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Lion - Never Surrender. You can't get much better than this one from '86. "The Wraith" was a regular VHS rental for me back in the day.

I think Gary Shutt is very much an underrated, quiet achiever when it comes to our music.

Yep, a Killer album. I reckon this is my favorite track.

C'mon Whiplash, I would've thought that you of all people would be aware of the search engine.

Was listening to the Killer "Border City Rebels" album from "Love Razer" in 2018. I've posted some tracks previously, but they're not on youtube anymore. This is the best quality I could find. This is a great Sleaze album.

As has been established, I'm more tolerant of this thread than most. This post however, crosses the line. I'm sorry, I can't sanction this

Yeah, I've always loved that track.

"Bring Back the Time"

A Great song from a Great album by Joey Tempest.

If it is and it's all like that, then it could be the first NKOTB album to find it's way into the HH database. I believe that's one of the signs of the Apocalypse.

Also Talking Heads and Toni Basil, I think. The Rick Astley and En Vogue parts. The Salt and Pepper part may be a Madonna (vogue) reference.

It's your thread FFS!

That now includes you buddy.

What? It's a valid post. I stand by it.

Here's a nice little addition to the thread that popped up in my recommendations. An interview with NKOTB, Salt & Pepper and En Vogue.

Two Killers from the "Tattoo Rodeo" debut. A country twang with gang vocals aplenty. What's not to like?

Yeah, I saw this story. I'm not sure why, but it disturbed me.

The previous three featured Michael. This Killer features Rudy.

Listening to the latest "Black Swan" masterpiece has put me in a Robin McAuley mood. Here's one from each of the "McAuley Schenker Group" albums. PURE BRILLIANCE!!!

Well, I completely got the wrong end of the stick on that one. I didn't click on the link, I thought the headline said it all.

Yeah, I thought it was "Wall of Sound". "Electric Callboy" is better, but still a sell out.

Mysterious (This Time It's Serious). The original is Epic and it's a brave call to cover JSS, but this recent version by "Saints 'N' Sinners" is a worthy tribute. Still not as good as the original though.

The Icelandic "Thunderclap" is awesome.

The Shocker soundtrack strikes again.

He's livin' the dream.