Cool man. I like a few Danzig songs but haven’t heard a full album from them. Same with Soil. Puddle Of Mudd has a handful songs I like and that’s about it. Never could get into them. I’ve only heard a few songs from Cold and don’t really think much of them but not bad. Same with Skid Row.
@@mjnation7876 Thanks for watching! Yeah, I'm in the same boat with Danzig. But Lucifuge is the only album I need from Danzig. Puddle of Mudd's Come Clean is the only one I need from them. Skid Row's self-titled album is the truly best one from them IMO. Cold are okay but Year of the Spider is clearly their best one.
Cool concept for a video! I like Slave to the Grind quite a bit, and enjoy most of Danzig's albums to some extent. I would pick the first Soil album instead of the second (and I think the previous EP is even better). We're all different, and that is what is fun about these kind of videos. Cheers Tony!
@@n0s0luti0n Thanks for watching Scott! I like a few songs off of the first Soil album but Redefine is the only Soil album that really clicked with me. To me, Skid Row's self-titled album is where it's at. I might check out other Skid Row albums but who knows. I do enjoy other Danzig songs but Lucifuge is the only album I need from Danzig tbh.
@@georgegsroomofrock9868 Thanks for watching George! Yeah, Danzig's II Lucifuge is a great album. But outside of that & a few songs; I can't get into his other albums in his discography. Same for Skid Row. Their self-titled album is the only one that appeals to me. It's a classic. The rest of their discography I'm not really into. But who knows? That might change.
@@metalmusicmeltdown Thanks for watching Jeremy! Yeah, Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction is clearly their most well-known and iconic album that everyone knows of.
I like Slave to the Grind more than the debut. I like the debut for the hits on it. Which is why that album sold so well. Many people buy albums because of the songs that charted and played on the radio. Another example is Balls to the Wall by Accept. Accepts most popular album with the title track hit. However, I would say Reckless and Wild is their best album.
Thanks for watching Roger! You may not like Cold, Puddle of Mudd and Soil. As those bands are mainstream alternative rock. Danzig is Glenn Danzig's solo/band. He was originally from The Misfits. Lucifuge is mostly a bluesy/heavy metal album.
Cool respomse. The only album I know is the Skid Row one. If you ever do get interested in checking out more of their discography, 'Slave to the Grind' would probably be where to go.
Thanks for watching Kim! Yeah, Soil, Puddle of Mudd & Cold are mainstream alternative rock bands. I'm not sure you'll be into them or not. Danzig is Glenn Danzig's solo/band. He was originally from The Misfits. Lucifuge is mostly a bluesy/heavy metal album. Skid Row's Slave to the Grind sounds interesting. I might check it out, who knows.
Skid Row’s debut is amazing. I also like Slave to the Grind and Subhuman Race. Danzig II is also really good too. I happen to like Danzig’s first four albums and Death Red Saboath. Year of the Spider is the last good Cold album for me but I also like the previous two albums before that. Not a fan of any Puddle of Mudd album. I’ve never listened to a single Soil album. I know that their previous singer went on to join Drowning Pool after Dave Williams passed away also have members from tech death band Oppressor. One band I only like one album from is Six Feet Under and the album is Haunted.
Thanks for watching! Skid Row's self-titled debut is indeed amazing. Danzig's II Lucifuge is the only good album from Danzig I'm really interested in tbh. I don't feel the need to check out Danzig's entire discography after that. Cold's Year of the Spider is all I need from Cold. Same goes for Puddle of Mudd. Come Clean is the only album I need from them. Soil's Re:Define is actually a solid alternative rock album. Six Feet Under's Haunted is clearly their best album but I like a few albums from them (Believe it or not).
I do have some Soil somewhere and I think I enjoyed the album you showed. Pretty sure I bought that Puddle of Mud from a car boot but wasn't really my thing. Don't know that Cold album and although I haven't heard every album by Skid Row my favourite is the self titled. Good stuff mate all the best for the weekend 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@pieface8032 Thanks for watching Simon! Yeah, Soil's Redefine is a solid album and the only one I need from Soil honestly. Puddle of Mudd's Come Clean is the only decent album I liked from them. It has a few songs I grew up enjoying. Cold's Year of the Spider is a good alternative rock album. I'm not sure if it'll be your thing, though. Skid Row's self-titled album is the only one I need from them tbh. Have a good weekend Simon!
Cool man. I like a few Danzig songs but haven’t heard a full album from them. Same with Soil. Puddle Of Mudd has a handful songs I like and that’s about it. Never could get into them. I’ve only heard a few songs from Cold and don’t really think much of them but not bad. Same with Skid Row.
