Bettie Page sighting!:

the ac/dc album isn't really anything groundbreaking obviously (they are 170 years old) but it definitely has the ac/dc sound with a few little twists.

i wanted one more ac/dc song with an epic intro like they used to do but they didn't do one.

reminds me of early tragically hip (or other way around i guess)

this band might be weird enough to raise shutdown from the dead

we'll see

this band might be weird enough to raise shutdown from the dead

we'll see
- daeth

this could also get him back here

this could also get him back here


- kicksave856

i'd even take a single post saying "it's poop" from him at this point

coming out of retirement to say "cool" would have been a good idea until i mentioned it here

the ac/dc album isn't really anything groundbreaking obviously (they are 170 years old) but it definitely has the ac/dc sound with a few little twists.

i wanted one more ac/dc song with an epic intro like they used to do but they didn't do one.
- kicksave856

C'mon man! Give us a kicksave rating, on a scale from 0 to 856.

C'mon man! Give us a kicksave rating, on a scale from 0 to 856.
- Bendecko

on a curve for their age it's like 725 out of 856. but realistically, just as an album, it's probs 600 out of 856.

it's the sons of scott weiland, slash, robert trujillo, and it sounds exactly like you think it's going to when you hear that lol

on a curve for their age it's like 725 out of 856. but realistically, just as an album, it's probs 600 out of 856.
- kicksave856

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it's the sons of scott weiland, slash, robert trujillo, and it sounds exactly like you think it's going to when you hear that lol



- kicksave856

they afre 12

they afre 12
- penguininnevada

kooky, right?

kooky, right?
- kicksave856

GOOKS

GOOKS
- penguininnevada

on a curve for their age it's like 725 out of 856. but realistically, just as an album, it's probs 600 out of 856.
- kicksave856

the more i listen to it the better it is. i probs underestimated it a little bit. there are a lot of cool little bass lines and grooves and bits here and there and brian johnson goes all zz top vocally a little bit in a song or two, which it turns out is actually just how low his speaking voice is when he isn't screaming at the top of his lungs (who knew? lol).

so it's not just good for old guys, it's a pretty good little cd either way. better than the last one for sure.

the more i listen to it the better it is. i probs underestimated it a little bit. there are a lot of cool little bass lines and grooves and bits here and there and brian johnson goes all zz top vocally a little bit in a song or two, which it turns out is actually just how low his speaking voice is when he isn't screaming at the top of his lungs (who knew? lol).

so it's not just good for old guys, it's a pretty good little cd either way. better than the last one for sure.
- kicksave856

For reference, here's the YouTube playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nE7snmTKmOsGW8oUpg3P_TcEkOHd0rxa8

And as embedded:

And is it me or does anyone see a resemblance between Angus and the outgoing POTUS?

Some QotSA for 856:

(Sure looks like there's a quick shot of the old Spectrum at the beginning.)

Last of the plane videos (for now). "Northern Lights" by Ian Brown:

A nice pairing—and rather appropriate. The 2nd single from their 2nd album, it was released in September 1979. A year later, she was PMoM for the September 1980 issue:

PS: She just became a sexagenarian this past Veteran's Day (11/11). Happy Belated BD, Mrs. Semler.