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#411 Re: The Sunset Strip » Creed tickets -just 75 cents- in Birmingham » 890 weeks ago

Axlin08 wrote:

The problem was also with Creed, was that they didn't appeal to a real rock crowd like I alluded to earlier. The fuckin' jocks and cheerleaders were big Creed fans, which turned us rock guys, totally off.

Creed was the Bon Jovi of their day.

Yeah I said it.

Communist China wrote:

I disagree completely. Bon Jovi has diehard fans and 3 decades of radio success. The only thing they share is that they aren't metal and you don't like them.

No, he's right.  Bon Jovi has had some other hits after 1986, and a resurgance lately, but a lot of nothing in between.  For all you know that could still happen to Creed.

Creed, Bon Jovi, Poison, Nickelback...  By whatever name it's all the same.  Fairly generic poppy rock.   Easy for the masses to latch on to, just like any other pop act, but with more guitar.

There's nothing wrong with it, it ain't hurtin anybody, but there's not a ton of "musical integrity" (for lack of a better term) in any of it.

#412 Re: The Sunset Strip » Dave Mustaine bitches about label, low album sales » 890 weeks ago

I only had to read this much of the thread title... "Dave Mustaine bitches"... before I literally outloud went "Ha.  Go Figure."

#413 Re: The Sunset Strip » Creed tickets -just 75 cents- in Birmingham » 890 weeks ago

Creed played here years ago.  I think maybe their 1st or second single was starting to climb the charts.  The concert didn't sell worth a damn so if you went there with two labels from bottles of Surge (which was also new and trying to be pushed at the time) you could get a ticket.

I've always thought it was funny that they couldn't sell tickets to a pretty small venue then, but 6 months later they were pretty much the biggest band in the world.

I met Scott Stapp that night and he was kind of a dick, but I was introduced to the band The Gandharvas who were opening the show.  They were a good band, and fed me beer all night (the guys from Fuel were also pretty cool).  So it was all good.

#414 Re: The Garden » 6 year old stuck in helium UFO » 890 weeks ago

Evidently the kid was never inside it.  They found him hiding in a box in the garage attic.

#415 Re: The Sunset Strip » Any Lenny Kravitz fans here? » 891 weeks ago

Axlin08 wrote:

I like the guy, I don't love the guy would probably be an accurate description.

^This

I heard somewhere just the other day that he's going on tour and going to play all or most of "Let Love Rule" to celebrate the album's 20th anniversary.

#416 Re: Dust N' Bones & Cyborg Slunks » Buckethead Signature Les Paul Guitar Announced » 891 weeks ago

Handsome B. Wonderful wrote:

If it's reasonably priced I'll definitely consider it.

I have a Motorhead album that says this in the liner notes-

Lemmy plays the Rickenbacker Signiture Lemmy Bass.  Which is extremely expensive at your local music store, but worth it.

#417 Re: The Sunset Strip » Aerosmith guitarist goes solo as band flounders » 891 weeks ago

^They initially started using the writers because their label said they had to.
I think specifically that John Kalodner dude.

Why Tyler wouldn't want to even try to write with Perry now, I have no idea though.

#419 Re: Guns N' Roses » GNR Sued For Copying Songs » 892 weeks ago

Axlin08 wrote:
James Lofton wrote:
mickronson wrote:

BBF replaced BH`s solo... where is he on the list. Exactly, whats it got to do with BH

Suing BBF brings you no attention. Suing Bucket does.


edit: Not meant as a dig at Ron. Just the facts....

This album is cursed.

Remember the cursed antiques vault on Friday The 13th: The TV Series?

The master to CD should've been thrown in there years ago.


sad

"We need a new pressing of Rhiad.  Where are the masters?"

"They're being examined by top men."

"But.."

"TOP MEN"

#420 Re: The Garden » Could there now be a breakthrough rock band in their 40's+? » 892 weeks ago

Axlin08 wrote:

It's very hard, because music has become so image-based, and less on ability.

Umm, wasn't Gwen Stefani pretty up there in age when she broke through?

Upper 20's I think.  If I remember correctly No Doubt had been around in various incarnations for years.  I know at one point her brother was the singer. 

I think the fact that once the hot chick started singing they broke is pretty relevant to the conversation though. 

I just googled it, it looks like she just turned 40 a couple days ago.

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