@@stephanea5364it's an average album with 4 outstanding songs on it : youth, remember, 18 and midnight tornado. Slave To The Grind was a massive step up.
Yeah I didn’t expect to like it this much. I also thought it wouldn’t be as immediate and it would take a long time for me to accept Erik and grow into it.
Big fan of this band. Great video! My ranking: 1. Slave To The Grind (one of my favorite albums in general) 2. Skid Row (massive fan of this too) 3. The Gang's All Here (glad I wasn't the only one who places this high already) 4. Subhuman Race (did grow on me too) 5. Thickskin I've not heard Revolutions Per Minute, haven't gotten around to it, but probably is #6 for me.
Number one actually is a surprise to me! I got into skid row late! They did a tour with zp and I thought it’d be cool to see a big named rock band from 80’s/90’s. I got some of there albums (everything except thick skin) and to me slave to the grind was no question there best! Still think it’s easily there best! I’d put debut #2 and the new one Number 3! Ps I think you have the best rock channel on you tube by far! You are very well spoken,very informative and you know your stuff and I love all your content like the record store videos and music news! Well done!!!
Thank you! I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying the content so much. As for Skid Row, I can see how Slave To The Grind might stand up better today as it’s got less of the Glam Metal sound and doesn’t squarely root it in the 80’s. I think for people that find the band later often time Slave will be their favorite. But for those of us that discovered the band during their debut, it was such a huge record at the time and seemingly everywhere so it’s super engrained in our lives despite being rooted in the 80’s.
Thanks Brendan, love to hear a ranking of sebastian bach solo albums and the last of the hard men albun ( i think that's what it was called? ) as i have no idea where to start with them, or if they are worth digging out? Cheers much appreciated
Not as much call for a Bach solo ranking… but just for kicks, here would be my order of the 3 studio albums: #3 - Kicking & Screaming #2 - Give ‘Em Hell #1 - Angel Down As for the side project Last Hard Men it’s very strange and not good at all IMO. If you want a cool Bach side project check out Frameshift album An Absence Of Empathy. It’s has a progressive metal feel but Bach is all over it.
Great vid. My ranking follows yours. I still remember buying Subhuman Race on release day & listening with my best friend. We were both looking at each other saying "what the heck is this?" 🤣🤣. It's grown on me a bit over time. Also bought Slave to The Grind on release day but that's a hole different story filled with lots of headbanging. And more recently I bought the new one on release day & it is awesome. To me it's a great blend of the first 2 albums & is full of energy. Looking forward to more from this line-up, as I don't miss Sebastian being here with such a great replacement vocalist. The 3 EPs (BSide Ourselves, United World Rebellion - Chapter 1, & Rise of the Damnation Army-United World Rebellion-Chapter 2) are also great listens.
there are a lot of really good comeback albums this year. Skid Row, Julian Lennon, Journey, Def Leppard all have albums I really love that are all much better than what they've released in many years.
@@BrendonSnyder yes, a lot of bands stopped putting out albums (or slowed down their album releases) after Napster and concentrated more on touring to bring money in, record companies caught up and now sign new bands to 360 contracts so they get money from the tour and the merchandising)... the covid lockdown took that revenue stream away and combined with the vinyl (and now CD and cassette resurgence - thanks to TH-camrs like you and 80's style TV and movies like Stranger Things) they went back into the studio (or recorded remotely) and are putting out new material again. so it's a win-win for the bands and the fans and at least something good to come out of covid.
Brendon, long time viewer, who stepped away for a while. Good to see that you are doing great with the videos! I have to agree with you ranking RPM last but that is sadly where we part. 1. Slave to the Grind- epic hard and melodic rock. Sebastian was really belting it out here. 2. Subhuman Race- Just insane how heavy this is and I think it is very much one of their best written albums. 3. Skid Row- melodic and edgy. Sebastian’s voice is really good here. Just a bit too much 80s sounding. 4. The Gang’s all Here- wow! What a return to form. New vocalist kills and Bolan is playing out of his mind. Great album! 5- Thickskin- I was never a fan of Solinger, but this album has some good moments, but can’t get past his voice. 6- RPM, A real stinker. I can’t make one good comment about this album.
I actually bought slave to the grind before their debut album. At the time , thought slave to the grind was very very heavy ! Bought their debut album a year or so later and thought it was so different but excellent too. An amazing debut album
That’s the exact order I would do Skid Row albums. RPM and Subhuman Race never sat well with me as they were both a very difficult listen. Still are to this day. You can’t go wrong with those first 2 albums though! The new one is also terrific!!!
When Subhuman Race came out, I found it almost unlistenable apart from a few tracks, due to the heavyness. But as heavy metal/rock music moved on in different genres since 95 and became more extreme and heavier, that album doesn't sound as heavy now. Its a much easier listen and I really like it. Also agree that Thickskin is a great album. The summary of Revolutions was spot on and made me laugh, what the hell happened with that!? What were they thinking?
