Kristian

I've always considered them a thrash metal band. If Max and Igor were on board, I'd go see them as well.

Nice to see ABBA and Old Man's Child in the same lot, talk about a broad taste in music :-)

Yeah, I'm waaay behind as well. I don't think I've seen Ronnie Atkins - "Trinity" or Enforcer - "Nostalgia" mentioned yet, I think they are both excellent albums, but again... there's so much I have yet to listen to.

Wow, they actually captured some of the magic from those kick ass first three albums. First thing I've heard from them since "Swagger" that I actually liked. Nice :-)

You might be right, not sure though, I mean the snippet sounds legit, and (if so) they have bothered to record both vocals and an entire guitar solo, I have a hunch that it could be a whole song, guess we'll never know It's not a show, but a movie, which premiered in cinemas back in 1992.

With the amazing insight and knowledge the users on this site have about hard rock, you would think somebody on this site could recognize this song?

Absolutely love these guys, they are unique, and they have somehow managed to keep their two albums The Silver Scream 1 and 2 (from 2018 and 2021 respectively), relevant up until the release of "Meat & Greet" late this year. Definitely my favourite band from this whole new wave of metalcore bands. Saw them live back in May, and it was a blast too :-)

Yeah, it's a Danish movie, and Danish soundtrack, but the song is not on the soundtrack, and not included in the ending credits either.

No idea what that was, but I googled it, neat little tool, except I got this message when trying: Couldn’t quite catch that Couldn’t find your song right now. So, I'm putting my faith in you guys, rather than some stupid bot-thingy.

It's not sung in Danish, from what I can tell, the lyrics sound like: "but do you know how to love without blowing my head off, dead dead dead, baby", then the guitar solo starts.

Dizzy Mizz Lizzy - Debut.

From: Geoff Date: March 4, 2005 at 18:26 Unbelievably bad disc. Musically they sounded quite good, but the songs are just shocking. Still not sure exactly what they were trying to do, but this one best left alone... and well avoided. I'd cross streets to avoid this one again - in the path of on-coming cars.

New project by former Push guitarist Martin Slott and Ken Anthony. Feat. 10 different singers. https://www.memorylane.band/

How is it convenient for the farmers?

Come to think of it, I prefer "Thunderdome" by Pink Cream 69 over their early work, with different singer though, but still.

Well, "Let it Be" is definitely one of their best songs, and "In the Name" have appeared on several other releases in different versions, so that's why I went with those two. We might agree that "Open" is their weakest?

Hah, mine was 19 days ago, I had no idea!

G. is easily my favourite, what two songs of this magnificent record do you fancy? I'm guessing "Let it Be" and "In the Name"

Backyard Babies' outings from 2006 and 2008, People Like People Like People Like Us and S/T, are better than the albums prior to them. But their debut was released in 1994, so doesn't really fit the bill.