Billy Castillo

So...it's not just me then.

Nope. Her birthname is Madonna Veronica Louise Ciccone.

Keith Relf (vocals), Paul Samwell-Smith (bass/vox), Chris Dreja (rhythm guitar/bass), and Jim McCarty (drums). Original lead guitarist was Top Topham, then Eric Clapton, then Jeff Beck, then finally Jimmy Page. As for songs...gotta go with something from the Beck era (the Clapton stuff was generic, and the band was dying by the time Page joined up). As Relf was a subpar singer, I'd go with an instrumental track like "Jeff's Blues". But if you *have* to hear a song with vocals, try "Happenings Ten Years Time Ago" or "Stroll on", as the guitar work was *awesome*.

It's stupid if this is a career move. Look at what happened to Prince. :/

Umm...I thought Madonna had *three* kids. Or maybe I'm thinking of Michael Jackson, who actually would make a better Esther...

This is...strange. Esther?!

I personally loved it, esp. "You got no Right". I do prefer STP to VR, but that's just me. :/

This sucks. Mr. Charles was one of my musical idols.

Who was that directed at? I know it wasn't directed at me, but I'd still like to clarify; I liked their music; I just hated their image. There first two albums were great (esp. the first disc). There third was still good, but they'd become too mainstream. Kinda like what's happening to Nickelback.

I liked Creed, but I hated when they basically became "U2 lite" once the third album came out. They became far too whiny and self-important.

As do I. Shit, she can fucking SING. Diana can't sing for shit. She screams half the notes, and her upper register is reedy and thin.

I'm pretty much a Weiland fan-boy, so I'll be buying the cd.

More like decent tracks, awful idea. Now don't get me wrong; I'm as disgusted with Bush as everybody else. I just hate combining political statements with music. Maybe I should title the cd I'm putting out "Rock against Politically Active Rock Stars". Then again, I don't do rock,so that'd be dumb. Plus, that's a sort of political statement in itself. My head hurts

It was Operation:Wolf. The arcade game was the SHIT, but the NES version was ass.

If you're into classic videogames like I am, feast on this... The first 3 MKs AND Gauntlet 2? I'm there,dude! :blink:

Careful, though, as it can piss the player off.

Me too! I remember when ALL of it was new, and 80s music heavily inspired my own songwriting. Gotta go with Kim Wilde's KIA. I freakin' love that synth bass line. I was sad that there wasn't any Depeche Mode. Their early stuff would have fit right in. Early Depeche Mode>New Order> Fear 2 Stop : >90s Depeche Mode