I hope it carries on until you can match up a killer album like Strange Highways, for example, with other albums that are the 6th, 7th , or wherever Dio , Maiden, etc may have been after their popularity seemed to wane. There is some gold in them hills
"Boo" to everyone who bagged on "Going thru the Motions" on Spectres....One of my favorite songs on there.Thank you Martin Popoff for mentioning "I love the Night"....top 5 BOC song for me.
Notice how Karen went from “I didn’t bother to listen. I’m a Yankee through and through” nonsense to “I tried”.. when Ralph talked common sense and made her look foolish about nit giving the albums a listen and thus, an honest, researched rating .. She has zero credibility moving forward, no different than Rolling Stone giving an album a shitty review that they never listened to in the first place ..
@@rick063092 We can all agree that everyone is entitled to their opinion. But if you want credibility, you should at leastst try, listen to all records and rank em fairly. You are entitled to not like something, but at least try!
Also, she talks about the dumb lyrics in rock n roll over, and she listens to punk which you can also make an argument about the simple and dumb lyrics. When Grant spoke about albums being apples and oranges, she got mad, which I don't get
High Praise! I've been watching the Hudson Valley Squares since day 1 and have enjoyed all of them but this was a really great panel and a really great discussion. I wouldn't want the original band to fall apart but I'd love to see this configuration again. Keep up the good work, all the damn time.
My Dad had Skynyrd tickets to a show they were supposed to play right after the unfortunate accident. I still have his vinyl of Street Survivors. Awesome album. Karen dead wrong.
If you're going to be on a program and the requirement is to read the book, listen to the album, play the game, watch the movie, test drive the car, etc, then do it or don't appear. It's respectful. Good to see Rick and Jack with their positive vibes. Grant shows he is a smart music fan, no wonder Martin has him anchoring shows. Ralf great picks and opinions.
Omg Pete, this was probably the most entertaining HVS ever! Karen and Martin versus everyone else regarding Kiss was great! And the whole thing about dumb lyrics was fun. My list would be: 1 BOC 2 Skynard 3 Lizzy 4 Kiss
That's a slap in Pete's face when Karen says, it's a waste of my time. Why are you on the show then? Put me on the show. I would show the respect. U gotta listen to the assignments.
A different idea for a show…Switch the casts of HVS and In the Prog Seat and have them listen to and rank 4 or 5 albums of the opposite genre. I’d love to hear the comments.
Finally, a chance last night to watch this episode and it will be known for a lot of the discussions but, for me, it will always be hilariously epic for Ryan and Butch's takes on Steve Keeler's picks. Enjoyed all the guest star appearances in this episode. Have been watching SoT for four years which includes the start and growth of HVS. There may be funnier but this one ranks in the top for that reason. Then special kudos to Jack Toledano for asking Karen the question about the song Mr. Speed which generated a lot of interesting discussion on the lyrics of songs and asking for a woman's perspective on some song lyrics. Thanks to everyone for taking time to appear on the show and also to those who sent the rankings on to be presented by others.
Thank you, for your rankings. All the damn time. 1. Kiss- Rock and Roll Over 2. Blue Oyster Cult- Spectres 3. Thin Lizzy- Fighting 4. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Street Survivors 🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁 Life is better with music.
Wow, quite the contentious debate! Love the intense passion for the music we love. But I gotta agree with Butch and Ralfus (re: Karen not listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd). If you're going to participate in this discussion, at least listen to all four albums. If you're not willing to do so, then don't participate in the episode. I mean, one needs to know the material to have an informed opinion.
Love these episodes! When is Bryce returning to the show? I think it is cool to get his perspective on things as he is younger and therefore doesnt have the nostalgia bias as some of you older guys
Hi Pete, Leon. Hope Bryce is alright, I checked out Skull Fist due to his recommendation when they came through my town last year. They were supported by a Swedish band called Screamer, both bands played great sets and I had a cracking night! I imagine yt can be quite stressful, particularly if you get negativity from commenters. I know Niamh took quite a lot long time from it but she seems to be back now. Anyway Pete it was a really entertaining show but on the thread of negativity I don't like this flack Karen is taking in the comments here. Maybe there can be room for light-hearted banter, like we have amongst the panellists)) but some of what's been written isn't particularly nice. You may have seen some already but I thought I'd point it out as I know you don't like it when that sort of stuff goes on. For what it's worth I think Karen is very witty, knowledgeable and engaging and a great addition to the channel! Anyway Pete, thanks for your great work and I'm looking forward to the Saxon review tomorrow. I haven't listened to the whole record yet but from what I've heard so far, it's a winner!
For a fully weighted score 1 point for 4th 2 points for 3rd 3 points for 2nd 4 points for 1st It was close Kiss - 36 points Thin Lizzy - 33 points BOC - 30 points Skynyrd - 21 points
Hate to comment before I see the show (work schedule is off now that HVS took the week off). But it’s an easy ranking . All of these came out during my 72 Seasons, middle school years. I think Fighting came first. 4) Rock N Roll Over - saw KISS twice in ‘76, the second time right after this was released, in Columbus, GA. Crazy about it at the time. Didn’t age well 3) Fighting - never saw Thin Lizzy live regrettably, but a huge fan. This album too. 2) Street Survivors - Skynyrd previewed this when I saw them May ‘77. Ronnie said the two songs they played were from the upcoming album, For Street People Only. What an amazing performance. What’s Your Name and That Smell in the set. Steve Gaines was about to send them to huge heights. 1) Spectres - Tons of BOC memories growing up. Spectres was huge. In attendance, again in Columbus, GA, when they recorded ETI and Astronomy for Some Enchanted Evening.
She should at least give EVERY album a listen - the second she said she hadn't even bothered to give Street Survivors a spin was completely off putting. Do the work!
@@treff9226Life is too short to waste your time on something you already know you won't like. Also no one should be listening to that redneck crap anyway
Great show, but as far as the King’s Vengeance mistake, I’ve got several reissues from various bands with that kind of stuff all over. Hell, the rock candy release of REO Speedwagon’s Wheels Are Turnin’ calls the same song 3 different things on the cover alone. Hype sticker says One Night Alone, actual track listing calls it correctly as One Lonely Night, and the blurb on the back calls it One Lonely Knight! 😂
Any discussion about KISS on SOT is fascinating because they divide opinion like no other band/artist in the Hard Rock/Heavy Metal community. I think you could dedicate a whole episode discussing KISS between the panelists who love them and those who detest them.
