martinsane

going crazy-DLR

good lovin' gone bad-bad company

HSF or anyone keep these and all similar coming till I pass out!!!!!!!!!!!

fight the good fight-triumph

for 100 (just kiddin) she is absolutely amazing

little indian angel-enuff z nuff

girls on film-duran duran

Dead On-Dead On

On The Run-Brass Kitten

Yes'm Night Prowler-ac/dc

was just looking for lights went out in georgia, but nice placement

100 points if you know the original artist

I Wanna Rock-Twisted Sister

wanted man-RATT

Chosen Few-S/T surprised to see no comments about this disc on thier page, I thought you kids would eat this stuff up

Mr. Nasty-.38 Caliber Kisses

Barracuda-Open Fire

I am going to play stupid here and ask a stupid question, that some of you "rockstars" my be able to answer. (I know the answer, I just wanted the opinions) There has been numerous statements in this thread by VM about doing this for the musicians and how these aren't boots and the musicians and the musicians................ Now I have been involved in numerous signings/ contracts with MCA, Mercury, Atlantic, ETC...and the process I am familiar with is the label purchases the song rights from the artist. (some big $/some small $)and then of course the "royalty checks" (which are nothing unless you are in some sort of regular rotation somewhere).I have also released dozens of indies and the process is a no brainer with no $, unless you hock your wares at some shows or online, etc...I have never been involved in a re-issue, but I would figure that if Metal Mayhem wanted to re-issue one of my records they would hand over a nice check upfront and then some $ to follow based on sales.... So how is the 2nd hand selling of some "re-issues" making this band any $, (which would be nominal after the $ put in to having the album reproduced) that they could not have made themselves by selling them themselves on their website or whatever/wherever. Just curious.

I know its not the rock , but spinning the Richard Band score music to the movie the Re-Animator...