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When do think Steven Tyler sold out?

But why would you want to put in the effort after hearing that song?

Your problem with Accept probably was that they were responsible for the song Balls To The Wall. Why anyone would have interest in them after hearing that I will never know 😄

They're a fun band in small doses for me. Their songs are catchy as hell and a blast to sing along with. But the majority of what they do is the same kind of song. Anyways, check out the albums Heroes and The Art Of War if you're interested in listening to them more.

This album always makes me think of the crush my dad used to have on Nancy. My brother and I watched MTV a lot back then. If he was within earshot when a Heart video came on, he would always come into the living room and watch just so he could see Nancy 😄

That's what I've been saying this whole time 😂

The Serpent and The King has been starting to get some decent rotation on Siris XMs liquid metal. I've heard Invincible Shield get played a few times as well. I'm happy that there's still a "radio" station out there playing new metal from legendary bands instead of thinking that they haven't done anything of note in the last 35 years like regular radio does these days.

LA, New York, Nashville and Toronto are sold out now. Toronto sold out twice. They originally booked a 900 capacity venue which is too small for them at this point, then they upgraded the venue to a 1,400 capacity and it sold out again. Not sure how Pittsburgh isn't sold out since that place only fits 380. Still not sure why they would book a place that small. Maybe they had a day to fill on the road and figured what the hell.

There is nothing wrong with The Warning 😎

Bob wrote all his songs.

They reached 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify yesterday. And Dany celebrated by having a live chat on Patreon yesterday while she was working on Patreon rewards. So work never stops for her. Tickets for their US tour went on sale today. Due to the incompetence of their booking agency putting them in venues that are way too small for them in some areas, anyone who wants to go see them might want to get on that right away.

I'm not even a fan of hers. I just know the big hits. I couldn't even tell you if I know Treat Me Right or You Better Run just by reading the song title. But I know what Shadows Of The Night sounds like instantly even though I probably haven't heard that song in many years before this poll was created.

Still, Shadows Of The Night isn't in the poll 😄

Shadows Of The Night is still missing 😄

The vocal mixing is atrocious during the chorus. I can't make out a single word Floor is saying in it besides the song title and I've heard the song about ten times now. It's good they have that soft part at the end where Troy's voice is nice and clear and I can actually hear what the words to the chorus are. How can you bury a voice as glorious as Floor's like that and be perfectly fine with it?

What? That was one of her highest charting songs. It may have went to number one.

Where's Shadows Of The Night? Invalid poll.

If they played Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse or Albany I believe they would get a really good turnout because they would be drawing fans from all over the state who live outside of NYC. There is also the close proximity to southern Ontario so they could get people to come down from Canada who might not want to deal with the traffic going to Toronto to see them. They could probably get a few fans from northern PA too. It's just strange to me that an entire state is just being ignored like that when they've done so much touring in the US. Yes, NYC is huge but there's more to New York than that.

I think the new song is good but I'm not blown away by it in any way.

That happened at a number of shows for their European tour. I'm not sure their booking agency realize how popular they've gotten and they really shouldn't be playing anywhere that has less than 1,000-1,500 capacity at this point. The show in Pittsburgh is only 380 capacity and the Atlanta show is only 550. How does the band even cover their travel costs and make it worth it playing places that small? The show in Nashville is less than 1,000 too. Meanwhile the show I'm going to in Cleveland is a 2,000 capacity venue. The venue booking for this tour makes no sense to me.

The only thing I was shocked at was you saying that Geezer and Bill are your favorite rhythm section ever because I don't remember hearing that from you until the other day. So naturally my first thought was where the hell did that come from? 😄

They really did have to change with Dio. His voice is just so different from Ozzy's. So much so that Ronnie didn't even sound right when he would sing the Ozzy era stuff. I'm sure Ozzy would have sounded like complete mud butt trying to sing Dio's stuff as well.

Yes, it was.

Very close to how I would rank them. I would switch The Sin and The Sentence with What The Dead Men Say though.

I'm going to Cleveland to see them. It's a three hour drive from Buffalo where I live. Honestly, I'm disappointed that with all the touring they've done in North America the last two years that they once again don't have a show in New York state outside of NYC. Between us, Rochester, Syracuse or Albany, I would have figured one of them would have got something by now. I know things need to line up right logistically for any show to happen. But to once again not to hit anywhere else in New York state at all is very odd to me at this point.