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    Title: Whitesnake...Trilogy 
    Cost: �6.99                                               
    Running time: 30 mins approx                      
    Tracks: 6 (one is repeated though, so 5 different) 
                                                             
    1>                                                           
    Well, first off they showed clips of them filming videos with "Give
    me all your Love tonight" playing in the background.  Things like
    DC and HTK kernoodling again, flowing long blonde hair, posing and
    lots of directors running around, trying to look funny.                  
        
    2>               
    Second, (And in my opinion one of the best tracks to come out of
    1987 (the year, not the album) "Still of the night".  
                                                    
    This had an abundance of pelvic thrusts on the part of Sarzo, and
    Vandenberg does his Jimmy Page bit with a Violin bow.  Poor old
    Vivian Campbell is bobbing up and down like a yoyo, trying hard
    to look like a poser, but failing miserably - however, as he is
    the better guitarist of the two and does just about all the solo's
    on the video, he is excused.  D.C's mean/moody look is in fine form.
      
    3>                                                                  
    Next on the bill is "Here I go again".  This is an absolutely terrible
    version!!!!!!! bring back the HIGA of "Saints an' Sinners".  Again,
    lots of DC/HTK, and its at this point that there kernoodling becomes
    nauseating. Boring really!                 
      
    4>                                         
    Then there is "Is this Love".  More kernoodling - Arrrghhhhhh!!!!!
    Lots more posing and Sarzo's dyed his hair.  Me and my girlfriend
    are now convinced that Vandenberg was a donkey in a previous life.
      
    5>
    Then they did "Gimmie all your love tonight...Live"  this was the
    _only_ video without HTK, and to be honest, although I didn't like
    the track that much, this video was the best of the lot.  I _think_
    it was filmed at Wembly Arena at one of the December dates (If you
    look hard enough you'll see me :-).  Again lots of pelvic thrust
    fro all except poor old VC, who is slogging his guts out playing
    the solo's, and Tommy Aldridge the drummer, who has very little
    coverage anyway so even if he was posing, you wouldn't have seen him!!    
    I must say though that Vandengerg's thrusts had slowed down now
    and then, when he had to be the occasional note/chord.  One
    particularly revolting bit involves old Sarzo licking his guitar.
    Hmmmm. , maybe its coz HTK 'ain't around to do it for him.
                                                               
    6>                                                         
    They then showed more live footage and the credits with the best 
    track of the video "Love ain't no Stranger".               
                                                               
                                                               
    Marx out of ten?????????                                   
                                                               
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    5 (Too much posing). 
                                       
    KR
    -T                 

      
    Title: Whitesnake - Donington Park
    Cost:  �9.99 
    Running time: 55 mins
      
    This was recorded live at Castle Donington (England) on 20 
    August 1983 and is a complete opposite of the last one I 
    reviewed - f****** brilliant!!!!
                       
    None of this pelvic thrust lark.  David Coverdale, Micky Moody,
    Cozy Powell, John Lord, Collin "Bomber" Hodgkinson and Mel Galley
    explode through the real classic stuff that gave Whitesnake the 
    reputation it used to have. 
      
    Playlist (I think I've missed one out though):
    1) Walking in the shadow of the blues                  
    2) Rough and Ready                                     
    3) Ready and Willin'                                   
    4) Lovehunter                                          
    5) Mistreated                                          
    6) Solder of fortune                                   
    7) Ain't no Love (in the heart of the city)            
    8) Fool for your lovin'                                
    9) We wish you well 
                        
    Lovehunter features an excellent blues solo with his slide guitar,
    but David Coverdales voice is a bit off now and then, but this has
    gotta be real value for money, and a must for any 'snake fan.
             
    -T       

    
    
       I'm not sure if the video of "give me all your love tonight"
    is the same as the one they released for MTV as the one described
    in reply one but the one that is being showed on MTV was definetly
    shot at two shows at the Centrum in Worcester, Ma and yes I'm in
    it i had second row left center and I have a video copy and can
    point out myself and friends a total of two times . Well that's
    show biz i guess
    
    
    
    Bill

    
    
    	The METALLICA $19.98 Home Vid "Cliff 'em all" is a must.
    The production may not be A1 but the feeling is all there.  I wish
    someone would review it here because I can't find the words to describe
    it.
    
