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My friend saw them at the whiskey last night and it was the version without Spike. So I guess we will have another two bands touring under the same Quireboys name. What a clusterfuck.

Another Baltimore area find. Kinda reminds me of Bang Tango.

1 minute ago, martinsane said:

Kix (duh). S/T, Cool Kids, Midnight Dynamite, Blow My Fuse, Hotwire. They really can do no wrong.

Kings X (double duh). Into the Silent Planet, Gretchen Goes to Nebraska, Faith, Hope, Love, Self Titled, DogMan, Ear Candy, etc...

Enuff Z Nuff has at least 10 albums of worthy material, starting with the S/T, then Animals w/Human Intelligent, easily to and through 10, but easily could include Welcome To Blue Island and album 12 ? (question mark).

Stryper. Yellow and Black Attack, Soldiers Under Command, To Hell W/the Devil, In God We Trust, and the EPIC Against The Law.

Butch Walker/Floyds Funk Revival/Marvelous 3. Sure its a blend of names but mostly the same guys and from Creamy, to the 3 Marvie records to Butch's Left of Self Centered is a good run, and you could include the 2 Southgang records as that's still Butch, Jay and Slug and depending on how much appreciation you have for Butch you can go to present as he is brilliant.

 

I also think Metal Church, The Dwarves, Warrior Soul and Nelson fit the bill as well.

 

I am sure there are many more.

As much as I love Kix, their first 2 albums are not great.

And "In God We Trust" was TRASH.

What about KISS?

S/T

Hotter Than Hell

Dressed To Kill

Destroyer

Rock And Roll Over

Love Gun

They lost me with the disco rock of Dynasty.

A new find:

Saddle Tramp from Washington DC area from 1990

OMG is that terrible. I already turned it off 20 seconds in. 

As good as Escape huh? What is Schon smoking?

Dokken

Gotthard had 6 straight excellent albums:

Open
Homerun
Human Zoo
Lipservice
Domino Effect
Need To Believe
 

Surely someone besides me liked this EP???!!!!

WTF HH

Can't believe this came out in 2004. Love this CD and play it often. Liked this much more than Fairground.

3 minutes ago, nyoilers said:

More like Anal Oriented Rock

You're starting to make sense!

This is the type of crap my 75 year old Mom listens to. Need I say more?

On 5/9/2022 at 1:09 AM, KarpetRydOFunk said:

Look at you, making friends!

Don't be hatin'!

4 hours ago, Mafisen said:

Going out on a limb here to declare that Wonderland of Temptations is one of the best hard rock songs of the past 22 years. 

On 5/9/2022 at 3:36 AM, Darkstone said:

Not as much as he likes Extreme insertions. 

 

 

 

Sorry I was a bit late with that one.

I had to think about it, but I think I nailed it. 

This one was 100% a shot in the dark for me. I took a chance on a band I'd never heard of and damn, was I ever pleased!

Simply put, this EP is essential! Perfect melodic hard rock with a sorta Lizzy Borden tinge. 

Some great stuff!

Some good ones:

I thought this was CJ Snare's band. I was totally fooled.

CJ's band is Rubicon Cross

Nobody? I like Cat's Got Your Tongue dirty groove. 

My Love I'll Always Show and First Love was awful terrible trash. 

I happened to like Skid Row's last couple EPs. While they are nowhere near STTG, they were defintely headed in the right direction.

It was the God-awful RPM disc that really soured me to them. 

A couple cool tunes from the United World Rebellion Vol. 1 and 2:

Overkill - Fuck You

Savatage - Sirens

Powermad EP

9 hours ago, Fatal Vision said:

This is not part of a third album. They are random demos that JW had around at the time. There may be _some_ that were leftovers from albums 1/2, but nothing that was planned for a not ever in the works #3, and it's hard to even hear Schon or Cain on any/most of them.

Pretty sure some of these were pre-Bad English Waite demos.

One of my all time favorite guitarists..... Akira Takasaki..... what a killer song this is. 

I uploaded OEOEO: