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[David B]

Rage for Order is a cracker. Better songs than Mindcrime.

PS I'm off to see REO Speedwagon next month. Who cares? I do!

[GraemeC]

Originally Posted by HAREMSCARY

The current Thin Lizzy line-up consists of original guitarists

Scott Gorham (lead guitars),
John Sykes (lead vocals, guitars)

Hate to be pedantic but Eric Bell was Thin Lizzy's first guitarist, and Garry Moore was the second, Gorham and Sykes were in fact the third Lizzy line up...granted they were by far the most successful

G...

[jester1470]

Originally Posted by GraemeC

Hate to be pedantic but Eric Bell was Thin Lizzy's first guitarist, and Garry Moore was the second, Gorham and Sykes were in fact the third Lizzy line up...granted they were by far the most successful

G...

Hate to be more pedantic but the third line up was of course Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham, Sykes was only in the band as it was running down from 82-84 just before it split.

Cheers

Stuart

[kirkt]

Phil Lynott was Thin Lizzy. It's almost as bad as The Doors without Jim Morrison.

[Willum]

Queensryche are awesome. It's a shame that hardly anyone around here will know about them but I think they'll steal the show. Can't wait.

[french_disko]

Originally Posted by Willum

Queensryche are awesome. It's a shame that hardly anyone around here will know about them but I think they'll steal the show. Can't wait.

I saw them at Donington 16 years ago... I won't be going back for seconds.....

[HAREMSCARY]

Classic songs from Queensryche

Queensryche - I Don't Believe in Love


Queensryche - Eyes of a stranger


Dazzler

[HAREMSCARY]

Queensryche new dvd coming out soon

Im American video, this will be an awsome gig!!!

Later

Daz

[Pierre Von Mondragon]

Originally Posted by HAREMSCARY

Hey pierre,

I Didnt know you liked them, lol, (Operation Mindcrime was the best)

You did have bad taste , remember Dimond Head. LoL


The Dazzler

Hey Dazmeister, good to see you hanging in there, I'm actually having a very surprising (to me) 80s metal rebirth, namely listening to
Ratt-Out of the Cellar (much better than I thought it would be, current fave-'Lack of Communication', squueeakk)
Faster Pussycat-1st album ( I knew I still liked this-eternal fave-'Don't change that song')
Exodus-Bonded by Blood (why more serial killers don't listen to this escapes me. Brutal fave.."This aint about no Goldfish..., an it aint about no Tuna fish.... and it AINT ABOUT NO TROUT..rout..out" -'Piranha'
and of course, as you say, the perennially underrated Diamond Head, fave from the album that killed them the first time-'Knight of the Swords'

As to the matter at hand, No I stand by Rage for Order as their best album, mainly for 'Surgical Strike', which prefigures the whole Mindcrime sound, 'London' and the none more creeptastic, synthy 'Gonna get Close to You'. Mindcrime to my ears now groans beneath the weight of its own conceit, mind you, 'The Needle Lies' still rocks.

Now where did I put that Crimson Glory album?

[Mouse]

If anyone wants tickets for this gig I got 4 for sale at face value.

Seen Thin Lizzy twice and couldn't reisist seeing Kings of Leon