ozzy85

I live in a 1974 Kentwood singlewide.

We have a Seattle-based band called Hell's Bells... a good AC/DC tribute band. Seen em three times. It's hard to think of all-female bands. I like Heart, also. Blondie is another female-fronted band I like.

A bit outta my era...

They're kind of a slow burn for me. I really got into Ten when it was out. It was just an awesome album and an interesting time in my life. Around the mid-'90's i left them (as well as most "Seattle" bands) alone for awhile. Picked up a couple of albums three months ago and have been kinda getting back into them.

QUOTE (RUSHHEAD666 @ Jul 21 2010, 02:48 PM) QUOTE (ozzy85 @ Jul 21 2010, 02:35 PM) Hmmm. My copy has the songs: I'm A Rebel Save Us No Time To Lose Thunder And Lightning China Lady I Wanna Be No Hero The King Do It Is this the first album? Yet another classic record. "I'm A Rebel" is Accept's second album. Yep that's when Udo had longer blonde hair. What a cutie! Not! Great record. Their first album is a self titled release. It's a good one too dude. The cover has that chick wearing a black outfit while holding a chainsaw. ACCEPT RULES!!! This album I have has just the word "Accept" on the front cover. It's incorporated into a sword hilt drawn on the cover. What is this one? It's on Passport records (Ithink I have a Preist album on that label also.)

Hmmm. My copy has the songs: I'm A Rebel Save Us No Time To Lose Thunder And Lightning China Lady I Wanna Be No Hero The King Do It Is this the first album?

What songs are on it? I have an indie label Accept album from 1980... hilarious glam back cover photo. Udo with long blond hair.

QUOTE (ridertoo98 @ Jul 15 2010, 06:14 AM) Am I loosing it or was there a GTO on here?? Nah, your not losing it. I was just guessing the car ILSnwdog posted. Yup, that GTO is a '72.

Sorry, dude! I'm back. http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/qq68/Ron1940/72PontiacGTO-Front.jpg BTW, the last one is a '55 Olds Holiday.

I'll slack you off, you fuzzy foriegner. I'll fill your bagpipes with Farina.

Comeback? Makes sense, comebacks usually happen around the 20-year mark. We need to see a balding, sugar whacked old Beavis pulling a Cornholio routine where he works now.

Mercury Marauder X-100. Badass machine. '69 or '70.

Cars. I like it, my grandson likes it, and there is some factual car stuff in there. Have the video game, too.

I wanted the Baby Ruth! Oh well, I guess I'll just get the movie and provide my own Baby Ruth...

Sounds like the one in the Rainbow cover has been modified, then. They probably didn't have photoshop, but airbrushing was common then.

Sooo... I get my copy of Beyond the Lighted Stage and start looking at the pictures... the shot of the arena crowd is the same one as the one in Rainbow's Long Live Rock'n'Roll inside photo, just reversed. The banner is changed to look like a Rush banner. I wonder if it's kind of a standard "'70's concert shot" that's been used a few times. Rushead 666, tick, I think we've talked about this Rainbow album, whatcha think? Love the DVD, BTW. The part where they're having dinner and getting buzzed on wine is hilarious.

Yep, it's a '70. Yer next.

I almost bought one of these... http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e2/ean12967/ford-thunderbird-1970a.jpg

A Sonnett II or type II?

Saab Sonnet.

You are both correct. Maybe I should have found a harder one...

This one has a face only a mother could love... what is it? http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj253/sportsatellite/interesting%20vehicles/1961Plymouth.jpg

Buick Special?

Detroit Rock City... the movie reminded me of me and a group of my friends back then. I remember purposely arc-ing two wires for fun in electronics class. Hell, I even had a similar flannel shirt and crappy mop haircut. Just bump up the year 1978 a couple and replace Kiss with the Scorpions... that was me and my buddies in high school.

Yikes! Looks like one of those coin-op kiddie rides they put outside of grocery stores. Looks like you get to go again, since you stumped everyone.