Thomas/Coastline

Very sad to hear this. I really liked early, bluesy Whitesnake and the always tasteful guitar playing by Marsden.

Heartland: Into the future Streetlight: Ignition 

Very good Lite CCM/AOR by Johnny Markin.

Hey Joe! As Hendrix said. Welcome!

I've been listening to early Boston and I've been watching young Aubrey Plaza. So, my ears and eyes have jizzed enough this weekend. ; )

For all of us who like wings on the front cover. ; )

Good ol' Scandirack! This will be interesting to hear.

Some replacement CD's at a good price (Ginza here in Sweden).

Night Ranger Midnight madness 1983 (Ltd) Artikelnr: 100143 Pris: 49 kr Antal: 1 st                 Lynyrd Skynyrd Second helping 1974 Artikelnr: 15684 Pris: 59 kr Antal: 1 st                 Lynyrd Skynyrd Nuthing fancy 1975 (Rem) Artikelnr: 31570 Pris: 79 kr Antal: 1 st

Aubrey Plaza makes Thomas & One Eyed Trouser Snake fully aroused.

In 1982, Kansas City (Missouri) based Shooting Star bagan the recording of their third, aptly titled album, III Wishes. For this important third effort the band used the famous Caribou Ranch studio near Boulder, Colorado, with Journey top producer Kevin Elson as the main knob twister. To promote the new release, they once again picked up touring with big names, such as REO Speedwagon, John Mellencamp, Jefferson Starship, Kansas and others. While perhaps not fully as excellent as the first two outings or the praised "Silent Scream" AORster from 1985, this commercially oriented but still rocking "III Wishes" is definitely good enough in its own right, with perfectly executed and highly melodic song material throughout. Review by Sir Fapsalot 2023.

I guess the band name doesn't mean a one eyed trouser snake of steel!?

Jizzingly good Hi-Tech AOR from 1988.

Well, we're just one of many bands trying to get somewhere (one last time). ; )

I finally got hold of this great single.

Summer/vacation greetings from Thomas, Stormburst & crew.

I really like the new MTB album. 

"Assault Attack" (Chrysalis 1982) is the third studio album by the praised German guitar maestro and his very own band, The Michael Schenker Group. It was the only full-length release to feature the former Marbles, Rainbow and solo lead vocalist Graham Bonnet, from Lincolnshire, England. He was brought to the band's attention through their drummer at the time (Cozy Powell) and word has it that Schenker liked Rainbow's "Down To Earth" so much that when Bonnet was suggested, he was single handedly picked out as the new singer. This great line up of musicians didn't last very long but they still managed to create what many regard as one of the major milestones in guitar-driven Melodic Hardrock and Metal: "Assault Attack", a true 80's classic recording that still sounds as good and fresh as it did back in 1982. Review by Thomas McFapperson.

At Tornemalm's studio is where we (Stormburst) partly record. Also, the singer Börje Lindström and me were in the same band "Steam" in the late 90's, so I know the guys fairly well. 

You mean a bag of one eyed trouser snakes and jizzing stones.

Airplay was a short-lived project formed by the American session musicians David Foster (Keyboards & Vocals) and Jay Graydon (Guitars & Vocals), with Tommy Funderburk as the lead vocalist. Their 1980 self-titled album was produced by Graydon/Foster and recorded with the help of an incredible line-up of professional players and singers, including David Hungate (Bass), Mike Baird/Jeff Porcaro (Drums), Steve Lukather (Guitar), Steve Porcaro (Keyboards) and Bill Champlin/Tom Kelly (Backing Vocals). Airplay is quite often referred to as one of the finest and most important releases in the history of Westcoast/AOR music, and rightly so, as it still holds its given place alongside albums by genre giants such as Chicago and Toto. With a slick production and excellent performance by those involved, this album features a great collection of songs, such as the harmony-vocalized and hard rocking opener "Stranded", the David Roberts style midtempo track "Cryin' All Night" and soft ballad "It Will Be Alright". This strong opening trio is followed up by the well-known Manhattan Transfer number "Nothin' You Can Do About It" and yet another calm and romantic love ballad, titled "Should We Carry On". Side two takes up the pace again with the fast-rocking "Leave Me Alone", the superb melodic rocker "Sweet Body" and the groovy/jazzy "Bix", which features a very nice horn section. Then the last pair of tracks start off with "She Waits For Me", which is a disco-like but very good song with a catchy and infectious hook. Finally the album is closed by the Westcoast classic and all time favorite "After The Love Is Gone". Revised review by Thomas McFapperson, priapism summer 2023.