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Having thought about it, I guess the best advice I could give is to check out the individual "Song of the Day" threads for each genre. They're all pretty much on point.

Was this a cheeky little dig at me? If so, nice one.

I watch Savannah and Hoda every morning before I leave for work and have become familiar with the incredible heroics of Caitlin Clark. She's unbelievable and the "Logo 3" is insane. It's a shame she couldn't top it all off with this title. I think she'll be OK though. She's already set for life.

This one's always been special to me.

WOW. This one's really shocking. RIP.

That's a big question. I'm still refining them daily. As I said, it's very subjective.

Killer track from a Killer album that is a massive time machine for most of us here. I'll also throw in "Play Rough" and of course, "One In A Million".

Nice one, but I'd put that in the Melodic Hard Rock category. Just my opinion, it's very subjective, others may disagree.

"Video unavailable". What was it?

They're very well known. Frontman Luke Steele was in a moderately successful Alt Rock band called "The Sleepy Jackson" in the early 2000s before "Empire of the Sun".

Welcome aboard mate.

I dunno, I reckon $300 million sounds a bit low for all that.

This may explain the amazing success of Garth Brooks. He works in mysterious ways.

When it comes to Sebastian Bach it's all about his voice and not who he's performing with IMO. Yes, being sentimental, I would enjoy a Skid Row reunion, but as long as Seb is recording in any form then I'm happy. His recent solo stuff for example.

I always think of the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack whenever I hear Hungry Eyes. My Mum thrashed the shit out of that album in the car. I couldn't stand it, but it did contain the excellent "She's Like the Wind".

Nice one mate. Great guitar work and cool intro.

There should be pole dancers at every Hard Rock gig.

Ahhh, soul.

I'm sure you remember as I do the "Black and White Minstrel Show". These days it's incredible to think that this was considered wholesome family viewing at the time. There's absolutely no way something like this would fly today.

Remedy - Crying Heart. One I've just seen thanks to the Iridium channel. From the upcoming album. It's a Killer.

Let's not forget Benny Hill. What a Magnificent show that was.

I'm proud to say that I had this single when I was a mere 8 years old. KISS were big down here then. Norman Gunston is Iconic for Aussies of my vintage. The face ln the bottom left says it all. Hilarious.

All in all, this is a great story. Erik played a brilliant, well received, albeit short cameo with one of our favourite bands. It was a win, win, win. A win for us, a win for Skid Row (the album certainly put them back on the map) and a win for Erik, adding this to his already impressive resume. The fact that it was so amicable with both parties is also great to see.

She's quite hot, how bad could it be? I gave it a listen. I don't like being negative, but it's a Fucking Disgrace. How does shit like this get produced?

I guess Baltimore really does rock. Too soon?