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There are certainly some heavy emotions on this album.

The Bootleg Zone - Beatles section JPGR's Beatles Bootlegs Index A History of Beatles Bootlegs The Beatles: Bootlegs What is the dude's name?

I began my teenage years in 1978/79 - I could never get into ELO, Kansas, Styx, etc. - just never could. I thought you were looking for recommendations - my bad. I like some songs of The Move.

You don't want to listen to that stuff.

I have learned that sometimes you just have to keep messing with such things until you get it - or get someone over to your place that knows about the stuff, or maybe even someone on here can talk to you on the phone about it. That is how I began to learn BT - Doubter taught me. If I knew about such things - I would. Maybe someone will step up here.

maybe this site will help you -

That's probably a good way of putting it.

What's this about then?

UP THE IRONS!

I think GNR was about that look - but they moved away from it. I have always thought they were like a harder Stones/Faces. You can most certianly hear this in Izzy's first solo album anyway. Although there are a few (Metallica, Megadeth, and some others that stand out) - really, the British had the best metal.

Oh, I know that. I was just joking Reni.

Exactly Metal for gurls My brother saw GirlSchool once.

This is a metal thread, missy. Men only.

I think the whole album is great. It's good music to sit down by the lamp and click it off and on while you listen.

There was some (cool) dude on here who use to go into stores and lean on those DL records. I can't recall his name though. I bet he still hates them though.

People think Glam - because of the WTTJ video - and early on, they were more dolled up. I could have actually seen them back then - I may have or may have not.

Thanks everyone - that is the one I will get.

I never considered them metal, and I bet Axl does not either.

I don't think I really heard a song past the first album - or rather never owned any of them.

Cinderella

No, he did Gap© commercials.