CureTheSane

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfhTGfCxmP0

As for the others

 

 

 

I saw Warrant on the Cherry Pie tour at Festival Hall

Like most in Australia, I'd never heard DRSFR so I binge listened until I knew the songs by heart. Great move because half the set was this album and I knew the songs, unlike my friends.

Amazing show

 

Also saw Poison at Festival Hall. Took some amazing photos which I'll scan and upload one day.

Another amazing show.

 

Remaining...

Bon Jovi

Steel Panther

Def Leppard

Van Halen

Kiss

Motley Crue

Alice Cooper

Cheap Trick

Guns N' Roses

Twisted Sister

Iron Maiden

 

Van Halen? Cause I don't know how often they play outside the US, I don't think that much.

 

Otherwise Cheap Trick cause of the different style

 

Van Halen has played in Australia, once with Cherone fronting the band and other time with Lee Roth fronting. Lee Roth fronted show was once off and it was up in Sydney, where Cherone fronted was a tour.

A side note Hagar played Australia a couple weeks later.

 

We have a winner - simo

Yup, it is Van Halen.

Had no interest in Cherone.

And I did see Sammy at the Palace a couple of weeks later.

Amazing show.

He sung Dreams which is apparently rare because of how hard it is to sing.

One of the best shows I've seen.

Haha, okay, so you're older than I thought. If I can vote again, my last educated guess would be Twisted Sister.

I act like a teenager though

Saw Twisted Sister again at Festival Hall on their only Australian tour.

Dee swore they'd be back, and even said " I know all bands say this, but when Twisted Fucking Sister says it, we fucking mean it!"

He lied.

Anyway, saw them again in Milwaukee in 2003. Aside from walking around saying "aaaayyyyyee" all the time, ala the Fonz, the biggest memory was that all the bottle shops closed there like around 5pm. Weird

That show was (very sadly) a clone of the show 15 or so years earlier in Melbourne.

Same shtick, same lines, pretty much everything. Very sad, but still the best live show I've ever seen.

I saw Warrant on the Cherry Pie tour at Festival Hall

Like most in Australia, I'd never heard DRSFR so I binge listened until I knew the songs by heart. Great move because half the set was this album and I knew the songs, unlike my friends.

Amazing show

Also saw Poison at Festival Hall. Took some amazing photos which I'll scan and upload one day.

Another amazing show.

Remaining...

cool, thanks

Saw Tesla at the HiFi bar a few years ago in Melbourne

A small place who cater for hard rock acts.

Wasn't overly impressed sadly.

It was an OK show. They didn't play many of the songs I wanted to hear.

Aside from that sounded OK, but only OK.

Remaining...

Here's my list.
I've stuck to hard rock

Bon Jovi

Steel Panther

Warrant

Def Leppard

Van Halen

Kiss

Motley Crue

Alice Cooper

Cheap Trick

Guns N' Roses

Tesla

Twisted Sister

Poison

Iron Maiden

Unbreakable.

Knowing the ending it wasn't as amazing, but still a good movie.

Apparently it ties in to the now movie Split.

I love this song.

Ticks all the boxes for me.

Guitar play through the song, power chords, stoppy bit where the music stops and the vocals continue, cool lyrics, great bridge, hooks etc etc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxVACta6dbA

I've seen Idiocracy a few times, pretty funny show.

Tusk was possibly one of the weirdest movies I've ever seen.
watched it with my (older) kids and they still talk about it.

Yep, they're all good for me.

Look forward to this one.

Would like to hear (and see) a Jorn/Meta Loaf collaboration.

Brothers from a different country

Guardians Of The Galaxy (the first one) after seeing the second one at the movies.

Held up pretty well.

Think I enjoyed it more than the first time I saw it.

No baby Groot though

Guarantee he will 'die' again so baby Groot comes back in the furture.

Not overly impressed on first listen ^^^
But there were a couple of nice turn in the song that will likely start working on future listens.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIbB0IvBBMo

I kinda hate that it got this far.
Feels like Deal Or No Deal with the $200,000 still in play

Whitesnake

 

The Nelson above reminded me of this.

Amazingly overlooked song.

I always think of Bohemian Rhapsody when listening to it. Not because it sounds anything like it, but because it's full o twists, turns and tempo changes etc.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym5-IvFyGjY

Excellent choice and quite frankly there isn't any Nelson song that is overlooked in the martinsane camp.

 

I thought Lightning Strikes Twice was an amazing album, and aptly named.

I never did the Country & Western disc they released, I probably should give it a go.

You're right.

Most Warrant fans hate B2B

In fact I'm sure many would call this new incarnation of Warrant as being more true to the first 2 releases than B2B

Yet that album had Jani singing.

It's a waste of time comparing old to new to a large degree.

I look forward to the new Great White album. Thought Elation was pretty good.

I also enjoy a Jani-less Warrant and a Steve-less Gotthard

All based on the music and going in without pre conceived ideas.

The Nelson above reminded me of this.
Amazingly overlooked song.
I always think of Bohemian Rhapsody when listening to it. Not because it sounds anything like it, but because it's full o twists, turns and tempo changes etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym5-IvFyGjY

I have to close my eyes when watching the clips.

He has this way of being too over the top with his enthusiasm for what he's singing.

Sounded ok to me. I only hope for a couple of stand out songs and I'll be happy. Most of it I'm sure I'll find a bit repetitive and kind of the same.

Europe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFOvZojUJto

Kiss

Ozzy