gasoline Alley Mötley Crüe - Smoking in the Boys Room & Anarchy in the U.K Gotthard - Mighty Quinn Martie Peters Group - Dixie Toot Push - Jokerman Sator - Black n' White Poison - Your Mama Don't Dance XYZ - Fire and Water Disturbed - The sound of Silence Backyard Babies - Painkiller =Y= - Children of Ze Revolution Billy Idol - Mony Mony Buckcherry - Say fuck it Crazy Lixx - Heroes Nikolaj Steen - Tainted Love Faith no More - Easy Guns n' Roses - Mama Kin & Human Being & Knocking on Heaven's Door White Lion - Radar Love The Fire - New York, New York Kurt Nilson - Crazy Crazy Nights

Likewise, though, I'm not a fan of AOR (just as you're not into Country). I think we agree on Modern Rock. I finally got to your list but heard mostly AOR. Any top Modern tracks for '15 I may have missed? Stellar Revival and Art Of Dying were both featured at the top of my list (and one Pop Evil song too). But aside from those... You probably heard them all, but the ones not in your list were: Destine - Down and Out We are Harlot - Never Turn Back Marianas Trench - One Love Marianas Trench - Wildfire 5 Seconds of Summer - Vapor Light You Up - Always Wanting More Hit Th Lights - Summer Bones All Time Low - Cinderblock Garden Destine - Anywhere You Wanna Go 5 Seconds Of Summer - Jet Black Heart 5 Seconds Of Summer - Castaway Kutless - Mirror Hedley - Can't Slow Down Against The Current - Paralyzed We Are Harlot - The One Coldrain Heart Of The Young Escape The Fate - Breaking me down May I add Papa Roach - "Broken as Me" I forget the title off the top of my head, but I think my favourite tune on the album is the duet with the In This Moment singer... the kinda rap tune. Great chorus. It's "Gravitiy", imho easily the worst song on the record, if not even since the lovehatetragedy album.

Likewise, though, I'm not a fan of AOR (just as you're not into Country). I think we agree on Modern Rock. I finally got to your list but heard mostly AOR. Any top Modern tracks for '15 I may have missed? Stellar Revival and Art Of Dying were both featured at the top of my list (and one Pop Evil song too). But aside from those... You probably heard them all, but the ones not in your list were: Destine - Down and Out We are Harlot - Never Turn Back Marianas Trench - One Love Marianas Trench - Wildfire 5 Seconds of Summer - Vapor Light You Up - Always Wanting More Hit Th Lights - Summer Bones All Time Low - Cinderblock Garden Destine - Anywhere You Wanna Go 5 Seconds Of Summer - Jet Black Heart 5 Seconds Of Summer - Castaway Kutless - Mirror Hedley - Can't Slow Down Against The Current - Paralyzed We Are Harlot - The One Coldrain Heart Of The Young Escape The Fate - Breaking me down May I add Papa Roach - "Broken as Me"

H.E.A.T. - In and out of trouble

That was pretty cool.Reminder me of an amazing cover by Dee Snider For me it 'finished' the song that I always thought kinda went nowhere... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlptWs2Kxgo Very good. Throw in David Lee Roth's "Just a gigolo" and you've got the beginnings of an interesting compilation album. Add to that compilation album TNT's version of "What a Wonderful World"

One of my absolute favorite cover song:

Saw them in Wacken when they first reunited, they put on a great show.

I would say Sweet F.A. Not sure if they were from L.A though, anyone knows? As for Vain, their debut was/is a masterpiece, not really sure if they should be considered underrated though, as usually fans of the genre knows and recognises their brilliance.

T.Rex should be on HH as well.

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/video-skid-row-plays-first-show-with-ex-dragonforce-singer-zp-theart/ Strange choice!

I've always thought that the number of cd's that were shipped out to record stores (be it physical stores or web-shops) counted as 'sold' cd's. Don't know if that's true. It shouldn't really count as a sale though, if the cd is lying on shelf in a store somewhere, and never reaches a consumer.

I haven't followed this project, but I'm really diggin' that tune above. How are his other albums? and how do they compare to the track above?

Luckily opinions vary, and I'm sure we've all come across bands on the site where we thought "What on earth are these guys doing here?" At the end of the day, we can only agree to disagree about the bands in the initial post, let me throw in a couple more: Bruce Springsteen and Mannfred Man's Earth Band

If you like this album, you will love 'Pandemonium' and 'Motherland' from Pretty Maids, no doubt.

Last years E.P. blew me away, can't wait for this one.

Agree that The Who should be here. What about Free?

My Religion is in a league of its own, way superior to the others.