I do concur.Dark One said:Europe (the self-titled debut album is a fantastic slab of early metal).
Heh heh, good stuff. You named some bands I forgot about! For shame though, calling Yesterday & Today hair metal!Dark One said:Heh, well, I do believe in what I said, I wasn't just trying to save face by putting down lame hair metal or anything like that. I really have no interest the way I used to in, say, Bon Jovi, Poison, Cinderella (though the first one still rocks), Warrant, Winger, Y&T, Danger Danger, and buckets and buckets more in that vein.
Some of the bands that I do still like and have much respect for include: Dokken (Beast From The East and backwards), Ratt (particularly though Dancing Undercover), Europe (the self-titled debut album is a fantastic slab of early metal), Def Leppard (Pretty much Hysteria and backwards - the albums On Through The Night, High 'N Dry and Pyromania rule), Kingdom Come (sue me, I love the Zepplinesque style), Skid Row (Slave to the Grind rules!) and the extremely underrated White Lion (love every album). While all of these bands had songs that could be considered "cheesy" at times, I really feel these bands had something extra to offer that to me showed both maturity and integrity and not just a "playing the style to cash in on its popularity" mentality.
Heh, ok, Y&T was a bit of a stretch. Their early platters offer up some fine classic rock, but man, any band that creates a song as supremely lame as "Summertime Girls" deserves to be branded. Geez, 19 years later and I'm still trying to get that song out of my head.markgugs said:Heh heh, good stuff. You named some bands I forgot about! For shame though, calling Yesterday & Today hair metal!
And don't forget Motley Crue. They pwned us all.
That's bullshit, it only costs that much for 2.0 GPA students who are too good for "lesser" universities. My whole collegiate career cost my under $10k, books included. I also went to a state school. Go CSU San Bernardino, the murder capital county of the country!!!npearce said:One semester of college in the midewest = $1,000 or so for tuition.
One semester of college in California = $10,000 or so for tuition.
That's probably true, but assuming you want to go to the best University in the state, my figures were probably a little more accurate. Not like I care where anybody goes to college. I was just trying to establish why so many people didn't work in college. I actually made money (small amounts here and there) from a band I was in.NAD said:That's bullshit, it only costs that much for 2.0 GPA students who are too good for "lesser" universities. My whole collegiate career cost my under $10k, books included. I also went to a state school. Go CSU San Bernardino, the murder capital county of the country!!!
Woah. I didn't have a single semester that cost less than $10K. Stupid private colleges. GRRR.NAD said:That's bullshit, it only costs that much for 2.0 GPA students who are too good for "lesser" universities. My whole collegiate career cost my under $10k, books included. I also went to a state school. Go CSU San Bernardino, the murder capital county of the country!!!
It was a few years ago, by volume. It's also the largest county in the US if I'm not mistaken, and due to all the meth labs in the middle of nowhere, it's not too surprising. I'm trying to find statistics right now to make sure I'm not fibbin' but so far am coming up empty. D'oh.HarmonyDies.... said:is it really the Murder Capital?
Cal State Universities will run you around $700 / quarter + books, and University of California schools go for around $2000 / quarter. Or you can go to USC for $20k+ / year and pay for your grades instead of earning them.npearce said:That's probably true, but assuming you want to go to the best University in the state, my figures were probably a little more accurate. Not like I care where anybody goes to college. I was just trying to establish why so many people didn't work in college. I actually made money (small amounts here and there) from a band I was in.
NAD said:It sounds like a garage band, in that they recorded everything using various tools found in one's garage.