Biggest Changes in Style

[auslander]

On 7/18/2021 at 3:25 AM, KarpetRydOFunk said:

Pretty much the exact same change as Slik Toxik. 

 

They got heavier but I don't hear the industrial element like Shotgun Messiah.

[auslander]

Speaking industrial I almost forgot Faster Pussycat! 

 

[CureTheSane]

Mike Tramp grunge?
Weird...

[Doggy]

7 hours ago, CureTheSane said:

Mike Tramp grunge?
Weird...

When he form and played Freak Of Nature

[PeterS]

5 hours ago, Doggy said:

When he form and played Freak Of Nature

Never thought of Freak Of Nature as grunge. 

[Doggy]

30 minutes ago, PeterS said:

Never thought of Freak Of Nature as grunge. 

That what I hear, might different to other people.

[Geoff]

It wasn't for the better, but definitely on par with Shotgun Messiah for the magnitude of change. In fact, I'd say this is the biggest leap of any band here (who didn't go down the grunge route... well, not exactly... but kind of)-

From this-

 

to this-

 

... all in the space of a couple of years. 

Edited July 20, 2021 by Geoff

[PeterS]

On 7/19/2021 at 4:54 AM, auslander said:

Speaking industrial I almost forgot Faster Pussycat! 

 

There's a very good reason to try and forget them. 

[Metal T]

NEON CROSS - S/T  (1988)  and  NEON CROSS  "TORN"  (1995)….from metal to blues rock / grunge

[auslander]

11 minutes ago, Metal T said:

NEON CROSS - S/T  (1988)  and  NEON CROSS  "TORN"  (1995)….from metal to blues rock / grunge

I have both and while I reckon they pulled off the change pretty well I like the debut far more.