The HARD ROCK & HEAVY METAL Thread Continued

I think the first few Van Halen albums are heavy, especially the first one. Eddie was the king back then. Randy Rhoads with Ozzy were another shooting star back in the day.

Fair Warning is my favorite.  The first six I still play a good bit but Fair Warning is by far the best.

HR~HM muzic has always appeared to be relegated to post-game soccer fans or just pissed-off punkers looking for a street fight that ought not to be lost....*L*

Be that as it may be....3 that make me want to train the dog Not to attack our cats...

...if only to save him a lesson 'bout cat defensive abilities....

3 samples:

Rx. Play daily, volume to 11

Nice linearity test @ 3:04 >....again, lease break loud....;)\

...while the volume's up, tweak the sub....

There...all set for something subtle....

..a sort of SOTA complaint....

*hit resume^

James Gang Rides Again  The Quill Born From Fire Black Sabbath First four lp's Hawkwind Doremi Fasol Latido                                                                                    HAVE FUN

Why the obsession among the Hard Rock/Metal genres with themes of pain, death, fear, insanity, etc? I simply do not relate.

I don’t know if Richie Kotzen qualifies as Hard Rock but I like this a lot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkKBcEV75WE