Kristian

Fantastic record, "Russia" is breathtaking.

You should find it cheap, It's not worth the price on cdon. Two standout tracks: "Highest Mountain" and "Key to my Heart", the rest is pretty average imo.

Just got my copy, these guys are insanely good, favourites so far are: "Showdown in Central Park", "Take Me For a Ride", "Call Paul Stanley", and "Touch"

This is from their latest album, imo their best song yet. The singer can be a bit tiring, and I can't listen through an entire album by these guys, but this song really does it for me, imo it's decades better than anything else they've ever done.

Sounds great, ordered myself a copy this morning.

They have the Lipstixx n Bullets album here: cdon.com just ordered myself a copy today.

"Just Tonight" is alright sounds kinda like Kelly Clarkson, the other two reminded me of Hole or Garbage - not really my thing. She sure looks like a nice girl though :-)

They've been quite popular here, Pernille (the singer) also had a lot of succes with her previous band Swan Lee. The bassist (and Pernille's husband)used to play in Mew. The couple are equal front figures in the band. Not really my thing, but I always love it when you guys talk about Danish bands. :-)

Would be nice to own a hard copy some day, in the meantime, would you be willing to share those mp3's with me?

Couldn't find a thread about this band, but I'm sure some of you have some info on them, like where they're from, what they've released and most importantly how to get a hold of their music. Looks like from the youtube clip that this song is from a 5 track E.P from 87.

My favorite tracks are: "Bleeding", "Cocaine Cowboy", "Not your Enemy" and "Hopefully". The cheapest way to get the cd here in Denmark is billigcd.dk, I don't know if they ship overseas though.

There's plenty of up-tempo songs on the record, The youtube clip is their first single, suppose they were aiming for a little radio airplay, and that's why they released a more mellow track as a first single.

Check out these guys, their debut album "Join the Revolution" is a smash. http://www.myspace.com/shotgunrevolutiondk

Has anyone checked it out yet? this album is awesome, they sound like a mix children of bodom and trivium - plus the style is very melodic :-)

These guys are really good, check out the song "When Chaos Ruled the World" The whole album Primigenia is excellent!

Rod, as is Rod Stewart, Martie is probably the biggest Rod Stewart fan this side of the atlantic. Rene Shades used to play in Sateria.

Wow sounds good, reminds me of Alyson Avenue. You'd think somebody in here would be able to identify it, not me though, sorry.

januar 10, 2010 Album update Here's an update on my album that will (hopefully) come out in 2010 The set back: I have had a few set backs in the past months, first I lost my father in law in October and then my mother died on Christmas eve so it has been a very tough period for me. The good part: I have hooked up with my good friend Rene Shades who is helping me produce the album and it is now coming along nicely and I am sure it will please a lot of you people who have seen me trying to take on Rod's material in the recent years. The songs we are recording are originals written by Shades, Christian and myself but there are surprises too (I won't reveal everything at this point). We have ballads, mid tempo songs and classic rock anthems with horns and everything! Song titles include: The Flame, Strength Of You, The Balcony, All About Myself, The Big Weekend, All The Time, Dreams Die Hard, A Different Kind Of Blue... Like I mentioned in June I have some of the coolest guys from Rod's legendary bands playing on the album. We are trying to blend the glory sound of Stewart's past with something modern and so far I am thrilled with how it is sounding. I will put some videos from the studio online soon so you can get a glimpse of what is going on and even hear some samples of the music. Here is a list of people participating so far: Kevin Savigar - piano/strings/synths Jim Cregan - guitar Tony Brock - drums Paul Robinson - drums Jimmy Zavala - sax/harp Lee Thornburgh - horns Paul Bushnell - bass Christian "Magic" Thiesen - guitar Rene Shades - guitar

L.A. GUNS: 1. Never Enough 2. Sex Action 3. Ballad of Jayne CINDERELLA: 1. The Last Mile 2. Coming Home 3. Dead Man's Road MR. BIG: 1. Green-Tinted Sixties Mind 2. Just Take My Heart 3. To Be With You RATT: 1. One Step Away 2. Body Talk 3. Round and Round

Make that the Massa/Schumacher/Button competition. I think Hamilton are to Button this year what Barrichello was to Schumacher, back in the Ferrari dominant days. Hopefully both drivers are allowed to fight for the main driver spot in the first couple of races.

Just got this one yesterday from aorheaven. Great album, Beautiful Bomb reminds me of Skagarack, Back to Paradise has some pure 80's pop elements in it. Overall I think this sounds like a lightweight version of Wig Wam.

Faster Pussycat: 1. Don't Change That Song 2. Babylon 3. Nonstop to Nowhere

The debut was an amazing album, only the intro to "Come to Me" was a bit boring, but I rather enjoy some of the other instrumental stuff, the start of "Not in Love" is great, I wouldn't do without it. Like I said earlier, it's easily one of the best AOR discs this side of the millenium. Favorite songs are: Not in Love Higher Ground Jaded Runaway They're all freakin' great anyway

WARRANT: 1. Cherry Pie 2. Sometimes She Cries 3. Bed of Roses TESLA: 1. Love Song 2. Last Action Hero 3. Gettin' Better

Great news, the debut is one of the best (if not the best) aor album this side of the millenium.