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At 11:43am on October 1, 2009, shinyranker said…: You mentioned you were listening to a KISS unplugged boot where the audience sings Dr. Love. I would love to get a copy of that from you. If you are interested drop me a line. I have plenty of boot DVDs and CDs to trade.

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Ken Harris
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At 2:31pm on September 17, 2009, Randy Parker said…: I picked up the new Ace Frehley CD. I have only listened to the first 7 songs on it so far. I didn't really know what to expect from it. Not really impressed so far in the first listening of it. Sound quality is good production wise, his playing is heavy and okay, but the song lyrics are aweful. It may grow on me......

At 1:03pm on September 14, 2009, Randy Parker said…: I don't think so. Did they still have on make up or was ot the Lick It Up tour? I saw the one in 1985, Animilize tour, the Hot In The Shade tour (1989 or 1990). Is it the concert from Augusta?
They would be cool.

At 1:39pm on August 23, 2009, Andy Smith said…: Dear my friend!

Please upload a good photo or avatar for Van Halen group!

Greetings! Andy

At 2:11pm on August 3, 2009, Randy Parker said…: Yeap, you and me. The tix went on sale the day after the Def Leppard / Tesla concert and we didn't buy them, but Robert told us a few days before the Great Whitesnake show that they released behind the stage seats and we got him to get us some, but nobody else wanted to go but us. It was a week nigh and you drove. I remember I fell asleep on the way home and you were listening to a cassette that I will not mention on this board...for your sake!

At 12:57pm on July 31, 2009, Randy Parker said…: Yes we did, December 1987 at the Omni in Atlanta. They were in the round with Tesla opening up for them. You, me, Scotty, Robert, Frank Berry and Phillip Martin with Marie Berry and Lisa Browning. just you and me went one month later to the Omni and saw Great White open for Whitesnake and sat behind the stage.

At 7:56am on July 12, 2009, Jon said…: Definitely buy it. It is 74 min long, but worth it (remember, I'm the guy that like those long albums!). THe song "Megaslowfade" threw me for a loop, didn't really sound like Lillian Axe, it's a bit of a new direction for them, but it's a good song. "Jesus Wept", "The Grand Sale of Finality", "Sad Day On Planet Earth" are all fantastic. You won't be disappointed picking this up, not really a weak track on the whole album.

At 9:52am on July 11, 2009, Jon said…: Yep, have it and will be listening to it later today. Will let you know how it is, but if it's anything like their last two albums, it's just gotta be good!

At 7:55am on June 14, 2009, Jon said…: Glad you like it. It was great for them to come back, I missed seeing with King's X last year due to work (damn them!) Definitely get their early stuff too, you won't be disappointed.

At 2:22pm on June 4, 2009, Gordon Williams said…: Yes, I saw the blogs on the main page, and am really enjoying it.

Keep up the good work!! Really cool to be able to hear all this music through this website. I hope to get some loaded on my page, if work slows down soon.

The only problem is....which play lists do I listen too first?

If you ever get up to the Atlanta area, let me know, and we can have our first "No Hair" band jam!!

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THE BIG 4

This group is for fans of Foreigner, Journey, Styx and REO Speedwagon. Although the height of their popularity was late 70's to early 80's, each group had life before and after that. Let's discuss it all...

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Jon replied to RJhog's discussion 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON!!'

Hey, thanks guys! Got to sit on conference calls all day at work today and.....NO BON JOVI! You couldn't ask for anything better! And yes, I am humbled by the Mets. But there's always next year, right? RIGHT????

21 hours ago

Dave Morgan replied to RJhog's discussion 'James Gang???'

I always thought that Scholz was at least influenced by Walsh's riff from "Tend My Garden". A part of "More Than A Feeling" sounds suspiciously similar.

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RJhog replied to RJhog's discussion 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON!!'

He's probably not bragging about that...

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Gordon Williams replied to RJhog's discussion 'HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON!!'

Yeah, but...he's a Mets fan!! Have a great day while you listen to the entire Bon Jovi catalouge. :)

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON!!

Hope you have a great birthday today, Jon. I don't know how old you are, but you seem like a pretty cool dude (and you know a lot about classic rock music). Best wishes my friend....

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Bluesman Mark replied to RJhog's discussion 'CREEDENCE FANS???'

All I can say on putting a betrayal like that aside for 20 minutes is this: My first wife ran around on me. That betrayal brook up our marriage. Luckily there were no kids involved. Now, do you think I'd want to spend 20 minutes with her? To me, ...