    Justice for all,
    			Darron.

    Dokken - home video I dunno how much $$
    
    It's funny, and the music video is first rate...
    
    It's got:
    
    Breakin' The Chains
    Into The Fire
    Alone Again
    Just Got Lucky
    The Hunter
    It's Not Love
    In My Dreams
    
    You gotta see the funny that Lynch (guitar hero extraordinair!)
    does with his Kramer gig-bag. "The Guitar Buddy Throw-and Go Heavy Metal
    Guitar Trainer" (complete with whammy-neck).
    
    It's killer.
    Jeff
    I think thats it.

    
    Does anyone know of any videos featuring Free .I have seen film
    of them doing "stealer" on the tv but have never found out where
    this has come from.
    Also are there any Lynyrd skynyrd videos about.The concert at Knebworth
    was filmed but I have never seen the end result.
    re.4
    fully agree about "cliff em all" shame the production was not a
    bit better in places (peoples heads in the way etc..)still well
    worth the money.
    
    steve.s
    
    

    I don't know if this video is available on tape however on LASERDISC
    it can only be rivalled by Iron Maiden's Life After Death video.
    The energy portrayed by the group is hypnotizing.  I couldn't leave
    the screen until it was all over.  I'm still waiting for my copy
    of the video.

    I thought the movie HEAVY METAL was done extremely well.  All the
    music seemed to fit the scenes.  The soundtrack itself is an excellent
    collection of metal tunes.  Does anyone know where I can pick up
    a copy of this movie, in stereo?  I've got a mono copy made from
    HBO about 5 years ago.  I have the soundtrack on record but combining
    it with the video would be impossible.  It just isn't THE WALL.

    	I rented "Van Halen - Live Without A Net" this weekend and played
    it about 4 times.  It's got more than just good music, it's fun
    to watch because these guys really have a good time together.  It's
    got a "fair" drum solo from Alex, more jungle sounds than flash.
    Michael Anthony does a bass solo with loads and gobs of effects,
    it hardly even sounds like a bass !  And then there's Eddie....the
    rest must be heard, and seen !  Hagar does justice and then some
    to all of the pre-Van Hagar tunes like Panama, Ain't Talkin' Bout
    Love, etc.  They also do a LOT of material off of 5150, naturally,
    and even do some Hagar tunes (I can't Drive 55).  They close the
    show with Rock and Roll of Led Zeppelin fame, and it cooks !!  
    Being a big Van Halen fan and NOT a David Lee Roth fan (Hear 'Em
    And Puke !) I thoroughly enjoyed it and whether you're a musician
    or not I think you'll like it !!!
    
    
    			- Jerry -

    
        If you haven't seen 'Dio - live at the Spectrum (PA)' then
        do so.  If you like your music hard and heavy then this is
        definitely for you.
    
        Dio is his usual incredible-sounding self here, backed by
        Jimmy Bain on bass, Vinnie Appice on drums, and the one-of
        -a-kind Viv Campbell wielding the 'axe'.
    
        He does all the stuff you'd expect him to ...
    
        Stand Up and Shout, Rainbow in the Dark, Heaven and Hell (from
        the Black Sabbath days), Egypt(Chains), The Mob Rules (another
        Black Sabbath song), Don't Talk to Strangers, The Last in Line,
        Mystery, and a few more.
    
        Viv breaks up 'Heaven and Hell' with an incredibly performed
        solo, complete with lighted guitar.  And Vinnie does likewise
        on the drums.
    
        He also has a great laser show, the laser spelling 'DIO' on
        the stage behind him.
    
        An honorable mention to Claude Schnell for his keyboard offer-
        ings.
                                                       Shawn L.
    

    Well HeadBangers...

    I picked up a copy of Priest's video compilation.  I thought it
    was cool.  It has video tracks for eight songs from 1979 to Turbo.
    It's got a real neat track for Turbo Lover, and the stereo quality
    is amazingly good.
    
