Darkstone

He has many weapons at his disposal. It looks like Gary gets it. The fourth track is one of my favourite covers.

"I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE!" Arthur gets it. From 1968. I don't know what he was on, but you have to admit, he's one Hell of a dancer.

One thing we can all agree on is that this album is one of the greats.

You must've been all over this one mate.

One specifically for HER (arguably more powerful than HIM). The original is a classic, but I do love this cover, ironically by HIM.

100% agree about "Bed of Roses" and "Mr. Rainmaker". I absolutely love those tracks. 100% disagree about the ballads. "and I didn't need to see his face... I saw yours" is one of the best lines ever written.

"He is the King of all Kings, the keeper of light"

Superb.

That's good stuff. I must've missed your first post.

No, but I'm good friends with his mate Milo.

Yeah, that shit was about as Satanic as it gets.

"He is" is already posted here. Pay attention.

A nice tribute to the heirs of the true and poor Knights in his service. Who's a clever boy then?

Nice. #2 is especially tasty. Here's a clip from a legendary Aussie music quiz show that goes into it in more detail. George W Bush's Grandfather at it again.

A couple of my favourite classics with a similar theme from his on going recruitment campaign.

I don't know if the recent Jani Lane revelations led to this, but the newest installment features "Warrant". It's a great watch.

I definitely remember the "KISS" cards from the late seventies. I think my cousin still has a heap.

The "Wombles" were quite popular down here back in the 70s.

Yeah, it would have been JSS either way for me also. When it comes to "body of work" there aren't too many that can compete with Jeff*. *(correct spelling BTW).

Do any of our US friends remember "Jungle Pam"? I just watched this video. She was very talented.

Another one of the obvious classics. "Satan's calling to you".

I guess I based my votes on the Artist's body of work rather than how they sound now. I can guarantee you that right now as we speak, I'm a better singer than Elvis Presley.

#2 was a hard choice. #12 was a no brainer.

This was huge in '78 when I was a little tacker. I was 5, so it was very exciting when Christmas came around. Unfortunately the question of the reality of Santa was just starting. There were rumours floating around at school of course, but at that age you still never really knew. Magical times.

You get it. The biggest scapegoat of all scapegoats.