Mikey-Bong
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Have u got tom keifer solo album?,that's the way life goes,outstanding record it has all the traites of Cinderella,Classic blues rock and amazing ballads![]()
I don't have it yet, been meaning to pick it up.
Have u got tom keifer solo album?,that's the way life goes,outstanding record it has all the traites of Cinderella,Classic blues rock and amazing ballads![]()
Whenever I think "hair metal" I never think of GNR. I can see why some might, but to me, they were always one (big) step better removed from that genre, even though they were born from the same place and time. Great band from 86-92ish.
Oh man lol, I never got into Trixter but that makes a cool story!I listend to some Hair metal, but ashamed to admit Trixter was from my hometown Paramus. Steve Browns father was principal of our High school and Mtv recorded a video in the cafeteria. Trixter sucks and I remember yelling Mtv sucks when they came.
Twisted Sister filmed the video , I wanna Rock , next town over from me at Hackensack High School

Axel Rose did look like a Glam fag in Welcome to the Jungle video with makeup and hairspray
He did a bit, but thankfully that didn't last long. Was never in the same ball park as Poison or Motley though in that respect.
Warning: Tearjerker for realEvery artist had their own image but I imagine most of it was from the record companies direction. All Kip did was dance with his bass in their videos to drive the women wild but he is actually a phenomenal musician. So is C.C Deville, Reb Beach and many other hair metal artists (the guitarist from White Lion!! Sick!!) It's great that we're all now looking back and appreciating the real talent and artistry many of these bands had and in some cases still have! My fav albums from these bands are the ones that came out as hair metal was fading away, all their best work...Pull-Winger, Dog Eat Dog-Warrant, Subhuman Race-Skid Row--all masterpieces. Lest not forget this video if no one has ever seen it, man music that means somethingWarning: Tearjerker for real
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPsU4DkjSs
Yes Timmy that is my favorite track too, about to jam some April 2031 myself thank you! Such timeless and epic music came from these bands. Oh yeah Subhuman Race is heavy as hell but Breakin Down always gets me, so beautifulYes!!! Warrant's Dog Eat Dog is a great record. April 2031 is one of the best tunes Jani Lane ever wrote - he was a phenomenal songwriter, whose legacy is sadly ruined by one crappy lame-arsed tune and video. I have Subhum Race too but never got into it really. Must give it a spin.

Yes they did! How crazy is that?Talking about White Lion... they had the original Anthrax drummer!![]()

Every artist had their own image but I imagine most of it was from the record companies direction. All Kip did was dance with his bass in their videos to drive the women wild but he is actually a phenomenal musician. So is C.C Deville, Reb Beach and many other hair metal artists (the guitarist from White Lion!! Sick!!) It's great that we're all now looking back and appreciating the real talent and artistry many of these bands had and in some cases still have! My fav albums from these bands are the ones that came out as hair metal was fading away, all their best work...Pull-Winger, Dog Eat Dog-Warrant, Subhuman Race-Skid Row--all masterpieces. Lest not forget this video if no one has ever seen it, man music that means somethingWarning: Tearjerker for real
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jPsU4DkjSs
Don't listen to much of that stuff these days (back in the day loved Crue, Warrant, LA Guns etc), but I did rediscover an old chestnut in my collection a couple of weeks ago - Bang Tango.
They had a really cool record called Dancing on Coals. Really great musicians..... they never really made it to the status of big league but this record was (and still is!!) pretty damn cool.
Also agree with Mikey..... looking forward to new Tesla (although I reckon it's probably unfair to put these guys into the "hair metal" category!!!). Their first 3 records for me are absolute killer.
lets not forget kip played bass for alice cooper and bob dylan before forming winger