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Saw it yesterday, didn't expect a lot but was hoping that the actors would do a better job than what I saw in the trailer. But the performances weren't very convincing I thought, actually I laughed the most during the credits when they showed old footage of the real Crüe (footage I was already familiar with but was still fun to see)

Booked a few things with some friends, mandatory Airbourne shows in Sweden and Germany October / November and Midland in Sheffield.

Unfinished Business

Can you ever forgive me? about literary forger Lee Israel

I like both songs so far, will check out the album. I wasn't aware it's been 6 years since their last album I thought they had released at least one other album in the meantime

Song is good, my favorite part is actually the one where they step off the gas from 2:37 to 3:00

Is that a man bun or did Danny cut his hair?

When's the album released, May 24 / 31? Has the band released the official statement yet? Seems like not too much info in the description to above youtube video. You think it could be a leak?

Does anyone know if they're still with Frontiers Records?

The little bit of music playing sounds cool, very 80s

Ideally they would announce that the new record is coming out Feb 22nd

Was gonna see Ozzy and Judas Priest in Barcelona next month but the whole European tour will be postponed Sucks cause this is the second time this happened he also canceled his gig in Zurich I had tickets for, I think it was 2003.

Warren DeMartini for sure. Also while I'm at it I'd like to mention a new / young guy as well - Casey Jones from Australian band De La Cruz he deserves credit for what he did on the band's two releases. I heard he doesn't play anymore though such a shame

New song sounds promising, good vocal performance I like it

That might be true for new music and 99% of the population are fine with only streaming I'm sure cause all they want is the newest songs that are being played on the radio anyway. I am streaming music as well BUT not everything is available online. I'm talking older / obscure stuff or even artists' discographies that are on Spotify are sometimes incomplete. So I guess Spotify can cover most of the musical needs but not 100%, at least for me

Documentary about Fyre Festival on Netflix

Escape from Alcatraz

Heard the title track yesterday, not that into it to be honest

This might be going a bit too far but..... Hey Everyone Anal Tonight hahahaha

I like how Blackie Lawless once answered the question what W.A.S.P. stood for with ''we ain't sure, pal'' Maybe H.E.a.T. had visionary power when they named themselves and already predicted ''How Every Album That'' followed would be weaker than the one before it

Certainly have, very nice main and outro solo

I don't think it stands for anything, just Heat but they chose to write it like that Wholeheartedly agree with Erik that the last record wasn't that great, but I'm not as optimistic as him in regards to their next album. I'd love it if they did but I'm not sure they'll be able to deliver next time round

I was waiting for this one and YES! You are right the groove in "Reach Up" is killer. One of the instances where the production actually fits the song, very cool

So this came out today, was a bit surprised as I thought it wouldn't be out till December. Not sure why Listened to half the album this morning and Fight For Love is the standout track so far

Hahahaha, nah and I don't care I don't know, been gravitating towards that type of sound more lately after....... more than 15 year of hard rock and AOR Maybe it's just a phase and I'll grow out of it LOL