Written by Doc G. on 03.05.2007 at 00:29

Just picked up 'Slave To The Grind' and I must say its much heavier and 10X better than the debut...and the debut was great!

Really? I'd say that the debut is better than 'Slave to the Grind', but that's because I prefer the more overt Hair Metal touch that they had first up. I can't listen to the whole of 'Slave...' in one session, but the debut is sheer class, and something that I listen to before almost every night out!

Actually, 'Big Guns' was used in an advertisement on TV here for a cricket series, and for someone like me, that's probably the best thing it's possible to have on TV, Skid Row and cricket!

Written by Judas on 15.10.2007 at 15:45

Written by Doc G. on 03.05.2007 at 00:29

Just picked up 'Slave To The Grind' and I must say its much heavier and 10X better than the debut...and the debut was great!

Really? I'd say that the debut is better than 'Slave to the Grind', but that's because I prefer the more overt Hair Metal touch that they had first up. I can't listen to the whole of 'Slave...' in one session, but the debut is sheer class, and something that I listen to before almost every night out!

Actually, 'Big Guns' was used in an advertisement on TV here for a cricket series, and for someone like me, that's probably the best thing it's possible to have on TV, Skid Row and cricket!

I agree about all what you sad here

Written by Judas on 15.10.2007 at 15:45

Written by Doc G. on 03.05.2007 at 00:29

Just picked up 'Slave To The Grind' and I must say its much heavier and 10X better than the debut...and the debut was great!

Really? I'd say that the debut is better than 'Slave to the Grind', but that's because I prefer the more overt Hair Metal touch that they had first up. I can't listen to the whole of 'Slave...' in one session, but the debut is sheer class, and something that I listen to before almost every night out!

Actually, 'Big Guns' was used in an advertisement on TV here for a cricket series, and for someone like me, that's probably the best thing it's possible to have on TV, Skid Row and cricket!

Yeah, I love glam metal too, but Slave just cranked up the bass, the title track almost sounds like a thrash tune.

Written by Doc G. on 16.10.2007 at 08:17

Written by Judas on 15.10.2007 at 15:45

Written by Doc G. on 03.05.2007 at 00:29

Just picked up 'Slave To The Grind' and I must say its much heavier and 10X better than the debut...and the debut was great!

Really? I'd say that the debut is better than 'Slave to the Grind', but that's because I prefer the more overt Hair Metal touch that they had first up. I can't listen to the whole of 'Slave...' in one session, but the debut is sheer class, and something that I listen to before almost every night out!

Actually, 'Big Guns' was used in an advertisement on TV here for a cricket series, and for someone like me, that's probably the best thing it's possible to have on TV, Skid Row and cricket!

Yeah, I love glam metal too, but Slave just cranked up the bass, the title track almost sounds like a thrash tune.

I agree, the title track is a lot more aggressive. While I do love that album, I just think that what Skid Row means to me (i.e. being too cool for everyone else and living it up) was captured better on the first album. Personal opinion, I guess. When I listen to Skid Row, I don't want the more intense style, I want to be put into an awesome ass-kicking mood!

Written by Judas on 16.10.2007 at 08:26

Written by Doc G. on 16.10.2007 at 08:17

Written by Judas on 15.10.2007 at 15:45

Written by Doc G. on 03.05.2007 at 00:29

Just picked up 'Slave To The Grind' and I must say its much heavier and 10X better than the debut...and the debut was great!

Really? I'd say that the debut is better than 'Slave to the Grind', but that's because I prefer the more overt Hair Metal touch that they had first up. I can't listen to the whole of 'Slave...' in one session, but the debut is sheer class, and something that I listen to before almost every night out!

Actually, 'Big Guns' was used in an advertisement on TV here for a cricket series, and for someone like me, that's probably the best thing it's possible to have on TV, Skid Row and cricket!

Yeah, I love glam metal too, but Slave just cranked up the bass, the title track almost sounds like a thrash tune.

I agree, the title track is a lot more aggressive. While I do love that album, I just think that what Skid Row means to me (i.e. being too cool for everyone else and living it up) was captured better on the first album. Personal opinion, I guess. When I listen to Skid Row, I don't want the more intense style, I want to be put into an awesome ass-kicking mood!

