When Band's Changed In The 90's. Episode 1 Glam Metal/Hard Rock & Album Ranking
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Tokays video is the start of a small series of video's on the channel where I'll be taking a look at how certain sub genre's changed up there sound to fit in with current trends and the changing musical landscape. Episode 1 is Glam Metal and Hard Rock. Thanks for watching #vinylcommunity #musiccommunity #mrboulder #glammetal #hardrock
Great video James , looking forward to the next episodes
The Motley Crue self titled is excellent, have the cassette but I’d love the vinyl, fingers crossed for a reissue, Corabi is excellent
Good Stuff Mate 🤘
Cheers mate. Definitely got fingers crossed for a reissue of the self titled Motley album, such a banger
A reissue would sell very well today, as the album has grown in respect over the years. I'll definitely pick it up immediately.
Very cool idea and great video as always. I'm a big 80ies metal fan and don't like most of the 90ies stuff you show here. But yes Mötley Crüe was great, love John Corabi. He is so killer (saw a show here in Switzerland in a pub, he was all alone on stage with a guitar and sung and told old great stories from his life, it was phenomenal). But the albums you show from Dokken, Warrant, Def Leppard and Vince Neil are just terrible. Hated them in the 90ies and still think they are not getting better today hahaha. Also to mention the crap by Queensryche after Promised Land! Can't wait for your next video with the Thrash Metal Bands (sure about Green by Forbidden, Force Of Habit and the Metallica masterpieces of the 90ies hahaha). Cheers from Switzerland, really love your videos everytime!
Thanks. Yeah I saw Corabi do a solo show just over a year ago. Just t playing songs on his acoustic and telling stories, it was great. That Motley album is killer and I think the Warrant one is good too. Thanks for watching and commenting
Richie Kotzen's solo album Fever Dream showcases not only his great guitar chops but his bluesy vocal. Really like that album. Another great early glam rock album was the first The Scream album, it's got a good single called Man in the Moon.
Yeah that Kotzen album is excellent, very talented guy. First Scream album is excellent, I only heard it for the first time about a year ago. Cheers for watching and commenting
Actually a very impressive take on these albums. I too have all these and I guess like these bands I was holding on for something to break the Grunge, it just took longer to make a comeback.
Some great albums released by these bands that definitely flew under the radar. Thanks for watching and commenting
Excellent topic! I haven't heard any of Vince Neil's solo output, but I can imagine his voice might not be s good fit for 90s alt rock music. I eas never really interested in Poison, but you're selling that album really well :) Crüe's self-titled album is fantastic, I agree. To me, it's almost like a groove metal album. That Vince Neil album must be really terrible ranking lower than 'Slang' :D Looking forward to the thrash episode.
It's the most mature sounding Poison album definitely. Yeah that Vince Neil album is bad, must be bad to be worse than Slang. Cheers Kim
💿 for sure great review and enjoyed everything here. I love this album by warrant, dog eat dog. The cd is great and so is the album cover. also the other album I love by warrant is rotten filthy stinking rich.
Yeah Dog Eat Dog is a great album too. Cheers for watching and commenting
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Excellent video James. The 90s were some difficult times for many bands, also for thrash metal bands. Intresting topic 👍
PS: hope you've had a great night and enjoyed the Depeche Mode show! 🤗 The gentlemen are still delivering, good stuff
Cheers Kenan. Yeah Depeche Mode were amazing, looking forward to the next tour already
Nice idea to show some unappreciated 90's albums that have been forgotten.
I like Vince Neils first solo album, mainly because Steve Stevens is on guitar duty, that one you showed
sounds like a shocker!.
That Motley Crue Corabi album does deserve more praise as well. Look forward to part 2 James.
First Vince solo album is killer but the 2nd one for the most part is not good. Yeah that self titles Crue is excellent and definitely needs a vinyl reissue. Cheers as always Keith my friend
I always thought that Dokken album was them discovering King's X and trying to do harmonies like that.
May well be the case. Good harmonies on that album. Thanks for watching and commenting
Cool idea for a series! I do love the self titled Motley Crue, and I'm glad it is getting a bit more respect over the years. I've never heard that Warrant album but I'll be on the lookout for it. Cheers James!
