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They last played live in March 2015: Mar 12, 2015 Angels or KingsMar 12, 2015 at Hafan y Mor Holiday Park, Pwllheli
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Yeah, my buddy told me it was God in hebrew. So I learned something too. And that chorus sucks but I love that driving heavy groove on the song. I dig it plenty.
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Well, it happened - I like a screamo song....
AlphaMale replied to CureTheSane's topic in Heavy Metal
My thoughts exactly. I hate the growling but their songs and hooks are actually pretty good. -
25 Reason to fall in love with Ana Cheri
AlphaMale replied to AlphaMale's topic in Exquisite Entropy
Actually, thought Geoff would be a fan of this thread. And no, I'm not dating her. But I have already boinked her a few times in my dreams! -
You won't be disappointed. It's an excellent disc.
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Is that Miss Crazy?? LOL
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Operation: Mindcrime (Geoff Tate) - The Key
AlphaMale replied to Stefan's topic in AOR and Hard Rock
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from 0dayrox2: http://0dayrox2.blogspot.com/2015/07/tuff-glam-years-1985-1989-2015.html * Hollywood rockers TUFF formed in 1985 has now officially turned 30, and to celebrate their 30th Anniversary the band are releasing "The Glam Years 1985-1989", including the very rare early TUFF recordings featuring vocalist Jim Gillette, plus a 'Glam Remaster' of material recorded later with frontman Stevie Rachelle. TUFF was founded by bassist Todd Chaisson and Jorge DeSaint (guitar). After a few early line up changes, Chaisson and DeSaint settled in with Michael Raimondo on drums and Jimmy L’Mour (Jim Gillette) as the band’s voice. Originally based in Phoenix, Arizona, Tuff moved to Los Angeles in the fall of 1986. That same year they released their official debut with 'Knock Yourself Out' via Tuff Muff Music Inc. That EP was a cassette only release, and now those tunes among others are available for the first time ever on CD. There's also two tracks previously unreleased from that sessions. In the spring of 1987 L’Mour himself left the band, reverted to his real name Jim Gillette and released his solo album 'Proud To Be Loud' before forming Nitro with shredder Michael Angelo Batio. TUFF then added Wisconsin native Stevie Rachelle to front the band. Chaisson shortened his name to Chase and Raimondo became Lean – the classic era of TUFF was officially born. Here wa have the very firsr tracks recorded with Rachelle; "Round 'Em Up", the melodic "Summertime Goodbye, "Want Trouble – You Got It", all done in 1988. The rest were taped in 1989 before the band got signed by Atlantic Records. Looking back, the Gillette era was roughly a year together. The style of these tracks are raw and angry, with a sleazy dirty attitude. Now a full 29 years later it's great to listen those early tracks - that have been remastered from original tape and sound really good - to check the 'real underground' Sunset Strip sound. The material with Stevie Rachelle (tracks 7-13) are in the vein of the TUFF we all know, much more melodic & polished in the true late '80s Californian Hard Rock style. "The Glam Years 1985-1989" showcases all TUFF’s official recordings from the '80s but when they still were an indie band, featuring both vocalists Gillette and Rachelle. These are not only previously unreleased - or heard by few - material, but also owns some kind of magic, freshness to a band that was hungry for glory. Highly Recommended. 01 - Glamour Girls 02 - Forever Yours (1986 Mix) 03 - Dressed For Dancin' 04 - Candy Coated 05 - Bang-Bang 06 - Ooh Ahh 07 - Round 'Em Up (Glam Remaster) 08 - Summertime Goodbye (Glam Remaster) 09 - Want Trouble – You Got It (Glam Remaster) 10 - Sinner Street (Glam Remaster) 11 - Forever Yours (Glam Remaster) 12 - Ain't Worth A Dime (Glam Remaster) 13 - Good Guys Wear Black (Glam Remaster) Jimmy L’Mour (Jim Gillette) - vocals Stevie Rachelle - vocals Jorge DeSaint - guitars, backing vocals Todd Chase - bass, backing vocals Michael (Raimondo) Lean - drums, backing vocals BUY IT ! www.ebay.com/itm/151731827852 itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-glam-years-1985-1989/id1001300361 .
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25 Reason to fall in love with Ana Cheri
AlphaMale replied to AlphaMale's topic in Exquisite Entropy
So? Who sez you can't improve on nature? Exactly! I love them fake or not!! -
What's a spinnin' in your CD player?
AlphaMale replied to Scandinavia's topic in General Music Discussion
H.E.A.T. "Address The Nation" Crazy Lixx "New Religion" CrashDiet "Generation Wild" FM "Heroes and Villains" Treat "Coup De Grace" -
Sounds awesome!! \m/
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What's a spinnin' in your CD player?
AlphaMale replied to Scandinavia's topic in General Music Discussion
How could you not like this song? -
25 Reason to fall in love with Ana Cheri
AlphaMale replied to AlphaMale's topic in Exquisite Entropy
I did! That one pic says "Alpha Female"!!! : -
Sounds pretty decent to me. Would like to hear more.
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Says "this video is private".
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25 Reason to fall in love with Ana Cheri
AlphaMale replied to AlphaMale's topic in Exquisite Entropy
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25 Reason to fall in love with Ana Cheri
AlphaMale replied to AlphaMale's topic in Exquisite Entropy
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25 Reason to fall in love with Ana Cheri
AlphaMale replied to AlphaMale's topic in Exquisite Entropy
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http://www.firstslice.com/ana-cheri/
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I liked the one trick well enough.
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Operation: Mindcrime (Geoff Tate) - The Key
AlphaMale replied to Stefan's topic in AOR and Hard Rock
Damn, that's sounds horrid. I hope it's a colossal failure and the rest of the "trilogy" gets scraped and Mr. Tate disappears never to be heard from again. -
+1
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Definitely one of my favorites from last year.
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Glad somebody appreciated it!!!