The Black Vault

Wing-Zero wrote:There's Rath with his AC/DC.

What's your point, buddy? AC/DC didn't kick off the 80's. They brought nothing new to the table, just doing the same stuff. Great stuff, obviously, but they didn't add anything amazing to the decade.

Oh my god your twisted

What's your point, buddy? AC/DC didn't kick off the 80's. They brought nothing new to the table, just doing the same stuff.

AC/DC didn't kick off the 80's.

excuse me .......

& you think guns n roses did.

Guns N' Roses was formed in 1985.

Guns N' Roses debut album, Appetite for Destruction was released in 1987.


& the DEATH of Guns N' Roses was announced in 1998, .......... just 13 years after they1st formed.

No hall of fame honors for Guns N' Roses.


Mötley Crüe was formed on January 17, 1981

In November 1981, their debut album Too Fast for Love was self-produced and released on Leathür, sold 20,000 copies.



AC/DC

Wing-Zero wrote:There's Rath with his AC/DC.

What's your point, buddy? AC/DC didn't kick off the 80's. They brought nothing new to the table, just doing the same stuff. Great stuff, obviously, but they didn't add anything amazing to the decade.

AC/DC are an Australian rock band formed in Sydney in 1973.

1973 that b4 the 1980's right !!!




Lead singer and co-songwriter Bon Scott died on 19 February 1980, after a night of heavy alcohol consumption. The group briefly considered disbanding, but soon ex-Geordie singer Brian Johnson was selected to replace Scott. Later that year, the band released their best-selling album, Back in Black.

As of 2008, AC/DC has sold more than 220 million albums worldwide,
including 71 million albums in the United States.



Black Ice sold approximately 1,762,000 units in its first week. The album went to number one in 29 different countries, including Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In its first week, it sold 784,000 copies in the US alone, receiving a three-times- platinum certification in Australia, and selling upwards of 110,000 in the UK. As of May 2009 the album has sold 7.2 million copies worldwide and it is the second-best selling album of 2008. Rolling Stone magazine also ranked Black Ice number 41 on their list "Top 50 Best Albums of 2008". Black Ice was also named the third best album of 2008 by Metal Hammer.



AC/DC were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2003.
AC/DC were a formative influence on New Wave of Heavy Metal bands who emerged in the late 1970s, & 1980s' such as Saxon and Iron Maiden & Metallic.
& During the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony the band performed "Highway to Hell" and "You Shook Me All Night Long", with guest vocals provided by host Steven Tyler of Aerosmith. He described the band's power chords as "the thunder from down under that gives you the second-most-powerful surge that can flow through your body." During the acceptance speech, Brian Johnson quoted their 1977 song "Let There Be Rock".

Rath, that's what he was saying. They didn't start in the 80's. GnR did start in the 80's.

I know VH didn't start in the 80's but that's beside my point right now.

Name one album by AC/DC, excluding back in black in 1980, which is even nearly on par with their older stuff with Bon Scott....Johnson and the boys have produced nothing even approaching the greatness of Powerage.

BloodStone wrote::lol: Now theres a suprise, Lash coming out for metalica!

I went that whole day without mentioning them in fairness.

Every Metallica album, save AJFA, makes my head hurt. All the new ones are terrible, there's an occasional good song. I did like st. anger (yeah, I know, I'm alone on this one) more than anything else they've done since the black album.

It's partially a symptom of location, far too overplayed here.

Sad thing is every radio station plays, at least twice a day, nothing else matters r: unforgiven. I'm like =/ really.

Mr_Headshot wrote:Rath, that's what he was saying. They didn't start in the 80's. GnR did start in the 80's.

I know VH didn't start in the 80's but that's beside my point right now.

Name one album by AC/DC, excluding back in black in 1980, which is even nearly on par with their older stuff with Bon Scott....Johnson and the boys have produced nothing even approaching the greatness of Powerage.

No ..... you all made a big bold statment that Guns N' Roses debut album, Appetite for Destruction was the best ever.

Well 50+ million people would disagree with youes.




No

what he said was ............

Wing-Zero wrote:There's Rath with his AC/DC.
What's your point, buddy? AC/DC didn't kick off the 80's. They brought nothing new to the table, just doing the same stuff. Great stuff, obviously, but they didn't add anything amazing to the decade.

AC/DC - album, Back in Black ... relesed, 1980 ........ would be KICKING OFF THE 80S.



Guns N' Roses debut album, Appetite for Destruction, released in 1987. ....... Is called jumping on the band wagon.

Wing-Zero wrote:

rath wrote:& you think guns n roses did.

Nope, they ended it. They ended it with a bang that was fresh and original, not rehash tunes that had been played since the early 70's.

They ended it with a bang that was fresh and original, not rehash tunes that had been played since the early 70's.

What like ........

covers of Rose Tattoo’s “Nice Boys” and Aerosmith’s “Mama Kin.” aswell as "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan. All of which where / are, rehash tunes that had been played since the early 70's.

look at the album ("The Spaghetti Incident?")




Track listing

# Title ......................Writer(s) ...................................Original artist
1. "Since I Don't Have You" Joseph Rock, James Beaumont The Skyliners
2. "New Rose" Brian James The Damned
3. "Down on the Farm" Alvin Gibbs, Charlie Harper, Nicholas Garrett U.K. Subs
4. "Human Being" Johnny Thunders, David Johansen New York Dolls
5. "Raw Power" Iggy Pop, James Williamson The Stooges
6. "Ain't It Fun" Cheetah Chrome, Peter Laughner The Dead Boys
7. "Buick Makane"
"Big Dumb Sex" Marc Bolan
Chris Cornell T. Rex
Soundgarden
8. "Hair of the Dog" Dan McCafferty, Pete Agnew, Manny Charlton, Darrell Sweet Nazareth
9. "Attitude" Glenn Danzig The Misfits
10. "Black Leather" Steve Jones, Paul Cook The Professionals
11. "You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory" Johnny Thunders Johnny Thunders
12. "I Don't Care About You" Lee Ving Fear
13. "Look at Your Game, Girl" (hidden track) Charles Manson Charles Manson


ALL rehash tunes that had been played since the early 70's.

Mr_Headshot wrote:Every Metallica album, save AJFA, makes my head hurt.

Even Load? St. Anger isn't too bad once you get over the drums, lack of solos, tuning and somewhat repetitive nature of the songs.

DM is pretty good. Much better than Megadeth’s new one.

The song’s aren’t that bad but the lyrics are terrible.

Supercharged, strapped in and screaming
Fire spiting from the pipes
A burnout by the flame throwing fury
8,000 horses ignite
Full throttle, hit the ground running
With a tank full of nitro
And its 1,320' to go to the finish line

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JHJNzUYM6M