#699713 - 08/17/1109:20 PMRe: greatest rock ballads
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Dan S.
It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.
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dimebag larry?
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She was standin' alone over by the juke box, like she'd something to sell. I said "baby, what's the goin' price?" She told me to go to hell.
#699728 - 08/17/1110:14 PMRe: greatest rock ballads
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Dan S.
It all boils down to this - I'm right, everyone else is wrong, and anyone who disputes this is clearly a dumbfuck.
Registered: 03/07/99
Posts: 16958
Loc: SE Olympia, WA
Yeah, and any Pantera fan in the room won't kick your ass for calling him Larry.
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She was standin' alone over by the juke box, like she'd something to sell. I said "baby, what's the goin' price?" She told me to go to hell.
#699828 - 08/18/1102:55 PMRe: greatest rock ballads
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River Nutrients
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Man... lotsa butt rockers out there. I think just about every major 80s glam band has been represented. I never cared for that genre much (with a few noted exceptions), but without question, it produced more power ballads per hit album (and more dudes that looked like ladies) than any period before then or since.
Actually, I appreciate some of those songs a lot more now. I definitely appreciate Poison more these days, but that's probably only because one of my daughters made me listen to Miley Cyrus covering "Every Rose has its Thorn" the other day. Made me ill, but also made Bret Michaels sound like Frank Sinatra.
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