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Crazysam

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  1. I liked several of the albums pictured in the montage, but my top choice would be TNT and favorite song is She Needs Me
  2. Wow, that's a very nice haul! I miss the days of shopping for music in person. It's hard enough to even find a record store in most areas, but to come across one that carries all the artists you mentioned is pretty amazing. The next time I drive up that way I will make a point to stop there.
  3. tough call as I really enjoyed those albums from Harem Scarem and Jaded Heart, but my pick from the 2002 montage would be L.A. Guns
  4. Those releases from Burning Rain and Beautiful Creatures were good ones, but my pick from the 2001 montage is D2. Cockroach is my favorite album from the band and a rare opportunity to hear an album sung by a band's original singer and their replacement. And Goin' Goin' Gone would be my favorite track
  5. As you pointed out, two goodies from the early '90s. I've got the originals, but would be willing to double dip if they were able to include an unreleased track or two from those sessions. Would be nice to have McQueen Street's second album get a reissue as I missed picking that up the first time around.
  6. This year gets a little harder for me with Maiden's reunion, a solid return to form by the Crue, enjoyable solo outings by Mr. Coverdale and Jorn, nice debuts from Adriangale and Dreamhunter, and my favorite albums from Damned Nation and Ten. But my pick from the 2000 montage would have to be Rob Rock.
  7. some good albums released in '99, but Steelhouse Lane was the best of the bunch for me
  8. That Big Bad Wolf album was pretty good but I'll pick Charade
  9. I thought the releases by Harem Scarem, Ten and Whitesnake were all good ones, but Spooked is my pick from '97.
  10. Agreed...there wasn't much released that year for fans of the genre, especially with bands like Leppard and Crown of Thorns putting out disappointing albums. Of the choices in the montage my pick would be Ten, just slightly over Tower City and Helloween
  11. While I'm a big fan of VH, Dokken, Bon Jovi, Skid Row and Firehouse, for my tastes there releases in '95 showed a bit too much of a shift in style and lacked the consistency and stand out tracks of those prior albums. Solid, but each was lacking a little. My choice from the '95 montage would be Gun.
  12. My favorite albums from several bands (Kiss, Maiden, Priest, Y&T, Scorpions, Accept, Night Ranger, Twisted Sister and Asia) all came out in '82. Of that lot I'd select Number of the Beast as my top choice
  13. I always thought the '94 releases from Cinderella and L.A. Guns were underrated. And in my opinion Vicious Circle was better than Hollywood Vampires and Still Climbing was better than Heartbreak Station. Tough call for me between those two and the Crue album, but I'll give the edge to L.A. Guns.
  14. I do recall that post with the documentary. I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but intend to, thanks for the reminder.
  15. Just seeing those covers reminds me of how much the rock & metal scene was starting to change at the time. Other than the grunge albums, I had several of those releases in heavy rotation, but if I had to chose just one it would be Skid Row. If I recall correctly auslander, you started a thread awhile back on funk metal, I noticed Dancin' On Coals is included in this montage. I've always considered that one of the best of that style. Was wondering what you thought of that album.
  16. Nice, they lean a little more on the pop rock side, kind of along the lines of a band like The Outfield. I always thought they had several good songs across those two albums. I especially enjoyed the debut, which I believe Paul Sabu had some involvement with. This looks like a nice set too with some unreleased material included.
  17. wow, '83 and '84 had some classic releases...tough one, but I have to go with Van Halen
  18. Blizzard of Ozz and Heaven And Hell were great albums, but I'd have to go with Back in Black as my choice from '80
  19. Pretty good tune with a nice solo by Sonia. Not to mention her and Esmee are quite easy on the eyes.
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