Any1 seen Skid Row recently

Skid Row were here at my city last week but since they don't have Sebastain Bach I thought it wouldn't be worth seeing them. If Sebastain bach hadn't been in Skid Row they would of just thought of as just another mediocre hair metal band he really was the heart and soul of Skid Row. What are the post Sebastain bach albums like as well? What I meant to ask was I missing out?

I liked the last CD they did a couple of years back (REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE) but I seem to be the only one.

For whatever that's worth.

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What are the post Sebastain bach albums like as well?

Boring...

Yep...everything that Skid Row has put out sans Sebastian and everything Sebastian has put out sans the Skids has been totally and completely lame. Even Axl helping him sing on three tracks couldn't save the last Sebastian solo record...the songs just weren't there.

Egos. You gotta love it.

IMO, the 2 Sebastian solo records are way better than anything SKID ROW has released w/ Solinger...

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

IMO, the 2 Sebastian solo records are way better than anything SKID ROW has released w/ Solinger...

ditto. i think Angel Down especially had quite a few very strong tracks.

Cliffy wrote:

Yep...everything that Skid Row has put out sans Sebastian and everything Sebastian has put out sans the Skids has been totally and completely lame. Even Axl helping him sing on three tracks couldn't save the last Sebastian solo record...the songs just weren't there.

I thought Angel Down was a pretty good album.Much better than the post Sebastian Skid Row

I hated Angel Down and sold it immediately. Bach wasn't so much singing as shouting IMO.

i kinda agree with this cliffy kat. and they both need each other

ohwellmonkey wrote:

i kinda agree with this cliffy kat. and they both need each other

I agree. Neither has done very well without the other. They should put their egos aside and get back together.

Angel Down was good but not as up there as Skid Row with Bach. Man, Slave still gets rocked loudly at my house.

Do You think I was missing out not bothering to go and see Skid Row without Sebastian bach?

fingers wrote:

Do You think I was missing out not bothering to go and see Skid Row without Sebastian bach?

I saw them opening for KISS a few years back and was no too impressed so I'd say no.

Bach and Skid Row both suck without each other.

Don't expect a Skid Row reunion anytime soon...

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Sebastian Bach has dismissed any notion of a reunion with Skid Row.

Blabbermouth report that the frontman said: “Let me answer it as honestly as I can. You’re talking about… When Skid Row was last good… We broke up in ‘96, but I don’t even count that. I would say ‘91 was when we were last really a good band. I just don’t live in 1991 in 2010, and I’m talking about four other guys that I haven’t seen in 15 years.
“I think of Skid Row the same way you might think of picking up your high-school yearbook. You have affection for what happened 30 years ago, but you look at the yearbook and you go, ‘Oh, cool,’ and you shut it, and it’s today.”

I still think it will happen at some point. Big bands like this always do. Maybe not tomorrow or next year, but it will happen. Same with GnR. Egos eventually get pushed aside for a big paycheck.

When they all realize they're going nowhere solo, they will reunite. They are so stubborn...

You couldn't pay me to go see Skid Row without Sebastian Bach. As for the post Bas cds they aren't worth checking out. I listened to Thickskin once, and thought it was lame.