Cheers Scott. Yeah that Crue album is excellent and the Warrant one is definitely worth checking out
Great idea for a series James. Crue is by far the best album out of the ones you showed. The Poison and Extreme are not bad from what I've heard of them. Yeah not a good album from Leppard at all.
Crue is definitely best here. The Poison is also great. Extreme is hit and miss but the Def Leppard is woeful. Cheers Grant
Hi James!!! Cool topic and great idea for a video series too.... I have never heard that Vince Neal solo album, just knew the first one, this decade was kind of tough for many bands from the 80's trying to change and follow what was going on musically speaking. I will have to finally check a couple you have showed Poison, Motley, Extreme. cheers and be well
Your nit missing anything in not hearing that Vine Neil album, the Motley Crue and Poison albums are very good though. Cheers Cristian
The 90's were a challenging time to be a glam metal band.
Agreed Tony, some weathered the storm better than others. Cheers
Cool video. Many of the bands that I loved during the 80s kinda lost me in the 90s. There were a few exceptions like Van Halen - For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge, Def Leppard - Adrenalize and Ozzy - No More Tears.
Agreed, some of the 80's bands just carried on regardless at the start of the 90's and did really well despite the change in style that was happening around them. Cheers for watching and commenting
The Mötley Crüe album is great. I remember them kinda shitting on it in The Dirt book and was surprised at how great it actually is.
Yeah that Crue album is awesome and definitely doesn't deserve to fly under the radar. Thanks for watching
Motley Crue is definitely the best of this bunch! One you missed that is equally good is Skid Row's Subhuman Race. Also recorded by Bob Rock so it has a similarly powerful drum sound. And the songs are kickass, heavy, yet melodic. Fantastic stuff. It's been a while since I heard Native Tongue but I always liked it, Slang has grown on me over the years and the Dokken one is alright. Much better than the grunge inspired turd that is Shadowlife that came out after. You can't fake the real grunge sound, but they try anyway on that one. Ouch.
Guess who completely forgot to include the Skid Row album even though I'd been listening to it throughout the week in preparation for this video 😂😂😂 Yeah that Motley album is killer and very underrated. Cheers for watching and commenting
Awesome metal video just got done listening to Trouble 1984 cd
Cheers Brandon
The Cult's album from '94 was almost laughably changed from an awesome hard rock band to an alternative band. Ian Astbury's look even changed from a hard rock star to Gavin Rossdale! But one album from an 80's band to the 90's for the better is WASP- Crimson Idol...it's the album Blackie Lawless always wanted to release, but his 80's label wanted 'shock and sex' for purpose of sales.
I've never heard that Cult album but I do remember the single, I think it was called 'Coming Down'. Agreed on The Crimson Idol, that's an amazing album. Cheers for watching and commenting 👌
Great idea for a video. Several here that I have not listened to. I know that bands but just never took the time to listen to these albums. I will change that. Native Tongue his killer, I have heard that.
Native Tongue is amazing. That self titled Crue is the bollocks mate, definitely worth checking out
Cool idea for a series james that self titled motley crue album must be getting hard to get hold of on cd now there's a used copy in my local record shop for a tenner now doubt the 90s was a challenge for most 80s metal bands regardless of genre but in the case of slang the alarm bells should ring when they change the bands logo font! cheers as always mate!
That self titled Motley Crue album is excellent and very underrated. Slang is awful, an abomination of an album. Cheers Robert as always fella
i'd add Winger's Pull which i think came out in 93. A band who's reputation had been destroyed by Beavis and Butthead, but Pull was a great album, a bit heavier but still very melodic stuff. Much better than the very boring In The Heart of the Young.
I didn't include Winger's Pull because for me it's just a natural progression of their sound and they weren't trying to change to fit in. Absolutely amazing album too, Down Incognito and Junkyard Dog are massive tunes. Cheers for watching and commenting
You are a gentleman and correct. Always rock.
