Love this album. The whole thing just flows so well
What's strange is that I did not get it until two or three years later. I bought a used copy in an indie record store. I did not get to see this tour but I did see him on Skyscraper.
Favorite songs ?
Ladies Night in Buffalo
Big Trouble
Bump n Grind
Yankee Rose
Shy Boy
You'll love it. Dee packs it with entertaining details.
There's no shortage of instances where I read posts about someone not getting paid on a medical claim they thought was covered by their medical insurance company but how about life insurance?
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Term Life or Whole Life where the person died and declared beneficiaries. Does anyone know how challenging the insurer made it for the beneficiary to be paid? Did anyone go through the process and receive their payout?
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I applied for some customer services job in JobStreet.
Today (On Sunday) I get a what's app message giving me another number to add and make contact with
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I go ahead.
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Within seconds I get response with this job description but no name of company and this person. ( Female face but could be AI generated?) Tells me to reach out to Ava on Telegram.
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I reply that I don't have telegram and am not comfortable downloading another app (I have three communication apps already ...enough !!)
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She says that's how they work and Ava needs to do an interview with me on Telegram
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Has anyone encountered this behavior?
Does it seems suspicious or am I overthinking it
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We always talk about the best and who was underated.
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Now
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We talk about who did NOT deserve a major record deal and an international stage?
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My choice is Steelheart for the absolute worst.
Bland cookie cutter generic sappy shit music.
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I didn't get to see it. This tour skipped my city.
I liked the lineup. It should've sold well but I read that it was mostly a money loser, something I have a hard time understanding. All those platinum selling bands with Mtv & radio exposure and still playing half empty stadiums.
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Why?
Was metal popularity more hype than real?
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Watching this home video that they released in 1991.
I don't think many copies were sold and I'm surprised a band at their level released a home video .
One thing that stands out is how much Greg keeps making reference to poser glam bands and trying to tell everyone they're not like that and Jake keeps on with the we're not trying to be radio friendly.
Overall I find their personalities to be rather dull had makes this home video hard to watch.
What else do you get? Their three Mtv videos and some short snippets of live performances.
Would it have been too much trouble to include one complete live song?
For home videos this is one of the worst
Musically Badlands was cool.
We did Motley and Ratt already.
Breaking The Chains
When Heaven Comes Down
The Hunter
Kiss of Death
The Maze
Here I Stand
Erase the Slate
After this I fell off the Dokken train.
I don't know all those albums Don has been making.
What's your verdict?
Do you listen to this? Do you remember it?
He released this in 2006 I think it was.
The title track made its way into an episode of "South Park" but beyond that I don't think I heard a single song on the radio.
I think it's a grand album worthy of pulling out and revisiting. I like it more than the last two KISS albums.
I'll start -
You Think You're Tough
Lack of Communication
You're in Love
Take A Chance
Don't Bite The Hand That Feeds You
Top Secret
Gave Up Giving Up
A Little Too Much
I was disappointed. Still am. Not the best way to go out. I understand the making of the album was turmoil. Tom's vocal chord surgery, Fred quit the band and grunge was the new "in" thing.
Some of the songs were cool. Others forgettable
6/10
For me it's the second Dangerous Toys album. Boring songs.
The first one was so fun filled with hooks and riffs.
The second is a snoozefest.
Other contenders for this topic:
Bulletboys "Freakshow"
Hurricane "Slave to the Thrill"
Stryper "In God We Trust"
Motley Crue "Theater of Pain"
Twisted Sister "Come Out and Play"
WASP "Inside The Electric Circus"
40th anniversary of "The Final Frontier"
I bought this on cassette when it was new.
My main motivation for checking out Keel was the fact that Gene Simmons produced them.
A couple really great bangers on this album:
No Pain No Gain
Arm and a Leg
And I loved the two singles (Because The Night, Tears of Fire)
The filler slop songs were
Just Another Girl
Here Today Gone Tomorrow
Rock n Roll Animal.