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Going to be a totally different sound. A no for me also.

Mark Kaleiwahea Owner, A Big Kahuna Lawn Care and Landscaping Melbourne, Florida Area Construction Current A Big Kahuna Lawn Care and Landscaping He was known as MARK WILLIAMS in Bomb Squad.

I actually got it wrong. It's in Florida.

Lead singer owns a tree service business in Hawaii.

Nope and nope!

The awesomely awesome BOMB SQUAD from Baltimore. Saw these guys in 1992 when they opened for Wildside, Roxy Blue and Babylon A.D.

Great disc. Been in constant rotation on my ipod.

I can see why Harnell bolted. This is a pretty crappy version of TNT. Although it's not the singer's fault. Piss-weak songs and a couple decent songs. Nothing worth talking about since All The Way To The Sun, which even had it's WTF moments.

100% accurate! Enormous loss of the magic of the original.

Song now on YouTube minus the video:

Great White's remaining members are tools. Mark Kendall actually complained to YouTube when I posted one of their songs from Full Circle on YouTube.

GREAT WHITE Parts Ways With Singer TERRY ILOUS, Replaces Him With MITCH MALLOY July 9, 2018 25 Comments AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to FacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterShare to PinterestPinterestShare to RedditRedditShare to MoreMore17 GREAT WHITE has parted ways with singer Terry Ilous and has replaced him with Mitch Malloy (pictured above with guitarist Mark Kendall). Malloy, a celebrated songwriter and artist now based in Nashville, takes the reins as only the third lead vocalist in GREAT WHITE's 36-year history. "Mitch is an incredible singer, artist, songwriter and engineer," GREAT WHITE lead guitarist Mark Kendall said. "We're beyond excited to stretch our musical muscles with a fresh, new take on GREAT WHITE's catalog of hits." He added: "Terry Ilous has been released to join his other projects. We wish him the best of luck and thank him for his run with GREAT WHITE." Malloy, who originally hails from Dickinson, North Dakota, charted his first solo single, "Anything At All" in 1992. His subsequent hits "Nobody Wins In This War" and "Our Love Will Never Die" also made Billboard's Top 100. Most recently he's been cranking out penned hits and producing clients for his Malloy Master Tracks studio. These clients include Taylor Swift, BOYS LIKE GIRLS, Kenny Loggins, Craig Morgan, Johnny Gates and many more. Malloy has been in this is this situation before. In 1996, VAN HALEN asked Malloy to take the reins as its singer. Although Malloy didn't take the gig, he further established his reputation as a universally respected frontman. He's thrilled to be a part of GREAT WHITE. He's not trying to be a "clone" of previous singers Jack Rusell and Ilous. "I have to represent this music honorably," Malloy said. "I respect what has come before me, and have to remind fans of where they were when they first heard these songs. I also have to be myself at the same time. When I first heard my own voice with GREAT WHITE's music, I knew something special was going on." GREAT WHITE guitarist and keyboardist Michael Lardie praised Malloy for his musical chops and reputation. "We had an immediate rapport with Mitch," Lardie said. "I'm positive the fans will embrace Mitch and continue to support GREAT WHITE. This music is bigger than any one person." "We're ready to rock with Mitch," drummer Audie Desbrow added. "2018 and beyond still has a lot in store for GREAT WHITE. Don't ever count us down and out. It feels like we're just getting started." GREAT WHITE continues to tour worldwide and in the last four years logged nearly 400 dates in several states and countries. The band celebrated numerous milestones that included several sold-out performances, a return to the Zurich, Switzerland's Rock Im Tal festival, the 10th anniversary of M3 Rock Festival and a handful of intimate, acoustic performances. In June 2017, GREAT WHITE reunited with its original producer, Michael Wagener on the thrilling "Full Circle". The nine-track album spawned the balls-to-the wall single "Big Time". And for the first time in its career, GREAT WHITE gave a peek behind the curtain to its fans with the accompanying DVD "The Making Of Full Circle". Tour dates: Jul. 14 - The Lucky Eagle Casino - Rochester, Wash. Jul. 20 - Harrah's Cherokee - Cherokee, N.C. Jul. 21 - Macon City Auditorium - Macon, Georgia Jul. 27 - St. Clair Riverfest - St. Clair, Mich. Jul. 28 - Beaver Dam Amphitheater - Beaver Dam, Ky. Jul. 30 - Monroe County Fair - Monroe, Mich. Aug. 03 - Psycho Silo - Sheffield, Ill. Aug. 04 - Clearfield County Fair - Clearfield, Pa. Aug. 15 - Iowa State Fair - Des Moines, Iowa Aug. 17 - Turning Stone Resort & Casino - Verona, N.Y. Aug. 18 - Kentucky State Fair - Louisville, Ky Aug. 19 - The Foundation Performing Arts Center - Spindale, N.C. Aug. 25 - Idaho Rock Fest Melaleca Field - Idaho Falls, Idaho Sep. 01 - Shenandoah County Fair - Woodstock, Va. Sep. 02 - Jergel's Rhythm Grille - Warrendale, Pa. Sep. 08 - Grand Falls Casino - Larchwood, Iowa Sep. 15 - Rockefella's Music Festival II - Banning, Calif. Sep. 22 - Southwind Casino - Newkirk, Okla. Sep. 28 - Private Event - Detroit, Mich. Sep. 29 - BMI Speedway - Versailles, Ohio Oct. 06 - Pearl River Casino & Resort - Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 02 - Sycuan Casino - El Cajon, Calif. Nov. 16 - Golden Nugget Casino - Las Vegas, Nev. This version of GREAT WHITE is not to be confused with JACK RUSSELL'S GREAT WHITE, which features original GREAT WHITE singer Jack Russell alongside Robby Lochner (FIGHT) on guitar, Dan McNay on bass, Tony Montana on guitar and Dicki Fliszar on drums. http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/great-white-parts-ways-with-singer-terry-ilous-replaces-him-with-mitch-malloy/