I wasn't there in the 70's but I fully understand those people who were hated because they liked Kiss. I feel like one of them now. Btw Karen was so rude, so disrespectful, even towards Pete.
I agree with Grant about the sound on Rock and Roll Over. ... Great sounding album. I remember the hype being RARO was recorded in a theater.. and I agree with Karen overall about RARO.. I was starting to check out on Kiss by RARO Also as Grant said ... The murky mix works for Hotter Than Hell..It fits the mood of the songs. It sounds slowed down in spots... Strange Ways couldn't sound any better. The first, 5 (including Alive!) were everything for me.. Spots of Spectres are incredible..
I couldn't stop laughing throughout the episode. This was so funny and entertaining!! I love Grant with his positive spirit and fancy screen effects. I was happy to see Rick, Martin, and Jack as well. My favorite part of the episode, however, was hearing Butch and Ryan read Steve Keeler's picks while doing hilarious and over-the-top impressions of him. I'm not a Kiss fan, but I'll defend them by saying they never took themselves too seriously and they knew they weren't songwriting geniuses. They just wanted to make fun rock 'n' roll music, that's why a lot of people love Kiss!
I hear you on Kiss - credit must be given for all the catchy hooks and melodies, vocal diversity (Ace's vocals are just plain kooky - in a good way!) and "crank it up factor!" Born in 1963, so of course my bedroom "wallpaper" consisted of Gene, Paul, Ace and Peter, and the hours spent gazing in awe at this larger than life band, covering every inch of space! Kiss Alive! specifically took me to another galaxy!
Great show thank you all! I’m with Skow and Butch with BOC Spectres - Golden Age of Leather Rules! So great, among the other great tracks including of course Nosferatu, Godzilla, Fireworks and Celestial the Queen; top shelf album! Fighting such a great Thin Lizzy album too! Love the guitar work on That Smell from Street Survivors, as well as super catchy What’s Your Name! Not really a Kiss fan so this is fourth for me lol (although I did listen to it for exposure to make sure)
I agree about Kiss being #4 ranked. The people I hung out with in the 70s thought they were crap for little kids. We listened to Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Blue Oyster Cult, Pink Floyd, UFO, Rainbow, Aerosmith, Rush, Foghat, Montrose, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Queen, etc.
Wonderful challenge. Great to see my fellow Contrarians Grant and Martin! 4. "Fighting" - Thin Lizzy - This was important from a transition standpoint. There are elements of what would become THE Thin Lizzy sound with the release of "Jailbreak". It's an improvement over "NIghtlife" but still needed to "bake" in the rock and roll oven just a touch longer. But it's getting closer! And I LOVE Rosile!! HAIL MIDWEST ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3. "Street Survivors" - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tremendous album. They set the standard for how to record three guitarists (Something Maiden STILL hasn't learned). Great songs throughout and really exploded live. Amazing sounding album and especially the drums of Artimus Pyle. He is horribly underappreciated and needs way more love for his contributions! Oh, what could have been. Such a horrible story! 2. "Spectres" - Blue Oyster Cult - I love this album! So much great material and by this point, they were untouchable live!!! Just amazing! "Godzilla" - catchy, fun and always worth a listen!! "The Golden Age of Leather" - LOVE this song. When I saw BOC at the Decatur, IL Civic Center March 1, 1983..I heard this track live for the first time!! I FREAKED OUT!! They are playing "Golden Age of Leather!!". Later it would become the 5 guitars jam they would do before "Born to Be Wild". The rest of the album is so eclectic and wonderful!!! The last great complete album until "Cultosaurus" Would have been number 1...except... 1. "Rock and Roll Over" - Kiss - This is my favorite Kiss studio album! I saw this tour (with Backstage Passes) and the tracks from this were KILLER! This is stripped down, raw and fun! "Makin' Love", "Take Me", "I Want You", "Baby Driver" amazing!!! I wish they had released Alive II (already recorded) on this tour! (Go listen to "Lost Alive II)...
agree 100% on your opinion on "Lost Alive II." Although as a HUGE Kiss fan at the time, I loved "Alive II"...in hindsight, I would've omitted a few songs, added a few songs, and put side 4 on "Dynasty."
This was a great episode - there are lots of comments criticising Karen, fair enough, but I have some sympathy for her, some albums are just unlistenable ! 🇬🇧
I agree with Butch that not every lyricist in rock needs to be Dylan. We needed Gene, Paul and DLR to balance out the rest. Sometimes you want to just rock.
1. ROCK AND ROLL OVER - Kiss (1976) 2. SPECTRES - Blue Oyster Cult (1977) 3. FIGHTING - Thin Lizzy (1975) 4. STREET SURVIVORS - Lynyrd Skynyrd (1977) * There are "0" duds or stupid songs on "Rock n Roll Over"! This album ROCKS from start to finish! And the musicianship is top notch! See how many guitarists can play the "Makin Love" solo correctly and with as much feel! And "Mr. Speed" is a killer! Badass track with a great lyric, more like the witty, cool lyrics of first 3 albums (which i do like best) "Spectres" is a Top 3 BOC album. Contains several fantastic, underrated tracks. Although I can't believe Karen loves Godzilla, and only calls sexual theme songs "stupid" I am with her about the superior early KISS lyrics though. Thin Lizzy's "Fighting" is also a great album! Maybe not their finest, but a Top 3 or 4. "That Smell" is not only the best song on SS, but possibly the best, "most groovy" song from the band. Hey, Martin! I loved all of those bands. All brilliant. BUT i never thought less of KISS in comparison. Ever! Kiss was bloody fantastic! Just...stop it with the kiss-dissing. You are absolutely WRONG! Joe Perry couldn't play Ace Frehley solos! Whitford could, but not sloppy Joe. And btw, Kiss was a very special act in the 1970s which featured a powerful and mysterious image. If you're "The Demon, Space Ace, Starchild or the Wildcat," you're not going to write songs about your dopey job or some girl who makes you cry. Gimmie a break.
My first real album was Rock and Rolk Over! Mom bought it for me at Ames in Hudson NY when the album came out.. (wait was it Ames then?? Lol, Grants, Jamesway? Barkers?This was after I graduated from the K-tel albums up to 6th grade!! This was a game changer for me and in 7th grade was never the same and nothing has changed!! Lol 😆.
