Mash-ups? When did it become '07 again? It's amusing if nothing else. Addendum: RATT and Cinderella were the best of the hair metal 80s band IMO, Motley Crue was at their best with Dr. Feelgood and Appetite For Destruction actually killed Aqua-Net, eyeliner metal.

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The Crüe was sober for Dr. Feelgood and their music was much more focused. It was a great album. Nikki Sixx noted how fucking high and suicidal he was for Girls, Girls, Girls and the writing and production was shit.

TrivialPursuit said:

UncleGrandpa said:

Mash-ups? When did it become '07 again? It's amusing if nothing else. Addendum: RATT and Cinderella were the best of the hair metal 80s band IMO, Motley Crue was at their best with Dr. Feelgood and Appetite For Destruction actually killed Aqua-Net, eyeliner metal.

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Actually I would say that Nirvana and Pearl Jam where the movement that did that "killing" but also that "hair" metal thing as people call it, GNR were part of it lets not deny that. And the hair band thing also killed itself like everything else kills itself, I mean POP boy bands are gone and that was selling a million a day till everyone copied it, RB Guy groups, the whole Boyz II men days, that burnt itself out when you had a new bunch of guys with the same song "im whining" the guy with his shirt open getting ten girls and then the sad lead singer getting none, that burnt out really quick too with the 90's. And the Hair thing did too, a few survived because they were not copy cats and they actually got into music as a band. BON JOVI still exists and really put it on the map, and when all the Winger and SLaughters and whoever came along who did the formula thing, one rock song, then hit them with the ballad ...then next band. Its all see through.