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That is a nifty little ditty and some nifty medium to large tiddies...

That video makes me re-like this band, the song and the EP even that much more! Damn are they good. Can't wait for more!

Spent the Sunday going "Back In Time" with the sprites watching the Back to the Future trilogy. Excellent films, duh and the kids ate them up.

That Countach is killer!

Eli Roth's Clown. Good stuff!

In homage to the "Beetlejuice" Mike Keaton, "It just keeps getting better, every time I hear it!"

Fudge ya! Dan,I echo your sentiments. When I was a wee one and that film came out it certainly changed the way America saw films. Totally epic! The holy trilogy baby! And yes seeing Harry Ford all Han'd out again and the voice over in the trailer by Mark Hamill, shit "geek out"! I am/was apprehensive, but eternally hopeful! I wonder now that John Williams has passed who will be assigned that epic task of creating the perfect score? "Chewie, were home."

https://youtu.be/xVb6kq_94dU

Without doing any research how's about Saxon? This is wild topic to think of. As I run through bands in my head its almost impossible to think of a "popular" act that kept the wheels on for their duration...

The Houses That October Built Was really looking forward to this one and it had its moments, but the film makers opted for a thin plot and an easy out imho. Maybe I should remake it...

Not "officially" released until tomorrow...

I have both releases and they are excellent. They have a cool early Twisted Sister vibe about them and I was in the process of putting some reviews together for them. Shame they split...

I agree with kethdredd, I like the tune. Can't say I'm familiar or recall any previous efforts, but this Junkyard/London Q-Boy's-esque jam I just heard is right tasty imho!

That Station will be/is an album to recon with in 2015. The Suicide Bombers-The Sex Tapes is also a great EP! More to come I am certain...

What an eclectic band. Very proggy and harmonically fueled fun. I like it.

That's nice. Is it me or does this sound as if Kats In Boots got back together and released a new album? Not that that is bad at all but definitely reminds me of them a lot.

I think they rock and I will point out the obvious, they are super hot and I certainly would enjoy mating with each and every one of them

Station is fucking bullet proof and this tune just adds to their full "metal" jacket! Yes you may quote me. And as Dave mentions this FULL Length album is going to rip everyone a new one it is absolutely killer!

From a recent trade: Lawdy-Outlaw Invasion Despair-History of Hate V2-Out To Launch Centaur-Mob Rules The World Maniac-S/T Maniac-Look Out Gravestone-Creating A Monster Gravestone-Back To Attack Gravestone-Victim Of Chains Cholane-Black Box No Trouble-Watch Out No Trouble-Looking For Trouble Danger Zone-Line Of Fire Pantera-Projects In The Jungle/I Am The Night

That was nice.

Obviously THE Dug Pinnick and another side project. Sounds like Kings X to me. Which is fine by me. http://www.grinderblues.com/ Legendary King’s X frontman dUg Pinnick joins forces with EMMY Award winning blues rockers The Bihlman Bros. for a musical pilgrimage that unites blues and rock in glorious soul revelry known as Grinder Blues. After collaborating together on production music for film and TV, the songwriting team of Pinnick/Bihlman/Bihlman has expanded the scope of the project into a sonic chef d’oeuvre guaranteed to satisfy the most discerning musical palate! dUg Pinnick is a revelation on vocals, digging deep into his number one soul brotha vibe. And of course, his signature bony bass tone is as hard core as ever. Scot “Little” Bihlman on drums, percussion, and vox, brings a heavy groove, pushing air through musical genres like a steamboat rolling down the Mississippi. Jabo Bihlman on guitars and vox, brings a heavy tone with surprisingly subtle nuances of traditional blues combined with searing, down and dirty lead work. The band has embarked on a genre-bending musical journey that has come to be known as Grinder Blues. Along with producer/engineer Miles Fulwider (Wynton Marsalis, Norah Jones, Willie Nelson, Chick Corea, Rob Mathes) and Barry Mork, the band has embarked on this journey that has come to be known as Grinder Blues…

Well kiddies here is a really cool band! I dig em! https://youtu.be/yxyGWmF0dTY https://youtu.be/0s5rgc0gjw8 http://www.shutdown.si/ https://www.facebook.com/pages/SHUTDOWN/349487506681

https://fr-fr.facebook.com/dirtyactionofficial Sounds fine by me!

That Back In The Day cut is really nice! I'm a Nelson fan so count me in.

Sounds cool,but a lot too rich for my blood...