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Yup. I have "Stick To Your Guns" on both CD and cassette. Good album. Definitely gets summer time spins from me.

Of course I've heard of them.  There are very few glam/sleaze bands from the 80s onward that I haven't heard of.

I have "Stick To Your Guns" on CD but honestly I don't remember a thing about it other than I liked it for the most part.

Yep, Stick to your Guns is a damn good album. I never heard their second release. They kinda remind me of Wildside.
Johnny Lightning(guitars) and Jim Quick(bass) are from good ol Kentucky which is cool.

I've heard of them but don't think I've actually heard them. That song in the YouTube link isn't bad. Pretty standard for that style.

I remember buying the album and not liking it. That's all I got.

I remember the name and I may have owned a tape of theirs back in the day, but I don't recall their music at all. If that song Glower posted was their "big hit", I don't remember it.

I have a CD-R copy of Stick To Your Guns but haven't played it in a while. Good sleazy hard rock, nothing earth shattering but a decent listen.

Typical for the day but now I miss it.

I have their Stick To Your Guns cd. I haven't played it in years.

Same here but as soon as I heard "Prince Of The City" I remembered it.

Rhythm of Action was the "big" MTV cut out here in the PNW at the time, bought the record based on it and honestly can't recall any other tunes, but the RAA cut is nice!

Dark Horseman wrote:

Typical for the day but now I miss it.

That's how I feel about a lot of stuff from the '80's. This is why I don't want "new" bands that are inspired by or sound like the old bands. I want the "old" bands. There is so much I haven't heard from that era. That's the beauty of music.