Song, or Instrumental of the Day.

Pushead

 

I was a huge fan of theirs back in about 1989....I thought Gretchen Goes to Nebraska was a great album.

 

RIP D.H. Peligro

 

Oi oi oi

 

Never understood why they weren't bigger.

 

Because they were terrible

 

Your terrible. They were good when I seen them.

 

My terrible what?


They were only good because you were high

 

While that may have helped.....they were still good.

 

Going to see these guys with Michael Shenker, and Armored Saint, next Sunday .. Steelers by week came at the perfect time

 

For what it’s worth I’m sure it was better than the upcoming geriatric hair band tour

 

Disagree, The geriatric hair bands rock

 

What is a hair band???
Like who is in that list in your opinion???

 

wasp, motley, twisted basically all the drag queens

 

So what bands do you listen too? ... HMMMM i wonder why you mentioned wasp

 

seriously?

 

Well I only listened to Motley up till Shout at the Devil, Wasp till about the same time, and only one Twisted Sister album. I was a Slayer, Sabbath, Motorhead, Anthrax, Metallica, Megadeth, Testament, Overkill, Sacred Reich, Merciful Fate, and Metal Church type of Guy during most of the Hair stuff

 

Poison is the band I always think of.

 

Yeah No....I didn't listen to them, but I did cover a few songs by them....So I guess I listen to them enough to learn those tunes.

 

I liked sabbath and motorhead. Was even a fan of early Maiden and Metallica. Metallica’s music really fell off with the passing of Cliff Burton imo. Then they killed Napster, so **** them. I grew up in the midst of the dc hardcore scene. Preferred the low fi quality of that music and the diy ethos over much of what was being pushed through our speakers.

 

See if it was thrash/speed/, and ,or progressive metal....at the time that's what I was listening to . I forgot...Fates Warning was big then for Me during that time also.

 

Poison, Motley Crew, Cinderella, Ratt, Mr. Big, Britny Fox.

The only one I liked out of those was Ratt, but they were one of the first "heavier" groups that a friend introduced me to when I started listening to harder rock when I was pretty young. And Billy Sheehan from Mr. Big is an amazing bass player.