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Definitely... it's a shame that so many people tend to poke fun at him. And I've always thought Reb Beach to be a fantastic guitarist.
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Got all the Winger stuff on one form or another. Loved that band and they never did get a fair shake. Saw Reb playing guitar for White Snake this summer. All I can say is, WOW!!! He covered Steve Via's licks very well. Plus Kip played a solo acustic set. Figured that would bomb, but it wasn't too bad. Didn't really fit into the rest of the Hair Band bill, but came off very well indeed. And last year I saw Winger on tour with Poison, was suprised to see the whole crowd into thier set. I always figured I was the only one into them, since everyone I talked to around here did nothing but slag them all the time. Put my vote in for anything by them, for either the head bangers line or the all made up line.
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I'm beating a dead horse here, but...I am repeating a request from an ask SC section. With the release of No More Tears (I think for the 3rd time) lp version. How would people feel if SC put out the radio edit version of No More Tears on say Headbangers XIII? Just getting an opinion and possible input. It may seem that No More Tears is available on the Brick 5 and Brickette 5, and an Ozzy Star, and the upcoming Ozz Sab disc, so it looks like SC might not want to do the song again....
...and I know that there are other Ozzy/Sabbath songs that could also be put out on karaoke, so why repeat NMT instead of another song. My response is that I would love to have a more karaoke friendly version of NMT, since I have only did the song once and will probably only do it again on a very slow night or need a refill.
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Dear Santa,it's been awhile since my last post...so I'll continue my redundant request for More Pantera>CEMETARY GATES.Older classics such as The Godz>GOTTA KEEP A RUNNIN(I don't care if it's over 7 mins long)and throw in some Armored Saint>CHEMICAL EUPHORIA or CAN U DELIVER...(my stocking is the third frrom the left).PS>I've been a good boy this year!
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I would agree with David, I've never done "No More Tears" due to the length. But it's not one of my favorite Ozzy songs, so I'm not losing any sleep over it. But you make a good point, and I'm sure there's many others who agree, whether they post online or not. Above all, I'd much rather see some new Sabbath and Ozzy songs being released. There's no way I'm buying that new disc since I already have all the songs (except for the Lita Ford song).
Reb Beach is playing for Whitesnake now? Wow! Last time I checked he was in Dokken... he's turning into a real "journeyman" now, much like Vivian Campbell.
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I agree with Mark....a greater variety of Ozzy/Sabbath material is vastly preferred as opposed to massive overkill inclusion of previously-released material appearing upon future discs.
While I am happy and encouraged to see SC finally getting more on-board with the Ozzy/Sab stuff, I am also hoping that they will start thinking in terms of effecting more variety, thus greater selection, with regard to future song releases under the Ozzy and Black Sabbath banner!
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Man, I get so pumped when I see all these excellent suggestions for any metal to be released on karaoke, whether it's for the latest HBH installment or a theme disc.
At any rate, I guess I would like to specify my picks for future releses:
Type O Negative - MY GIRLFRIEND'S GIRLFRIEND (excellent introductory tune to the general public from this band)
Iron Maiden - anything, but I will support both THE NUMBER OF THE BEAST and TWO MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT 100% for starters. FLIGHT OF ICARUS is a good choice too.
Judas Priest - again, anything is good from this band, but I must emphasise DESERT PLAINS, with LOVE BITES running a close second, followed by THE RIPPER and BEYOND THE REALMS OF DEATH.
Savatage - can't go wrong with this band, but I think EDGE OF THORNS would be the best tune to introduce the band to the general public with, or even anything they did from 1989 on, like GUTTER BALLET or JESUS SAVES. Prior to 89, the material was heavier, such as POWER OF THE NIGHT, and can be brought in later once ppl know Savatage better.
Iced Earth - I would DIE if I could ever see THE PHANTOM OPERA GHOST, or even DRACULA, DAMIEN, or THE GHOST OF FREEDOM on karaoke!! I know, Iced Earth fans will attack me for mking picks from HORROR SHOW instead of the previous material, but HS was my first Iced Earth CD... I haven't heard anything else yet, but I am working on it.
W.A.S.P. - gotta have BLIND IN TEXAS, a classic drinking song, which is appropriate for most bars & pubs. I must also strongly emphasise FOREVER FREE, HOLDING ON, and BREATHE, as these are excellent ballads. HALLOWED GROUND is a dedication to 9-11, if that piques any interest? But other rocker from Blackie & Co would have to include: LOVE MACHINE; WILD CHILD; 95-NASTY; MANEATER; CHAINSAW CHARLIE (MURDERS IN THE NEW MORGUE); SCARED TO DEATH; WICKED LOVE; DRIVEBY / HELLDORADO.
