Anyone Heard Sebastian Bach's New Solo Album

Adveser · **Joined:** Tue Nov 13, 2007 1:26 am **Posts:** 2491

Radagast wrote:

So, uh, better than the new Skid Row then? :wink:

I'm gonna say it is, because everyone but skid rw hates thier newer material apparently. I don't think that's thier fault.

These guys have probably gone through a very rough period in the last few years. They were good friends of pantera and Alice in chains respectively and I promise it hurt them as people and musicians having to deal with the events surrounding those bands.
They were also friends of prong, so that's not helping either.

I don't know if people know this but Skid Row, Prong, Alice In Chains, Pantera and Danzig were all part of a circle of friends that all toured and hung out together in the early 90's. Slayer was part of the mix briefly while touring with AIC. this can be evidenced by skid row's "roadkill" video, of course the Pantera home videos. Also these guys were always making ghost apperances on each other's albums.

Afro Lint · **Joined:** Sun Aug 19, 2007 2:30 am **Posts:** 1212

Adveser wrote:

Radagast wrote:

So, uh, better than the new Skid Row then? :wink:

I'm gonna say it is, because everyone but skid rw hates thier newer material apparently. I don't think that's thier fault.

These guys have probably gone through a very rough period in the last few years. They were good friends of pantera and Alice in chains respectively and I promise it hurt them as people and musicians having to deal with the events surrounding those bands.
They were also friends of prong, so that's not helping either.

I don't know if people know this but Skid Row, Prong, Alice In Chains, Pantera and Danzig were all part of a circle of friends that all toured and hung out together in the early 90's. Slayer was part of the mix briefly while touring with AIC. this can be evidenced by skid row's "roadkill" video, of course the Pantera home videos. Also these guys were always making ghost apperances on each other's albums.

Dude, you're like the illegitimate product of Capt. Obvious raping a deafblind retard.

Adveser · **Joined:** Tue Nov 13, 2007 1:26 am **Posts:** 2491

Afro Lint wrote:

Adveser wrote:

Radagast wrote:

So, uh, better than the new Skid Row then? :wink:

I'm gonna say it is, because everyone but skid rw hates thier newer material apparently. I don't think that's thier fault.

These guys have probably gone through a very rough period in the last few years. They were good friends of pantera and Alice in chains respectively and I promise it hurt them as people and musicians having to deal with the events surrounding those bands.
They were also friends of prong, so that's not helping either.

I don't know if people know this but Skid Row, Prong, Alice In Chains, Pantera and Danzig were all part of a circle of friends that all toured and hung out together in the early 90's. Slayer was part of the mix briefly while touring with AIC. this can be evidenced by skid row's "roadkill" video, of course the Pantera home videos. Also these guys were always making ghost apperances on each other's albums.

Dude, you're like the illegitimate product of Capt. Obvious raping a deafblind retard.

I'm sorry, but what in the hell was so obvious about that information?

Stefan · **Posted:** Sun Nov 25, 2007 2:29 pm

Adveser wrote:

Stefan wrote:

The compositions are similar to old Blue Cheer... Same basic hard rock with simple yet efficient riffing. As for the lead guitars, I see what you mean but they're still a zillion time less skilled than Eddie's... Other than that, two other things are severely lacking to back up your comparison : Van Halen's sense of fun (which gain them the label "big rock") and their natural groove. That hardly makes Beast is Back a clone to anything VH's ever done. End of discussion, class dismissed ! :wink:

Lighten up man. It's all good. No one said clone. Reminisent. I hardly need any education on music. I listen to the most diverse selection of music you can imagine. Whether it be Peter Cetera, Mushroomhead, Dope, Edguy, Big Country (not country, GUP era Rush, more like), Rush, Dream Theater, Human League, Depeche Mode, you name it, as long as it isn't country music or fucking hip-hop and its got strong song writing, I'll like it. This has gotten rather ridiculous on my end for a few posts, so I'll apologize and leave it at that. We all have differences of opinion, that doesn't mean someone's views are invalidated for the rest of time because of one arguably bad comparision and a mixed opinion of an album, does it?

No need to lighten up, I wasn't angry or anything... And you don't have to prove anything about your musical knowledge and certainly don't have to display how broad your taste is, that doesn't impress anyone. I was just stating your idiocy on the matter of Blue Cheer resembling Van Halen. All you need to realize that it isn't true is a pair of ears and a functioning brain. You then realize a (very) few guitar licks are hardly sufficient to nourish your (oh! so ridiculous) comparison. That said, no hard feelings, it's just music after all. :wink:

Adveser · **Joined:** Tue Nov 13, 2007 1:26 am **Posts:** 2491

Good. At least some people can have some class. Cheers to you.

Afro Lint · **Joined:** Sun Aug 19, 2007 2:30 am **Posts:** 1212

Adveser wrote:

Good. At least some people can have some class. Cheers to you.

Stefan doesn't have class! :lol:

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