Same for me. Begged my mother to buy me my first Kiss record for my 12th birthday and she came home with “Rock And Roll Over “. I absolutely love that album. “Put your hand in my pocket, grab onto my rocket…” great lyrics 🤣
Only album i own is Fighting (from my birth year 1975) and it's one of my favorite Lizzy albums. It only could have skipped Rosalie. Always start with For those.....
Totally agree with Karen! Huge Kiss fan here but RARO is overrated; people like the cover, the era, the production... but some of the songs are weak, filler. Dressed to Kill all day long for substance and power, moxy. But to each their own. Btw no one should have to justify their tastes to anyone else, happens a little too often on these panels but love the show/format anyway.
Dressed To Kill is my close 2nd favorite studio album from them...gotta remember what Kiss and Casablanca were going through in those days...ie: bankrupcy and drug addiction from the majority of the owners and managers...and staff...Kiss didn't have time to sit and write "classics"...they were trying to save themselves financially, as well as the record label...remember...their tours were financed by Bill Aucoin's American Express card for YEARS...live tours make some money, but album sales make MORE...Kiss was not a big album selling band, except for "Alive!"...it was different back in the 70s
4. BOC -Spectres'(Best tracks - I love the Night & Godzilla - the rest sounds stuck in the early 70's) 3. THIN LIZZY (they hadn't found they're sound yet. Jailbreak is perfect. 2. Street Survivors- Lynyrd were at they're peak. One From the Road was the biggest live record of '77. 1. ROCK 'n ROLL OVER (Beethoven). The 76' R&R over tour was the first concert I ever went to at the Nassau Coliseum. Couldn't believe how Paul Stanley could dance and prance all over the stage on those giant high heels. And yes, the second song was TAKE ME.
Calling Kiss’ songwriting lazy and then admitting to not have listened to the entire Skynyrd album, SMH. So no one else on the panel is busy? Step it up for Pete and the channel. I guess you don’t like AC/DC and VH then if the lyrics are too simple and juvenile. 🙄. Nonetheless, entertaining show folks. The Steve Keeler impressions made my Monday night😂. 🤘
Agreed. You don't get a 50 year career with over 100 million albums sold with lazy songwriting. It may not be your cup of tea, and fine to dislike something personally, but the songs connected with millions for decades after decade. Undeniably successful songwriting.
Love this show, gives me an excuse to listen to albums I wouldn't do normally. No great albums today, but a couple of good ones and all 4 a decent listen: 1. Kiss 2. Thin Lizzy 3. Blue Oyster Cult 4. LS
1. KISS 'Rock n Roll Over' (this was going to be my number 2 but then Karen mentioned that "Ladies Room" was "sexist" and I thought "man, yes it is! this goes to number 1" 😈) 2. Thin Lizzy 'Fighting' 3. BOC 'Spectres' 4. Lynyrd Skynyrd 'Street Survivors' Thanks! 🍺🤘
That was a lot of fun, great debate! Not listened to them again for this show, but here’s my choices: 4. Lynyrd Skynyrd 3. Blue OysterCult 2. Kiss 1. Thin Lizzy
Excellent group of albums. The way I'd rank them: 1. Kiss- Rock and Roll Over 2. Thin Lizzy- Fighting 3. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Street Survivors 4. Blue Oyster Cult- Spectres
Great show thanks lads and lady. For me 1: Thin Lizzy. 2: Lynyrd Skynyrd. Can't rate Kiss or Blue Oyster Cult. I can't pick one song I like from either band. How can a comedy band like Kiss win? Wow.
I was seeing a lot of Kiss [who I do love, but RARO would be 6th of their first 6 (my 3rd pick here)], so i did a wholly unscientific poll of the pix in the comments...the fans have spoken: 1. Kiss (sorry Karen) 2. Lizzy (surprised) 3. BOC 4. Skynyrd (my pick for #1)
1. KI⚡️⚡️ 2. Thin Lizzy 3. Lynyrd Skynyrd 4. B.O.C. Funny Martin kinda raggin’ about KISS being juvenile and then later tries to promote the KISS at 50 book 🤔
Major Kiss fan here, but I agree with Karen ...... and yet I disagree with Martin. I think that Kiss are often lazy, but I can't agree that Aerosmith or Nugent are any more sophisticated (and I like those guys too). When Ralph puts Kiss alongside AC/DC and Van Halen I agree, but I also think of Kiss as deliberately dumb like Ramones or Dictators..... they're like a band of punks that also have elements of RnB etc. By the way Paul was 24 when Rock and Roll Over was recorded so not exactly a kid but certainly an underdeveloped ManBoy.
...this collection of albums, for my ranking, is solely based on what I'd heard first...except for BOC...so, my #4 is Lynyrd Skynyrd...good album, just not above my opinions of the other 3...#3 is Thin Lizzy...the first album I got from them was Johnny The Fox (still my favorite), and, unfairly or not, I based all my opinions on subsequent purchases on whether one album was "better" than the other one..."Fighting" didn't even come close, although "The Freedom Song," like so many participants on this episode stated, is a hands-down classic. My #2 is BOC...it was the first album I'd heard from them...I'd read so many things about this band up until that time, but what I read did not match up to what I was hearing on this one...to this day, I can live without hearing Godzilla again EVER....I like the melodic stuff on this. But I was expecting this metallic explosion, and didn't get it...until I went backwards into their recorded work and said..."ok...NOW I get why people were espousing such great things about this band..."...my #1 is Kiss...too many personal reasons to mention, but here's a few...first, this is my favorite studio Kiss record...it was the 2nd Kiss 8-track I owned (yes, 8-track)...my dad bought it for my brother and I in November of '76 for some reason...can't remember why. All I had before that was "Alive!" on 8-track...I loved each and every song (I was 12 when this came out...)...I still play it a lot today...the only song I have "issues" with these days is "See You In Your Dreams"...everything else is mid-70's mindless hard rock...just what a 12-year old fell in love with, and still resonates to this day. Paul once said Kiss means "Keep It Simple, Stupid"...that's what they did. And it worked on this album in spades. Great decision to bring in Eddie Kramer to produce it...and to answer a question, yes...they recorded it in the Star Theater in Nanuet, New York...and, not to knock Karen, but she obviously doesn't know...this band at the time was being put under pressure to get a "hit"...they didn't have time to take a year off to write "less than stupid" lyrics...they were recording 2 albums per year to keep the record company going...and their fan base was quite young at the time. So, give 'em what they want, and hope for the best.
