DDOZZY

We all know all bands are about the money, Rush puts out a new live dvd after every tour, because music is their living, Never forget with no Kiss there would be no Rush, they had the same fanbase, The trouble with Kiss is Gene , he puts his money out in front and it gets to people, If gene wasn't such a jerk, Kiss would get more respect, The best Rush concerts were when Max Webster opened for Rush, and if Nickelcrap played with Rush they would get younger Fans, I hate Nicklecrap but thats the musiic of this generation, our old bands are slowly dying out, Rush and Kiss jam in rhhof , and play Led Zep that would be a show

Rush and Kiss are both rock bands, if rush was a prog band they would have been finished in 1977, Since the majority of people view rush and kiss as the same type of music, rock, rush sould induct kiss into the rock and roll hall of fame, When Rush got in last year , it made it easier for kiss to get in, I saw yes in april this year, it was the most boring concert, Rush induct Kiss and they jam together what a perfect show.

I got my poster and album back from Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, I was happy till I opened them up, they came back unsigned I was sad, what a bummer. I got my "All the worlds a stage"album signed at Copps in 2011, during the time machine tour, I never posted it before here it is http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/4218/2nh1.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us

I sent to copps collusium in hamilton in 2011, for the time machine tour, I sent my all the worlds a stage album cover, it came back signed, I e-mailed copps, last week and they replied they pass items to artist, I will be sending a poster and album this time. Go to the post office to get proper postage for both envolopes.

Another perfect Day, my fav song, I got mine, I saw the basterds tour in Toronto, moterhead opened for black sabbath in a small bar, in 1994, one of my fav shows.Bastards is a great album, sings with ozzy, slash plays with guitar, Im not a nice guy a great song, plus ace of spades, 1916, rock and roll, march and die, plus the new one was good the world is yours, seeing them play in small bars is the only way, Lemmy rules, and I liked the movie, The man drives a tank, a german jagapanther. :D-13: :syrinx:

I saw Yes at Massey Hall in Toronto, on april 11, I am not a yes fan, some friends wanted to go, they played closer to the edge , going for the one and the yes album, 3 full albums and roundabout for encore, Im impressed the old timers still could do it, they had a 20 minute break, they played from 7-10, I only new 2 songs, roundabout and the other hit, the crowd was really into it, the singer sounded like Jon anderson, Im still not into them, it was a good show.

My favourite AC//DC album, next to Fly on the wall, I had it on cassette and album, someone stole my AC//DC albums a few years ago, when I was moving, the albums were in great condition, Like brand new, I was so pissed off AAARRR.

Copps Coliseun in Hamilton, I sent my album there in 2011, and it got signed, Toronto and Montreal don't forward to bands.

I saw Jason's band play at Massey hall, in january, I was impressed it was better than expected, i seen led zeppelin tribute bands before but this just blows those away Jason is a amazing drummer, the band is tight, they sound like Zep.

Bon jovi fell of a big cliff, but was saved by his hair as he bounced to hair metal and soccer mom music, and made a lot of money , and still is one of the biggest acts out there, I guess money talks Phil collins and genesis was the face of pop music in the 80's, if they didn't change after gabriel left they were finished , prog was done for by 1979, disco and punk killed it, than metal killed of disco and punk

I was at that hamilton show, we thought he was talking to some drunks or a old couger was showing her girls to him, because he said something like nice way to use your kids, must be a slow news day for the toronto sun to put it on front page, I wonder if pete will autograph a copy for me, and by the way ain't small kids supposed to stay away from him. He doesn't like that girls generation

Any body remember Krokus, I just found 3 albums in my collection, I forgot about them, they were metal, They were a swiss metal band. Headhunter,Hardware and blitz were great albums.

Flick of the switch was another great one, the top 2 Johnson albums, Fly on the wall and flick of the switch, after black in black, these 2 prove it they still have it, Fly on the wall was much heavier sounding than flick, songs like Danger, fly on the wall, shake your foundations and sink the pink yelled metal, plus that was my 3 ever concert I went to, and the loudest concert I ever heard, The stage show was the Bell, 2 cannons and the band with a big fan behind them, today I listed to flick of switch, just love this house is on fire, nervous shakedown, bedlam in Belgium and of course flick of the switch and rising power.

