NLTM October '12 Update

ult:
i missing from you old time enthusiasm of writing the reviews. u were so on fire in old days, now something disappear, like the action or zeal. ure nowadays writing is hmm... how could i say it sketchy ? no drive or no feelings in it.
i was always impatient to read ure monthly new updates but now ? ... easily said ... "no interested " ? no offence ! its my inside feeling.
maybe u have no time i understand.

Sorry to hear that my reviews no longer interest you.

i am interested, but cant find right word to explain that. thats all. in some time in the past u were explaing this but i dont remember.

So what would make the reviews better?

ultmetal wrote:

Sorry to hear that my reviews no longer interest you.

There's still enough of us eagerly awaiting the updates every month.
I do kinda miss the really big ones you used to do earlier, but it's the lack of time, I guess.

Anyway, got any Hardline? Also, I see you mentioned some albums you don't have on the site yet in the heaviest '70s albums thread, such as the Dust and Captain Beyond albums. Have you got any of that stuff?
Also, just opened the second thread for Yugo rock, this time for the band Divlje jagode, check them out!
http://www.heartofmetal.net/t18860-yugo-rock-divlje-jagode-80s-hard-n-heavy-nwobhm

Yes, I have some Hardline on CD. Have to give them more spin time.

Yes, I have some Captain Beyond, on vinyl. Vinyl is hard to review simply because I cannot listen to it except when I am at home.

Well, I did use to do bigger updates but there was also longer waits between updates. Now I do them once a month.

Do you have any of the Bret Michaels solo albums?

Hadley wrote:

Do you have any of the Bret Michaels solo albums?

No. I've not heard them.

I hear they're mostly crap anyway.

Ult, have you heard Kings of the Sun? A great AC/DC-ish Aussie band from the late '80s/early '90s...What makes them stand out from the heaps of AC/DC clones that were around at the time, though, is the awesome drumming of Clifford Hoad, who has to be one of the best hard rock drummers of the past 30 years.


Also, have you got any other '80s/early '90s hard rock/hair metal CDs left to review, other than Vain and Hardline?

Hey, Scott. I was wondering if you've ever heard Overthrow - Within Suffering?