Album Rating: 5.0
Mr. Big is awesome. Some of the best musicians ever in perfect union. Paul Gilbert rulez so damn hard it's almost insane.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Green Tinted Sixties Mind is one of the greatest songs ever.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Only reading the title makes the song running in my head. So catchy.
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Album Rating: 5.0
The day I finally learned to play that intro, I knew I had arrived as a guitarist.
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sup Verm
Green Tinted Sixties Mind is a great song yeah.
Warrant >
though
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70's Glam (As in David Bowie, Lou Reed, ARGUABLY Iggy Pop, etc) was easily better than Grunge in every way
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Most things were/are better than Grunge tbh.
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Glam metal rules, guys.
Def Leppard, Van Halen and Bon Jovi have awesome stuff (lots of crappy stuff too, but still).
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Album Rating: 5.0
"Warrant >
though"
They had some good tunes I guess. But they're no Mr. Big.
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Can't agree there JT, but hey, I love grunge, you despise grunge, we're not gonna reach common ground there.
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They had some good tunes I guess. But they're no Mr. Big.
They were leagues ahead of Mr. Big agreed.
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Album Rating: 2.5
Did someone say 'grunge' ~sticks on rose tinted specs~
Ahhh the '90s
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Don't get me wrong though, I like some glam now and again, but
grunge just hits me harder overall.
I used to be quite into glam back in the day, but most of it got left
behind. Grunge has overall stuck with me longer. Fuck it, long live the
90's.
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Album Rating: 5.0
Glad to see some love for the '90s. For me the '90s were more about atmospheric metal such as The Gathering, Theatre of Tragedy, Anathema, etc. There's so much quality though in that decade.
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Yeah, the 90's are my fave decade. I love that rock didn't take itself too seriously in that time.
For me it goes:
90's
70's
80's
60's
2000's
Don't jam much pre-60's so yeah.
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Album Rating: 5.0
"They were leagues ahead of Mr. Big agreed."
If they were all moving backwards, agreed.
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Album Rating: 2.5
For me the '90s was the rise of the underground in nearly all the musical genres and putting this sort of nonsense in its place. One minute it was Def Leppard and before I knew where I was it was Dino Jr was being blasted from me 'skip proof' discman.
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Album Rating: 5.0
"This sort of nonsense"
lolwut?
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For me the '90s was the rise of the underground in nearly all the musical genres and putting this sort of nonsense in its place. [2]
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Album Rating: 2.5
We've had this one before Sitar dude :D
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