AlphaMale

Sounds very cool. I diggit a lot!!

From their debut EP from last year:

from various internet sources: “We have already reached this event, and epidemics of viruses or stock market crashes doesn’t break us. It’s time to announce the release of our first full-length album “Threads Of Street Lights“. That’s the statement of STRIPPED GUNS, a very young crew of rockers which type of music harkens back to 1987.Street rock, glam sleazy dirt, this is the focus of these lads at their twenties, making the music they love, uncompromising, and of course, managed by themselves Stripped Guns put things clear from their name: Sunset Strip style 3-minute songs influenced by… LA Guns and Guns N’ Roses. They mention elements from the likes of Motley Crue, Skid Row, W.A.S.P., Aerosmith, Backyard Babies, etc, and I’ ll would add Hanoi Rocks as well plus some more modern exponents such as Hardcore Superstar or Crashdiet. Of course Stripped Guns are not at the same level of the aforementioned acts, however they have something you can’t get easily: youth attitude, freshness. Production wise – self done – also is not that huge, but again this benefits Stripped Guns’ style of music; these sleazy tunes are dirty, nasty, and in many ways bring to mind the very early, raw recordings by Motley Crue, Crashdiet or Hollywood Rose. Heck, they even has that ‘Parental Advisory’ sticker on the cover artwork. Song titles like ‘Party Never Ends’, ‘D’ya Think I’m a Bad Boy’, ‘Queens of Babylon’, ‘I’m Not Dead Yet’ speak by themselves. But they also did here a midpaced melodic rocker in ‘Heat of the Night’, still maintaining the grit. A young band with a lot of attitude, and a lot of potential. Well done guys, keep rocking. Tracklist: 01 – Party Never Ends 02 – D’ya Think I’m a Bad Boy 03 – Naughty Dreams 04 – Queens of Babylon 05 – Dangerous in Danger 06 – Wild at Heart 07 – I’m Not Dead Yet 08 – Dropped the Bomb 09 – Heat of the Night 10 – What Can I Do 11 – Love’s Gotta Hold on Me 12 – Girl, You Turn Me On (Bonus Track) Tom Spice – Lead Vocal Lexx Härvell – Guitars Svagut – Bass Dee Crash – Drums, Percussion BUY IT www.amazon.co.uk/Threads-Street-Lights-Explicit-Stripped/dp/B08669WVKG

Sounds very good. I diggit.

Welcome back Mr. T

I know I've seen that pic before. This is gonna bug the fuck outta me.

At the Walmart near me, starting Saturday, they are limiting the number of people allowed in the store. You have to stand in line (which was lined around the corner) and when 1 person comes out of the store, 1 is let in. They make you take a designated path as well. Like a one way street. I guess this lessens the chance you cross paths with someone. It's a mess that isn't going away any time soon.

Me too! Trying to figure out where I saw it!

Sure don't look like the same band to me.

I have a feeling that this might be better than the 2 Tracii/Phil comeback releases. The Missing Peace was okay but not great and I didn't like most of The Devil You Know. I don't know what it is but there's something missing for me.

47..... same age as me...... would've turned 48 on November 9th.

It's just bad bad Bon Jovi. Why do they continue to make such hook-less boring crap??

What was his screen name? R.I.P. Tim

Can you give me a Stripped Gypsy update Shane??

Maybe because it's obscure trash?

You keep posting "???" like someone is supposed to reply? Nobody knows that crap!!

Nobody who frequents this site listens to any of that. The main focus of HEAVY HARMONIES is "Heavy" "harmonies". You can see that other music styles is the least posted in thread on the site. We all listen to rock and metal. Not jazz or pop or anything else!!

Still don't get why you think a hard rock forum is a good place to find info on pop/jazz songs? Why? Just why?

Dokken (but with Don's 1980's vocals)

Meh