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Hair Metal Galore Motley Crue - Sticky Sweet

Some more Hairmetal for ya JKKDARK Motley Crue - Rattlesnake Shake

Good job there. Looks like you are having a blast with it. Too bad you live to far from me or I would pay you a visit when you get it all done to have a round or 2 with ya and a game as well.

Just for you JKKDARK Motley Crue - Dr Feelgood

Being a subscriber to Electronic Musician magazine I found this a very interesting read thought some of you fans of Metalocalypse would find this a nice read. http://emusician.com/interviews/metalocalypse/

Cheeseburger and a Beer in a can now you can take the staples of life with u on the go and it will keep for a long time.

Dead To Fall - The Future

Happy birthday Skythe :bounce:

Now that's what I call a wheelchair. I bet I could take the shortcut through the creek out back with that baby Thanks for the Birthday replies friends. Had some cake and got drunk what more could I ask for.

Megadeth - High Speed Dirt Off Countdown To Extintion

Megadeth - Skin 'o' My Teeth

Van Halen - Top Of The World

Doro was the metal chick. She started with Warlock.

Sixx A.M. The Heroin Diares Release Date 08/21/2007 1.X-Mas 2. Van Nuys 3. Life Is Beautiful 4. Pray For Me 5. Tomorrow 6. Accidents Can Happen 7. Intermission 8. Dead Man's Ballet 9. Heart Failure 10. Girl With Golden Eyes 11. Courtesy Call 12. Permission 13. Life After Death Here is a first single release on YouTube Sixx:A.M. is a new band built around former Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx. Sixx wrote a book titled “The Heroin Diaries” (Amazon Link), and the album is actually a soundtrack which tightly follows the memoirs, with each track coinciding with a chapter from the book. Aside from Nikki, the lead singing and rhythm guitarist duties are handled by multi-platinum producer James Michael. Working with such artists as Motley Crue, Saliva, The Exies and the Scorpions, it is no surprise that the album is produced and mixed very well. The band also has a great musician in DJ Ashba. I personally had never heard of this guy before, but his first solo album, an instrumental ASHBA: Addiction to Friction earned 6 Best Guitar Player awards. After listening to this, the first thing I did was go online and find out where I can see these guys play. Here was a response I found from Nikki himself: We just formed the band. We didn’t plan on that. We didn’t plan on being on the radio, and at this point we’re really not planning on touring. I know we are planning on playing some television shows and maybe doing some intimate small stuff. There seems to be a lot of desire. It would have to be something quite spectacular. The idea of going out and playing clubs isn’t that exciting. It has to be more than that. There is more out there. With all these multi-media platforms and portals to creative stuff, it is very exciting. Opportunity, I’m sure will arise, and we’ll make a decision then. So, apparently the band has no plans of touring at this point, which is a real shame. Check out the first single, Life is Beautiful: Overall, as an album its very average, average not good. As a soundtrack, the lyrics become so much more powerful, pushing this album into the “good” level. The songs become moving and more meaningful. James Michael’s voice might not have the vocal range of some, but not to overuse the word, but it’s powerful. “Life is Beautiful” is clearly the best track, with all the essentials of a great song. I haven’t heard much radio play of this song which is a real shame. The rest of the album really bounces all over the place, fitting many different sounds to the many different chapters of the book. On one hand, this is a good thing, it keeps the listener off-balance, not knowing what to expect. On the other hand, some of these different sounds come off cheesy or done. “Pray For Me” sounds like it comes off the latest Killers release, with your typical staccato chords over super-monotone vocals. The ballads on the album are many, and similar. You must realize that this is not an album which tries to please the many. This is a brutally honest, exposing self-portrait painted by a man who almost died. Because of this, the songs may be bland in some sense, but retain their ability to move, as in “Tomorrow.” This, while not the best song, still moves the listener as Sixx describes how his past is catching up to him, how his bridges have been burned. “Dead Man’s Ballet” got bad reviews as a song, some comparing it to Meatloaf (who I think James produced). However, I really dig this song. This is one of the few songs on the album that ebbs and flows. It builds nicely into the chorus, then transitions well out of it. Oh well, say what you will, I liked the song. So, overall, this is definitely not the best song of the last year, but it’s worth a listen. I have read the book and it is outstanding, and together I bet they complement each other very nicely.

Sammy Hagar The Red Rocker - Space Station #5

Yeah nice review Cinder. If I needed one I would definitely buy one.

Well running a business I have to keep and schedule. If I didn't nothing would get done. I do allow myself the flexibility to alter it and even completely change it if needed. I don't find it hard to keep or change. I myself am a very organized person anyway. Now some of my employees that is another story.

Children of Bodom - Tie My Rope Brand new stuff from COB

Buy a prepaid card looks just live a credit card.

What's up with all the new blood? Must be something in the water or maybe the closing of various emulation sites. Anyway way welcome all u new bloods have a good time.

Hell I will make a appearance you just got to let me know a couple days in advance so I can work my schedule around it.

really goof Fatal. Too bad I had to die but the story is intriguing and good.

Jackyl - When Will It Rain

Get ur ass to school cody and get a education. Snow days are for pussies.

Congratz Plot may we both live long and prosper.