Nelson

from a thrift store: FROZEN GHOST - S/T from eBay: VICE - Made For Pleasure

SAMMY HAGAR - VOA

So, will Dan have his say (Yes or No) on some of the artists mentioned here? Here are mine: COLIN JAMES CRAZYHEAD THE JEFF HEALEY BAND and if I can only find this in CD form I would definitely add this because this is 101% heavy harmonies: SMASH L.A.

Congrats on your new home. But believe me and all of the others who posted here, you'll be back again into buying CDs (and beers) once you realized that you can really pay off a house with some little purchases here and there. One tip, though - don't check your account balance when you go to the bank. It will stress you out.

Don't have a favorite beer. I love them all. But everytime I buy, I just go for the cheapest (but not LITE) 6-pack that I can find. If I can find a cheap brand with a 7.0% alcohol content, then that's it! But I remember that the best tasting that I've ever had was Michelob.

Yes, I have their first self-titled. All songs were sung in Japanese. They were influenced by Y&T, thus the name Earthshaker.

Crucify me but I haven't heard Revenge in it's fullest. So, I'll go with Crazy Nights. That's when I heard Bruce Kulick at his best.

Anyone here from Canada who have any information about this B.C. band? I googled the band's name and only got info about this Australian country rock band. While this 3 piece B.C. group is a total hair band that has a CD released on 1993 under the label LAWN CHOCOLATE RECORDS. This is 100% Heavy Harmonies material but has the crappiest production EVER. I would like to know if this band had released any other CDs.

From our friend here, fahrenheit (Justin) SHYBOY - S/T (THANKS!!!!) and from the 2nd hand CD store for $0.50 FLYING CIRCUS - S/T (not the Australian 60s band but a 100% Canadian Hair Band)

I was just staring at these pictures without realizing that my wife was at my back. Now she doesn't think that this forum is pure music related.

This is for all who are into this kind of music. I just discovered this: http://www.electricblues.com/home/

from my wife who truly understands my passion: MEGADETH's Waking Up The Dead DVD and a pair of Wrangler pants

from Stefan (Thanks alot buddy!) FAITH TABOO - Psychopath WESTWORLD - S/T from "my-used-to-be-favorite-CD-Store" FOZZY - S/T

No, this is the coolest guitar! http://www.likecool.com/Gear/MusicKit/Jimi%20Nightmare%20Distorted%20Electric%20Guitar/Jimi-Nightmare-Distorted-Electric-Guitar.jpg

SOMETHING WICKED - S/T

I'm going to be the odd man here but I LOVE COMMERCIALS. But only those that have good concepts. Stupid, hard-sell commercials, NO. I worked in advertising for more than 10 years and still love the business. Admit it, there were some T.V. commercials that made you smile, right?

SMASH N' GRAB - Inheritance of Power

Hey guys, THANKS!!! I've checked out several of your recommendations and really liked these Davy Knowles and Danny Bryant's Redeye Band. I still have to check out the others but please, keep on coming. I like to discover more of the same style (especially like that of Danny Bryant's Redeye Band).

If anyone is counting, here is another vote for Poison. Native Tongue over Detonator.

I know that I'm being unfaithful to this site by asking this but I'm into blues/electric blues these days and I want to know websites that are similar to heavy harmonies. There was this site that was suggested here that is similar to this site but its all about porn stars (freeones.com). I'm into The Jeff Healey Band, David Gogo, and Joe Bonamassa these days and I want to discover similar artists/bands such as these. Any suggestions?

Really!? I really should check out that Van Halen dude.

from of all places - our Public Library: The Jeff Healey Band - See The Light

A struggling Delicious Vinyl label exec just came in with a signing. The band is BOGEYMEN and they're planning to record an album entitled "There Is No Such Thing".

BLOODSTAR - S/T (industrial/doom/thrash metal) BIG HOUSE - Pretty Things Limited Edition EP Both for $0.50 a piece