ozzy85

That works although my mind clicked on Defenders of the Faith.

Invincible Shield has a mid 80s ring to it.

Orbit

Kyuss

1978 - The Driver

Yellow Raven - Scorpions

Better Off Dead

Herman "Ze German" Rarebell

Nick Oliveri (Kyuss, Queens of the Stone Age, Mondo Generator)

Woohoo! Looks like where I live except we have black bears. We're getting 77 and sunny today before it sinks to 50-60 and wet. Last warm dry day of the year.

How many flies does it take to screw in a light bulb? Two. But how the hell did they get in a light bulb?

Agreed. Take look at Carlos Santana. Fantastic long career. Learned his playing style based on the blues. Multiracial band . Articulate . Came up during the rise of Rolling Stain. would call him a master.

Kyuss

Machine Head - Deep Purple

Eat The Rich - Motorhead

I know it was quite some time ago, but I really like My Favorite Headache.

Rolling Stone back then did not like heavy metal or hard rock when it came out. Rush got a slagging in the press, as well as Led Zepplin, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk Railroad etc. It was all lumped in as dumb music your long haired little brother would like. Read some of Christgau's record reviews. Same thing, mostly. Seems like a lot of "real" hippies thought music peaked in 1967-69 and not much else matters. Even Rush was too populist for them.

1997 - Fatso Forgotso - Kyuss

Grand Funk Railroad

Over The Mountain - Ozzy

Greed

Damn Yankees

Weekend Warriors - Ned Tugent

I like being a Grandpa.

Lick It Up - KISS