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DaHun72

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  1. I read online that Mike Slamer recorded a lot of the guitars and solos on Warrant's DRFSR. Whilst on Wikipedia it noted that only the original 250,000 copies of the album had the original version of Heaven.

    I did a quick search on YouTube and couldn't find anything. Anyone have it, can link to it? Just curious to hear the difference.

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    This is my first post after registering. I wanted to share my favorite albums from what was, in my opinion, one of the best years in hard rock music

    • Lillian Axe Love and War
    • Kings X Gretchen Goes To Nebraska
    • Badlands S/T
    • Vain No Respect
    • Faith No More The Real Thing
    • Crimson Glory - Transcendence
    • Bonfire Point Blank
    • TNT Intuition
    • Icon Right Between the Eyes
    • L.A. Guns Cocked & Loaded
    • Victory - Culture Killed the Native
    • Blue Murder S/T
    • Loudness Soldier of Fortune
    • Mastedon - It's a Jungle Out There
    • Kingdom Come In Your Face
    • Tesla The Great Radio Controversy
    • It Bites Eat Me in St. Louis
    • The Dan Reed Network Slam
    • XYZ S/T
    • China Sign In The Sky
    • W.A.S.P. The Headless Children
    • Swedish Erotica S/T
    • FM Tough It Out
    • Savatage Gutter Ballet
    • Signal Loud and Clear
    • Skid Row S/T
    • Leatherwolf Street Ready
    • Junkyard S/T
    • Silent Rage Dont Touch Me There
    • Babylon A.D. S/T
    • D.A.D. No Fuel Left for the Pilgrims
    • Dalton Injection
    • Transit Dirty Pleasures
    • EZO Fire Fire
    • Diving for Pearls S/T
    • The Big F S/T
    • Shark Island Law of the Order
    • Lion Trouble In Angel City
    • Treat Organized Crime
    • Banshee Race Against Time
    • Damien Stop This War
    • Marchello Destiny
    • Bang Tango Psycho Café
    • Extreme S/T
    • Giant Last of the Runaways
    • White Lion Big Game
    • Warrant - Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich
    • Stranger No Rules
    • Motley Crue Dr. Feelgood
    • Danger Danger S/T

    Great list, great year....Although I never got into King's X.

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    Disliking Treat???

    Yeah, interesting, because I love it more with each spin.

     

     

    Yeah, I thought it was underwhelming on the first few spins. I'm such a huge fan of the back catalog and also Coupe that I left it in the car for a few months. One of the greatest bands of all time with some of my favourite songs ever, and also the band that made the best comeback after a long hiatus.

    Must have listened to it around 50 times by now and I honestly think it's not very good. Throw in some 'expectation' and I have to say it's one of the biggest disappointments in recent history. I might post my thoughts in the Treat thread to explain. I've deliberately not listed to it for a couple of months and now given it 5 spins again with fresh ears and I don't get why it's pretty much one of the top 3 CDs from last year according to most on this site.

    I also defended it's title when the album was announced......wrong....I now think it fits perfectly and was the warning that many predicted!

  4. Trolls, again. Pretty dang funny and quite entertaining.

     

    31, omfg. Pure drivel. Not remotely shocking or scary or anything. Shame on you Rob Zombie for this cash grab.

     

    Inferno, meh. More Vkear and Present Danger than Davinvi Code.

     

    Son In Law, introduced the kids to the Paul Shore vehicle and the kids didn't mind at all. Of course the ever luscious Tiffany Amber Theison is a crowd pleasure no doubt.

     

    X-Men, my daughter is big into the superhero movies so we are revisiting the older ones too and this one is nice. Of course it has all been done again and again in future installments but this one is nice. With no Stan Lee cameo and no end of trailer teaser.

     

    Nerve, teen social media dare flick with a Franco and Eric Roberts daughter. Not bad but certainly made for teens.

    RE: Rob Zombie....Man, who'd have thought he make some good movies and after 3 if them I was backing each new one to be great but since then he's been a terribly steep downward spiral....

  5. The chorus and second half of the song is good, but that song is completely made by the first verse and everything leading into when the full band joins in. Killer lyrical melodies. Love the first half of the tune immensely. And overall, it is a very good tune.

    Love the start, then I skip after the first chorus. They needed to go back to the start and strip it back and build again after the first chorus. Then again I seem to be one of a few these days not loooooving everything these days.