RUSHHEAD666, on 21 February 2013 - 04:30 AM, said: treeduck, on 21 February 2013 - 04:23 AM, said: Enemy Within 77, on 21 February 2013 - 03:32 AM, said: DDOZZY, on 21 February 2013 - 03:21 AM, said: Anvil- Forged in fire Saxon- Denim and leather Motorhead- Ace of spades Iron maiden-Powerslave Dio-Holy diver Black sabbath-Sabatage Whitesnake-Slide it in Judas priest-British steel Metallica-Ride the lighting AC//DC-Fly on the wallEven though I don't consider AC/DC metal, I like that you're showing some love for the vastly underrated Fly On The Wall!Yeah Fly on the Wall is a solid album. Flick of a Switch is even better! You wankers are driving me nuts tonight!! "Fly On The Wall" sucks! "SINK THE PINK!" PURE CRAP! Pat! You have been telling me how much you love "Flick Of The Bitch" for years! I hate it! Brian Johnson can't even wear Bon Scott's jock strap! There is no comparison! BON RULES BRIAN IS A STOOL! Ha ha! I've met Brian he's a great guy, very down to earth, and will drink with you for hours even with a gig only an hour or two away. Apparently these days he's a great racing driver too! Like This Flick of the switch was another great one, the top 2 Johnson albums, Fly on the wall and Flick of the switch, after black in black, these 2 prove they still have it. Fly on the wall was much heavier sounding than Flick, songs like Danger, fly on the wall, sake your foundations, sink the pink just yelled metal. Plus that was my 3 concert I ever went to, and the loudest show I ever heard, The stage show was the bell , 2 cannons and the band, and a big fan behind them, and listened today to flick of the switch , just love this house is on fire, nervous shakedown, bedlam in Belgium and of course flick of the switch and rising power.

Anvil- Forged in fire Saxon- Denim and leather Motorhead- Ace of spades Iron maiden-Powerslave Dio-Holy diver Black sabbath-Sabatage Whitesnake-Slide it in Judas priest-British steel Metallica-Ride the lighting AC//DC-Fly on the wall

I just saw the who play at copp's coliseum, in Hamilton, they were amazing did not expect that type of show, they played all of Quadrophenia and had a opening act called vintage trouble, they played soul and rock they were pretty good . I did not think they had in them, They had 10 muscians on stage including ringo star son, on drums. They took no breaks and played right thru., They played 6 songs in the enchore, It rocked, I was really suprised it was 99% sold out. :D-13:

Motley crue Aerosmith{ The biggest fall of all} Judas priest and Iron maiden { I grew up with this bands, by 1990 they were finished} Kiss{ Selling prouduct, their high point for me was Lick it up and mid 80's} I disagree on Genesis, there best was the phil collins era,there prog stuff was small cult like following, I never got into the proggy stuff, just boring.

Maybe if eddie and his son are writing music together, they are doing a side project away from the band or a new version of van halen ?

Got tickets to yes on april 11, I have never seen them in concert, there playing massey hall, a small venue, not much into them, when I was younger, they had that song owner of a lonely heart, that was a great album, I am going to check out bands I have not seen , and also the who on april 19, I have not seen them live either

The first scream in fast as a shark by accept, pain killer by judas priest, the end screams of Am I going insane by black sabbath, that gave me chills the first time I heard it, disturbing the priest by black sabbath when Ian Gillian was singer, in fact much of that born again album and anthem by rush :martini: :pokercards:

I saw the Jason Bonham's Led-Zeppelin experience last night at Massey hall in Toronto, I was impressed, nearly sold out, it was a amazing show ,After the show they were selling bootleg zeppelin t- shirts outside, got one, nice shirt the bootleg t-shirts are getting better.

The CA setlist rocks, the string section, video and pyro gets your attention, the first setlist was weak ,I think the boy's saw the lukewarm responce playing so many keyboard era songs together, that period of music just did not age well. I wish they played limelight at my show, it bring's life to the crowd.

Sabbath was the first band I got into, my brother's friend lent us , we sold our soul for rock and roll, album, I was hooked from that day on, buying born again the first day it come out, skipping 1st period class, show I could be the first to buy the album when the store opened,nothing beats, disturbing the priest, zero the hear, born again and digital bitch, but the sound quality was poor, Dio era was my faverate, even live evil, become a huge Dio fan, goto so some love for eternal idol, headless cross, the seventh star,, dream come true when I finally saw sabbath, in 1986 for the seventh star tour, any form of sabbath is good, I agree sabotage is their best, the entire album is a pure metal monster.

Anvil Exciter trooper forgotten rebels, I saw them last year, can't believe there still around teenage head saga

Even metallica, they did the orion music festival in alanta, , they headlined 2 nights , Playing a differnt album a night including the black album, they had , I believe over 30 acts on the bill, over 2 nights and only 26000 tickets were sold for booth nights, and this is the mighty metallica,