Heartland

How's that?

Pista wrote: ↑27 Feb 2025, 12:33
How's that?

Hold on I'll just put mi glasses on and let you know fine mate, cheers! it deserves to be as big as it was, it was just a bit in yer face

Polish new wave/punk no longer existing band from the 80s.

oscu0 wrote: ↑07 Feb 2025, 11:50 I've always had a soft spot for Black Sabbath's Dio years, sort of a reverse TSOTM situation — the band without the essential vocalist.

I love "Heaven And Hell" just as much as any of the earlier Sabbath records. He was a formidable vocalist and a very sweet, kind man with everyone he met to boot; still a terrible loss years later.

flowers_to_burn wrote: ↑24 Feb 2025, 16:52

Divinyls were always one of my favourite Aussie bands from that time, and Chrissy Amphlett was an incredible frontwoman; thanks for reminding me to go pull up their records

The album's here & it's funning glorious

Pista wrote: ↑30 Jan 2022, 11:52

I discovered them 6 months ago, a fantastic album.
`The lunatics have taken over the asylum` is part of my daily rotation since then.

Currently doing an "album adventure" for my friend's pastForward radio show & going through the Simple Minds albums in chronological order.
The first two were pretty awful. Bit too "artwank", but this one's a marked improvement

As with all Time Machine music i'm instantly back in 1987, almost as if i never left...

Such a good album.

Neon Nightmare: bringing back memories...Those of you into Type O Negative should check this out. insane.