     

    Looks like I need to go into Facebook as well to get myself the right opinion? ?

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    Received my Japanese pressing from CD Japan on Thursday ...... it's been in my CD player quite a bit. This has the potential to be in the run for Album of the Year. I have all the previous BROTHER FIRETRIBE releases on the Japanese pressings and this album is by far superior. I'll explain.....the sound here is much fuller, the production extremely full including orchestration. Their overall sounds actually drifts toward the LEVERAGE vibes this time as opposed to their previous releases. Having the same vocalist in Pekka Heino, there is a blending of elements. Also, the Japanese pressing has a total of 14 tracks, two of which are Japanese bonus. One is an acoustic track and the second is a genuine bonus. More than, just a bonus, a brilliant track worth having. My recommendation is to obtain a Japanese pressing of this CD if you are going to purchase it.......It should be worthwhile!!

    Cool.

     

    I just wish I had your money. All you guys always buying the Japanese pressings: how do you afford it?

    Do what I do, only by the good albums and not the albums you want to be good. Mine should be arriving soon along with Eclipse and a couple of others.

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    I was listening to Nordic Union the other day and was thinking how far superior the Eclipse album is. The funny thing about that album is, every time I hear it I think it's worse than the last time I hear it. The songs are so limp... with the exception of 'True love awaits you.' Every time I hear the album, that song gets better. Such a great hook and melody on an otherwise safe, one-dimensional album.

    I know we've discussed this many a time, but I still don't get your hate for that album. Just sounds like every other Martensson album to me :lol:

    It's just safe, boring songs. Listen to it back to back with Eclipse. He hasn't thrown one decent meaty riff into the Nordic Union album, whereas they're on every Eclipse song. There is not one hook on the albums (bar that wonderful ballad) that is anything more than straight forward and basic... and just sounds bored to me. Compare the chorus hooks alone to Eclipse, or Hitchcock or something.

     

    Like I said all along, the reason I am probably more disappointed with it than other similar releases is because Atkins is a great song writer himself. He doesn't need someone writing songs for him, and for the most part he could have done much better or at least as good. It's just the safest I've heard Martensson go.

    "Falling" is one of the best songs in the last 15+ years, for me anyway.
    Me too :)

    'Falling' would be one of my least favourite tracks on the album. The chorus is soooo banal. It sounds like he wrote a song like that 15 years ago in school at lunch time or something. Sorry dudes... I don't hate the song... I just really, really don't get the praise for something I find so average.

    Lonely opinion

    A little less lonely. The NU album falls flat for me. There's nothing on there that ranks in the best tracks since 2002!

  8. I won't use it for that reason. It's helped kill the industry but it was going to happen anyway due to the quality and convenience of the digital age.

    I deliberately avoid using it and check out YouTube if I'm on the fence about purchasing an album so that Spotify gets nothing from me. Sure the bit of spit they send down to the artist is lost but I don't think it's relevant because I'll either not purchase it, or will buy the physical media.

    These types of services are just too convenient, cheap and entrenched. They won't go away and I imagine artists will just get less and less over time as Spotify have to keep growing an ever larger catalog.

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    Yes, I do say the album is not worth 80% and as per my long post above, I don't care what the average score for a percentage of the album is. So the top 10 songs average out at 80%? Cool. But that's not the album, is it? It's 10 songs from an album. I am rating full albums. Regardless of how many songs are on there, each entire album is treated equally.

     

    Yes, I do skip songs I don't like, or I don't rip them to MP3 to play into the future... but you're definitely missing the point here. I am rating albums. AOR. Album Orientated Rock, to some. I am not rating individual songs for MP3 players, or 10 songs and discarding the rest. Yes, I gain info in order to decide which MP3s to rip and keep, but I am rating albums for a purpose.

     

    So I guess I can see your "point," but it's plain and simply just not what I am doing. Like I said, I don't honestly care at all what you guys do. It's just not what I am doing. You're rating 10 songs per album. I am rating albums as they are - from the first track to the last. If a band has more songs and some are crap, then call it "penalising" if you must. To me, it's just rating the entire album for what it is. Basic, simple as that.

    But it depends on why you are rating an album - fair enough if you are just rating an album to catalogue everything do what you like.

     

    But you cant just throw up 2 summaries as an argument that you like TS more when on average the 10 best songs are on Rocketride - it makes no sense to any of us.

     

    Peace out.

    One thing is obvious in all of this. We need more titties in CD booklets!

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