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Old 04-20-2023, 01:12 PM   #91
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Africa
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Originally Posted by htismaqe View Post
I don't know that it's as bad as Winger but it's played A LOT more, even still today. And people act like Dr. Feelgood is Crue at their best when I just feel like it's Crue at their WORST.

And yeah, there's some hair metal I still listen to. I love Twisted Sister but again, they were from New York and started in the mid-70's. They also spent a good amount of time in England. They were not at all part of that Sunset Strip thing but just got lumped in, kind of like Ozzy did.

I still like Stryper but honestly, it's because their new stuff over the last 8 years or so is so much better than anything they put out in the 80's. Most of the other bands from that era I can take or leave, unless there is some guitar link - I still listen to Dokken even though it's schlock rock because George Lynch is a ****ing beast.
This is an under-the-radar album full of catchy riffs and great guitar solos, including one of the best, heavier instrumentals ever...



His vocals may be an acquired taste, I dig them..

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