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  1. Dave78

    RIP David Cassidy

    Sorry for your loss, Madge. But Johnny Bravo is still alive, so you've got that going for you! :D
  2. Dave78

    RIP David Cassidy

    Well that's a bummer. And what's sad to me isn't necessarily the loss of a great artist, but the fact he was apparently dependent on so many meds later in life. I don't know how things got to be the way they did for him, but it's kind of a bummer. Well, I guess Heaven has a new strummy-strummy...
  3. Dave78

    The Battle of 1971

    Brown Sugar, Teenage Wasteland* and Riders On The Storm for me. * ha ha hah
  4. Dave78

    It's a Sammy Hagar-Off!

    One or the other, what's it gonna be?
  5. Dave78

    Grateful Dead or Eagles?

    Yeah, I'm all broken up about it.
  6. Dave78

    Stevie Nicks or Janis Joplin?

    I used to love Stevie's vocals, but for some reason those same vocals 30 years later sound too flittery and lilting -- and I don't even know if those are real words ok?, but I think you know the point I'm trying to make. lol So Janis, with all her heart and soul and passion. Disclaimer: I...
  7. Dave78

    Grateful Dead or Eagles?

    I came to the same conclusion about 20 years ago. Acid must somehow make The Dead's music tolerable. Otherwise their music is just dreadful and not great. Oh, and another vote for (The) Eagles.
  8. Dave78

    Your top 3 tracks on Aerosmith's "Rocks"?

    In this order: Combination Sick As A Dog Nobody's Fault
  9. Dave78

    10 songs (videos)

    5. Somebody Get Me A Doctor =VH=
  10. Dave78

    What Did Your Parents Listen To?

    So your parents are Donnie and Marie? :D My dad only liked and listened to country & western. My mom was much cooler and had Mason Williams' Phonograph Record, Herb Alpert & his Tijuana Brass and Neil Diamond album or two.
  11. Dave78

    RIP Malcolm Young

    I would have to agree with that statement. Here in the U.S., if you didn't own any records by AC/DC, Judas Priest, UFO or the Scorpions back in the mid-70's (or know someone who did), you'd never hear of them except what very little material was played on the radio -- and it was really only...
  12. Dave78

    RIP Malcolm Young

    Very well said ^^^
  13. Dave78

    Ten Songs from an Artist/Band Using Videos

    6. Witch Hunt
  14. Dave78

    Popular singles by The Cult

    I voted for "Rain" and "She Sells Sanctuary" from the album Love. And what a great album overall.
  15. Dave78

    RIP Malcolm Young

    Wow, I am shocked to hear the sad news. It wasn't too long ago that it was reported that Malcolm was leaving the band due to health issues. I guess his condition at the time was under-reported (which is probably the case more often than not). R.I.P. I'll be playing my AC/DC "Best Of" cd today...
  16. Dave78

    Battle of hard rock albums from 1979: Lovedrive or Van Halen II?

    Lovedrive has a good song, an ok song, a good song, an ok song, etc, etc... Van Halen is good/very good all the way through. =VH= II for me!!
  17. Dave78

    Do you have one top favourite music act?

    I just checked... it's still Van Halen
  18. Dave78

    In Through the Out Door

    To me, the songs "Fool In The Rain", "Hot Dog", "Southbound Suarez" and "All Of My Love" either don't 'rock' the way I'd grown accustom to Led Zeppelin rocking, or they weren't mellow the way I'd grown accustom to Led Zep's mellow stuff like "Ten Years Gone". The were just too commercial/pop...
  19. Dave78

    Rod Stewart (Official Thread)

    I've always liked (and as a listener, appreciated) the concept that Footloose And Fancy Free had a fast side (1) and a slow side (2). So you could listen to one side or the other to suit your particular mood. And for me that side was usually Side 1: Hot Legs You're Insane You're In My Heart...
  20. Dave78

    In Through the Out Door

    "In The Evening" and "Carouselambra" are the two standout tracks of an otherwise crap album (imo). Of the two, I voted for "Carouselambra" for the stellar bass and drums throughout.
  21. Dave78

    Eric Clapton (Official Thread)

    After "Cocaine", the only other song on the album I really got into was "The Core". I just wasn't a fan of Eric's Bluesier material until Journeyman in 1990.
  22. Dave78

    Blue Oyster Cult (Official Thread)

    For as good as the two radio singles were from that album (Godzilla, Are You Ready To Rock), quite a few of the albums tracks on Spectres (The Golden Age of Leather, Death Valley Nights, I Love the Night and Nosferatu) are excellent! Even the remaining four tracks are good: Searchin' for...
  23. Dave78

    10 songs (videos)

    1. "Dr Feelgood" -- Motley Crue
  24. Dave78

    Thread Closed What Are You Listening To?

    =VH= demos on Youtube. The unreleased "Light In The Sky" from 1977 is a new one to me. It's not an early version of "Light Up The Sky", and it doesn't sound like it was ever reworked as another song or parts of it were used on another song. It's just a cool, raw track that has a...
  25. Dave78

    Cheap Trick and The Cars song knockout from 1978?

    The Cars. Cheap Trick always seemed to be too much of a teeny-bopper group for my liking.

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