    Now, for all you Harley Lovers, I got some bad news for ya;  Each
    JP track is broken by the band riding by on their bikes.  Funny
    thing though, unless Harley has come out with DOHC in-line four,
    they were all riding Honda's and Kawasaki's !  I guess Priest decided
    they'd make their mark with rice ! Agagagagagagaaaaa
    
    Heavy Metal Thunder !
    
    Check out the video.  $19.95
    
    jc

    In reply to .4 I would just say AWESOME!!!!! That video kicks *#@&!
    And a loud Metal Up...
    
                                     Chris...

    Has the Aerosmith video been released yet,if so ,has anyone seen
    it,whats it like,lets have a review asap
    steve.

    This video of MSG was filmed in 1983 just before this line up of
    the band split up. The band included Micheal Shenker(Guitar), Gary
    Barden (vocals), Chris Glen (base) and Ted McKenna(sp? drums). The
    Video last 60 minutes and includes the following songs:-
    
    Captain Nemo		Are You Ready To Rock
    Desert Song			Armed & Dangerous
    Into the Arena		Attack of the Mad Axeman
    Rock Will Never Die		Doctor Doctor
    
    There are a few more songs that I cant remember at present.
    If you like Shenker then this video is a must, it has been produced
    with the guitar slightly overshadowing the other instruments.
    The high point of the video is the encore "Doctor Doctor" where
    Micheal's brother Rudy (scorpions) and also the singer from the
    Scorpions join them on stage.
    Cost - �9.99
    
    Cheers
    Mark
    

    What makes a good heavy metal/rock video in your eyes, is it loads
    of semi clad females (or for you ladies, the semi clad band members).
    Lots of live concert footage, lots of just the band in a studio.
    A concept or storyline or will the music do on it's own without
    any distractions.?
    
    Jaberwocky ' who loves the ladies and the row of swinging bums in
                   Rhythm of Love by the Scorps'

        Well, what I like to see is some females (or one really
        cute one like:
    
        Kix - "Cold Blood"(?)
        Britney Fox - "Girlschool"
        Femme Fatale - "Waiting for the Big One"
    
        that is featured throughout the video).  Scantily clad is
        OK, but I'd rather see on ewith something nice looking on.
    
        I also like 'story-line' videos that have concert footage
        included.
    
                                                       GTI

    For me, I'd rather see concert footage of the bands rather than some
    chicks butt.  Not that I don't like to look at those of anything, but
    most of the time it doesn't relate to the music anyway and is therefore
    just a cheap shot to get your blood running faster.
    
    GH 

    I'll take the chicks butt any day, the music is the same whether
    or not your watching it.
    
    VAV
    

    
    
    	In response to the question,
    
    	the song itself!
    
    	Hollywood...................or the day it was made on! ;')
    

    Sometimes I find that in a video if you only get to see a few shots
    of the band live it wets your appetite and you end up willing the
    video to get onto the next live shot. From what i have seen of Judas
    Priest's videos they seem to do pretty well on storyline and live
    footage action,now they aren't a band i go ape about yet but i do
    like to watch their videos. Iron Maiden seem to be about the best
    at different ideas, but i think due to the strength of the music
    there is plenty of room for manouevre. You certainly know what your
    gonna get in a Kiss video anyhow.
    
    Jaberwocky.

    Alot of good footage of the band, from all perspectives and angles
    (I think the Bon Jovi video Bad Medicine has alot of good perspectives,
    because the fans in the audience have the cameras (I know, I know,
    I like the song too, so hang me)).
    
    The women add alot of nice dimensions.  *sigh*
    
    I like to have the camera in one place for afew seconds, anyway.
    I don't like to see a blur on the screen!
    
    I dunno.  Lotsa stuff.  The most important thing in a good HM video
    is obvious.  A good tune!!!  (Imagine if Stairway to Heaven was
    a video too when it first came out?  It would've been a BILLION
    seller!)
    
    HITMAN

    
    
    	Shots of the band, so you can get a feel of what they 
    	may be doing when and if they come around to your 
    	town....
    
