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Heard some of the new album, I was kinda hoping they would kick it up a notch considering they did Honkin' On Bobo a few years back. This new one has quite a few spots that sound like previous songs, at least on first impression.

Very funny commercial, even funnier comment about Eddie Money looking like Richard Lewis!!

War & Peace - Light at the end of the Tunnel

Dream Theatre - Awake

Warrant - Rockaholic

I loved 80s Anthrax, although Sanctuary was pretty good too. Anthrax's new album is pretty damn good as well.

Would be cool to see live if they could still pull off the vocals, saw them in support of their first album in Milwaukee, and they sounded great!

Might have to buy this one used...I liked Lightning Strikes Again, but Don's voice was probably the weak link on that album, ironically.

Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies(Deluxe Edition)

Kiss - Animalize(Japanese Pressing)

KIss - Asylum(Japanese Pressing)

Great White - Elation

Saigon Kick - S/T

Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies

I agree...Long Cold Winter is probably their best, and it's probably one of the best albums to come out of that time period. I would LOVE to hear a Tom Kiefer solo album, although I'm curious to hear how his voice would sound nowadays...

I have been listening to some Deep Purple again recently, love the sound of the keyboard through Marshall amps.......the band had such a great sound in the early 1970s, live and in the studio!

I had to go with Guns N Roses, because it really rocked my world at that time..........Y&T, Whitesnake, The Cult and Aerosmith had really strong releases that year too. Also, Faster Pussycat's first CD came out then too, if I remember right. I saw Aerosmith on that tour with GNR as the Opener, Bon Jovi came out and did "I'm Down" with Aerosmith, must have been interesting backstage with Aerosmith, GNR and Jon BonJovi in the same area.....

Cinderella - Heartbreak Station

Iron Maiden - No Prayer for the Dying(Castle 2 cd)

I hate to break it to Mr. Waite, but he looks "super white" to most people.

Y&T - Open Fire(Japan Pressing)

Neil Young - Harvest(Japan SHM pressing)

Maroon 5 - It Wont Be Soon Before Long(Japan pressing)

Black Sabbath - Mob Rules

Surprised they had a new one out, saw them a few years ago at WI state fair with Dokken and Slaughter, Jackyl still sounded great live!

I had to vote for Earthshaker, some awesome songs on that one, I really like everything they did through Contagious though.

I like Ratt's albums better as a whole, Kix's early albums didnt seem to have very good production. Ratt can be pretty shaky live, saw them back in 1987 and they really weren't that good. I saw them again on the M3 concert they had on uverse and the band seemed to be kinda rough. Kix is well known for kicking it live and they were great at M3.

I've ordered off of their Amazon listing before and have had good luck with the CDs I got, but I have gotten some video games that were in crap condition from them.

Over the last 10 days:

Faces - First Step, Japanese import

Bruce Springsteen - Japanese mini-LP

Aerosmith - Night In The Ruts

Mike Tramp - Capricorn

Kiss - Killers, Japanese import

I just ordered Y&T - Open Fire, Japanese import, still waiting for that one....

I have a question about Jani's song writing credits. On all the Warrant cds it list Jani as THE song writer, but on an official best of cd that I have it list different members of the band as being song writers as well. So why is that, is he really the great songwriter everyone thinks he is? Or did he have some kind of contract with the band and record company? I just find it hard to believe with 5 members of a band the singers not only writes the lyrics but ALL the music also(riffs and solos and fills). Anyone have an answer?

That's what I've wondered about......I heard that there wasn't much record company interest in the band before he was in it, so maybe he was signed, kinda like Jon Bon Jovi was? I don't know...Jani was probably just responsible for writing the vocal melodies and the chord progressions. The Joey Allen and Erik Turner probably wrote the lead licks, etc., well, the ones the actually played on, anyways...CC Deville from Poison played the Cherry Pie solo and the bit at the beginning of Uncle Toms Cabin.

Welcome!

I bought this one a while ago and only listened the first 2 songs on it, and brought it back out and gave it a few spins......I'm really liking it actually. Why Robert Mason isn't a bigger name is totally beyond me! I don't know if it has been mentioned in the forum before, but the Cry of Love album he sang on "Diamonds & Debris" is great as well.

Iron Maiden, but Icon is a great band as well. I also like some of the Incubus stuff, I emphasize "some"...

Thank You:)

Last concert I went to was Whitesnake/Skid Row/L.A. Guns at Wisconsin State Fair in August 2011........L.A. Guns was good but too short, Skid Row was horrible(mistakes, especially in I Remember You), and Whitesnake was quite good, although David Coverdale's voice was showing some strain towards the end of the show. Whitesnake also did quite a good mix of songs from their catalog and played several songs off of Forevermore. The title track, Forevermore, sounds great live. Doug Alrich and Reb Beach are awesome live guitarists, and Brian Tichy's Drum solo was very cool as well!