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How about Aerosmith?

One of the best songs and versions of the song of all times.
Lord of the Thighs from Live Bootleg. I had the 8 track.

8 track? (snicker)
Wore toys in the attic to death. So much so I had to buy another 8 track cartridge to replace it. Sun melted it. Never heard the bootleg album (1978?). After draw the line I lost interest, but revisiting is fun.

Oh man Aerosmith has put out some really good stuff since you lost interest. Live Bootleg is one of the best live recordings ever IMO.

A lot of it I just haven't heard. I think they took a long hiatus before 'pump' was released, correct? This is when I moved on. They've done a lot of songs I liked since then, but it never really clicked for me again like the vintage stuff. Maybe I should revisit this.

Honestly, I no longer listen to this kind of music everyday like I did back in the day, but I can still relate because I grew up with it. It'll always have a special place.

98VS1400 wrote:Steve, do you speak Spanish? I enjoy the music, but have no idea what is being said...

In order to avoid hijacking, I'll respond on my Latina thread.

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I guess Queensryche first came out sooner than I thought (83?). If I remember correctly, they didn't get a lot of air time until a few years later. Jet city woman and Silent Lucidity were good but overplayed. I knew nothing of them before then. Like em though. Meanwhile I'll check out the live bootleg now.

Meanwhile back to some metal. Here are a few of my favorite Megadeth tracks. Not for those who don't like pounding drum beats.

Angry Again Megadeth


Train of Consequences Megadeth


Trust Megadeth


She Wolf Megadeth

tc1400 wrote:I guess Queensryche first came out sooner than I thought (83?). If I remember correctly, they didn't get a lot of air time until a few years later. Jet city woman and Silent Lucidity were good but overplayed. I knew nothing of them before then. Like em though. Meanwhile I'll check out the live bootleg now.

Silent Lucidity is still a great song. Here are a couple of more from the first and second albums

The Lady Wore Black Queensryche From their original 4 song EP


Blinded Queensryche From their original 4 song EP


The Warning Queensryche Title track from the 2nd album.


Road to Madness Queensryche 2nd album


No Sanctuary Queensryche 2nd album


Take Hold of the Flame Queensryche 2nd album

Here is a Queensryche album that should be listened to in it's entirety because to tells a story. Obviously the songs are very good in an off themselves but they do go in order, sort of like The Wall.

Operation Mindcrime Queensryche


The story
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation:_Mindcrime#Story

Checking this out now. BTW, the Live Bootleg? Ya, good stuff.

Here's the Schenker brothers live.
Scorpions Love Drive. Probably my favorite Scorpions tune from that time. Wish I was there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2yh0t6RohI

Yes the Scorpions jam big time. I love that song too among many others.

I like Megadeth (Angry again especially) but more into Metallica at the time.
For Whom the Bell Tolls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17HRV8k1YMw
Until It Sleeps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3WIHtOmkBg

Just taking a break. Catching up on other stuff.
Soundgarden - Fell on Black Days
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1vBPvektSE

I get into Soundgarden.

Here is another one of my favorite UFO songs from Force It called Love Lost Love. Not too many songs begin with a guitar solo.

Good song. Force It was one I don't have, Phenomenon being my favorite.