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for those who have never seen Sebastion Bachs work for those who have seen Sebastion Bach on supergroup on vh1 but dont know of his work check out this video its a perfect example of his vocal talent
http://www.youtube.com/wa...ted%20time Check it out ...Shiny Toy Guns R gonna blowup VERY soon and bring melody back to music..you heard it here 1st! http://www.myspacecomment...theone.mp3 | |
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Skid Row's first album was awesome. 
Tracks' like "18 & Life", "I Remember You" rock!  | |
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DJ506 said: Skid Row's first album was awesome.
Tracks' like "18 & Life", "I Remember You" rock! it was the butters. also, Big Boi from Outkast like them too. he said it on Cribs! | |
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DJ506 said: Skid Row's first album was awesome.
Tracks' like "18 & Life", "I Remember You" rock! The first album! Slave To The Grind is a damn masterpiece. It was a critical and relatively commerical success in 92. I think Skid Row toured with Pantera that year. | |
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I thought this thread was about him:
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Baz loves that association. | |
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You mean Johann? | |
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lilgish said: DJ506 said: Skid Row's first album was awesome.
Tracks' like "18 & Life", "I Remember You" rock! The first album! Slave To The Grind is a damn masterpiece. It was a critical and relatively commerical success in 92. I think Skid Row toured with Pantera that year. Slave to the grind was a badass cd. Yup, they toured with Pantera. I saw them. Shit was crazy. What do you guys think of Phil Anselmo? Did you see the Pantera Behind the music? That was the heaviest one i've ever seen. | |
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dancerella said: lilgish said: The first album! Slave To The Grind is a damn masterpiece. It was a critical and relatively commerical success in 92. I think Skid Row toured with Pantera that year. Slave to the grind was a badass cd. Yup, they toured with Pantera. I saw them. Shit was crazy. What do you guys think of Phil Anselmo? Did you see the Pantera Behind the music? That was the heaviest one i've ever seen. When did that air? | |
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dancerella said: lilgish said: The first album! Slave To The Grind is a damn masterpiece. It was a critical and relatively commerical success in 92. I think Skid Row toured with Pantera that year. Slave to the grind was a badass cd. Yup, they toured with Pantera. I saw them. Shit was crazy. What do you guys think of Phil Anselmo? Did you see the Pantera Behind the music? That was the heaviest one i've ever seen. Hah. I haven't thought about Pantera for a long time. I liked them in college, around 1992 or so. People like to clown them cuz they were a hair band at one time, but I liked them when I was into that sound. Sebastian Bach: prima donna with a great rock voice. I wore out my brother's copy of Slave to the Grind. | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: dancerella said: Slave to the grind was a badass cd. Yup, they toured with Pantera. I saw them. Shit was crazy. What do you guys think of Phil Anselmo? Did you see the Pantera Behind the music? That was the heaviest one i've ever seen. Hah. I haven't thought about Pantera for a long time. I liked them in college, around 1992 or so. People like to clown them cuz they were a hair band at one time, but I liked them when I was into that sound. Sebastian Bach: prima donna with a great rock voice. I wore out my brother's copy of Slave to the Grind. I always liked that Pantera had a little Van Halen in them. [Edited 7/7/06 18:42pm] | |
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lilgish said: RipHer2Shreds said: Hah. I haven't thought about Pantera for a long time. I liked them in college, around 1992 or so. People like to clown them cuz they were a hair band at one time, but I liked them when I was into that sound. Sebastian Bach: prima donna with a great rock voice. I wore out my brother's copy of Slave to the Grind. I always liked the Pantera had a little Van Halen in them. [Edited 7/7/06 18:32pm] That sounds like a David Lee Roth pickup line: "Ever had a little Van Halen in you? Want some?" | |
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minneapolisgenius said: I thought this thread was about him:
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I saw Pantera open for the Skids on that "Slave To The Grind" tour. It should have been the other way around. Pantera BLEW them off the stage. | |
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