@@mjnation7876 Thanks for watching! Yeah, I'm in the same boat with Danzig. But Lucifuge is the only album I need from Danzig. Puddle of Mudd's Come Clean is the only one I need from them. Skid Row's self-titled album is the truly best one from them IMO. Cold are okay but Year of the Spider is clearly their best one.
Cool concept for a video! I like Slave to the Grind quite a bit, and enjoy most of Danzig's albums to some extent. I would pick the first Soil album instead of the second (and I think the previous EP is even better). We're all different, and that is what is fun about these kind of videos. Cheers Tony!
@@n0s0luti0n Thanks for watching Scott! I like a few songs off of the first Soil album but Redefine is the only Soil album that really clicked with me. To me, Skid Row's self-titled album is where it's at. I might check out other Skid Row albums but who knows. I do enjoy other Danzig songs but Lucifuge is the only album I need from Danzig tbh.
Interesting video Tony. Surprised by Danzig and Skid Row but hey I completely get it. Nice video!👍
@@georgegsroomofrock9868 Thanks for watching George! Yeah, Danzig's II Lucifuge is a great album. But outside of that & a few songs; I can't get into his other albums in his discography.
Same for Skid Row. Their self-titled album is the only one that appeals to me. It's a classic. The rest of their discography I'm not really into. But who knows? That might change.
Great video and picks Tony ,the first band and album that’s come to mind for me would be Appetite for Destruction by Guns N Roses
@@metalmusicmeltdown Thanks for watching Jeremy! Yeah, Guns N Roses Appetite for Destruction is clearly their most well-known and iconic album that everyone knows of.
I like Slave to the Grind more than the debut. I like the debut for the hits on it. Which is why that album sold so well. Many people buy albums because of the songs that charted and played on the radio. Another example is Balls to the Wall by Accept. Accepts most popular album with the title track hit. However, I would say Reckless and Wild is their best album.
@@Hellenicheavymetal I suppose you have a point.
You got me thinking now Tony. Great video
Thanks for watching Anthony! It'll be interesting to see what you come up with.
Cool response Tony. Can't say I know any of those apart from Skid Row. Cheers. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thanks for watching Roger! You may not like Cold, Puddle of Mudd and Soil. As those bands are mainstream alternative rock. Danzig is Glenn Danzig's solo/band. He was originally from The Misfits. Lucifuge is mostly a bluesy/heavy metal album.
Such a cool idea for a video. I am glad I found your channel I am looking forward to your future videos!
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Cool respomse. The only album I know is the Skid Row one. If you ever do get interested in checking out more of their discography, 'Slave to the Grind' would probably be where to go.
Thanks for watching Kim! Yeah, Soil, Puddle of Mudd & Cold are mainstream alternative rock bands. I'm not sure you'll be into them or not. Danzig is Glenn Danzig's solo/band. He was originally from The Misfits. Lucifuge is mostly a bluesy/heavy metal album. Skid Row's Slave to the Grind sounds interesting. I might check it out, who knows.
@ I've heard some Danzig songs and even seen him live (and I quite like The Misfits), but I don't know anything about the 'Lucifuge' album. :)
Skid Row’s debut is amazing. I also like Slave to the Grind and Subhuman Race. Danzig II is also really good too. I happen to like Danzig’s first four albums and Death Red Saboath. Year of the Spider is the last good Cold album for me but I also like the previous two albums before that. Not a fan of any Puddle of Mudd album. I’ve never listened to a single Soil album. I know that their previous singer went on to join Drowning Pool after Dave Williams passed away also have members from tech death band Oppressor. One band I only like one album from is Six Feet Under and the album is Haunted.
Thanks for watching! Skid Row's self-titled debut is indeed amazing. Danzig's II Lucifuge is the only good album from Danzig I'm really interested in tbh. I don't feel the need to check out Danzig's entire discography after that. Cold's Year of the Spider is all I need from Cold. Same goes for Puddle of Mudd. Come Clean is the only album I need from them. Soil's Re:Define is actually a solid alternative rock album.
Six Feet Under's Haunted is clearly their best album but I like a few albums from them (Believe it or not).
I do have some Soil somewhere and I think I enjoyed the album you showed. Pretty sure I bought that Puddle of Mud from a car boot but wasn't really my thing. Don't know that Cold album and although I haven't heard every album by Skid Row my favourite is the self titled.
Good stuff mate all the best for the weekend 🤘🏻🤘🏻
@@pieface8032 Thanks for watching Simon! Yeah, Soil's Redefine is a solid album and the only one I need from Soil honestly. Puddle of Mudd's Come Clean is the only decent album I liked from them. It has a few songs I grew up enjoying. Cold's Year of the Spider is a good alternative rock album. I'm not sure if it'll be your thing, though. Skid Row's self-titled album is the only one I need from them tbh. Have a good weekend Simon!