    	Depending on the song, band, etc.  A story line is 	
    	good.  Off the top of my head, I can think of Poison's
    	Fallen Angel video.  The daughter wants to go to 
    	CA to "make it big"....and she sees it's not all 
    	glitz and glamour, etc. etc. etc.
    
    	You get the idea.
    
    	Tig~~
    

    Van Halen's Finish What Ya Started, IMO, is the perfect video.
    I love it!  I always end up with this good feeling after I've seen
    it.
    
    They really know what they're doing, having FUN!
    
    Steve O

    I just saw that Scorps Vid, I think the live footage blended well
    with the interviews, and the music, 
    Very enjoyable, I give it an 8 out of 10. 
    
    jh		

    I have tried for about a year now to find Motley Crue's video
    in the stores round-about Westboro, without luck.
    I guess there's a bunch of old footage, including some with
    Vince and Nikki in a garage or something, with their home-made
    stage, as kids trying to crank out some tune.
    sounds hilarious to me...and I love their old stuff!
    
    /Motorbreath...if I can just find Jane's Addiction's videee this
    weekend!!!

    	Everyone stop ragging on the Metallica vid!  It wasn't meant to be
    good.  Most of the footage is from fans who bootlegged the show.  The
    good parts were done professionally, obviously.
    	The Jane's Addiction vid is cool.  Really funny and quite an odd
    experience.
    	The Crue video is really good.  It's funny, put together well, and
    a lot of good music.
    	Another cool one is Hear N Aid.  That was the metal version of We
    Are the World.  There's a lot of interviews with a lot of metal dudes,
    and they show all the musicians putting together their parts.  Vocals,
    LOTS of guitar solos (Y.J. Malmsteen, George Lynch, Vivian Campbell,
    etc...) and more.  We're Stars is the song, and it's good.
    
    					That's it.  
    					Steve "What do you mean I can't 
    					       be President...?" 

    I saw an ad on MTV a few days ago for a "video metal magazine" called
    "Hard 'N Heavy".  There were quite a lot of metal stars in the
    advertisement.

    Sorry I didn't get the address or phone number (I was trying to make
    something to eat), but it sells for 19.95.

    gh

    I like Cr�e's video "Unsensored".
    
    It's obvious that those boize are havin' fun, and I want the blond in
    the back of Vince's limo...
    
    :^)

    
    The Hard 'N Heavy video is made by a British firm I believe.
    
    There are two volumes out at the moment and is packed with interviews
    and stuff. Its pretty good (I have them both). DON'T expect it to
    contain lots of promo videos - it contains a few but its not video 
    compilation tape.     
                          
    Still good stuff.

    Thats good.... very good.  There used to be a show called Monsters
    of Rock on Sky (Music Box).  Mick Wall presented it and to be perfectly
    honest he was the Ballzzz.  Just shows that the Bailie Bros. are
    a pair of pratts.
    
    Bonzo

    
    	Is there an ANTHRAX video available??
    
    /Motorbreath...May have to change to Judge Dredd if this keeps up

    
    	Yup...... "Oedivnikufesin" or whatever (like N.F.L).  Taped 
    in England during the ATL tour.  This is where the "I'm the Man"
    video is from.  It's good.
    
    	Not Anthrax, but I got S.O.D. live at Lamours.  Poor quality, but
    it's still good.  
    
    
    Paul

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    	Is it a good idea???  Does it appeal to you?  Video Tapes. 
    Are they worth getting...or is it a sign of selling out??
    
    	Do you buy them?
    
    BK
    

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    	I personally have Cliff `em all .... a DIO concert.  I've seen
    Ozzt tapes... Anthrax....Queensryche...Iron Maiden.
    
    	I think they're a good idea...only after a band has "made it"
    
    	Like Metallica.  They made no vid's till they were popular.
     They didnt use the vid market to help boost their image.  Should
    they??
    
    	I like some but not all.  
    
    BK
    

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    I never get tired of the early Iron Maiden footage I have. It's weird
    though...the Eddy seems to be from the first album (the ones on stage
    and the animated one at the end of the video) but they do Killers and
    Wrathchild. Most of the stuff is from the first album.
    
