So I never really got into Metallica. Loved the One video and of course their black album hits, but never dove any deeper. Actually been considering seeing them live at some point, especially after seeing some of the Slane Castle performances. They're rock icons, still together, still touring, and they still kick ass. At the rate musicians are leaving us these days, I'm trying to get as many different live shows in as possible with these older bands.
As for the songs here, FFWF is pretty cringy but everything else is solid.
What were you poisoning your ears with then? Savatage or Slaughter?
Dan stood for Savatage, I will stand for Slaughter. Still love their first record. However, I also listened to Metallica a crapload and most of the other bands mentioned. 80s rocked
Slaughter. The band with the singer from Vinnie Vincent Invasion?
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Fly to the Angels by Slaughter is super awesome in the I don’t want to admit it’s awesome way.
Yep, guilty pleasure of mine as a child of the 80's before I became an angst ridden teen of the 90's. I think I still have the tape I ripped it from the radio on.
So I never really got into Metallica. Loved the One video and of course their black album hits, but never dove any deeper. Actually been considering seeing them live at some point, especially after seeing some of the Slane Castle performances. They're rock icons, still together, still touring, and they still kick ass. At the rate musicians are leaving us these days, I'm trying to get as many different live shows in as possible with these older bands.
As for the songs here, FFWF is pretty cringy but everything else is solid.
What were you poisoning your ears with then? Savatage or Slaughter?
Dan stood for Savatage, I will stand for Slaughter. Still love their first record. However, I also listened to Metallica a crapload and most of the other bands mentioned. 80s rocked
OK so my guilty pleasure was Warrant's Dirty Rotten Filthy debut album. I really liked it. Haven't heard it in 25 years so have no idea how well it would stand up now but back then I listened to that Megadeth, 'Tallica, Minor Threat DK and the like. I was all over the place. Oh yeah and I used to go to clubs to dance when I was in my teens, and yes I could dance, lol!
So I never really got into Metallica. Loved the One video and of course their black album hits, but never dove any deeper. Actually been considering seeing them live at some point, especially after seeing some of the Slane Castle performances. They're rock icons, still together, still touring, and they still kick ass. At the rate musicians are leaving us these days, I'm trying to get as many different live shows in as possible with these older bands.
As for the songs here, FFWF is pretty cringy but everything else is solid.
What were you poisoning your ears with then? Savatage or Slaughter?
Dan stood for Savatage, I will stand for Slaughter. Still love their first record. However, I also listened to Metallica a crapload and most of the other bands mentioned. 80s rocked
OK so my guilty pleasure was Warrant's Dirty Rotten Filthy debut album. I really liked it. Haven't heard it in 25 years so have no idea how well it would stand up now but back then I listened to that Megadeth, 'Tallica, Minor Threat DK and the like. I was all over the place. Oh yeah and I used to go to clubs to dance when I was in my teens, and yes I could dance, lol!
So I never really got into Metallica. Loved the One video and of course their black album hits, but never dove any deeper. Actually been considering seeing them live at some point, especially after seeing some of the Slane Castle performances. They're rock icons, still together, still touring, and they still kick ass. At the rate musicians are leaving us these days, I'm trying to get as many different live shows in as possible with these older bands.
As for the songs here, FFWF is pretty cringy but everything else is solid.
What were you poisoning your ears with then? Savatage or Slaughter?
Dan stood for Savatage, I will stand for Slaughter. Still love their first record. However, I also listened to Metallica a crapload and most of the other bands mentioned. 80s rocked
Slaughter. The band with the singer from Vinnie Vincent Invasion?
So I never really got into Metallica. Loved the One video and of course their black album hits, but never dove any deeper. Actually been considering seeing them live at some point, especially after seeing some of the Slane Castle performances. They're rock icons, still together, still touring, and they still kick ass. At the rate musicians are leaving us these days, I'm trying to get as many different live shows in as possible with these older bands.
As for the songs here, FFWF is pretty cringy but everything else is solid.
What were you poisoning your ears with then? Savatage or Slaughter?
Dan stood for Savatage, I will stand for Slaughter. Still love their first record. However, I also listened to Metallica a crapload and most of the other bands mentioned. 80s rocked
OK so my guilty pleasure was Warrant's Dirty Rotten Filthy debut album. I really liked it. Haven't heard it in 25 years so have no idea how well it would stand up now but back then I listened to that Megadeth, 'Tallica, Minor Threat DK and the like. I was all over the place. Oh yeah and I used to go to clubs to dance when I was in my teens, and yes I could dance, lol!
Hey now, I loved me some Tesla! Good stuff. Actually, I enjoyed all the hair metal. It was awesome. Keep posting. Good memories of riding the bus as a kid.
Hey now, I loved me some Tesla! Good stuff. Actually, I enjoyed all the hair metal. It was awesome. Keep posting. Good memories of riding the bus as a kid.
I loved me some Tesla too. I thought surely dankind would HAVE TO admit that he liked Tesla, but I was wrong. How could anyone not like this one??? https://youtu.be/7m7FpzOxbkQ
Hey now, I loved me some Tesla! Good stuff. Actually, I enjoyed all the hair metal. It was awesome. Keep posting. Good memories of riding the bus as a kid.
Telsa- Five Man Acoustic Jam is a phenomenal live album.
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Trieste 14, Vienna 14, Gdynia 14, Leeds 14, Milton Keynes 14, Denver 14
Central Park 15
Fort Lauderdale 16, Miami 16, Tampa 16, Jacksonville 16, Greenville 16, Hampton 16, Columbia 16, Lexington 16, Philly1 16, Philly2 16, NYC1 16, NYC2 16, Quebec City 16, Ottawa 16, Toronto1 16, Toronto2 16, Fenway1 16, Fenway2 16, Wrigley1 16, Wrigley2 16
Okay, I'm done. Round 3 it is.
How could anyone not like this one???