A new entry in my forgotten hard rock albums series. It didn't take long for me to dig this PA band. Being a Mid-Atlantic hard rock junkie, I waited and anticipated this album. And boy was I not disappointed. Bad Reputation, Find A Way, Play Dirty and Skin To Skin are all killers. The album did have a few fillers though but still an outstanding CD!! Official Video:

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I have a CDR of the Blow My Fuse demos and all of them are unreleased songs.

In two words: FUCK NO!

http://loudandproudrecords.com/kix-to-release-30-year-anniversary-of-their-platinum-album-fuse-30-reblown-on-sept-21-two-disc-special-edition-features-never-release-demo-recordings/ KIX To Release 30-Year Anniversary Of Their Platinum Album FUSE 30 REBLOWN, On Sept 21. Two-Disc Special Edition Features Never Release Demo Recordings. June 25, 2018 On the 30th Anniversary of their platinum album, Blow My Fuse, Maryland hard rock icons, KIX will release Fuse 30 Reblown – 30th Anniversary Special Edition two-disc set on September 21, 2018, exclusively on PledgeMusic, exactly 30 years after Blow My Fuse’s original September 19, 1988 release date. Fuse 30 Reblown is available for pre-order now through the band’s PledgeMusic store, where fans can also purchase special commemorative merchandise including signed copies of the album, t-shirts, pins, and beach towels. Fuse 30 Reblown Disc #1 features a raw and impactful remix by Beau Hill (Alice Cooper, Ratt, Warrant, KIX) of KIX’s Atlantic Records album Blow My Fuse, and a top-notch mastering job by Jay Frigoletto (Alice in Chains, Tesla). Never-before-released demos of all 10 tracks, recorded in the early to mid 1980’s, are on Disc #2 and prove how well-prepared KIX were prior to entering the studio to record their albums. The album Blow My Fuse features the group’s biggest hit, the power ballad, “Don’t Close Your Eyes,” which reached #11 on the Billboard Hot 100 in early 1989. The album achieved platinum sales and peaked at #46 on the Billboard Top 200, making it the band’s most successful of their 35-year career. “We are proud to be celebrating the 30-year anniversary of the biggest album of our lives,” says singer Steve Whiteman. “We went from clubs to arenas, a van to a tour bus, and from the U.S. to Japan and Europe. And 30 years later, our fans are still right here with us.” KIX gracefully eased back into the public consciousness in 2008. After sold out hometown gigs, the quintet hit the stage at Rocklahoma in front of over 20,000 people, venturing out of the Mid-Atlantic for the first time in 13 years. Delivering a triumphant set alongside Sammy Hagar and Alice Cooper, they left their mark on old and new fans alike. After capturing their fiery reunion on 2012’s Live in Baltimore CD & DVD, the members agreed to enter the studio once again. In 2014, KIX released their seventh full-length album, Rock Your Face Off (Loud & Proud