    Strange.
    
    /prc

    I think that video tapes of bands (concerts, not collections of MTV
    reject videos) are great.  It gives people a chance to watch live
    music, even if they live in an area where they can't actually go see
    them, or can't afford the incredibly inflated cost of actually
    attending a concert by a major artist these days.
    
    You guys in the New England area really have it good as far as the
    selection and frequency of good concerts there.  Denver has good ones
    too, I'm not complaining for myself, but there are a lot of areas where
    they don't get a good show but maybe a couple of times a year.  The
    videos really fill in there!
    
    Greg

Hello,

I've seen yesterday evening on MTV's Headbanger Ball the new "Smoke on the 
water" video clip dedicated to Armenia help after last year's earthquake.
The clip is heavy metal group oriented and it features many great stars like:
Ian Gillan, Bruce Dickinson, Richie Blackmore, Brian May, Roger Taylor,
David Gilmour and others which I have not recognized.
The clip is ok and "Smoke on the water" is very good even compared to the
original. Don't miss it.

Sorin

    
    there is also a compilation video out for Rock Aid Armenia.  I think
    Bon Jovi donated Living on a Prayer, but I can't remember the others
    off hand.
    
    Flip

    
    	Iron Maiden's "Wasted Years" video is great ... a (seemingly)
    	complete "Eddie Anthology", including album covers and other
    	photos (posters, etc.).
    
    	MTV seemed to have a little trouble with their equipment on
    	Saturday night ... we got "treated" to the video for "Hold
    	On" by Wilson Philipps when they announced Dirty Looks' "Go
    	Away".  That's like substituting ABBA when Metallica doesn't
    	show up at The Centrum.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	XYZ's "Inside Out" video switches from day to night and back
    	repeatedly.  Did it take that long to film?
    
    	The female lead in Dio's "Rock 'n' Roll Children" is a doll.
    	Cute little brunette with a slight turned-up nose.
    
    	Did anyone notice that the guy who gets blown up in Judas
    	Priest's "You've Got Another Thing Coming" video looks alot
    	like a mannequin when his pants start to fall down?  Talk
    	about pitiful.
    
    							GTI
    

I just purchased Hard n Heavy video special on thrash/speed metal...heres
    my thoughts.
    
    Overall the quality is good,but too many interviews and not enough
    time spent on the live footage and videos.(There`s not one full
    length video-they`re all cut up with interviews.)
    
    Worth checking out though.
    
    Capt Cook
    

    HAS ANYONE CHECKED OUT THE WARRANT VIDEO"DIRTY ROTTEN FILTHY STINKING 
    RICH." IF YOU HAVEN'T GIVE IT A SHOT. THE VIDO IS PACKED FULL OF
    WARRANT AT THEIR BEST, LIVE!!! IT DOES HAVE A FEW PITIFUL SEQUENCES
    WITH MR. BUCKSLEY THE CHARACTER ON THE FRONT OF THE ALBUM WHICH COULD 
    OF BEEN LEFT OUT BUT OTHERWISE IT KICKS BUTT!!! THEY PLAY MOST IF NOT
    ALL OF THE SONGS ON THE ALBUM, PLUS THE MTV VIDEO VERSION OF "HEAVEN".
    DEFINETLY A VID WORTH CHECKING OUT!!!!
    
    
                                THE "B."
    
    

    Heard yesterday that Ratt is putting out an X-rated video to go along
    with their new album Detonator.
    

    I have seen the video for Ozzy's Ultimate Sin but are they any videos
    by Black Sabbath? They are my favorite group and Ive never gotten to
    see them in Concert
    

    
    Paranoid and Iron Man.

    I've seen a vid for Mob Rules, dat ain't ozzy tho its Dio.

    Isn't there a live concert video featuring Ozzy?I'm sure I've seen one.
    
    
    
                                                Staynz

    You mean there is music videos for Paranoid and Iron man?
    

    
    re: .74
    
    Yep. From "we sold our souls for rock and roll".

    The videos are the cheapy one one from years gone by.
    
