Off Topic Hard Rock/Metal

Lucas Tyson were class like. Think I might have mentioned it before but a lad called Day Ditchburn in Talisman amongst others was a superb vocalist

 

Yeah mate went back stage a few times and drank with them great times
Memories

 

Feel sorry for today’s kids - nae decent bands for them to get into, just manufactured s h I t e!!!

Bart

 

Same with the ecleptic here, however, lately, (mid 30s), I've been right into ACDC and Metallica (whisky in the jar on repeat), that got me into Thin Lizzy. Mate of my was into all the new rock of the early 2000s, was never really a fan but if I hear any now it gives my a nostalgia hit. Green day,Disturbed (great cover of sound of silence), Good Charlotte etc. Music triggers nostalgia so theres no escape.lol

 

Liked that cover - apparently Paul Simon approved as well

Speaking off a cracking cover

 

GnR touring Australia end of next year. Always managed to miss them back in the 80s/90s but I’ll be getting the tickets when they go on sale.

 

I’ve tried listening to that Stairway To Heaven cover a few times and I just can’t like it. Agreed with the Sound Of Silence one though. Fantastic take on it.

 

Zeps first three albums are classics and set the standard.

 

Me to Jack.

 

I know the title is metal, so sorry to high Jack, but music is music. Just recently discovered something called "New Retro Wave", it's modern musicians knocking out pure 80s music. One called "Call me" by Lebrock is class. Ended up going going down a rabbit hole on Amazon music. Loads of artists at it and theres some great sounding stuff out there buried by mainstream. Miley,Weeknd etc all getting praise when it's been around long before they were at it. It's not for all, but if you like 80s, have a look. We only play classical in the Continental

 

link won't open mate. But yeah Simon liked it. Live on the Conan show was fantastic