Thank you and thanks for watching
I have to go back to that poison album and motley Crüe album. I haven’t listened to them since then. Cheers mate
Both definitely worth revisiting Mark. Cheers mate 👍
Best Crue and Poison albums🤘
They're not my favourite's but both are definitely better than some of the albums both put out in their most popular periods. Thanks for watching and commenting
Motley Crue Poison and Warrant all of them albums are so unrated but some of the best in there album Discography.
Some of these albums are really overlooked and deserve more recognition. Cheers
Always liked the title track on Waiting for the Punchline, nice slappy bass on that song
Agreed, Pat Badger plays some great stuff. Thanks for watching
One album i would add to this list is LA Guns 'American Hardcore'. A really bizarre record. And a crap one.
Not familiar with that album. By the sound of it I don't think I'll bother. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment
Great idea for a video. I wish that you would have got off the fence, when commenting on 'Slang'. 'Shit', 'absolute shit' and 'fucking wank' really don't tell me much about what you really think! Seriously, that Crue record is excellent. They didn't deserve Corabi and I think that they knew it.
There aren't enough words to describe how bad Slang is 😂 Yeah that Motley Crue album is a beast and deserves way more recognition. Cheers James
I have not heard most of those, glam metal not being my favourite . I did hear native tongue and that’s a real good rocking album better than their previous albums. Slang was okay. Haha.
Can't get on board with Slang, some terrible ballads on it. Poison's Native Tongue is an excellent straight up Blues Rock album. Cheers Ian
Out of all of them albums. Only one I heard and have is Extreme with waiting for the punchline. Ok wasn't as good as there first three albums. But had some good songs. Most could of been better.
Yeah it's definitely the weakest of their earlier output but still has some great moments. Cheers for watching
I thought that Native Tongue is a downgrade for me. It just doesn't rock as hard as Flesh and Blood . I recall there being too much acoustic guitar in the songs. Boring overall. I'll give it more listens, but im sure ill still feel the same. I feel Flesh and Blood is more banger overall.
I find the lame ballads spoil Flesh and Blood, the uptempo rocking songs on it are great though
I have always had a problem with Vince Neil dreadful man he headlined BYH festival in Germany a few years ago, drunk sloppy disgrace promoter had to apologise at end of festival for booking the ******
With you on that, he's been phoning it in for years
Totally agree with you on that guy also
Vince Neil can't sing!! NEVER has been able to. How he sounds live vs the albums...not even close. The studio can make anyone sound like a great vocalist
Yeah he's very similar to David Lee Roth, never the best singer but a good front man
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That's why i dug deep for Black Metal Emperor Bathory etc
Hated glam metal and grunge.
Posers sorry .
Posers 😂😂
Mate I hope you haven't spent too much time listening to Justin Horval on his youtube channel 🤣he'll have you seeing posers and 'canoes' everywhere 😆
Phil Collen ruined Def Leppard
I think the whole band have dropped the ball personally. Cheers for watching and commenting
@@mrboulder9714your absolutely correct that Jani was an absolute legend songwriter. Keep up the great work
The 90s sucked
Always good to see people with an open mind 😂
@@mrboulder9714 open mind? Right i Will tell you something that happened back then I was at a second hand record store where i saw a tape of a band named Spread Eagle, i told the woman at the counter ( Who was possibly American or Canadian by her accent) to put It on to see if i liked It She looked at the tape with disgust but that was normal back in that dreadful decade , if you were into 80s heavy metal you were outcast as a social reject,the magazines at the time ( even kerrang And metal mags) were bashing the whole decade,even artists Who were popular in the 80s were taking part in that crap. Some bands didnt get Any airplay, even Iron Maiden had to complain because Radio one refused to play them.As For These albums you mention they were mainly insincere trash that was forced upon them by the record companies in fact today they all reject those albums apart from possibly Motley Crue with the John Coraby album
Great topic! I've always been fascinated with this era of 80's bands trying to change with the times. A lot of decent albums from this era. I quite like Dysfunctional, Native Tongue, Warrant's Belly to Belly and Danger Danger's Dawn.
There's plenty of great albums released by 80's bands in the 90's that flew under the radar just because times had changed. Thanks for watching and commenting