Favorite solo acts.

Just that one to my knowledge.



If you like female-fronted power metal with goth tinges I think you'd like that one.

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Michael Monroe anyone?

DOH!!!!! The artist who produce my album of the year so far and I forgot him???



Although to be fair, the new Michael Monroe album is at least 50% a Wildhearts album.

Yea I have that Dreamquest cd. It's pretty good Luca actually plays keyboards instead of guitar. Its more electronic sounding but still not too far from his other solo album. I was hugely dissapointed though with his last album. I like Olafs vocals and when he added that other woman to sing almost on half of them album it kind of killed it. Also the whole thing was just waaaay too slow and boring. I haven't listened to it more than once or twice since it came out. Maybe I should listen to it again although I doubt my feelings would change.

tohostudios wrote:

Just that one to my knowledge.



If you like female-fronted power metal with goth tinges I think you'd like that one.

Got it! Heard it! Love it! (though I haven't listened to it in a couple of years)

Suprised I'm the only one to mention Rob Rock, his stuff is wicked awesome!

Also I forgot Ken Tamplin!

Ozzy
Dio
Bruce D
Rob Rock
Halford
Danzig

Yeah, good call on Rob Rock!

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Yeah, good call on Rob Rock!

Yep, his albums are top notch.

And Jerry Cantrell too.

Troublezone wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Yeah, good call on Rob Rock!

Yep, his albums are top notch.

Good to see someone besides myself mention Rob.

DallasBlack wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Yeah, good call on Rob Rock!

Yep, his albums are top notch.

Good to see someone besides myself mention Rob.

I think Rob has a terrific rock voice but I've yet to hear anything he's performed that really grabbed me.



Anyone care to try to change my mind?

for non-metal

Larry Norman
Paul McCartney
Pat Benatar

Toho-you need to hear Warrior-The Code of Life if you haven't already.Robs best work IMO

DB-good call on Tamplin and Rock

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Yeah, good call on Rob Rock!

Yep, his albums are top notch.

Good to see someone besides myself mention Rob.

I think Rob has a terrific rock voice but I've yet to hear anything he's performed that really grabbed me.



Anyone care to try to change my mind?

If the comp I gave you did nothing to change your mind, then you're probably a lost cause.

Toho - https://youtu.be/lZCE2683Ui4

I know it's not a popular pick but Bruce Dickinson's Tattooed Millionaire is my favorite "solo" record.

jstate wrote:

I know it's not a popular pick but Bruce Dickinson's Tattooed Millionaire is my favorite "solo" record.

Love that album! I got it one summer break when I was a kid and everytime I hear it it brings back memories of swimming and fun in the sun.

When it came out I wanted to hate it so much and all the bad reviews didn't help matters or the fact I had some irrational hatred of Bruce singing "All The Young Dudes". I think a buddy of mine convinced me to give it a shot. Even the bonus tracks on the reissue are great.

Forgot
Axel Rudi Pell

Phoenix Reign Drummer wrote:

Forgot
Axel Rudi Pell

I didn't!

Jon Oliva's Pain anyone?

I forgot Paul McCartney and John Lennon

Just remember two that I love:



Vince Neil and Don Dokken

loved vince neil's first solo album

Addy wrote:

loved vince neil's first solo album

Me too! I actually thought it was better than most Motley Crue albums.



Don Dokken's first solo album same thing. better than anything by Dokken.

Thats not really saying much IMO but It is a good album alot of good songs, as far as Crue I only like a few songs here and there