          The band is ragamuffin lookin and just stand there the whole
    time. It's very humorous, pudgy little Ozzy has long greasy hair
   ( that's parted in the middle) and looks like he's trying to swallow 
    the mic.heeheeheeheee
     
        The videos are pretty" phycho"delic and they also have that ugly
    green-tint to them!
    
                Not very pleasing to your average video veiwer but a god 
 send to a Black Sabbath fan 
    
                            Frizkid
    

    I Rented to Live Ozzy one,but I can't remember the name of it.
    This was one of the Tours with Jake E. Lee.
    And the Awesome Ozzy Chair!!!
    
                Crazy_No_backstage_STuff_just_all_live_Al

    I remember back in high school, going to a midnight movie that featured
    Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult. I think the title of the film was
    called.....
    
      
    .....Black and Blue.
    
    MF

	I thought I would list a couple of the new videos I got in the
	past week.....  I didn't see any other note about either of them....

	Megadeth - Rust (or Rusted I don't remember which -Seth) in Pieces.

	It contains the following videos...

	"Holy Wars... The Punishment Due." *
	"Hanger 18" *
	"Peace Sells"
	"Anarchy in the U.K." *
	"In my Darkest Hour."
	"Wake up Dead."
	and a few different parts of interviews (It is great when both of the
	Dave's cut down a few of the people in Decline of Western Civilization
	II, I loved the skunk part)..
	
	* uncensored.. 
	(they are not necessarily in that order, I can't remember the order
	for sure.)

	I think it is a video definitely worth buying....

	-Seth

	Another video that I got within the last week is a new tape
	from Extreme..

	Extreme - Photograffiti

	It is a collection of all of Extreme's videos to date.  

	"Decadent Dance" *
	"Get the Funk Out"
	"More than Words"
	"Little Girls"
	"Mutha..."
	"Kid Ego"
	(am I missing any?) 
	and interviews with the band....

	* uncensored.

	once again I think this Video is definitely worth buying (otherwise
	I wouldn't have bought it right...)

	-Seth

    
    	Can anyone comment on Video Sheet Metal Volume 2 which features:
    
    		Alice in Chains, Goo Goo Dools, Helmet, Megadeth, Mind Over
    		Four, Skinyard, Tad, and Thee Hypnotics...
    
    	Other than a mailorder reference in Industrial Metal I've never
    	seen it in the stores and I'm curious for any comments from anyone
    	who might have it.
    
    	- Jim

    
    Coolest video u think of:
    
    Mine:
    VH....Hot for Teacher.
    White Snake....Still of the night/fool for your love.

       Both of the Danzig vids, Danzig and Lucifuge, are cool.
       
       Sepultura live in Spain video concert from the Arise tour jams.
    
       Rush, A Show of Hands, live concert video is cool and it's longer
    than the CD or the tape. It has more songs on it than CD or cassette.
    
       Black Sabbath, Never Say Die, live concert video is classic.
    
       Ozzy Osbourne, Bark At The Moon, live concert video is cool. It's an
    import video from Japan.
    
       The Ultimate Revenge video features Slayer, Exodus and Venom. It's
    pretty cool. It's also pretty old live concert footage but production
    is great.
    
       Roger Waters, Radio K.A.O.S. video is cool.
    
       Pink Floyd, Live at Pompeii, is cool. It shows some of the recording
    session for Dark Side Of The Moon and some stuff off of Meddle.
    
             
        Bye The Way, you can rent or buy any of these videos at Indepent
    Records in Colorado Springs.
    
    
        Take It Easy
    
        T.Jensen

    Ahhh....the Ultimate Revenge video. Eeeeh,that brings back some
    memories.
    
    I think that wuz released about 85 or 86,if i remember correctly.
    

  >     Black Sabbath, Never Say Die, live concert video is classic.
    
    Is this a full concert with Ozzy from the Never Say Die tour?  (Or that
    period in time anyway, I don't know if they toured then.  They weren't
    getting along so well then I don't think.)
    
    I've never seen it anywhere.
    
