Album Rating: 3.5
it was your dig that inspired this peppering of hair metal bands on the front page so when users start bitching, I'm going to blame you
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That's awesome! I'm preparing a review for Slide It In so I've been jamming a lot of Whitesnake lately. One more thread to bump in the near future.
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Album Rating: 3.5
*patiently waiting for it*
Love Ain't No Stranger rocks
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Album Rating: 3.5
much needed review by the way
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So catchy and addictive. And the US version has John Sykes on guitar who's a master on glam/sleazy stuff.
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Album Rating: 3.5
sleazy indeed, i had to hide half this shit from my folks when i was a kid
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oh man. Original albums had similar effect with my parents too but most stuff was copied so I was alright. And there's always the different language of the lyrics that saved me. Being a non-english speaker is not bad sometimes.
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Album Rating: 3.5
haha definitely. i had to lower the volume every time a curse was approaching lol.
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haha I had to do the same thing only on "Killing in the Name"
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
It's funny, if one can ignore the bands hyperbolic ridiculousness, it's really a kind of Johnny Thunders inspired pop punk LP. A surprisingly solid LP all the way through, and 30 years after it's release, it holds up rather well.
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Pure shit. Horrid. I smell
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Album Rating: 3.5
those chicks on the album cover are pretty hot
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Album Rating: 1.0
Anything by this awful band and poser Brett Michaels gets a 1
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"The 80's had far too much cheese; I know because I grew up in it"
I meant the music, not the years themselves. I didn't get to Live through the 80s.
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MMM I can't deny while I'm not into the music Glam did have some sexy drag queens. same with emo. lol
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