Yeah I definitly see where your coming from, I imagine alot of the fans back then mightve been slightly alienated from the band with that one.

Ye sbut after Seb left band I can not stand Skid Row, new album, new songs are terible, I dont like them, to boring and to modern

Written by Bad English on 16.10.2007 at 18:56

Ye sbut after Seb left band I can not stand Skid Row, new album, new songs are terible, I dont like them, to boring and to modern

Ill agree with you on that one, Skid Row without Baz is like The Misfits without Danzig, pure crap.

Written by Doc G. on 17.10.2007 at 07:31

Written by Bad English on 16.10.2007 at 18:56

Ye sbut after Seb left band I can not stand Skid Row, new album, new songs are terible, I dont like them, to boring and to modern

Ill agree with you on that one, Skid Row without Baz is like The Misfits without Danzig, pure crap.

LoL neve rhad hear misfits whit out Glan

Nice.. I was listening to 18 And Life & I Remember You for several times already on my iPod video since yesterday, kept on repeating it.. Glam metal at one of its best..

Written by m3ta1he4d on 17.10.2007 at 12:05

Nice.. I was listening to 18 And Life & I Remember You for several times already on my iPod video since yesterday, kept on repeating it.. Glam metal at one of its best..

Maybe thay looks like Glam but it is not glam, glam are Motley Crue, Poisen TS and so on

Skid Row's debut album, Skid Row, is a heavy metal/glam metal album..

@m3ta1he4d

Ill agree with K7. They were like Guns N Roses, not glam, sleaze/hard rock.

They are not glam metal, they are hard rock/sleaze rock..

Written by m3ta1he4d on 18.10.2007 at 04:45

They are not glam metal, they are hard rock/sleaze rock..

Oh, cus I got a totally different message from this:

Written by m3ta1he4d on 17.10.2007 at 12:05

Glam metal at one of its best..

Their album was a bit of glam metal.. but as a band, they ain't glam..

Written by Doc G. on 18.10.2007 at 05:49

Written by m3ta1he4d on 18.10.2007 at 04:45

They are not glam metal, they are hard rock/sleaze rock..

Oh, cus I got a totally different message from this:

Written by m3ta1he4d on 17.10.2007 at 12:05

Glam metal at one of its best..

Hahahahahahahaha pure guy are comfused

Skid Row are awesome! Definately one of my fav bands. Have to say I prefer Slave To The Grind over their debut, I just think it has an overall darker feel to it, anyone agree with me on this? As for favourite song, hmm, at the moment it's gotta be Quicksand Jesus - pure genius, gives me chills everytime I listen to it.

Written by [user id=26589] on 25.10.2007 at 12:07

Skid Row are awesome! Definately one of my fav bands. Have to say I prefer Slave To The Grind over their debut, I just think it has an overall darker feel to it, anyone agree with me on this? As for favourite song, hmm, at the moment it's gotta be Quicksand Jesus - pure genius, gives me chills everytime I listen to it.

I dont really agree about the darker part, but heavier definitly. I sure as hell prefer it to there debut.

Written by Doc G. on 26.10.2007 at 06:23

Written by [user id=26589] on 25.10.2007 at 12:07

Skid Row are awesome! Definately one of my fav bands. Have to say I prefer Slave To The Grind over their debut, I just think it has an overall darker feel to it, anyone agree with me on this? As for favourite song, hmm, at the moment it's gotta be Quicksand Jesus - pure genius, gives me chills everytime I listen to it.

I dont really agree about the darker part, but heavier definitly. I sure as hell prefer it to there debut.

I dont see anything dark in Skid Row

Written by Bad English on 26.10.2007 at 13:02

Written by Doc G. on 26.10.2007 at 06:23

Written by [user id=26589] on 25.10.2007 at 12:07

Skid Row are awesome! Definately one of my fav bands. Have to say I prefer Slave To The Grind over their debut, I just think it has an overall darker feel to it, anyone agree with me on this? As for favourite song, hmm, at the moment it's gotta be Quicksand Jesus - pure genius, gives me chills everytime I listen to it.

