mdmatt4ever
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i like the cherone VH album and i like X-FACTOR better than all of maiden's albums released since then
i like the cherone VH album and i like X-FACTOR better than all of maiden's albums released since then
Accept should not be mentioned with posers like Ratt.
HAAhaa, dude, the "no posers" mantra died when Ross The Boss left Manowar.
Anyhoo, yeah, the bonus track at [7] is a bit strange. But I have listened to this the whole weekend and it is growing in stature every day. Tornillos voice has a strange Bon Scott like quality that comes through every few songs. I'm glad he does not sound like Udo but his voice fits the music to a tee. The riffs simply slay me. Great comeback.
Oh my god I guess people here in this forum really started to think that I am walking around like "kill the posers, no posers" lol. That was just a joke. Really. Come on ! it is 2010 and I am 36 lol.
Since they were mentioned, I'm gonna add that King's X is my favorite band in the world!
All fans are invited to participate in the FREE meet-and-greets that will take place after every show throughout ACCEPT's co-headlining tour with KING'S X, which launches next week in Poughkeepsie, New York. The members of ACCEPT have pledged to stay until the very last fan leaves happy, so grab your ACCEPT memorabilia and camera and get ready for a night of autographs and photographs!
I saw them last earlier this year. Not bad. Not totally my thing, but I enjoyed it.
It would have been nice if they had played the 70s Show theme because I only knew their singles and maybe 1-2 other songs.
Did you maybe take a bathroom break? Or maybe they think Canadians don't get That 70s Show and wouldn't recognize it?
No, I sat through the whole set. This was a 2 hour headlining show and they never did it. Or any Beatles covers for that matter which would have been great. I believe the show was in February of this year if I remember correctly.
No, I sat through the whole set. This was a 2 hour headlining show and they never did it. Or any Beatles covers for that matter which would have been great. I believe the show was in February of this year if I remember correctly.
Most on the UM Andy Sneap board are drooling over the production (we're talking about 100s of audio engineers, many of whom have recorded our favorite albums) and consider Sneap one of the best metal engineers today. To each his own.
The production of the recording is excellent. However, because it's so compressed it falls short of what it could be.
Also those "Audio Engineers" that you speak of are probably do-it-yourself home engineers who don't have any formal experience/training.