I’m was dumbfounded the first time I listened to RPM… it’s just so far removed from anything sounding like Skid Row. To this day I can’t do it. I exclude it when I think of their catalogue. Should have been a side project and not a Skid Row album. I’m quite sure it was their attempt to reinvent themselves and be relevant again but they made a huge misstep getting rid of their classic sound.
Yes totally agree 😆. I wil give it another listen this weekend just to see if it sounds any better these days, as been a few years since I spun it. I'm loving the new disc Gangs though, its really grown on me with time, it didn't grab me immediately. Am impressed with the new singer, his vocals fit the Skid Row sound and I look forward to hopefully more music soon from this line up!
I really like the new Skid Row album. Reminds me of their debut release. The last few to me were a bit of a snooze fest. The new vocalist though sounds great, the songs are tight, and the guitar players actually cut loose and show their chops. Great stuff!
If a person has a job and don't get along with his/her collegues, and that creates lot's of conflicts, then in most cases that person would be fired. Why shouldn't that be the same within music? Or if you have a job and want to do something new and different, then why be forced to stay? Those screaming for Bach, no matter how great that era of Skid Row was, should direct their attention towards his solo career instead :) (My view of demanding ex-members to be braught back into a band). Btw - I don't mean any disrespect at all (as we are all different people), but I can't stand their debut. I only like the closing track Midnight/Tornado :) Slave To the Grind, to a large part Subhuman Race (all though there are some bad stuff on it as well) and to my big surprise, The Gang's All Here on the other hand are kick ass albums imo :) Thanks for a cool vid :)
Hi Brendon, just wondering: had The United World Rebellion Chapters 1&2 been released as one album, where would you have put it in the ranking? I'm quite liking them actually. Cheers.
I wish they would release the two EP’s as one album… if they did it would come in second to last though. Still wouldn’t beat Subhuman Race or Thickskin. But I do like the Solinger EP’s.
I only own the top two in your list but prefer the debut to Slave, i don't know why i never delved further into their catalogue but now i think i will check out the new record. How do the vocals compare, is the new singer trying to ape Bach or does his voice just naturally fit the bands sound?
6. Thickskin.....it's not terrible so much as it's kinda generic, I always felt like this album could have been released by any early 2000s alt rock band. 5. Skid Row.... this is probably a surprise, even though it was the album that introduced me to the band, it hasn't stuck with me for whatever reason. 4. The Gangs All Here...I like this album, probably need more time to listen to it and we'll see if it can Creep up farther. 3. Revolutions Per Minute.....guilty pleasure album for me, I love it, loved it when it came out and idk why lol 2. Subhuman Race....wasn't a big fan when I first heard it but it has really grown on me 1. Slave to the Grind....it blew me away when I heard it, absolutely amazing album!
Wow that is a really surprising ranking but kudos to you for being honest and having guilty pleasure albums. Funny though as I feel the songs on Thickskin are really well done and far from generic. But that’s the thing, we all hear things differently and what works for me might not for you and vise versa.
I saw Skid Row open for Guns and Roses many years ago they were absolutely terrible the crowd was booing it was a mess. Completely turned me off to them never bought anything by them. Might be time for a second chance listen for me. Cheers from the Captain!
'Big Guns' also had a music video which was my favorite of theirs from the first album - I don't think I ever saw it played on MTV but it was on their VHS 'Oh Say Can You Scream'
I always thought Metal Health was regarded as the first Metal album to hit number 1 on the Billboard charts. By the way my ranking would be exactly the same.
When an album “charts”, that means it made it onto the current top 100 or whatever. Quiet Riot’s Metal Health is THE FIRST metal album TO CHART at #1, which means it made it to #1.
'Slave to the Grind' is #1 for me. It just hits harder with a raw edge that I like. Plus, Sebastian never sounded better. I'm still not a fan of their new album, but I think Skid Row has more gas in the tank. I'm looking forward to hearing what's next.
First album and slave to the grind are absolute classics. B sides and covers are excellent too. I think it all went downhill after that as Subhuman Race is not very good at all. I’ve owned it since it was first released and have never liked it, gave it a go again for the umpteenth time recently and still do not like it
Hey Brendon, did you have a contest where subscribers won something. I received a message referring me to telegram you. It started to sound like a scam so I blocked the messenger. Just let me know. Thanks Brendon!
Hi Jason, yes it was spam. I saw those comments and deleted them from the posts but nothing I can do from preventing the email that you receive. I’m glad you blocked it.
I have listened to a few songs on the new album & they have not grabbed me like they have for you. I find the lyrics a bit cheesy for 2022. I tried, but it's a no from me. The new Queensryche album is a different story...