i once got a lap dance to 'that smell' from a young lady who had just gone potty or was dealing with a stomach bug or god only knows what. to be honest i wouldnt rule out ebola in this paraticualr instance... but boy it really soured me on a great song. that smell indeed. 🍩
Hi all. Love the channel to death. Thoroughly entertaining episode this week. Great line-up. Great to see Martin & Grant back on HVS, but Karen steals the show. Back in the late 70s, over here across the pond, it was beyond rare to hear Skynyrd or Kiss on the radio - pretty much impossible during the daytime. Not being strangers to the top40, Thin Lizzy used to get played quite a bit though. Swings and roundabouts. No one wants to read in the comments old gits banging on about the war and how much you could get for 50c/50p and still have change but, depressingly, I have clothes older than Ryan. I think the last time I saw Kiss live, Ryan would have been one or two years old. Just a quickie re: Kiss lyrics in general. If a known male artist approaching 30 came out with something like ‘Christine Sixteen’ today, at the very least career ending and they’d probably be put on some sort of register. Without over thinking it and without any re-listening; 1. BOC 2. Thin Lizzy 3. Kiss 4. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Did I ever tell you about that time during the war when zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Very close for me. #1 Spectres (dig the heavy & the hooks), #2 Street Survivors (mostly classics), #3 Rock & Roll Over (does sound rushed, but solid), #4 Fighting (quite underrated)
Ralf made good points. I only rate the albums if I know them. This week I'm not rating them because 2 of the albums I don't know, never heard & have no interest to hear. I'm not on the show so I have no responsibility to listen to anything recommended. I have to say, though, that some of the arguments for the Kiss album almost made me want to check it out, although I'm one who doesn't take the group seriously, views them as just kid stuff. I won't because I'm too busy listening to music I'm into. I doubt I would like the Kiss album, but as Ralf said listening to it might make my position for not liking it stronger.
1- Street Survivors 2- Spectres 3- Fighting 4 Rock n Roll Over. I love all these albums but I really love Southern Rock! If you are from the east coast and liked rock music in the70's you grew up with these bands and Sky yes was tops along with the All man Bros. Nuff said but I absolutely love all4 of these albums!
OK, based on popular demand, Album Wars will continue on HVS! The next one to be announced shortly!
Can't wait!
Will guests be required to listen to the albums, or just espouse personal views in lieu of instead?
I hope it carries on until you can match up a killer album like Strange Highways, for example, with other albums that are the 6th, 7th , or wherever Dio , Maiden, etc may have been after their popularity seemed to wane. There is some gold in them hills
Can we have the regulars back please.
Jesus Christ seems like they're Jeff young'ing Karen Pete.
these commenters after this show🤬
Listening to Lynryd Skynyrd is never a waste of time.....not possible
"Boo" to everyone who bagged on "Going thru the Motions" on Spectres....One of my favorite songs on there.Thank you Martin Popoff for mentioning "I love the Night"....top 5 BOC song for me.
Love , I love the night ! Great tune 👍
Ryan and Butch reading Stephen’s picks may be the greatest moment on Hudson Valley Squares.
That was hysterical!
Ralph is just the coolest dude ever and he was 100% right in his comments. Entertaining show as always.
The Count is always the best. Prepared. Enthusiastic. Smart things to say.
Ralph is 100% correct as usual. Listen to the fucking album.
Count put Karen in her place. Well done Count.
Notice how Karen went from “I didn’t bother to listen. I’m a Yankee through and through” nonsense to “I tried”.. when Ralph talked common sense and made her look foolish about nit giving the albums a listen and thus, an honest, researched rating .. She has zero credibility moving forward, no different than Rolling Stone giving an album a shitty review that they never listened to in the first place ..
@@rick063092 We can all agree that everyone is entitled to their opinion. But if you want credibility, you should at leastst try, listen to all records and rank em fairly. You are entitled to not like something, but at least try!
Also, she talks about the dumb lyrics in rock n roll over, and she listens to punk which you can also make an argument about the simple and dumb lyrics. When Grant spoke about albums being apples and oranges, she got mad, which I don't get
a Southern man doesn't need her around anyhow @@rick063092 lol
@@carlosmas8809 Many punk lyrics are way smarter than KISS lyrics (not really a high bar), please don‘t put down all lyricists of a whole music genre.
Love love loved this one. Great job guys and Karen!!!
I love the night/Nosferatu...back to back.Amazing
No one ever talks about Mr. Speed which in my opinion is kiss's best song
High Praise! I've been watching the Hudson Valley Squares since day 1 and have enjoyed all of them but this was a really great panel and a really great discussion. I wouldn't want the original band to fall apart but I'd love to see this configuration again. Keep up the good work, all the damn time.
What a great show, loved all the interactions and emotions!! Keep up great work Pete and Hudson valley squares!!!!!!!!
My Dad had Skynyrd tickets to a show they were supposed to play right after the unfortunate accident. I still have his vinyl of Street Survivors. Awesome album. Karen dead wrong.
Love album wars! Love the Keeler tribute 😂 and hats off to Ralph for speaking his mind while staying respectful.
1) Skynyrd
2) Lizzy
3) BOC
4) KISS
I love every song on Spectres! Fave BOC album. Agree with Karen with RARO.
If you're going to be on a program and the requirement is to read the book, listen to the album, play the game, watch the movie, test drive the car, etc, then do it or don't appear. It's respectful. Good to see Rick and Jack with their positive vibes. Grant shows he is a smart music fan, no wonder Martin has him anchoring shows. Ralf great picks and opinions.
Thanks for the kind words 🙂
@@GrantsRockWarehaus I second that, thank you.
Right on Ralph. DO THE DISHES😂 So COOL. KAREN breaking all the rules
...if you're gonna give an opinion on an album, listen to it. What a concept...
Omg Pete, this was probably the most entertaining HVS ever! Karen and Martin versus everyone else regarding Kiss was great! And the whole thing about dumb lyrics was fun.
My list would be:
1 BOC
2 Skynard
3 Lizzy
4 Kiss
I agree with Karen and Matin. Always thought it was weak.
