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Hopefully they're testing the waters for a possible non parody album. That would be awesome.

Sorry, double post.

I agree. It's not bad and I like it, but their song selection on this album could be better.

Should be good. His last solo effort was great.

Great channel. This guy is actually a Heavy Harmonies member. Goes by the handle "dany69". He posts regular comments on the main site.

Yeah, he basically has three voices, the Jorn voice, the RJD voice and the Coverdale voice. Very talented.

Violet Janine - Down on my Knees. One of my favourite duets. Killer stuff IMO. She's very easy to look at as well.

Jude Cole - Start the Car. This had moderate commercial success down here in '92 and It's always stuck with me. I haven't heard anything he's done before or since TBH.

One of the big guns and one of the best IMO. He cops a lot of shit, but I love the guy. Heaps of projects. I haven't even included all of them! Lots of Prog, Operatic/Symphonic stuff and he loves a concept album.

Not bad.

I don't know what Nina looks like now or if indeed she is still alive, but on the basis of those clips alone, I would still give her one.

A couple from a great early 90s Aussie band called "Killing Time". They were set for big things, but two things happened. Firstly, due to legal reasons they had to change their name to "Mantissa", which is a shit name. Secondly, Grunge. The sound quality in the videos isn't the best, so I've posted clips with better sound quality. I've also posted the videos (there's two for "Dream Alone", strangely), just to emphasize how FUCKING HOT!!! the Bass player was. I don't know what she's doing now, but Fuck me, she was hot. Best hair flickers in the business BTW. There was a time when I could do that.

Pentakill - Lightbringer. A great little project with an interesting history featuring Jorn Lande.

Jimmy Barnes - Waitin' For the Heartache. One from '87 off Jimmy's best album. Produced by Jonathan Cain, Mike Stone and Desmond Child. Very polished as you'd expect. This album was his big crack at the US market, featuring heaps of guests including Neal Schon amongst many others. Great album and big down here, but I don't think he achieved the success in the US he was hoping for.

Hey, good natured ribbing is one thing, but I would never say something as hurtful as that.

Well, no surprises there. I think you've misspelt it though.

That's a good tune mate. Heaps of potential.

Helloween - Soul Survivor. He's ok, but I'm not the biggest fan of Andi Deris' voice, I really love this track though. Killer intro.

Good stuff.

Hair Force One - Saturday Night. A great little EP from these guys.

Lou Gramm - I'll Know When It's Over. Two killer solo albums. I really could listen to this guy all day.

I posted this in another thread, but I may as well post it here. It's a shame, but I can kind of understand Janet's hostility. According to this video and indeed from the girl's themselves regarding the birth of Vixen, It was Janet's baby from the start and she recruited all of them.

He's been around for a while. A lot of writing credits as well. I'm glad he decided to do this one himself. It smashes the "Chicago" version.

Agree 100% about NJ. I love it but those tracks you mentioned are definite fillers.

"Edge" is a killer track, but I love "Wanted" as well. I have noticed that there doesn't seem to be much love for "Wanted" around here. It surprises me.