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Sure glad they got Nuno....

Not too bad.... I'm hoping the rest of his new material goes back to the more melodic side and a little less heavy than previous solo stuff.

I think when Jesse left to try and fill Jani's spot in Warrant in the early 90's, it really sat spur with the other 3 guys. Here's one of the Demos if you've never heard it

I just stumbled across this power trio.... not too bad at all. The vocalist reminds me of a cross between Lex Koritni and Chris Cornell in some tunes. Nice production and good sound. Free CD Here: https://titanfactory.co/pages/the-ride-free-cd?fbclid=IwAR20J27IoN42Cpfe6MtYkliJzynwVuNzY-Urc7hbgfpM5HLZEwYItbGOVQU https://smalltowntitans.com/ https://www.facebook.com/smalltowntitans

I'm always reading.... just not posting too much 😉

Other than the Ready To Strike album in 85, every other release by KK blows goats..... very weak on multiple levels. The only highlights were Sweda and Philips. Side note: I never did understand all the Googoo about Mark Free..... He was decent, but overrated in my opinion

Good lord..... they sound like they were down tuned a full step and sang with much less enthusiasm...

I've had the demo version of this for many years. Wasn't an official version released in the mid-2000s? ( I prefer the more unpolished demos Over the official release) https://heavyharmonies.com/cgi-bin/glamcd.cgi?BandNum=616&CDName=Unreleased

The balance of this album is off.... too much mid tempo stuff and not enough hard rock. Don't get me wrong... decent songs, but they need more hard rock as this album only has 3 heavy tunes.

I'd love to hear some new Julliet material. Kenny's Heartless Daze releases had some good shit on it. A few I didn't care for, but all in all it was good.

Yeah.... Curb was the oddball I didn't like.

John 5 was the rumored replacement, but I'm leaning towards DJ Ashba considering he opened his mouth stating he played on Saints Of Los Angeles and assisted on other stuff.

This is sad news. I really liked Frontline back in the early 2000s and I loved all of their releases. Robby was a fantastic guitar player.

I kind of got excited when these guys are going to do something again. I flashed through about 20 seconds of each song and went to something else. Not sure what they were going for here but they completely missed

There was a band in the 80s called White Tiger... Mark St John (Kiss) played guitar. When I first saw the title of this album I thought maybe it was some demos from that '80s band until I noticed the spelling of the band name. As the others have stated, the production is kind of tinny on this one but I liked the direction they were going. I wouldn't mind hearing this album re-recorded with a decent production