Doctor J

Their second album dropped a lot of the Zep influence and was all the better for it. It's a good rock album for sure, they were a decent band. The first album I like but it is just too close for comfort.

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2021/06/the-beatles-get-back-exclusive-deep-dive-peter-jacksons-movie

More footage, more Beatles? Sounds good to me

Tony Choy Roger Patterson Troy Gregory Billy Gould Geezer Doug Wimbish Muzz Skillings Bernard Edwards Cliff Williams

That's quite proper, very nice.

Kingdom Clone around my way 🙂

In 1990, Rhino Bucket famously released the best AC/DC album since Back in Black

Perhaps Bob Daisley does that, uncredited, for him, too? 😁

But if you're a lad who likes to waste time you'll see that and think "Ay-up, there's time to be wasted here, open goal!" It's practically an invitation to a time-wasting enthusiast.

It's mine. It could be yours 😁

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First to see will buy this sentiment!

It was only a matter of time before Peter realised he could make a lot more cash by just buying up the stock himself, signing it and flogging it on 😂

The story of Dan Nelson and Frankie is going to be awkward... unless they choose to skip over that bit 😂

I grew up with Joey and love his stuff, saw them on the State of Euphoria tour, but the Bush albums are fantastic and woefully maligned. The WCFYA gig in Dublin in 03 was one of the very best gigs I have ever been to (and that's a lot of gigs 😂) Bushthrax lives!

I think he released another book which has much of the stuff he left out of the autobiography, but which had featured on the spoken word tour he was doing shortly before the autobiography came out. Speaking of Anthrax, anyone else enjoying their 40th anniversary videos? They're very enjoyable. Joey is about to look really sad in the next episode. Viva Bushthrax!

Maybe he's not lying when he said a guy came and collected it, just that the collection happened in April? I can't see you not getting a refund from ebay/paypal. This situation is incredibly fishy.

Nice. I've lusted over quite a few Dragonfly basses in the u-box over the years. They tend to look quite spectacular and yours is no exception.

The memories of Lars denying thrash (as early as 1988) had me thinking fondly of this BBC Arena documentary, which I watched countless times as a youth. I still have the old VHS tape of it somewhere. It's well worth 60 minutes of your time if you like the heavier side. Great days.

Until Kreator, Sodom and Destruction came along 😁

The same Lars Ulrich who spent years denying Metallica were ever a thrash band? 😉

I would argue Overkill (the song) isn't thrash. Thrash was that fast, hardcore-derived beat, combined with metal riffs, rather than punk-type chord progressions - at least that's what it was back in the 80's, before the term got diluted by lazy journalists to describe the output of a cluster of bands rather than a style of music. It was never the type of double-bass drumming in Overkill. Bear in mind the geography - thrash was pioneered in California, the home of hardcore punk and those early thrash bands were most definitely exposed to it. You combine that fast beat with the riffs of the likes of Judas Priest, Maiden, Motorhead, Venom and NWOBHM and you get thrash. Singling any of them out for individual credit is quite wrong, in my opinion. Thrash examples: https://youtu.be/9MsiHRPiXCI?t=107 https://youtu.be/TnRZhLRv6eM?t=30 https://youtu.be/xeK1E1HaMdY?t=52 https://youtu.be/iSHsNbhQkw0?t=15 https://youtu.be/2GNt4UGa4tg?t=7 https://youtu.be/c0VkXJjH-uA?t=18 https://youtu.be/AeififDPVCw?t=3 https://youtu.be/YmWEP6pPzgg?t=30 https://youtu.be/LtaH2yllusU?t=12 https://youtu.be/Hf__tRy0g10?t=74 https://youtu.be/T5SKqEE2U-g?t=4 https://youtu.be/1v6LC6ZsRjo?t=74 https://youtu.be/ASFfYKqJWHA?t=27

You might say that doesn't... bode well for the new poster 🤔 I'm so sorry, so very sorry!

Too funky