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Dusthead wrote:

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Mob Rules is a good cd to put on for a spin. One of the greatest ever songs to pick up chicks though is "Red Barchetta" by Rush. My uncle has a country place vs. fell in love with a country girl. What's another?

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Starts about 20 seconds in.

 

artcinco wrote:

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Dusthead wrote:

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Mob Rules is a good cd to put on for a spin. One of the greatest ever songs to pick up chicks though is "Red Barchetta" by Rush. My uncle has a country place vs. fell in love with a country girl. What's another?

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Starts about 20 seconds in.

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That was brutal! The bass player had a no-neck guitar. That's worse than a flying V.

I'm a big BIG Cornell fan but not really with Audioslave. I look at those years as lost years for possible solo albums.

I always play the Wereo or Nuclear Warrior.

Nuclear Warrior has an inebriating effect on ppl sometimes.

Sometimes delirious, sometimes deleterious, like this.

Shout at The Devil is great. Mick Mars' guitar sound is pummeling. Side One (first five songs on the cd) of the cassette was perfect start to finish, from the Allister Fiend intro through the Beatles tune.

The album improved on the raw punky attitude of the first Crue album which is also great but injected it with a more metal vibe. The first two Crue records are their best and have a similar feel to Blizzard/Diary.

The third record saw the band fully embrace glam and eMpTyV.

I lost interest in the band at that point but did check out the album with Corabi on vocal which is also very good.

-- Edited by artcinco at 21:31, 2008-06-12

curseofdisobedience wrote:

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Uncle Jack off the Corabi album rocks.

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 It certainly does. I like a bunch of the tracks on that album. In some ways I like Corabi Crue better than the regular one.