Not the point regarding Karen. Atleast listen to the album
Rock and Roll Over is a masterpiece..
No, but it is a fun record. Even the “stupid” songs. 😁
@@mikejohnson7225thanks for another "stupid" opinion.. 😁
I’ve been called worse. 😎
If your deaf...
Laughing loud on Butch and Ryan reading Stephen picks at the end :))))
1 BOC
2 THIIN LIZZY
3 KISS
4 LYNYRD
That was bloody brilliant! Ryan with the mask had the voice down to a tee and Butch had all the mannerisms - fantastic stuff!
That's a slap in Pete's face when Karen says, it's a waste of my time. Why are you on the show then? Put me on the show. I would show the respect. U gotta listen to the assignments.
Karen is annoying. Get her off the channel in general.
I’m with you. She could have put a little effort in it.
@@FilthyFitz-oj4jhNo, she sucks. Brings nothing to the channel.
Great show. Love the fire, passion, and disagreement. Makes it really fun! Love these wars…keep them coming!
A different idea for a show…Switch the casts of HVS and In the Prog Seat and have them listen to and rank 4 or 5 albums of the opposite genre. I’d love to hear the comments.
1. Kiss
2. Skynyrd
3. BOC
4. Thin Lizzy
But, they are all stellar albums.
Blue Oyster Cult all day any day! Specters rules! Timeless Masterpiece! Go Go Godzilla!
”Even at thirteen we were embaressed to like kiss”. Thank you Karen and Martin for firing up the discussion. Very entertaining episode!
Spectres is a seamless work.
1) Skynyrd
2)BOC
3) Thin Lizzy
4) Kiss
All great albums for sure.
Amazing episode! Keep them coming!
Once again count ralfus tells it like it is ,long live count ralfus !!!!!!
I was impressed by the Keeler impression
Finally, a chance last night to watch this episode and it will be known for a lot of the discussions but, for me, it will always be hilariously epic for Ryan and Butch's takes on Steve Keeler's picks. Enjoyed all the guest star appearances in this episode. Have been watching SoT for four years which includes the start and growth of HVS. There may be funnier but this one ranks in the top for that reason. Then special kudos to Jack Toledano for asking Karen the question about the song Mr. Speed which generated a lot of interesting discussion on the lyrics of songs and asking for a woman's perspective on some song lyrics. Thanks to everyone for taking time to appear on the show and also to those who sent the rankings on to be presented by others.
Lol, thanks John!!
Thank you, for your rankings.
All the damn time.
1. Kiss- Rock and Roll Over
2. Blue Oyster Cult- Spectres
3. Thin Lizzy- Fighting
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Street Survivors
🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁
Life is better with music.
Love all these album....
4. Street Survivors
3. Spectres
2. Fighting
1. Rock And Roll Over
Karen should get together with Ken and Luis and do a Kiss bashing episode. Kiss fans would actually get a kick out of it.
Absolutely the best episode ever! great discussion! very entertaining!
Do an album wars for 1988. And Justice For All.. Operation:Mindcrime, South Of Heaven,Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son. Would be highly entertaining!
Good shout that. Best year in metal history 👌
...now THAT would be an entertaining show...cool choices.
Ryan really nailed the Steve impression hilarious.
Maybe the best thing he does !!
@@rockfantasysteve are you saying he's good for nothing else Steve 😂😂.
@@rockfantasysteveIf I ever get a chance to come to New York I'm definitely coming to check out Rock Fantasy.
Martin always something interesting and insightful to say.
he's the "author of books" opinion on these shows...a refreshing diversion from the rest of the panel.
Wow, quite the contentious debate! Love the intense passion for the music we love. But I gotta agree with Butch and Ralfus (re: Karen not listening to Lynyrd Skynyrd). If you're going to participate in this discussion, at least listen to all four albums. If you're not willing to do so, then don't participate in the episode. I mean, one needs to know the material to have an informed opinion.
Love these episodes! When is Bryce returning to the show? I think it is cool to get his perspective on things as he is younger and therefore doesnt have the nostalgia bias as some of you older guys
He has taken a hiatus from UA-cam....only he can answer that.
Hi Pete, Leon. Hope Bryce is alright, I checked out Skull Fist due to his recommendation when they came through my town last year. They were supported by a Swedish band called Screamer, both bands played great sets and I had a cracking night!
I imagine yt can be quite stressful, particularly if you get negativity from commenters. I know Niamh took quite a lot long time from it but she seems to be back now.
Anyway Pete it was a really entertaining show but on the thread of negativity I don't like this flack Karen is taking in the comments here. Maybe there can be room for light-hearted banter, like we have amongst the panellists)) but some of what's been written isn't particularly nice.
You may have seen some already but I thought I'd point it out as I know you don't like it when that sort of stuff goes on. For what it's worth I think Karen is very witty, knowledgeable and engaging and a great addition to the channel!
Anyway Pete, thanks for your great work and I'm looking forward to the Saxon review tomorrow. I haven't listened to the whole record yet but from what I've heard so far, it's a winner!
Great Show all!! sorry I missed it! Kiss Prevailed!!
Fiery discussion. Kudos to Karen for the patience on all that Kiss nonsense. Thin Lizzy tops for me.
For a fully weighted score
1 point for 4th
2 points for 3rd
3 points for 2nd
4 points for 1st
It was close
Kiss - 36 points
Thin Lizzy - 33 points
BOC - 30 points
Skynyrd - 21 points
Yes, that’s the way to do it.👍
There are NO duds on Rock n Roll Over.
Hate to comment before I see the show (work schedule is off now that HVS took the week off). But it’s an easy ranking . All of these came out during my 72 Seasons, middle school years. I think Fighting came first.
4) Rock N Roll Over - saw KISS twice in ‘76, the second time right after this was released, in Columbus, GA. Crazy about it at the time. Didn’t age well
3) Fighting - never saw Thin Lizzy live regrettably, but a huge fan. This album too.
2) Street Survivors - Skynyrd previewed this when I saw them May ‘77. Ronnie said the two songs they played were from the upcoming album, For Street People Only. What an amazing performance. What’s Your Name and That Smell in the set. Steve Gaines was about to send them to huge heights.
1) Spectres - Tons of BOC memories growing up. Spectres was huge. In attendance, again in Columbus, GA, when they recorded ETI and Astronomy for Some Enchanted Evening.
