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well, right now it is my own personal Rockstar Soundtrack. I took the Steel Dragon songs and mixed them with songs more fitting the attitude to make a much better soundtrack. you know songs by Skid Row, Pyn Syren (which fit great is Sister Whiskey) some Warrant from the Dog Eat Dog album and some other attitude hard rockers. Some of the songs on the original soundtrack just doesn't flow with the mood of the steel dragon songs.

got some news about a New CD.

Hi Gang,

The Official release date for the next studio CD from 38 Special is set as

June 8th. Not a bad Birthday present if you ask me They have a tentative

title for the CD that they are bouncing around and as soon as it is set in

stone I'll give you the details. Things are starting to move along in the

production phase. They will be pulling everything together SOON and hitting

the studio for the mixing section of the project. Graphics and design work

are in the near future as well. I will be working on a TOTAL redesign of

the entire website to go along with the CD release so if you have any

suggestions of things you would like to see included in the new site please

let me know. I am open to new ideas to kick things up a notch. Don says the

CD is an "Exciting, Loud, and RUDE, in your face power CD that is sure to

grab your attention right from the opening seconds!!" His excitement is

contagious!!!

Tom

Crazy Night == Danger Danger

very nice site on a really good band. Pride is an awesome song and Think About Love would have been all over Mtv if it came out in 90

High Enough - Damn Yankees

Sweet Jesus- Pride and Glory

Midnight Magic - 38 Speical

this is one heck of a band. you can find the cd kinda cheap but is well worth the money when you do find it. the sound and feel of the cd reminds me of a cross between RATT and Poison

I am going to make a mix cd this weekend. I just went out this past Saturday and bought a new cd player for the Explorer that plays MP3's. So Saturday i will be putting together a really kickin' MP3 disc to leave in the vehicle

Dead On Arrival - Sage

wow, this thing is flying.

Little Caesar - Kiss

Dream's - Molly Hatchet

Crazy - Willie Nelson

Rock-n-Roll Pain Train - kid rock

true blue - madonna

Mine would go something like this:

Vocals:Jani Lane

Guitar:C.C. Deville

Guitar:Steve Stevens

Bass:Chip Z'Nuff

Drums:Tommy Lee

 

Now that would be one wild glam jam band!

hey captain, that is a nice glam line-up

I heard them on the radio every Sunday night on 103.5 i believe. They were always the best "local" band and i knew that and i'm from Virginia, three hours away. I would have loved to seen what would happened if they would have gotten the attention about 1988, they would have been a big Mtv band. They really take me back to some memories. The song THINK ABOUT LOVE was all over the radio in our area. special memories. shame i never got to see the band. I can't wait to get the second album.

looks suspicious that roughrider joined today and his only post is to defend this person passing off cdr's as pressed cd's, don't you think. hey, i may be 100% wrong is if i am then sorry roughrider for jumping the gun.

Kid Rock-------I'm really looking for a new cd from him to be Southern Rock / Country and if it is then It will rock. Sales will blow up because that is what he does best.

I can't find any clips but here is a short biography.

Danish hard rock band the Pretty Maids was formed in 1981 by singer Ronnie Atkins and guitarist Ken Hammer; adding guitarist Pete Collins, bassist John Darrow and drummer Phil More, the group recorded a demo which earned them a contract with the British label Bullet, resulting in the 1983 release of their self-titled debut EP. That same year the Pretty Maids supported Black Sabbath on their tour of Scandinavia, and after replacing Collins with guitarist Ricky Hansson and Darrow with bassist Allan Delong, the band entered the studio to record their first LP for new label CBS, 1984's Red, Hot and Heavy. Hansson's tenure proved short-lived, however, and Collins returned to the line-up for a tour lasting through 1985; two years later, the Pretty Maids resurfaced with Future World. While recording the follow-up, drummer More was severely injured in a car crash, and the resulting LP Jump the Gun did not appear until 1990; by the end of the year a series of defections reduced the roster to the original duo of Atkins and Hammer, who recruited bassist Kenn Jackson and drummer Michael Fast to cut 1992's Sin-Decade, scoring a major hit in Europe and Japan with the single "Please Don't Leave Me." An acoustic effort, Stripped, appeared in 1993, followed a year later by Scream; in 1995, the Pretty Maids also issued their first official live record, Screamin' Live. Subsequent releases include 1997's Spooked and 1999's Anything Worth Doing Is Worth Overdoing. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

the series will be offered on DVD in 5.1 surround in a box set on October 21

right now it is

John Mellencamp and Rhett Akins

what I'm goining with right now is

1. the new Clay Walker cd

2. 7th Day Slumber - picking up the pieces----if you like Nickleback you will like this and they do a cover of When The Children Cry

3. A mix of Legend & Legend Seven on a dics I made.

I have been spinning Bad Company's cd Company of Strangers the last two days

The last two albums I have been into as of late I just rediscovered them after a long time.

The first is the band Prophet----thier first cd with Ted Poley on drums and he sings one song and splits time on another. They have a very Kansas/Styx feel to them.

The second is a Kivel Records band called RAIN----at first i didn't like them, that is why it gathered dust but a friend wanted to sample a bunch of different stuff I have and I pulled this out and took another listen and it sounds a lot like modern day Bon Jovi.