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  1. 10 minutes ago, AlphaMale said:

    That might be my fav as well. One Final Kiss is awesome too though.

    Not sure what my favorite is but my top 4 in no particular order would be Big Boys Don't Cry, Moment of Truth, Got To Be About Love and One Final Kiss.

    Solid album though outside of a few tunes in the second half.  If this had come out in December it would've been top 3 for me in 2020.  However, I'm doubting it ends up that high for me this year with so much great stuff to come.  We shall see.

    Either way, nice to be hearing quality new music.

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  2. Gave this a listen and been through twice so far.

    Basically, I dig the first 5 songs but second half is a little hit and miss until One Final Kiss which is killer.  

    Still a handful of good tunes I'll initially be adding to my playlist though and we'll see how it goes after a few more listens.

  3. 138840133_3935692469797426_7726244730954

     
     
    MIDNITE CITY announce new single “Crawlin’ In The Dirt”; release date for single & video set to January 22nd, 2021!
     
    Since bursting out onto the scene with a vengeance in 2017, MIDNITE CITY have taken on the world and hustled themselves to the top of the pile to be crowned the true kings of Hair Metal.
     
    Following on from the release of their sophomore album 'There Goes The Neighbourhood' in late 2018 (which was voted 5th best Melodic Rock album of the year in Classic Rock magazine and also made the list of the best albums of the past 35 year history of Japan's Burrn! magazine) the band have gone from strength to strength and proven to be one hell of a force to be reckoned with in the live arena.
     
    MIDNITE CITY have headlined two consecutive UK tours, played shows all over Europe, Australia and also played two sold out shows in Japan and continue to dazzle a legion of growing and devoted fans around the world with their high energy, feel good, party rock.
     
    Hot on the heels of two highly acclaimed albums, MIDNITE CITY return in 2021 with their highly anticipated third album “Itch You Can’t Scratch” on May 28th. With new label Roulette Media in tow, as well as new management and booking agent, the band are back looking and sounding better than ever with a new array of songs that will melt your face, so strap yourselves in for the ride of your life. It’s all about the good times!
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    MIDNITE CITY will release three singles from the album in advance. The first advance track, “Crawlin’ In The Dirt”, will be released on January 22nd and accompanied by a video. The band says about this track: “'Crawlin' In The Dirt' shows a tougher, edgier side to the band not seen or heard before. Midnite City kicks the doors off 2021 with a vengeance!'.
     
    We will handle the PR for all three singles and the album world-wide except for the UK. “Crawlin’ In The Dirt” will be submitted to media via Haulix on January 22nd, 2021.
     
    The pre-sale for the single starts today: https://smarturl.it/Midnitecitycrawlin
     
    The album “Itch You Can’t Scratch” (in all formats) and merchandise bundles are available for pre-orders from Roulette Media’s webstore from today which is found at: https://roulettemedia.co.uk
     
    Midnite City is:
    Rob Wylde – Lead Vocals
    Miles Meakin – Lead Guitar
    Josh ‘Tabbie’ Williams – Bass Guitar
    Shawn Charvette – Keyboards
    Pete Newdeck – Drums
     
    Further links:
    Website band: https://midnitecity.com
    Pre-sale „Itch You Can’t Scratch” (album & bundles): https://roulettemedia.co.uk
    Smart-URL “Crawlin’ In The Dirt”: https://smarturl.it/Midnitecitycrawlin
     
    Tour dates Midnite City 2021:
    20.03.2021 D-Oberhausen, Resonanzwerk (Sleaze Fest)
    05.05.2021 ES-Ibiza, HRH
    23.05.2021 UK-Call Of The Wild Festival
    29.05.2021 UK-Breaking Bands Festival
    28.08.2021 UK-HRH Sleaze
    29.08.2021 UK-Rockwich Festival
    04.09.2021 D-Hamburg, Markthalle (Indoor Summer Festival)
    Spring 2021 - Live Stream concert - Worldwide - to be announced
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  4. 33 minutes ago, Dead Planet said:

    Almost every rare cd has been booted in the last 10 years so it is difficult to say what is truly rare or not these days.... every day people buy cds on ebay that they think are rare but are almost always boots....

    Really good point.   

    Between boots, re-issues, re-masters and easily just being able to download most albums, not sure "rare" is really much of a thing anymore.  

    I've unloaded a lot of the harder to find CD's I had over the past few years.  I mean, most of them I never even listened to and I only had them to basically look at lol.  I figure once my time comes, my kids will probably just toss them in the trash or something so better off selling them now.

     

  5. 2 minutes ago, Glen said:

    no I meant kennys vocals slightly less accented.....than they were 10 years ago. 

    Erik always clean to me too 

    Oh...okay.  Yeah, might be a little less accented.  I probably haven't really listened enough to those first 2 albums to have enough basis of comparison.

    This sounds good though.

  6. 49 minutes ago, Glen said:

    2 more small observations :

    1. they choose probably the most aggressive song vocally on the album. To prove a point? I think some of the other songs are easier to sing

    2. Is it me or does his vocals seem slightly less accented? only a good thing right? 

     

    Totally agree on #1.  I think they chose the most aggressive song definitely to prove a point. 