A real fun show. Thoroughly enjoyed it and kudos for Karen for fighting her corner.
She should at least give EVERY album a listen - the second she said she hadn't even bothered to give Street Survivors a spin was completely off putting. Do the work!
@@treff9226Life is too short to waste your time on something you already know you won't like. Also no one should be listening to that redneck crap anyway
Great show, but as far as the King’s Vengeance mistake, I’ve got several reissues from various bands with that kind of stuff all over. Hell, the rock candy release of REO Speedwagon’s Wheels Are Turnin’ calls the same song 3 different things on the cover alone. Hype sticker says One Night Alone, actual track listing calls it correctly as One Lonely Night, and the blurb on the back calls it One Lonely Knight! 😂
Gotta agree with Butch, Take Me is badass! What a riff!
Any discussion about KISS on SOT is fascinating because they divide opinion like no other band/artist in the Hard Rock/Heavy Metal community. I think you could dedicate a whole episode discussing KISS between the panelists who love them and those who detest them.
I wasn't there in the 70's but I fully understand those people who were hated because they liked Kiss. I feel like one of them now. Btw Karen was so rude, so disrespectful, even towards Pete.
I agree with Grant about the sound on Rock and Roll Over. ... Great sounding album.
I remember the hype being RARO was recorded in a theater.. and I agree with Karen overall about RARO.. I was starting to check out on Kiss by RARO
Also as Grant said ... The murky mix works for Hotter Than Hell..It fits the mood of the songs.
It sounds slowed down in spots... Strange Ways couldn't sound any better.
The first, 5 (including Alive!) were everything for me..
Spots of Spectres are incredible..
Whenever I catch my wife sheepishly exiting the bathroom I like to serenade her with the chorus to That Smell. She hates it.
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That's disgusting.
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1. Blue Oyster Cult
2. Lynyrd Skynyrd
3. Kiss
4. Thin Lizzy
I couldn't stop laughing throughout the episode. This was so funny and entertaining!! I love Grant with his positive spirit and fancy screen effects. I was happy to see Rick, Martin, and Jack as well. My favorite part of the episode, however, was hearing Butch and Ryan read Steve Keeler's picks while doing hilarious and over-the-top impressions of him. I'm not a Kiss fan, but I'll defend them by saying they never took themselves too seriously and they knew they weren't songwriting geniuses. They just wanted to make fun rock 'n' roll music, that's why a lot of people love Kiss!
I hear you on Kiss - credit must be given for all the catchy hooks and melodies, vocal diversity (Ace's vocals are just plain kooky - in a good way!) and "crank it up factor!" Born in 1963, so of course my bedroom "wallpaper" consisted of Gene, Paul, Ace and Peter, and the hours spent gazing in awe at this larger than life band, covering every inch of space! Kiss Alive! specifically took me to another galaxy!
Ha ha ha ha. “ there’s no innuendo about her head is in my lap “!!!!
This was great episode. Great guests and comments. Fun!
1. KISS 2. Thin lizzy 3. Lynyrd Skynyrd 4. Böc
Karen and Butch really highjacked Jack's take
It's all good, I'm always for trying to provoke some good discussion.
It certainly made for very entertaining viewing!
Grant needs to be a regular on the show.
Hi Bob! Thanks for the love!
4) Thin Lizzy - Fighting
3) Blue Oyster Cult - Spectres
2) Lynyrd skynyrd's - Street Survivors
1) Kiss - Rock and Roll Over
Great show thank you all! I’m with Skow and Butch with BOC Spectres - Golden Age of Leather Rules! So great, among the other great tracks including of course Nosferatu, Godzilla, Fireworks and Celestial the Queen; top shelf album! Fighting such a great Thin Lizzy album too! Love the guitar work on That Smell from Street Survivors, as well as super catchy What’s Your Name! Not really a Kiss fan so this is fourth for me lol (although I did listen to it for exposure to make sure)
I will never understand the Fascination with KISS
I agree about Kiss being #4 ranked. The people I hung out with in the 70s thought they were crap for little kids. We listened to Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Blue Oyster Cult, Pink Floyd, UFO, Rainbow, Aerosmith, Rush, Foghat, Montrose, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Queen, etc.
Well, those little kids are now playing in Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Death Angel, Foo Fighters, Tool and other unknown bands.
1. Skynyrd
2. BOC
3. Lizzy
250. KISS
1. Fighting
2. Spectres
3. Street Survivors
4. Rock And Roll Over
Thin Lizzy can’t not be number one in my book
Wonderful challenge. Great to see my fellow Contrarians Grant and Martin!
4. "Fighting" - Thin Lizzy - This was important from a transition standpoint. There are elements of what would become THE Thin Lizzy sound with the release of "Jailbreak". It's an improvement over "NIghtlife" but still needed to "bake" in the rock and roll oven just a touch longer. But it's getting closer! And I LOVE Rosile!! HAIL MIDWEST ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3. "Street Survivors" - Lynyrd Skynyrd - Tremendous album. They set the standard for how to record three guitarists (Something Maiden STILL hasn't learned). Great songs throughout and really exploded live. Amazing sounding album and especially the drums of Artimus Pyle. He is horribly underappreciated and needs way more love for his contributions! Oh, what could have been. Such a horrible story!
2. "Spectres" - Blue Oyster Cult - I love this album! So much great material and by this point, they were untouchable live!!! Just amazing! "Godzilla" - catchy, fun and always worth a listen!!
"The Golden Age of Leather" - LOVE this song. When I saw BOC at the Decatur, IL Civic Center March 1, 1983..I heard this track live for the first time!! I FREAKED OUT!! They are playing "Golden Age of Leather!!". Later it would become the 5 guitars jam they would do before "Born to Be Wild". The rest of the album is so eclectic and wonderful!!! The last great complete album until "Cultosaurus" Would have been number 1...except...
1. "Rock and Roll Over" - Kiss - This is my favorite Kiss studio album! I saw this tour (with Backstage Passes) and the tracks from this were KILLER! This is stripped down, raw and fun! "Makin' Love", "Take Me", "I Want You", "Baby Driver" amazing!!! I wish they had released Alive II (already recorded) on this tour! (Go listen to "Lost Alive II)...
agree 100% on your opinion on "Lost Alive II." Although as a HUGE Kiss fan at the time, I loved "Alive II"...in hindsight, I would've omitted a few songs, added a few songs, and put side 4 on "Dynasty."