As for King Diamond & Mercyful Fate, they are prolly best suited for a Halloween disc, along with some choice Type O Negative picks, and others from other artists, like Ozzy's BARK AT THE MOON. But, King and Fate have a few gooders that would be just right for a generic metal disc: King Diamond - HELP!!! Mercyful Fate - Curse Of The Pharoahs King Diamond - No Presents For Christmas (a must, and an ideal introduction to the public) Mercyful Fate - EGYPT
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"Curse Of The Pharoahs" is WAY too easy to sing. If they ever came out with a King Diamond/Mercyful fate song, I would hope it would be a nice, challenging one.
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Those are some deep picks. I dig em. Would love to see SC go deep with some heavy sH*t. King/Merc awsome.
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Billy squire's "in the dark" has already been done by SC, and it's gooood!
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I agree with W T Wasp, I would love to hear SC do some Savatage! Definitely gotta be after 89 with something more piano influenced. Maybe All That I Bleed or Edge Of Thorns, but I think the ultimate would be "Believe" from Streets. Jon Oliva's voice on that one gives me the chills every time I hear it.
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Savatage's "believe" is incredible!!! I knowseveral people that have asked for that opne and many other savatage songs. Some of my friends have become good personal freinds of the band. they usually play football with them when they are in this part of the country. I met them once when they were opening for Testament in pittsburgh when Gutter Ballet came out. They were a very cool bunch of guys.
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Well, see there, now you have a list of groups I'd like to see, Savatage (who opened previously for) - Testament (who opened previously for) - Rob Halford (solo stuff & Fight stuff) - (who opened previously for) Iron Maiden ....
(And Queensryche was also on the bill, but we can't really request songs for QR until HB XV or so).
Which still leaves room for more Pantera, Priest, Slayer, King Diamond, Motorhead, and even a Bon Jovi tune.
Damn! and how did I forget Anthrax - - and that song Room For One More or is One More, I keep forgetting
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To W T WASP -- rock on, bro! I requested some of those W.A.S.P. songs, too. And I would LOVE a Karaoke version of 'Hallowed Ground'! I sing that one in the car all the time anyway!
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I've been wanting Gutter Ballet for some time. That song kicks some tail.
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After listening to the new Korn cd; there is a hidden track, a live version of Metalica's One. This is a more karaoke friendly version and clocks in at a little more than 4 minutes. This might be a good selection for karaoke and a HB disc.
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I am putting a request for a ne band that soyunds like classic metal. I just heard on MTV and was going " YES THE RETURN OF THE GUITAR SOLO!!!!"
The Darkness - "I believe in a thing called love"
Point of interest: They formed after winning a karaoke compettition singing bohemian rhaspody and when you hear the afore mentioned song you'll see the influence of the band
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And speaking of new stuff, any chance of getting some of the new metal on a HB disc... say like Motograter's Down; on 40 Below Summer's "Medicate Yourself"; or Iron Maiden's "Wildest Dreams"?
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Oh man please don't kill the headbangers line by putting in new bands. Keep it in the same vien it's been in. The new guys already have their place in the Hard rock line. Posts: 342 | From: Indianapolis, IN USA | Registered: Nov 2000
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For my 1,000th post thought I'd do a wish - suggestion - dream list; and can't think of a better SC series than HB to do it:
1. Blind In Texas - WASP 2. Wasted Years - Iron Maiden 3. Neon Knights - Black Sabbath 4. 5 Minutes Alone - Pantera 5. Electric Eye - Judas Priest 6. Children Of The Grave - Black Sabbath 7. Lipstick And Leather - Y&T 8. Little Dreamer - Van Halen 9. Nobody's Fault - Aerosmith 10. In The Evening - Led Zeppelin 11. Stone Cold - Rainbow 12. Stand Up - Steel Dragon 13. Stand Up And Shout - Dio 14. Lights Out - UFO 15. Turn Up The Music - Sammy Hagar
Other considerations: Go To Hell - Alice Cooper Ten Seconds To Love - Motley Crue
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Alice In Chains, except for No Excuses, Would,and Man in The Box, These have already been released.
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December 27, 2003 Metal Sludge Extravaganza #7 at Hi-FI Club 11729 Detroit Ave. Lakewood, Ohio 44107 216-521-8878 http://www.hificlub.info
Show starts at 8 PM - Tickets only $10! 18 & Over!
Hosted by Jim Bob Dwarf (with Billy Morris who owns the Hi-Fi Club)
along with Wendell Neeley and Chris Akin from The Classic Metal Radio Show (Home Of The Metal Sludge Song Of The Week!) www.theclassicmetalshow.com
This show will be broadcast LIVE over the internet!! So no matter where you are in the world, you'll be able to listen in as it happens!!
Appearing Live On Stage:
Donnie Vie
Billy Morris Band
London Calling
The Erotics
Chad Stewart (from Faster *****cat)
Dave Brooks (formerly of Slammin Gladys)
Cheap Vinyl
Plus "Heavy Metal Karaoke" at the end of the night!
