Badlands ruled! I was lucky enough to catch them live in Portland, Maine opening for Tesla and Great White. I never could get into their second or third CDs though.
I love discovering new gems!
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Badlands ruled! I was lucky enough to catch them live in Portland, Maine opening for Tesla and Great White. I never could get into their second or third CDs though.
The Elefante brothers IIRC.
Victory and Helix are two more that deserve mention. Both have "Best Of" albums, but may otherwise have mostly out of print CD's. It's possible they're available in reissues, but I haven't looked for them in a while.
One of the best and most sought after CD's of that era is Kick Axe's "Vices." It was rereleased on CD by SongHaus/Rewind several years ago, but only in a very limited number. Used copies go for over $50 if you can even find them.
Any fans of the forgotten band, Tangier? I noticed on www.cdinzane.com that two of the discs will be re-issued soon.
~Brian~
~Brian~
See You In Hell
Is this the real McCoy?
DAVETHEMETALGUY
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Never cared for Sea Hags or Salty Dog. Liked Dangerous Toys though.
Sweet F.A. had some great songs. Roxy Blue was another great one as well.
Sweet F.A. had some great songs. Roxy Blue was another great one as well.
DrumRman, I listened to the Cold Sweat debut today, and I have to say it's solid stuff. It reminds me a great deal of Danger Danger, which is a good thing in my opinion.
NP: Bad Moon Rising - Without Your Love
~Brian~
NP: Bad Moon Rising - Without Your Love
~Brian~
Taliwakker
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I think whats really needed is a cock-rock/hair metal youtube thread for the those that missed the mid-late 80's/early 90's.
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Sea Hags..."oh no,I'm in the doghouse again..."Sea Hags fuckin rocked!But we are missing some more gems from the era
D'Molls-Warped
I Napoleon
Julliet
Salty Dog,definitely most underrated
All Badlands material is classic
Beau Nasty was killer
Southgang put out two great discs also.I don't think they were mentioned yet
Love/Hate....Jizzy is God,simple
I'd have to go dig through my cds to find other forgotten classics,but the era from 1988-1994 I purchased over 2000 CD's,many of which came in under the radar
D'Molls-Warped
I Napoleon
Julliet
Salty Dog,definitely most underrated
All Badlands material is classic
Beau Nasty was killer
Southgang put out two great discs also.I don't think they were mentioned yet
Love/Hate....Jizzy is God,simple
I'd have to go dig through my cds to find other forgotten classics,but the era from 1988-1994 I purchased over 2000 CD's,many of which came in under the radar
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Speaking of long-awaited reissues, Blue Oyster Cult's concept album Imaginos has finally been remastered for CD and reissued. 
Imaginos was always much more than just a BOC album since it involved a lot of outside talent (Joe Satriani, Aldo Nova, etc.) and the album realllly should have been marketed more as a metal album, since it's quite crunchy. Can't recommend it highly enough (except for "Del Rio's Song"
), especially if you like BOC.
Imaginos was always much more than just a BOC album since it involved a lot of outside talent (Joe Satriani, Aldo Nova, etc.) and the album realllly should have been marketed more as a metal album, since it's quite crunchy. Can't recommend it highly enough (except for "Del Rio's Song"
), especially if you like BOC.
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I actually found the S/T Babylon AD CD on Amazon Marketplace last year. It was $30, but well worth it to replace my cassette version!
Kelly Keeling is actually touring with TSO West instead of East...he's also done some dates with O2'L, a project featuring Jane Mangini and Al Pitrelli.
Report on used CD finds:
Khallice, Brazilian prog metal .99 cents.
Eidolon, barely used, $7.
Green Carnation, $5.
I love these types of finds, especially in the middle of the U.S.A.!!!
Khallice, Brazilian prog metal .99 cents.
Eidolon, barely used, $7.
Green Carnation, $5.
I love these types of finds, especially in the middle of the U.S.A.!!!
Yeah. West. My bad.
Makes me wish I'd bought about 10 copies of CD's like that and the Kick Axe when I had the chance. Looks like "Vices" is now going for over $70.
Julliet was awesome. "Eight Lives Gone" was a classic opening song. Wasnt a fan of Dmolls, or I Napoleon but I did like the one I.N. track called "I dont wanna sleep alone".
Southgang was great as well. Butch Walker so talented although I dont care for his latest musical ventures.
What about D'PRIEST?
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Lynch Mob w/Oni Logan
Fastway first two discs
Britney Fox
Slamming Gladys...Brooks has a voice of gold!
Smashed Gladys were ok.
Mr Big were great for about 4 discs
John Sykes Blue Murder,which was recently re-issued
Bullet Boys first two discs were fukkin killer!
Cat In Boots with the two Japs and two Americans
Collision-the Greek guys put two discs out...one was an all time classic,two was above average
Diamond Rexx....Batttttttttttttttttttttttttttssss!!!!!
Kingdom Come...also known as Kingdom Clone...but they had a few moments
Slik Toxic from Canada...Harem Scarem from same place
Tyketto had some moments also....Janie being one
Davy Vain and his crew from S.F.! Every disc is a glam classic...Beat the Bullet,Family,Secrets,every song has a memory attached for me
White Trash-Apple Pie
And last but not least....I dig this disc out once a year for shits and giggles....Young Turks ...not great but its still a good memory
Fastway first two discs
Britney Fox
Slamming Gladys...Brooks has a voice of gold!
Smashed Gladys were ok.
Mr Big were great for about 4 discs
John Sykes Blue Murder,which was recently re-issued
Bullet Boys first two discs were fukkin killer!
Cat In Boots with the two Japs and two Americans
Collision-the Greek guys put two discs out...one was an all time classic,two was above average
Diamond Rexx....Batttttttttttttttttttttttttttssss!!!!!
Kingdom Come...also known as Kingdom Clone...but they had a few moments
Slik Toxic from Canada...Harem Scarem from same place
Tyketto had some moments also....Janie being one
Davy Vain and his crew from S.F.! Every disc is a glam classic...Beat the Bullet,Family,Secrets,every song has a memory attached for me
White Trash-Apple Pie
And last but not least....I dig this disc out once a year for shits and giggles....Young Turks ...not great but its still a good memory
Pelata
FINAL SIGN
JenniferLynn
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As far as blasts from the past - has anyone seen Mike Tramp's White Lion live??
Not only is the guitarist Jaime Law an absolute BAD ASS, Tramp sounded pretty good - looked even better... But I was just flat out blown completely away by Law's playing...
Hell everyone was.. I hope they tour again, just so I can see him play...
Not only is the guitarist Jaime Law an absolute BAD ASS, Tramp sounded pretty good - looked even better... But I was just flat out blown completely away by Law's playing...
Hell everyone was.. I hope they tour again, just so I can see him play...
It's rediculous how much some CDs go for on Ebay. I started combing through the local pawn shops about 8 years ago because I didn't want to pay $100+ to replace my word out cassette of Lillian Axe's Love and War. It took 5-6 years but I finally found a copy for $2.50. I even had Steve Blaze sign it at a show just before PPVIII.
Another way-too-expensive CD that I'm still trying to find is the s/t Roxanne CD (http://cgi.ebay.com/Roxanne-s-t-CD-...goryZ307QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem). Just can't bring myself to spend that much money for a CD.
