Darkstone

Sensational. 

This is the stuff.

On 12/3/2023 at 5:43 AM, Thomas/Coastline said:

Love Gun, isn't that One Eyed Trouser Snake?

 

Yep,

The Uzi of ooze.

4 hours ago, whiplash1972 said:

I'm quietly confident about this.

I guess it's too much to ask for, but something resembling Vince Neil's "Exposed" album would be awesome. 

Wicked Stone - Broken Heartbeat.

Killer track from a Killer album.

One from my favourite KISS album.

3 hours ago, Captain Howdy said:

Featuring Danny Vaughn

Not bad.

The original is sacred down here.

Love it.

A worthy tribute. 

The "Shocker" soundtrack strikes again.

Two tracks of pure ear candy from the "Kung Fury" soundtrack. 

The name mentioned numerous times in the first track is Diana, BTW. 

The second track comes from an unexpected source. 

Killer. 

Sebastian Bach can do no wrong in my book.

I'm really looking forward to the album. 

Warlock - All We Are.

Whenever this Killer track pops up in my rotation, I always revisit the video.

This is IMO the best Metal video ever. It epitomises everything that made me love this music.

Also, DORO IS AS HOT AS FUCK!!!

16 minutes ago, KarpetRydOFunk said:

Wow. It appears there are a bunch of albums I missed. 

Join the club.

It's very hard to keep up with everything. 

8 hours ago, Captain Howdy said:

Didn't say it was Christian, said it was Latin and what it meant. 

Sorry mate, I completely misunderstood. 

I thought you were using that as an example of her Christianity. 

2 hours ago, Captain Howdy said:

Hell her own record label is called Bona Dea, which is Latin for good goddess.

Actually, Bona Dea is more associated with Paganism rather than Christianity. 

It's a reference to the pre-Christian Roman Religion. 

Definitely not Christian. 

No song, just a great line that made me laugh. 

I just heard Bill Maher describe Jesus as a "nepo baby".

Great news!

5 hours ago, Stefan said:

 

New album 'Screaming Steel' out February 9th through Frontiers.

Nice.

1 hour ago, auslander said:

I can't think of a single artist whom I have preferred as a solo artist over their original band.

An interesting question. 

I can't think of too many off the top of my head, except for some mainstream artists, 

Lionel Ritchie, Peter Gabriel, Daryl Braithwaite, Michael Jackson, Phil Collins.

10 hours ago, Kristian said:

You might be right, not sure though, I mean the snippet sounds legit, and (if so) they have bothered to record both vocals and an entire guitar solo, I have a hunch that it could be a whole song, guess we'll never know

It's not a show, but a movie, which premiered in cinemas back in 1992.

I agree with you, I think it's a legit song. 

Even though it's not on the soundtrack, it could still be mentioned in the movie's end credits.

Could be worth a look.

I remember an epic scene from the movie "Don't tell Mom the babysitter's dead" that included the intro to Valentine's "Runnin' On Luck Again" and that wasn't on the soundtrack.

I'd be interested to see a run-down of 2023 frontiers albums. If you happened to have an ADV boycott what albums would you have missed out on? 

Considering the amount of output he's had over the years, I think his strike rate is pretty good.

I've never understood the hatred towards him. I think at some point it just became trendy.

In this argument, I'm definitely team ADV.

12 hours ago, Thomas/Coastline said:

You can add the sarlacc pit too.

That's one hot looking pit.

Del's been busy, posting several today.

Here's a couple of great ones that fall into the "I want to hear more" category.

Your collection never ceases to amaze me Delbert.

Here's the rest of the album, released a couple of days ago.

It's good stuff and it's great to hear music like this with clean, melodic vocals. 

No Cookie Monster shit.

This is my favourite Christmas song by far.

Christmas or not, it's just a great track. 

12 minutes ago, KarpetRydOFunk said:

Is Trump going to jail, or is he not going to jail? 

I would bet not.