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Still enjoy ogling the singer. Great videos with the sound off.

Oh my that is so epically fluffy. Certainly well played and a solid song in the genre. Sounds like a long lost gem.

The actual end, at least for us Amerkins will be when the Washington Redskins have to change their name, cuz you guessed it, having a sporting team that has a "Native American" reference is bad. Carry on.

I am on the same wavelength as Geoffrey.

I too love that song. Reminds me a bit of that Hear n Aide video.

That's a great song and as DP puts it I'm in for DAD always. I like them a lot.

Were you a fan from Day 1, Freddy? I was. My introduction to Motley was the US Festival in the summer of 1983. I watched that one on Showtime (I think it was Showtime who ran the entire event). Couple months later I saw them for the first time in person when they opened for Def Leppard in San Diego at Jack Murphy Stadium. 55,000 people. I was 15 years-old and it was AWESOME. I've been a fan ever since. Certainly they've had their share of ups and downs over the years, and yes, Vince has never been even so-much-as a decent live singer, etc., etc., etc. But Motley Crue always puts on a kick-ass rock 'n' roll show, and their set-list never disappoints we old-schoolers. My musical existence simply wouldn't be the same had Motley never formed. They were an absolute staple in my cassette deck throughout the 1980's. That said, I've seen them twice during this "Farewell Tour." Here in Portland and in Tacoma (Seattle) this past summer, and I'll see them twice more this month. December 15th. in Portland, OR once again, and New Year's Eve in Los Angeles. One last hurrah... Nicely put. I too remember watching that US festival footage on Showtime back then and I have seen Motley 3 times live no recent shows however but the first time they opened for Ozzy on the Bark At The Moon tour. Motley was supporting Shout At The Devil and I recall Vince screwing up the lyrics even then "Wow at the devil". I also saw them on the Theatreof Pain tour and the Girls Girls Girls tour. And I'd agree even though they were far from perfect they sure were a lot of fun and the amount of "talent" in the audience was an added bonus for a long haired wannabe like me to get a straggler or two.

You should. No I didn't and yes. Do a quick HH search and you will find my thread.

You should listen to Purpura Ink.

Yep. Competent band with solid songs. Very much a Theory of a Deadman knockoff.

Songs are well plated and produced. Kind of just there to me nothing pops. And wtf are Whiskey Fingers? To drunk to jerk off?

I truly love these guys. The tunes are perfect and man are they having way to much fun. Just awesome.

Agreed. Very nice. I must say the voice through me for a moment or two as I was immediately expecting an over the top Firehouse type vocal on this but it worked and the guitarist and drummer are quite proficient. Quite liked the end of the track where it morphed into another and then faded.

Good song and the band looks as if they are having the time of their lives in that video which makes it even better to me. Sure it's no Dead Jail or Rock N Roll but it's solid and I enjoyed thoroughly the last effort and the band on that tour was tight as tight and a treat to see.

The song iS fine your all weird.

Tis a fine song with a tasty production. Excellent drum sound.

Still dig iit and see no one else into it.

Yes. That's really great and yes everyone will hate it cause its different and not Wigelious.

Have'nt given a listen to it yet but the gal is wank worthy.

Here here! Happy day (s) Sir Ian! All our best buddy.

And let's not forget who's gonna suck who's prick (or any) and who is the biggest retard or queer. As if any of those things are negative things.

The search feature is your friend. It took 5 seconds to look: http://heavyharmonies.ipbhost.com/index.php?showtopic=30307&hl=%2Bchase+%2Bthe+%2Bace Yes but I'm lazy and ultimately don't care.

I like this band they sound real good. Was there another thread with another release?

Nice boxes.