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Randracula
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Craptacular....
Awesome!!!
That was my first concert!!!! I was 17 and they opened up for Aerosmith. Ticket price was somewhere around $14-16US.
They were a really good band. There's more there than "Turn Up the Radio".
In so many years from now, that song won't make any sense! They'll have to change to song to iPod or XM or something.
That was my first concert!!!! I was 17 and they opened up for Aerosmith. Ticket price was somewhere around $14-16US.
They were a really good band. There's more there than "Turn Up the Radio".
In so many years from now, that song won't make any sense! They'll have to change to song to iPod or XM or something.
SteveB
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I personally blame that band (Autograph), Danger Danger, and Warrant for the demise of hair band metal.
oddjob
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Oh, the things I have tried to block out...
Bill
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That's great! I love that '80s rock!
Hmmm,
I never liked hair bands, in general. About the time hair bands became big, I started listening to other styles of music. So I missed out on most of that whole craze (no regrets either!).
But, as far as the genre goes, I think that was one of the more memorable songs. Not bad really. Of course, the poor attempt at Eddie Van Halen lead work leaves a bit to be desired... but all in all, not a bad song, as far as generic hair band "metal" stuff goes--I've heard MUCH worse!
I never liked hair bands, in general. About the time hair bands became big, I started listening to other styles of music. So I missed out on most of that whole craze (no regrets either!).
But, as far as the genre goes, I think that was one of the more memorable songs. Not bad really. Of course, the poor attempt at Eddie Van Halen lead work leaves a bit to be desired... but all in all, not a bad song, as far as generic hair band "metal" stuff goes--I've heard MUCH worse!
AnthonyD
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Oh.... my..... God!
