Darkstone

A Killer track from Aussie band "Moving Pictures" that's featured on two soundtracks. Belng included on the "Footloose" soundtrack is epic. Arguably the best soundtrack ever. The "Hot Rod" clip is silly, but worth a chuckle.

I'm hopeful, but we'll see. The "The End Machine" albums were amazing! I wish he'd recruited Robert Mason for this Lynch Mob "comeback". I don't know what Robert's up to lately, but "Warrant" are doing fuck all.

Just watched this trailer and it looks okay. I posted it because I had no idea who Eve Hewson is and was surprised by who her father is.

Have you just "ooted" yourself as French Canadian, Monsieur?

Yeah, I watch these guys too. They're good value.

I really love this album. Here's 2 of the best Sleaze tracks you'll ever hear. IMO, of course.

Just revisiting these ones today. Absolute hidden gems.

It's been a long time coming, but here's the latest offering from these guys. Released yesterday.

Thanks Stefan.

Mate, if I take the time to click on an age restricted video, there'd better be tits involved. Not cool.

Yeah, I know. He wrote the tracks I posted.

Not to mention these tracks. His album "Lucky This Time" is a Killer. I've posted that as well. The opener is the title track and as much as I love the version by "Mr. Big", I think I may prefer Jeff's version. I have huge memories associated with that album.

A little from column A and a little from column B. Please acknowledge the winking smiley face. I would appreciate a bird retraction.

You seem to be cutting Stefan's grass lately in several threads. That's not on mate.

Yeah, I saw this one. It's very clever as usual, but didn't really grab me.

I knew who Robert Oppenheimer was before this Amazing track was released by Sting in 1985. One of his best that you don't hear very often. Since then, every time I've heard Oppenheimer's name I'm always reminded of the line... "How can I save my little boy from Oppenheimer's deadly toy?". Sadly, nearly 40 years later, this song and message is just as relevant as ever.

Speaking of Don Dokken lately, "Up From The Ashes" arguably surpasses any Dokken album. I said "arguably". I'm not sure if it's better than "Back For The Attack", but it's damn close IMO.

Agreed. Don's voice is certainly not what it was, but you can definitely get a sense of what it was. His voice isn't cooked by any means, just different. Not too shabby for a 70 year old.

I always thought that the two Lou Gramm solo albums were just as good as his Foreigner stuff.

Good call on these two.

"When Darkness Falls" vs "When Darkness Calls". Which do you prefer? I love Jeff and that Takara track/album, but I've gotta go with George. That second Lynch Mob album with Robert Mason is right up there for me. The brilliant reworking on REvolution seals the deal.

I'd make her opening flow.

No edit option with the 3 dots in the top right hand corner of your post?

FUCKING AWESOME!!!

You should've just edited it mate. I do it all the time.