lol I've recently missed Tuff & Pretty Boy Floyd (on one night, apparently it was awful, da[size=2]m[/size]n overpriced Metalsludge concerts...) and FP (can't remember which one, think it was Pie-me's version).

sort of getting back into hair metal just a little bit, but only the better stuff.

Motley Crue and Papa Roach on Monday :)

I can't believe the difference in venues though.

Last time I saw them was at the NEC, now the Hammersmith Apollo? Since 2005 they've become so much more popular, weird.

Dr Feelgood lol,

and

Shoutttt AT the DEVILLLL!

I was wondering if Motley Crues Dr Feelgood is any good?

Its not my favourite album by them but yeah its decent. It didn't go platinum however many times over because people hate it.

But for Crue I prefer the original issue of Too Fast For Love, Shout At The Devil, and Generation Swine.

Oh, Dr Feelgood is really cheap at the moment thats the reason why I was wondering. I may get one of those albums as well.

The songs I've heard from [I]Dr. Feelgood[/I] are awesome but from what I gather the whole album isn't quite up to scratch.

Def leppard is alright,and twisted sister had there moments.But overall hair metal sucks.

the filler on feelgood is better than the filler on girls and theater...

crue on mondayyyyyyyyyyy

I forgot to mention, standing.

I was standing last time when everyone else got seating, bahaha.

so excited.

i mean, it was the best gig I've ever seen apart from Hanoi, maybe even better than Hanoi.

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Queen was glam. They were the start of glam. They just didn't originate on the Sunset strip.

dude their singer had aids that automatically makes them glam

Leave him alone cocaine! Fred is possibly one of the best vocalist of our time.

he still had aids. that's not like an insult, he also had a moustache.

Leave the mustache alone! He needed it to cover up the horrible teeth!

I have a moustache and I'm pretty glam.

shout is my favorite motley crue album. Red Hot to the end of the album is just perfect.

Shout is also my favourite.

just for reference if you have facial hair you automatically can't be glam.

also red hot is up there with my favourite crue tracks.

doesn't beat on with the show or louder than hell, but yeah

Kickstart my Heart

oh my god they were great.

so were papa roach, I forgot how much I missed that band

got absolutely blind drunk before/during/after, still drunk I think *shrug*

2005 was a better circus obviously, last night was pretty great though.

I think Tommy's drum tech was playing drums, I'm not sure exactly what was happening but Tommy came out for singalongs every few songs iirc

Neither for Birmingham, Killing Joke were awfuuuullll

That's one thing I HATE more than anything at 'big' gigs - the support bands are, without fail, shi[size=2]t[/size]. So you're standing at the front row wishing you could be at the bar (I actually managed to fight my way to the bar and back between Crue sets last night, first time I've dared to leave my place) or sitting down, and its this awful band that no one cares about. Then they take hours to set up for the headliner and its badtimes.

Last night it was one of my all time favourite bands supporting, and the sets changed over really quickly :)

It finished bare early actually, like 10-10.30 or something

Just them two

oh god I'm so back into RATT. and Dokken.

and a few others.

Mmmm RATT...

You ever get that sort of circular thing? LOVE something. HATE it, like can't bear to have it spoken about, slag it off at every oppurtunity. then get back into it? I've had that with just about every kind of music I've into, which is sort of unfortunate because in the past week I've listened to Danger Danger, Testament, D12, a load of cheesy 2000 trance, etc etc.

weird.

I miss liking hair metal :)

I bought a Danger Danger tape the other day based on this album cover:

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the only Danger Danger song I know vaguely well is Bang Bang.

probably heard others.

its an awesome cover though :)

Yea, they actually had a ton of glam tapes for a quarter each.

more crue talk less fag talk plz

ah thats a start. I've been reading Fargo Rock City by Chuck Klosterman so i've been listening to some crue and such.

in sex drugs and coco i think he comes to missoula and some girl trys to buy weed off him.

except in the book he says he was stuck on the first side of shout at the devil for like three months before he got to the second. he was on the wrong side for sure.

Fargo Rock City is the only one of his books I took a while to finish. He's definitely my favourite music based writer.

he's the only one i've read who doesn't have his face all the way up his own ***

except rob sheffield he's just silly gay

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Chuck Klosterman is awesome. I've read everything of his I can find.

Tried any Lester Bangs? He's pretty good, if you don't mind punk rock.

i'm almost done with The Dirt and i just completed my collection of pre-john motley crue and already i feel cheated from theatre of pain.
:/

apoc raids tell me about what you like in the dirt.

i always felt if i was razzle and they dedicated theatre of pain to me its just like saying hey we feel bad but not bad enough to stop doing smack and actually write our own single/make a good song.

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I like all of it really. All the backstory about their childhood etc drags a bit but I suppose it's necessary (at the moment its my third time through , my favourite parts are probably the stuff surrounding the '80s albums and tours (for all the obvious reasons). I especially like that little section with the cogs and conveyor belts being a metaphor for the music industry.

[QUOTE]i always felt if i was razzle and they dedicated theatre of pain to me its just like saying hey we feel bad but not bad enough to stop doing smack and actually write our own single/make a good song.[/QUOTE]
haha yeah that was weird.

[QUOTE]I especially like that little section with the cogs and conveyor belts being a metaphor for the music industry. [/QUOTE]
i skipped that

more bloody eating out plz.
i've been trying to find another book that matches the dirt or even comes close and can't find anything

and i've been trying to download look what the cat dragged in but it keeps stoppin on me. maybe me and cc weren't meant to be.

I played Guitar Hero Rocks The 80's and it is really easy and boring. Escept for Holy Diver! That song is the shiznit!