Love 'Em or Hate 'EM?

Love em but I do not have any of their albums, that song is always good for a laugh

I don't hate them, so voting for Love them.

They're pretty fun to see live so I voted love em.

I'm ambivalent. I like the style of music and in general I don't care much about the lyrics. Their attitude, and the motive behind their image/sound doesn't appeal to me, however, so I never listen to them or go to their shows.

Can't stand them. Saw them open for Priest a few years ago, and they were entertaining for a while, but just can't stand their music. The entertainment factor wasn't enough to sway my opinion of them. And as entertaining as they were, it got old before it was over with. Thanks but no thanks, that shit should stay dead, it was terrible in the 80's, it's even worse now.

I voted love em simply bcz i don't hate them. I have their first two albums and do enjoy some of their songs. But i ain't the biggest fan either.

I must add that, at times, they disgust me.

I don't love em or hate em... I'm neutral.

I liked the guitar player (Russ Parish) when he was in Fight.

Troublezone wrote:

I don't love em or hate em... I'm neutral.

Same. I've enjoyed their music when I've heard it. I have nothing bad to say about it.

I still don't own a CD or anything, and probably won't buy one anytime soon.

I know little to nothing about them, so I'm neutral as well.

I'm neutral as well. I own the first album. It's good in it's own dirty humorous ways. I just figured the joke would eventually get old at some point.

They're a one joke premise that's worn quite thin by now.

..but hell, I still think the Mentors are funny so what do I know? (shrugs)

I dont know what to make of them.. Most of their songs are a joke yet they have proven with a few tracks that they can be serious if they want to....for example their version of Aldo Nova's Fantasy just kicks ass and their version of Journeys Don't stop Believing is very good...

I voted "Hate Them", but I think that's a bit harsh. I saw them live back when they were Metal Skool and it was a fun, entertaining night out. But the joke has worn thin for me. I prefer my 80's glam not so over-the-top I guess.