This was a great episode - there are lots of comments criticising Karen, fair enough, but I have some sympathy for her, some albums are just unlistenable ! 🇬🇧
Great episode everyone. My picks would be
1. Thin Lizzy
2. KISS
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd
4. Blue Oyster Cult
I agree with Butch that not every lyricist in rock needs to be Dylan. We needed Gene, Paul and DLR to balance out the rest. Sometimes you want to just rock.
1. Fighting
2. Street Survivors
3. Rock and Roll Over
4. Spectres
1. ROCK AND ROLL OVER - Kiss (1976)
2. SPECTRES - Blue Oyster Cult (1977)
3. FIGHTING - Thin Lizzy (1975)
4. STREET SURVIVORS - Lynyrd Skynyrd (1977)
* There are "0" duds or stupid songs on "Rock n Roll Over"! This album ROCKS from start to finish! And the musicianship is top notch! See how many guitarists can play the "Makin Love" solo correctly and with as much feel! And "Mr. Speed" is a killer! Badass track with a great lyric, more like the witty, cool lyrics of first 3 albums (which i do like best)
"Spectres" is a Top 3 BOC album. Contains several fantastic, underrated tracks. Although I can't believe Karen loves Godzilla, and only calls sexual theme songs "stupid" I am with her about the superior early KISS lyrics though.
Thin Lizzy's "Fighting" is also a great album! Maybe not their finest, but a Top 3 or 4.
"That Smell" is not only the best song on SS, but possibly the best, "most groovy" song from the band.
Hey, Martin! I loved all of those bands. All brilliant. BUT i never thought less of KISS in comparison. Ever! Kiss was bloody fantastic! Just...stop it with the kiss-dissing. You are absolutely WRONG!
Joe Perry couldn't play Ace Frehley solos! Whitford could, but not sloppy Joe.
And btw, Kiss was a very special act in the 1970s which featured a powerful and mysterious image. If you're "The Demon, Space Ace, Starchild or the Wildcat," you're not going to write songs about your dopey job or some girl who makes you cry. Gimmie a break.
My first real album was Rock and Rolk Over! Mom bought it for me at Ames in Hudson NY when the album came out.. (wait was it Ames then?? Lol, Grants, Jamesway? Barkers?This was after I graduated from the K-tel albums up to 6th grade!! This was a game changer for me and in 7th grade was never the same and nothing has changed!! Lol 😆.
Same for me. Begged my mother to buy me my first Kiss record for my 12th birthday and she came home with “Rock And Roll Over “. I absolutely love that album. “Put your hand in my pocket, grab onto my rocket…” great lyrics 🤣
1) Skynyrd
2) BOC
3) Thin Lizzy
4) KISS
My Ranking of these albums
1. Blue Öyster Cult - Specters
2. Kiss - Rock n Roll all Over
3. Thin Lizzy - Fighting
4. Skynyrd - Street Survivors
great Video Guys
1 Rock and Roll Over
2 Fighting
3 Street Survivors
4 Spectres
thanks for the video so much fun
Sad to hear many of the panel members say they don't like it because they heard it too much. That was said about LZ IV too.
Only album i own is Fighting (from my birth year 1975) and it's one of my favorite Lizzy albums. It only could have skipped Rosalie. Always start with For those.....
Totally agree with Karen! Huge Kiss fan here but RARO is overrated; people like the cover, the era, the production... but some of the songs are weak, filler. Dressed to Kill all day long for substance and power, moxy. But to each their own.
Btw no one should have to justify their tastes to anyone else, happens a little too often on these panels but love the show/format anyway.
Dressed To Kill is my close 2nd favorite studio album from them...gotta remember what Kiss and Casablanca were going through in those days...ie: bankrupcy and drug addiction from the majority of the owners and managers...and staff...Kiss didn't have time to sit and write "classics"...they were trying to save themselves financially, as well as the record label...remember...their tours were financed by Bill Aucoin's American Express card for YEARS...live tours make some money, but album sales make MORE...Kiss was not a big album selling band, except for "Alive!"...it was different back in the 70s
1. Skynyrd
2. Kiss
3. B.Ö.C
4. Lizzy
4. BOC -Spectres'(Best tracks - I love the Night & Godzilla - the rest sounds stuck in the early 70's) 3. THIN LIZZY (they hadn't found they're sound yet. Jailbreak is perfect. 2. Street Survivors- Lynyrd were at they're peak. One From the Road was the biggest live record of '77. 1. ROCK 'n ROLL OVER (Beethoven). The 76' R&R over tour was the first concert I ever went to at the Nassau Coliseum. Couldn't believe how Paul Stanley could dance and prance all over the stage on those giant high heels. And yes, the second song was TAKE ME.
Hey Pete! I'd listen to all 4 choices and be on the show! Not a waste of my time. Love it!
Calling Kiss’ songwriting lazy and then admitting to not have listened to the entire Skynyrd album, SMH. So no one else on the panel is busy? Step it up for Pete and the channel. I guess you don’t like AC/DC and VH then if the lyrics are too simple and juvenile. 🙄. Nonetheless, entertaining show folks. The Steve Keeler impressions made my Monday night😂. 🤘
Agreed. You don't get a 50 year career with over 100 million albums sold with lazy songwriting. It may not be your cup of tea, and fine to dislike something personally, but the songs connected with millions for decades after decade. Undeniably successful songwriting.
Yea that's right Kiss, AC/DC, VH and tons of others are all juvenile garbage. Stop listening to poppy/commerical bs and play some Ulcerate.
Love this show, gives me an excuse to listen to albums I wouldn't do normally. No great albums today, but a couple of good ones and all 4 a decent listen:
1. Kiss
2. Thin Lizzy
3. Blue Oyster Cult
4. LS
1. KISS 'Rock n Roll Over' (this was going to be my number 2 but then Karen mentioned that "Ladies Room" was "sexist" and I thought "man, yes it is! this goes to number 1" 😈)
2. Thin Lizzy 'Fighting'
3. BOC 'Spectres'
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd 'Street Survivors'
Thanks! 🍺🤘
That was a lot of fun, great debate! Not listened to them again for this show, but here’s my choices:
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd
3. Blue OysterCult
2. Kiss
1. Thin Lizzy
Excellent group of albums. The way I'd rank them:
1. Kiss- Rock and Roll Over
2. Thin Lizzy- Fighting
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Street Survivors
4. Blue Oyster Cult- Spectres
Great show thanks lads and lady. For me 1: Thin Lizzy. 2: Lynyrd Skynyrd. Can't rate Kiss or Blue Oyster Cult. I can't pick one song I like from either band. How can a comedy band like Kiss win? Wow.