    Ken
    
    

    Yep!  It's pretty much a full length.  Fairly decent overall...  You
    should see the dred-knots on Bill Ward... he looks like a barbarian! 
    (Not to make any generalization about dreds, but he *does*!)  8^)
    
    Chad

    If anyone is interested in "Theartrical Metal" get the 2 Bloodgood
    videos. You won't be disappointed...The singer was in the popular
    broadway musical "Hair". You can find them at a christian book/music
    store. If they don't have them in stock you can order them. If you need
    any help let me know. These videos are a must for all...

    
    A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica.
    
    Good Videos.
    

    Hey Chris is that a double vid? 
                                    Rat

    
    Yes. Part one and Part two. part one is studio footage. and part two is
    on the road footage.
    

    Thanks, I was just wondering cuz I saw it in the store the other day
    and hadn't realized it was a double.... thought maybe it was like AC/DC
    where you could get either the single or double version!
                                                            Rat

    Oh what the heck I'll take a 100 too!

    
    Well you can buy part one and part two sperately if that's what you
    mean.
    

    Well no I'd want both but I just wasn't sure if that was they way they
    were selling it or if maybe I was looking at the wrong thing!
                                                                 Rat

    How many hundred bucks did that one cost you, Chris?
    
    gh

    
    Cost me about 17 bucks a piece. Lower than the normal 20 bucks other
    bands make you fish out.
    

    Yep that was the cost out here too!
                                       Rat

    I got both for $28

    (Hey, I'm relatively new to this, so if there's al_ready a note on this
    topic, will somebody move this to the correct note.)
    
    I wuz wonderin what everyone's all_time clicker video(s) are?  You
    know, those AW_FULL ones that the minute they come on you immediately
    click to another station?  My latest, perhaps greatest, is Dave
    Mustang (sp?) in all his glory singing:
    
    	"Hello mmmmmmMMMMMeeee; it's mmmmMMMMeEE again...."
    
    			NOT!!! click.

    
    RE: -1
    
    Sweating Bullets is a RULIN' video!
    
    

    "Ya take a mmmmMMMMor_tal mmmmMMMMMaaNNNN...
     Put em in con_trolllll...
     Whatchem be_kum a ggggGGGGGEEEEEE_OOOOHHHHDDDD!"
    
    	<CLICK!!!>

    
    
    
    No way...

    
    Symphony Of Detruction rules! Yer talkin' crazy, sister!

    It's ok; it's ok, Chris...
    
    I've dug the unforgiven, man.
    This bitter (wo_)man, you see,
    No longer cares........
    
    AND - I want to have Lars Ulrich's baby....
    
    AND - I do a KILLER Liza Minelli doing James Hetfield...

    
    Lars Ulrich is a hundred times the drummer Steven Adler and Matt Sorum
    ever even hope to be.
    
    So thair!
    
    But I suppose if Guns N' Roses can remain sober for maybe a few hours
    in the day they can write a good tune or two.
    
    
    

    You're right esco_dude; Lars IZ a killer drummer, probably even better
    than Sorum, who's pretty good.  (let's not even bother with Adler, man.
    I think he wuz the only weak link in the killer chain that wuz the
    early G n' Fn' R.)  I liked Lars in the old days tho, when he talked
    less and played more... that boy's got a motor_mouth on him, fer sure.

    
    I agree wid all my heart. Lars can't shut up. I try to ignore him when
    he goes off onto one of his tangents. 
    
    
    

    I really hate, you knowwww, like, when lars gets on his TALKing thing,
    you knowwwwww??  (tosses hair), and like he just can't shut up about
    hoe AWEsome the BAND is doing these days (tosses hair), and like how
    they only wanna play and tour, you know?

    
    .115
    
    Hey Chris my drummin' chops are better than Lars' ;^)  
    
    -tony (I wish)

    Hey Tart,
    
    But the burning question in everyone's mind is ...  Can you play the
    double pass part to ONE in your sleep??

    
    Err.. double bass ?? Whassat ? Is that like double chocolate ?
    
    -Tony (your calories will be legendary)

    I Heard that Commit about the Double_Bass...
    
