Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me
Anyone still love the 80s rock like Dio.. Twisted Sister, Metallica, Van Halen etc
love 80s metal! All I ever listen to, and the 90s, metal isn't the same as it was then
Tesla, one of my favorite bands
Anyone still love the 80s rock like Dio.. Twisted Sister, Metallica, Van Halen etc
love 80s metal! All I ever listen to, and the 90s, metal isn't the same as it was then
That grudge and rap rock just doesn't add up to the hair metal bands. I will say this though I do like Godsmack.
Anyone still love the 80s rock like Dio.. Twisted Sister, Metallica, Van Halen etc
Best music ever! I’m a huge Dio fan. Wish I could have gone to see him in concert
Anyone still love the 80s rock like Dio.. Twisted Sister, Metallica, Van Halen etc
Best music ever! I’m a huge Dio fan. Wish I could have gone to see him in concert
I know that feeling. Never got the chance to see Motörhead and Nirvana
It was the best era of metal , it will never be equaled nor surpassed..every structure and kind of metal was born from that place in time..also, the best guitarists,singers and drummers were made then..it was a metal dream come true then
kiss-domino, tesla- what you give, motley crue-dont go away mad, just go away, John cougar-jack &diane
I couldn't get past the dance beat of most bands that were considered metal or hard rock. The MTV era was in full swing and every musician had to be a model.
I don't put music on to see a model, I like to hear the talent and passion that a band can do.
I'm sorry but Bon Jovi and Billy Squire didn't cut it. 1991 came along and Alice in Chains, and Soundgarden taught the world how to rock again.
Poison, Metallica, Ozzy, Def Leppard, Lita Ford, Motley Crue, Slaughter. There are other Hair Bands I like but I just can't remember off of the top my head.
Nobody mentioned...
SLAYER!!!!
Hell yes...80's metal (and a fair amount of pop) was the best. I was only ages 4-14 in the 80's, but i can unequivocally say it was the best decade of the last 50 years by a pretty fair amount.
Crue, Priest, Scorpions, Dokken, old Metallica, even Duran Duran were all great. I always thought what followed in the 90's pailed in comparison. You know when it became uncool to actually be good at your instrument and the guy (or gal) onstage looked no different than the person standing next to you. But i guess that is what some found appealing about it. Not me.
There was more talent in Bon Jovi than the entire Seattle grunge scene. They just looked better as well.
Dio, Iron Maiden, Lynard Skynard, Ozzy, Judas Priest, Deep Purple.
Nobody mentioned...
SLAYER!!!!
My first major gig, 1986 in Essen: Exodus, Venom and Slayer. Yeow