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RJhog replied to Gordon Williams's discussion 'Awesome run of excellence'

The Eagles: One Of These Nights Hotel California The Long Run Pretty much perfect...

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON!!

He's probably not bragging about that...

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY JON!!
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Hope you have a great birthday today, Jon. I don't know how old you are, but you seem like a pretty cool dude (and you know a lot about classic rock music). Best wishes my friend....

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jon 21 hours ago.

Awesome run of excellence

The Eagles: One Of These Nights Hotel California The Long Run Pretty much perfect...

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Bon Jovi is more of a brand like bread than music.

I disagree. I don't think they are Zeppelin or The Beatles, but they are not crap. At least not all together. Their first 6 albums are good to very good. I don't think their last few are very good,...

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Newly Purchased Cd's

Went a little crazy on Amazon: Kiss - Dynasty (Remaster) Kiss - Music From The Elder (Remaster) Trying to replace all my orig. discs with remasters Richie Sambora - Stranger In This Town Neil Yo...

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What Classic Rock Are You Listening To?

Queen - The Game CCR - Creedence Gold REO Speedwagon - You Can Tune A Piano, But You Can't Tuna Fish Led Zeppelin - Houses Of The Holy The Who - Who's Next Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - ...

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Underated Albums

How about Bad Company's "Run With The Pack". Released in 1976 with 3 great singles, "Honey Child", "Young Blood" and "Run With The Pack". It also had some other great tunes like "Live For The Music...

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James Gang???
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I bought James Gang's Greatest Hits awhile back and finally got around to listening to it today. First of all, their two biggest hits (Walk Away and Funk #49) are fantastic songs. There is also a s...

Tagged: gang, james

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The Who playing halftime show at Super Bowl.

Yep, I might even watch it this year.

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CREEDENCE FANS???

Mark, I do agree with you that John had a legitimate beef, especially with Doug for that little betrayal with Saul. It just seems to me that, no matter how much John disliked or hated the other two...

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1984 Playlist

Wow! I graduated High School way back in 1984. That was twenty-five years ago. That sounds like a long time, but it seems like yesterday. Maybe that's why I chose Foreigner's "That Was Yesterday" over "I Want To Know What Love Is", which was a much bigger hit. There are two songs on this playlist that I can't hear today without immediately thinking of 1984. First and foremost would be Van Halen's "Jump". Of course, it was from the album "1984". I also cheated a little on this one and included th… Continue

Posted on August 4, 2009 at 10:13am —

1983 PLAYLIST

Well, what can I say about 1983? A few things. In 1983 I finished my Junior year of High School and started my Senior year. I lost a good friend in a traffic accident. And I got my first girlfriend. The biggest event music wise for me in 1983 was a surprise that I didn't see coming. I walked into a local record store to see what new music was out, and an album caught my eye. The cover was 4 dudes standing there with a white background and I picked it up. When I saw the band's name, Kiss, I almos… Continue

Posted on August 1, 2009 at 4:19pm —

Colors Playlist

I was sitting around the other day, thinking about making a good playlist. Several things came to mind but I decided to do a playlist consisting of songs that mention a color in the title. Out of 14,000 songs in my iTunes library, I could only come up with about 25 or so rock songs that fit this playlist. That was surprising to me. I would have thought there would be more. I may have missed some based on other colors that are less known. I culled my playlist to 23 very worthy songs. The color bl… Continue

Posted on July 24, 2009 at 9:48am —

1982 PLAYLIST

My biggest memory of 1982 is that I started my first year of high school at George P. Butler High School in good ole Augusta, Georgia. Otherwise, 1982 was a difficult year for me to create a playlist from. There were plenty of albums released, I just don't seem to have a lot of music from this particular year. Therefore, I only have 16 songs for this playlist. That's okay, because these 16 songs are still pretty good. Night Ranger (to this day one of the best bands in concert I've ever seen) and… Continue

Posted on July 5, 2009 at 11:23am — 2 Comments

1981 PLAYLIST

A quick word about the 1981 playlist. This is an edited blog entry. I originally did a 1981 playlist before I decided to do playlists for all of the 70’s and 80’s, so here I have just changed a few songs and created this new playlist. I have 2 debuts on the list. The first is Stevie Nicks solo debut, “Bella Donna”. The second is Motley Crue’s “Too Fast For Love”. One of the songs I added was “Live Wire”, which is taken from that album. That’s a good song. I also added “On The Loose” by Saga. Kis… Continue

Posted on July 2, 2009 at 10:28am —