Records) their first studio effort since 1995’s Show Business. The album debuted at #1 on Amazon’s “Hard Rock and Metal “chart, in the Top 50 on Billboard’s “Top 200 Albums” chart, #5 on the “Independent Albums “chart, #11 on the “Top Internet “chart, #17 on the “Top Rock Albums” chart, #27 on the “Indy/Small Chain Core Stores” chart and #33 on the “Physical” chart. KIX last released CAN’T STOP THE SHOW: THE RETURN OF KIX on October 21, 2016, a two-disc DVD/CD set that entered the Billboard Top Music Video Sales chart at #3, and rose to the #1 position, the band’s highest charting debut and first #1 ever in their 35-year history. The 71-minute film offered an in-depth look into KIX’s decision to record their first new album, 2014’s Rock Your Face Off, in almost 20 years. FUSE 30 Reblown Disc 1 – Blow My Fuse remixed by Beau Hill; remastered by Jay Frigoletto 01. Red Lite, Green Lite, TNT 02. Get It While It’s Hot 03. No Ring Around Rosie 04. Don’t Close Your Eyes 05. She Dropped Me The Bomb 06. Cold Blood 07. Piece Of The Pie 08. Boomerang 09. Blow My Fuse 10. Dirty Boys Disc 2 – Blow My Fuse Demo Recordings 1984-1987: 01. Red Lite, Green Lite, TNT (6/20/86) 02. Get It While It’s Hot (11/10/86) 03. No Ring Around Rosie (1987) 04. Don’t Close Your Eyes (11/25/86) 05. She Dropped Me The Bomb (6/20/86) 06. Cold Blood (3/21/87) 07. Piece Of The Pie (6/20/86) 07. Boomerang (3/4/84) 09. Blow My Fuse (9/5/86) 10. Dirty Boys (11/10/86) KIX will be playing select shows for the rest of the year. And as part of the 30th anniversary celebration of the album, the band is performing the entire Blow My Fuse album from beginning to end at all of their live shows. All tour dates can be found on the band’s website and below. Tour Dates: JUL 12 @ Bottle & Cork – Dewey Beach, DE JUL 14 @ Washington Cunty Fair & Expo – Boonsboro, MD JUL 21 @ Moondance Jam – Walker, MN AUG 18 @ North Woods Rock Rally – Glen Flora, WI SEP 01 @ Shenandoah County Fair – Woodstock, VA SEP 07 @ Grand Rocktember Music Festival – Hinckley, MN SEP 08 @ Arcada Theater – St Charles, IL SEP 15 @ Rams Head Live – Baltimore, MD SEP 28 @ 80’s In The Park – Cocoa Beach, FL NOV 10 @ Rockfest 80’s – Miramar, FL DEC 07 @ Whisky a Go Go – Los Angeles, CA DEC 15 @ Jergel’s Rhythm Grille – Warrendale, PA

I think both songs suck.

Thank you for the info. This paper installed a paywall on their site a few years ago, and it basically chased off almost all the regular posters. By the time they lifted the paywall, basically only trolls remained. Very few regulars. So they had to be losing money. The printed newspaper is almost completely dead. Sad.

I moderate a major newspaper's forums, which uses the same software as here. On July 2nd, they are permanently closing down this part of the website. I was just wondering how much does this type of forum cost per month. I'm just wondering if this was basically just a cost cutting move. Any info would be a great help.