For the first time ever, a Metal Sludge Extravaganza is coming to the Midwest! In suburban Cleveland, Ohio, at Billy Morris' Hi-Fi Club, Metal Sludge Extravaganza #7 will blow into town! If there is snow on the ground, we'll melt all that **** away!
And also for the first time, this entire event will be broadcast LIVE over the internet! Now you can sit at home, look at porn online, and listen to the show! Now all our Sludgeaholics all over the world can join us! Plus, Metal Sludge will be selecting the songs that you'll hear in between the bands. So we will have total control of the airwaves! You'll hear what we want you to hear and that's all there is to it!
Playing that night will be Donnie Vie, performing for the 1st time since he left Enuff Z'Nuff! Also playing that night will be The Billy Morris Band, who will be playing songs from his new CD.
Coming over from Indiana will be London Calling, featuring Jamie Rowe, who recorded the infamous Metal Sludge hit "7-11 (Isn't Too Far Away)". Coming down from Albany, New York, will be The Erotics, who recently did 10 Questions with us. They might have played Woodstock, but now they'll be playing in front of 80,000 crazy Sludgeaholics inside the Hi-Fi Club!
Chad Stewart from Faster *****cat will be playing with his band doing whatever it is they do, and so will former Slammin' Gladys singer Dave Brooks. Opening the night will be Cheap Vinyl.
If that's not enough, they'll be "Heavy Metal Karaoke" at the end of the night where you can get up on stage and make an ass out of yourself as you try to sing "Down Boys" or whatever song you want to sing.
As usual, there will be plenty of giveaways, stupid contests, special guests and surprises!
Too bad it isn't closer to home! I'd be all over that one.
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"Pull Me Under" has been discussed on several occasions over the last few years; it seems somewhat unlikely that this tune will be relased by SC, based on the comments/feedback the studio manager has given re: the song, but it also seemed unlikely that we'd ever get an Yngwie tune on a SC disc (which ulitmately happened). Besides the broader popularity issue, the song is a bit long for karaoke... which is why several have suggested the radio edit version of the tune. Time will tell.
I perform "Hole-Hearted" (not sure which company recorded it, but it wasn't SC) at shows with a friend of mine (it's mainly his performance, I'm Nuno on that one), and it goes over quite well. This would be a good song if SC hasn't done it.
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Like Nirvana or the Foo Fighters and want say some Mercful Fate or King Diamond or Motorhead; well that's Probot - Dave Gorhls project with some rockers on it - check out the hidden track - I Am The Wizard with Jack Black of vocals.
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Nice to see ya'around. "GTH" would be cool, love that album. My vote is for "Guilty"
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Or at least another Star disc with Go To Hell Guilty Department Of youth Cold Ethyl Lost In America Tennage Lament Muscle Of Love Detroit City
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quote:Originally posted by DavidE: Or at least another Star disc with Go To Hell Guilty Department Of youth Cold Ethyl Lost In America Tennage Lament Muscle Of Love Detroit City
Ya know I just gotta second that list, yeah even Lost In America, it gorws on ya and I think it charted well too. Novocaine is doing well, love to hear new AC on the radio.
....Ethyl Ethyl Let me squeeze you in my arms Ethyl ethyl come and freeze me with your charms.....
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Not that I've been on the boards in awhile,but I'll continue my neverendinging request forPANTERA'S/CEMETARY GATES and or a whole CDG of their greatest hits...lol.COWBOYS FROM HELL was much appreciated on the last HBD,but there is so much ground to cover.Their VULGAR DISPLAY of POWER alone would make a great HBD. Speaking not enough of in th SC line up....STONE TEMPLE PILOTS>CRACKERMAN and DOWN would make a great contribution to ANY SC disc release.These songs rock!Not to forget DEAD AND BLOATED.
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Hey Dante, I'm pretty sure there's liscensing restrictions with those Stone Temple Pilots songs. Same thing with Alice In Chains; too bad, because anything off the Facelift album (or STP's ist album) would rock.
There are SOME Stone Temple Pilots songs on SC, but they're the newer ones. Not sure what's up with the restrictions regarding that band.
As for HB material, I could definitely go for more Pantera. ESPECIALLY from the Vulgar Display Of Power album!
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It figures!I recently picked up STP'S/Thankyou with the DVD included.It's a great release.I'd like to know who we could harass to get those restrictions lifted...hehe.I can only do so much with vocal eliminators and panning without losing all the low end and drum sound.Thanks for the info.
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Slade - My Oh My Quiet Riot - Party All Night Van Halen - Happy Trails (I don't know if it counts bit I da some ask) Beastie Boys - No Sleep 'til Brooklyn
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how about another Yngwie Malmsteen song you don't remember, i wont forget- trilogy album i see the light tonight- marching out album dreaming (tell me)-oddessy album
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I'm also for a radio edit of "pull me under" by Dream Theater.
also : savatage winger dokken LYNCH MOB badlands RACER X Mr. Big Marc Boals Paul Gilbert Impellitteri
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