I was seeing a lot of Kiss [who I do love, but RARO would be 6th of their first 6 (my 3rd pick here)], so i did a wholly unscientific poll of the pix in the comments...the fans have spoken:
1. Kiss (sorry Karen)
2. Lizzy (surprised)
3. BOC
4. Skynyrd (my pick for #1)
I also prefer Dressed to Kill over Rock and Roll Over.
BTW: R'n'R Over is just 2 minutes longer than Dressed, so that's not a deal breaker.
Same here
1. KI⚡️⚡️
2. Thin Lizzy
3. Lynyrd Skynyrd
4. B.O.C.
Funny Martin kinda raggin’ about KISS being juvenile and then later tries to promote the KISS at 50 book 🤔
Major Kiss fan here, but I agree with Karen ...... and yet I disagree with Martin.
I think that Kiss are often lazy, but I can't agree that Aerosmith or Nugent are any more sophisticated (and I like those guys too).
When Ralph puts Kiss alongside AC/DC and Van Halen I agree, but I also think of Kiss as deliberately dumb like Ramones or Dictators..... they're like a band of punks that also have elements of RnB etc.
By the way Paul was 24 when Rock and Roll Over was recorded so not exactly a kid but certainly an underdeveloped ManBoy.
...this collection of albums, for my ranking, is solely based on what I'd heard first...except for BOC...so, my #4 is Lynyrd Skynyrd...good album, just not above my opinions of the other 3...#3 is Thin Lizzy...the first album I got from them was Johnny The Fox (still my favorite), and, unfairly or not, I based all my opinions on subsequent purchases on whether one album was "better" than the other one..."Fighting" didn't even come close, although "The Freedom Song," like so many participants on this episode stated, is a hands-down classic. My #2 is BOC...it was the first album I'd heard from them...I'd read so many things about this band up until that time, but what I read did not match up to what I was hearing on this one...to this day, I can live without hearing Godzilla again EVER....I like the melodic stuff on this. But I was expecting this metallic explosion, and didn't get it...until I went backwards into their recorded work and said..."ok...NOW I get why people were espousing such great things about this band..."...my #1 is Kiss...too many personal reasons to mention, but here's a few...first, this is my favorite studio Kiss record...it was the 2nd Kiss 8-track I owned (yes, 8-track)...my dad bought it for my brother and I in November of '76 for some reason...can't remember why. All I had before that was "Alive!" on 8-track...I loved each and every song (I was 12 when this came out...)...I still play it a lot today...the only song I have "issues" with these days is "See You In Your Dreams"...everything else is mid-70's mindless hard rock...just what a 12-year old fell in love with, and still resonates to this day. Paul once said Kiss means "Keep It Simple, Stupid"...that's what they did. And it worked on this album in spades. Great decision to bring in Eddie Kramer to produce it...and to answer a question, yes...they recorded it in the Star Theater in Nanuet, New York...and, not to knock Karen, but she obviously doesn't know...this band at the time was being put under pressure to get a "hit"...they didn't have time to take a year off to write "less than stupid" lyrics...they were recording 2 albums per year to keep the record company going...and their fan base was quite young at the time. So, give 'em what they want, and hope for the best.
Lynryd Skynyrd going disco? I have Exile "I wanna Kiss you all Over" in mind.
Great episode, these comparisons are awesome. Really appreciated the shout out to James Honeyman Scott.
Spicy episode 😀
My ranking:
1 BÖC
2 Thin Lizzy
3 Kiss
4 Skynyrd
i once got a lap dance to 'that smell' from a young lady who had just gone potty or was dealing with a stomach bug or god only knows what. to be honest i wouldnt rule out ebola in this paraticualr instance... but boy it really soured me on a great song. that smell indeed. 🍩
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OMG!!! Ya that sure would leave a bad taste in your mouth 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's that song ruined. 🤢😅
Yuuuck! 😆😆😆
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Hi all. Love the channel to death.
Thoroughly entertaining episode this week. Great line-up. Great to see Martin & Grant back on HVS, but Karen steals the show.
Back in the late 70s, over here across the pond, it was beyond rare to hear Skynyrd or Kiss on the radio - pretty much impossible during the daytime. Not being strangers to the top40, Thin Lizzy used to get played quite a bit though. Swings and roundabouts.
No one wants to read in the comments old gits banging on about the war and how much you could get for 50c/50p and still have change but, depressingly, I have clothes older than Ryan. I think the last time I saw Kiss live, Ryan would have been one or two years old.
Just a quickie re: Kiss lyrics in general. If a known male artist approaching 30 came out with something like ‘Christine Sixteen’ today, at the very least career ending and they’d probably be put on some sort of register.
Without over thinking it and without any re-listening;
1. BOC
2. Thin Lizzy
3. Kiss
4. Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Did I ever tell you about that time during the war when zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.
Very close for me. #1 Spectres (dig the heavy & the hooks), #2 Street Survivors (mostly classics), #3 Rock & Roll Over (does sound rushed, but solid), #4 Fighting (quite underrated)
Ralf made good points. I only rate the albums if I know them. This week I'm not rating them because 2 of the albums I don't know, never heard & have no interest to hear. I'm not on the show so I have no responsibility to listen to anything recommended. I have to say, though, that some of the arguments for the Kiss album almost made me want to check it out, although I'm one who doesn't take the group seriously, views them as just kid stuff. I won't because I'm too busy listening to music I'm into. I doubt I would like the Kiss album, but as Ralf said listening to it might make my position for not liking it stronger.
Ķaren is fab ! Love all the different opinions and chat. That what makes it fun. Plus for me has recommended some stoner fuzz jems ! Coolaboola
1- Street Survivors 2- Spectres 3- Fighting 4 Rock n Roll Over. I love all these albums but I really love Southern Rock! If you are from the east coast and liked rock music in the70's you grew up with these bands and Sky yes was tops along with the All man Bros. Nuff said but I absolutely love all4 of these albums!