CureTheSane
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Came here to hear the samples again now that the album is out but they've pretty much all be removed.
Anyone have it yet and can offer a comparison to other WASP albums?
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Maybe.
We get to the point where minor differences between genres are made and nobody really wants that.
I consider myself traditional 80's hard rock. Some will say hair metal, glam metal, heavy metal, cock rock, etc etc
Nut I simply class myself as hard rock and I like variations from there.
I consider this a variation, and not too far from hard rock.
In fact I hear a lot of hooks etc that are pleasing after one listen.
I'm not a big AOR fan, although I do like some of it. Probably leaning more the Guiffria side of AOR than a lot of what I see here.
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I had to really commit to repeated listens of The Greatest until I got into it, but I'm glad I did, because there are some great songs on it.
This may be the same for me, or maybe I was just not in the right mood for The Greatest and that's why it took a while?
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Interview With The Vampire
Haven't seen this for a while, and I think I enjoyed it most this time.
Seems to get better with age.
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I'll admit that I suspected that most of the early negative comments on this thread were from the more AOR oriented people.
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So I'm listening to the songs off this album and enjoying them.
Like I said, never a big JSS fan - always thought his music was a bit mundane.
To me this album stands out as something better.
Will appeal to fans of bands like Saliva, and also Weight Of The World time Harem Scarem
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Forever Young is a great song.
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haha,no offense, but I really don't give a fuck what you or anyone thinks about the music I like, or the music that I don't like.
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Holy christ, I was hoping to stay awake for about 15 more minutes. That almost sent me to sleep immediately. Man, that is just absolute shit; all of them. Even 'Undone' is still so bland I want to leave the room. Who would bother actually listening to this?
...looks like Glen and I will, even if that lessens our taste in your eyes.
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Didn't see this mentioned, but as far as sad songs goes, it kinda takes the cake.
Written about his 4 year old son after he fell from a 53rd floor balcony.
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Not gonna bother with the ratings system that seems to be in place here.
For me it's a great solid album, with much diversity and a fresh enough sound.
Not as 'country' as I was led to believe. One song is leaning towards that, but I didn't really notice any others in the couple of listens I've given it.
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Ocean's Eleven - Clooney and Pitt version.
Held up well. I remember Ocean's Twelve being average, but I'll watch that next and see if I was just in a shitty mood when I saw it.
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Vocals by Paul Stanley, Graham Bonnet, Glenn Hughes, Eric Martin, Joe Lynn Turner
Probably my favorite off the album
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His voice always sounded 'wobbly' on it to me.
Poor production.
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Really like this song, the rest of his stuff is a bit "meh" for me.
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I actually like all of the 3 songs/snippets posted.
I've been pretty hit and miss with JSS, but I like this material more than his past stuff.
Guess I'm in the minority.
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The 5th Wave
Big let down. I think someone here described it as Twilightesque, which is pretty spot on.
If I was a 17 year old girl I would have loved it.
It was ok, the premise was good.
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I don't think this made it on an album, pretty sure it was released as a single before that last album, but it's a great song.
First Spin Impressions
in General Music Discussion
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I am biased against people who can't like Van Hagar.
Especially those who like his pre VH staff and then refuse to acknowledge anything but DLR VH
How can someone not like at least some Sammy VH songs?
It's just the height of stubbornness and/or poor taste.
I'm not a big DLR VH fan. Pretty much the 3 hits of 1984 and a few others.
I much prefer his post VH stuff, but there's nothing wrong with any of the early VH stuff.
Same with anti Bon Jovi people.
I get it. They were cool when you're a 17 year old and they were new on the scene and you used to bang your head to Livin' On A Prayer.
And then they stuck around, he cut his hair, they went more mainstream, and now the music is boring.
Cool.
But don't go back and say you never liked their music, if you were listening to the radio when it was released. Of course you did
There's nothing wrong with admitting that, and even in still playing their old songs you used to listen to religiously.