I dont really agree about the darker part, but heavier definitly. I sure as hell prefer it to there debut.

I dont see anything dark in Skid Row

No I'm not really saying that their music is dark, Slave To The Grind just gives seems to have a bit more of that kinda feel, I dunno - it's hard to explain, perhaps it's just me being weird.

who the fuck care glam hair bla bla
skid row was great till bahc didn't leave then the become crap end of storey

Written by [user id=26589] on 27.10.2007 at 14:39

Written by Bad English on 26.10.2007 at 13:02

Written by Doc G. on 26.10.2007 at 06:23

Written by [user id=26589] on 25.10.2007 at 12:07

Skid Row are awesome! Definately one of my fav bands. Have to say I prefer Slave To The Grind over their debut, I just think it has an overall darker feel to it, anyone agree with me on this? As for favourite song, hmm, at the moment it's gotta be Quicksand Jesus - pure genius, gives me chills everytime I listen to it.

I dont really agree about the darker part, but heavier definitly. I sure as hell prefer it to there debut.

I dont see anything dark in Skid Row

No I'm not really saying that their music is dark, Slave To The Grind just gives seems to have a bit more of that kinda feel, I dunno - it's hard to explain, perhaps it's just me being weird.

Aggressive is probably the word your looking for. The first album was a little more laid back.

Seb sad thay follow to US music industry opening track hard, secend wa spower ballad, like all those cheesy bands so Skid Row thay follow to industry seems Bathroty video 'One Way To Asa By' change maericans knowlage about metal

Written by Doc G. on 28.10.2007 at 04:11

Aggressive is probably the word your looking for. The first album was a little more laid back.

Slave also deals with some serious lyrical themes, whereas the most lyrically profound the s/t got was "I love you; let's party; you can't hold us back, man; oh shit I'm in trouble with the law".

Written by Hyvaarin on 07.11.2007 at 04:00

Written by Doc G. on 28.10.2007 at 04:11

Aggressive is probably the word your looking for. The first album was a little more laid back.

Slave also deals with some serious lyrical themes, whereas the most lyrically profound the s/t got was "I love you; let's party; you can't hold us back, man; oh shit I'm in trouble with the law".

Haha, exactly. Also it sounds alot more aggresive I think mostly because of the bass, they cranked Rachel Bolan way up on Slave, where as on the s/t he was as audible, if s/t had the bass sound that you can hear in STTG I probably would prefer the S/t album, its just so much heavier.

Written by Doc G. on 07.11.2007 at 04:16

Written by Hyvaarin on 07.11.2007 at 04:00

Written by Doc G. on 28.10.2007 at 04:11

Aggressive is probably the word your looking for. The first album was a little more laid back.

Slave also deals with some serious lyrical themes, whereas the most lyrically profound the s/t got was "I love you; let's party; you can't hold us back, man; oh shit I'm in trouble with the law".

Haha, exactly. Also it sounds alot more aggresive I think mostly because of the bass, they cranked Rachel Bolan way up on Slave, where as on the s/t he was as audible, if s/t had the bass sound that you can hear in STTG I probably would prefer the S/t album, its just so much heavier.

Totally. That start of 'Psycho Love', for one, is basslicious.

This just arrived in the mail. Oh, I am so pleased with myself...

Written by Judas on 14.11.2007 at 05:17

This just arrived in the mail. Oh, I am so pleased with myself...

Damn, that is good. The only Skid Row tshirts Ive been able to find are for Thickskin and Revolutions Per Minute.

Written by Doc G. on 14.11.2007 at 06:13

Written by Judas on 14.11.2007 at 05:17

This just arrived in the mail. Oh, I am so pleased with myself...

Damn, that is good. The only Skid Row tshirts Ive been able to find are for Thickskin and Revolutions Per Minute.

THIS is the online store from which I bought it. It's all official merchandise, and quite reasonably priced too. They posted stuff quickly as well.

well we mentioned Bach alot on this thread, how about hes new album, anyone have it or hear it ?