    Not sure about #2 though.  At least to my ears, I never noticed any accent on Erik's stuff.  Frankly, always felt like Erik had one of the "cleanest" swedish voices I've heard.  Kenny sounds good too though in that regard and no accent coming through for him either.

    Definitely going to be interesting to hear the next album.  

  7. I think what this does for me is show that Kenny can sing with some aggression and belt it out a bit.  He'll never exceed Erik for me, but this still sounds good.

    Agree that the most interesting thing will be to hear new music.  This song shows though that they should be able to keep the more aggressive production style they've went to on the past few albums and that Kenny can handle it.

    Hearing this mostly settles it for me too in that the reason I didn't care much for those first 2 albums wasn't due to Kenny.  It was more just due to the wimpy, lite production of those albums and style.  I mean, Kenny sounds great here and I'd still dig this tune if this was the first time I'd ever heard it and Erik had never done it.

    Looking forward to hearing new music.  

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  8. I just happened across this band as....Had never heard or them before or bothered to check them out.  I'm not overly big into female fronted stuff so that's probably why I passed on it.  Although, I do dig Halestrom so figured I'd give it a shot.

    Anyways, damn....clicked on a couple videos and I'm digging what I hear.  I don't know much about this band and think they've been through some lineup changes from what I've seen.  But have been spinning some tunes today and the few tunes I've listened too are kicking some ass.  I even dig the ballad....very Halestorm-like IMO.  

    Haven't even checked out the full album yet but intend to do do.  Might be a late alteration to my 2020 list.

     

     

     

  9. It's a yes from me.

    Just feel like my 2019 list was much stronger at the top than my 2020 list. 

    If I were doing a top 5 list of 2019 and 2020 combined, it would go:

    1.  H.E.A.T II (2020)

    2. Pretty Maids (2019)

    3. Crazy Lixx (2019)

    4. Defiants (2019)

    5. Eclipse (2019)

    So 4 of my top 5 would be 2019 releases.

    For me, 2020 just wasn't very exciting at all musically.  Maybe I was just in a bad mood from all the crap that's went on this year.

    I'm expecting 2021 to blow the doors off 2020 also.  Should have W.e.t, Midnite City, Maverick, Shiraz Lane, Treat, maybe new Crazy Lixx and I'm sure much more.  Hopefully we really start to see results from all the COVID lockdown stuff and artists having time to work on music.  I have to think some have held back releasing music as there is little point if they can't play live to support it.  

  10. Feeling like my 2020 top 7 is just about set.  I don't really know of anything that will make it out before the end of the year that will change my list.  If it does, I'll edit.  And I'm only going with 7 this year as nothing else really captivated me enough to add it.

    1.  H.E.A.T - H.E.A.T II.  For me, nothing else is even close but you all knew that.  Nice way for Erik to go out and it sure capped a fabulous 4 album run.

    2.  Shiraz Lane - Vibration I EP.  It's only an EP so I hesitated putting it on the list.  But love what these guys are doing and this EP got a ton of play for me this year.

    3.  Tokyo Motor Fist - Lions.  Good second effort.  For me, the first 4 songs are darn near perfection and exactly what I'd want from these guys.  There's a couple songs I skip in the second half but still solid overall.

    4.  Arctic Rain - The One.  Fabulous debut album from these guys.  Have spun this album a lot since it came out.  Cool 80's vibe without being cheesy.

    5.  Thundermother - Heat Wave.  I happened on this band recently and had never listened to them before.  Haven't had much time with this yet but damn, digging it.  They're like a more classic hard rock version of Halestorm.

    6.  AC/DC - Power Up.  Just a casual fan of these guys and honestly haven't been interested enough to listen to much of their output since Razor's Edge.  But I've been spinning this one frequently.  It's kind of similar to Tokyo Motor Fist in that I dig the first 4-5 songs, then it weakens in the second half before finishing pretty well with Money Shot and Code Red.  Solid release though for this stage in their career.

    7.  Wicked Smile - Delirium EP.  Solid debut EP that's gotten a lot of play.  I'm generally not a "metal" guy but I dug this.  It reminds me of Turbo era Juda s Priest...metal but with a melodic, commercial vibe to it.  Black Swan is probably also a good comparison but I like this much more than I liked Black Swan.

    8.  Collateral - S/T.  I liked 3-4 tunes on this release (Big Shot, Promiseland, Lullaby, Merry Go Round) but also really disliked a few of the more Country sounding tunes.  These guys have potential though I hope they stay away from the Country twang.

    Honorable mention-Basically these are a few releases I liked 2-3 tunes off but didn't grab me much overall. 

    One Desire - Midnite Empire  

    Palace- Rock & Roll Radio 

    Perfect Plan - Time For A Miracle

    Harem Scarem - Change The World

    For my tastes, it's not been a great year at all and expecting/hoping 2021 is much better in many ways!

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