    I"Click"_A_Lot latley when Eye_Ballin the tube..
    The"Sweatin_Bullets"Vid has nice Effects(But Rather Self_Absortion on
    Mustangs part,IMHO)I'm glad they show the other Band Member in their
    little Cells,fer A_Bit. Good tune fer the times..But Not my Line.
    This band made the right move by making an Album that would be more
    "Exsept_Able"By The_Powers_That_Allow_Massive_Sell_Age".
    ANd as we all know,Their Tour/Album is doin Great.
    
    May_Be I"Click_It"when he sings that line."My_Hair_Is_Gettin_Thin"??
    
       Crazy_I_Think_He_Hit's_A_Sore_Spot_There_AL      ++==:_)

    Al said it best; I guess it just bugs me the way Mustang spend 95% of
    the video talkin to himself.  Yeah, the song's a sign_o_the_times, but 
    not my line either... I dunno, maybe seein good ol' Dave coverin the
    Innaugural (sp?) with Rikki Rrryuck_man was just too much for me..
    But I'll warn you, this is comin from a "die_hard" Alice in Chains
    fan who understands why some of THOSE guys don't even care to fackin
    vote... ya know?  To me, Washington and HM that moves me are poles
    apart.
    Sister_when_it's_my_time_to_throw_the_next_stone_I'll_call_u_Beautiful_t.
    

    
    The song's about schizophrenia. That's why there is four Mustaines, and
    four Friedmans and so forth. Mustaine sings the song that's why he's in
    the video so much.
    
    

    Hey, chris, can u explain why it's about schizos?  (note: schizophrenia
    does NOT mean multiple personalities.. a common misconception.)  But I
    still wouldn't mind you explainin it to me more...  And I still think
    it's a clicker! but anyway...

    
    Well 
    
    for starters; "Hello me, meet the real me"
    
    		
    

    >Well 
    >
    >for starters; "Hello me, meet the real me"
    
    
    Yeah...go on...

    Ok.. I got the impression his message less about multiple, distinct 
    personalities and more about what Hetfield sings about in Sad But
    True -- about our inner selves, the good parts and the bad parts; the
    many facets of our selves. OK, schizophrenia if you wanna coin it that.
    
    	I'm the truth; [you're] telling lies
    	I'm your reasons, alibies
    	I'm inside, open your eyes...
    	I'm You...

    Schizophrenia -101-
    
    	schizophrenia isn't a mutiple personality disorder but rather a
    disorder that the person with it hears voices and usually suffers from
    extreme paranoia.
                     Rat

    
    Well that's what Mustaine says it's about. If you think you know what
    it's about, Buck, then I guess you know more than the guy who wrote the
    song.
    
    
    
    
    

     
     Well been awhile since anyone has written in this note, anyways:
    
     
     Saw a video a few days ago on Much Music (Canadian MTV eh!) wanted to
    find out the name of the group (missed it).  The video was about a band
    looking for a bass player, had some 'stars' in it:  Sting at the end, 
    Gilbert Godfried, Gene Simmons (trying out for the bass position but
    was told they were looking for a person with more experiance..) and I
    think the grandfather from the munsters.... ooookk anyways:
    
     Anyone know the name of this band/song?
     (Music is more alternative than metal I guess, but since I read this
      conf regularly, might as well post it here.........)
    
    Keith
    

    re: -1
    
    I think the name of the band is Stuttering John.  I know that's the
    singers name anyway.  It's the guy from the Howard Stern show (on TV) who
    always asks celebrities all kinds of explicit questions, while he
    stutters through it all.
    
    I don't remember the name of the song.
    
    |KS|
    

    The band is called STUTTERING JOHN, and the song is "talk my way out of
    it".  Was that Nuno in that video as well??

     
     Don't know if Nuno was in the video or not, missed some of it..
    
     Thanks for the Info..
    
    Keith
    

    Just Listenin to WAAF and they're Gonna have John Bobbit on at 5pm.
    They where talkin about his New X_Rated Vidio that has Cameos by
    Lemmy(MotorHead)and Vince Niel.
    
      Crazy_Along_With_A_Bunch_Of_Wenches_Carryin_2_Bags_Of_Silicon_On_
         Their_Chests_Al.