Well it's a tax write off. It and bush Julian Lennon didn't even make the top 200. All really good albums. I bought all three. Happy with all three. It's sad it's the world were in these days.
huh?? ...ranking "ALL" the skid row albums?!?!? ...im confused, there have been 6 u say?!? ...u mean there was more than 2?!? (sarcasm implied) ...cause ive heard, & had the unfortunate experience of purchasing, a few albums that actually said "skid row" on the cover, & after wasting my hard earned money on em i can tell u they WERE NOT skid row albums... im not sure WHAT they were, or what they were tryin to be, but they WERE NOT skid row albums! ...in all fairness, ill hold my tounge on this new one till i can give it a proper listen, but their track record of cranking out nothing palatable (that just my personal opinion) after "slave" doesnt make me hold my breath in anticipation ...& honestly, i really do want to see them do well, so ill give the new album a fair shake, & i guess well see where it goes ...always enjoy hearing ur take on things & always enjoy ur vids bro, so thank u!
I feel your pain but if it says “Skid Row” it’s a Skid Row album. Perhaps you don’t like it but members come and go for all bands. Look at ZZ Top who had the same line up for 50 years until Dusty died but they have replaced him and are still going. It’s just the nature of things.
@@BrendonSnyder ...oh, trust me, i agree with u, & i understand that sometimes band members rotate in &/or out... doesnt mean we always gotta like it though... & in all honesty, i wouldnt have been so previously disappointed had i not been such a huge skids fan... but i will go give this new one a fair listen with an open mind... & i will add that i always appriciate what u do for music community, like takin the time to bring this information to all of us fellow music lovers, so thanx dude
@@BrendonSnyder i dont remember them wearing make up and looking like women/motley crue or cinderella. They were hard rock/heavy metal. Similar to Guns N Roses who were Hard Rock and not glam. Either way love their debut. Great record.
I got news for you…guns n roses were Glam Metal too. You didn’t have to wear makeup to be Glam Metal. Glam Metal has more to do with a style and sound than just a look. You’re thinking of Sleeze Rock.
@@BrendonSnyder dude…were you around back then? Guns N Roses was called the band that killed glam metal. Hair metal got so bloated and when GNR came out they brought a 70’s hard rock mixed with 80’s metal sound to them. Anyone who lived back then knows this. They literally talked about it on MTV and radio stations and magazines how GNR killed the bloated Hair/Glam Metal scene. They were 100% NOT in that category. They were more Aerosmith then Motley Crue or Cinderella.
Yes I was around and that’s why I know. I’m speaking from first hand experience. And I’ve never heard GNR referred to as the band that killed Glam Metal. Incidentally Glam Metal thrived for 4 more years after GNR hit the scene. Now, I’ve heard Nirvana referred to as the band that killed Glam Metal. I think you’re mixing up your music knowledge a bit.
I really dig these album rankings. That first Skid Row has to be one of the greatest debut albums of all time in hard rock history.
I totally agree with you!
Its my second favorite debut album behind Appetite for Destruction.
@@stephanea5364it's an average album with 4 outstanding songs on it : youth, remember, 18 and midnight tornado.
Slave To The Grind was a massive step up.
“Into Another” from Subhuman Race is one of the best songs Skid Row has ever made. But I’m all aboard with your ranking. Good job!
You’re so right! I love that song too. If there had been more like that on Subhuman Race it would have done better IMO.
enjoyed the review...thanks...just ordered their first two albums as a result of your show...
I hope you love them as much as I do!
Good ranking of the Skid Row albums. I really like the new album too.
I’m super impressed with the new one. It will never surpass their first 2 albums but it’s really good.
The Gang's All Here is an amazing Album. I was so surprised how much I love it!!
Yeah I didn’t expect to like it this much. I also thought it wouldn’t be as immediate and it would take a long time for me to accept Erik and grow into it.
Big fan of this band. Great video! My ranking:
1. Slave To The Grind (one of my favorite albums in general)
2. Skid Row (massive fan of this too)
3. The Gang's All Here (glad I wasn't the only one who places this high already)
4. Subhuman Race (did grow on me too)
5. Thickskin
I've not heard Revolutions Per Minute, haven't gotten around to it, but probably is #6 for me.
You’re not missing much with RPM…😂😂😂
@@BrendonSnyder I gathered that from your thoughts 😂
Tks brendon for your rankings, excelent.
Glad you enjoyed it Paulo
New one sounds great. Thanks for sharing again 👍
My pleasure Eric!
Number one actually is a surprise to me! I got into skid row late! They did a tour with zp and I thought it’d be cool to see a big named rock band from 80’s/90’s. I got some of there albums (everything except thick skin) and to me slave to the grind was no question there best! Still think it’s easily there best! I’d put debut #2 and the new one Number 3! Ps I think you have the best rock channel on you tube by far! You are very well spoken,very informative and you know your stuff and I love all your content like the record store videos and music news! Well done!!!
Thank you! I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying the content so much. As for Skid Row, I can see how Slave To The Grind might stand up better today as it’s got less of the Glam Metal sound and doesn’t squarely root it in the 80’s. I think for people that find the band later often time Slave will be their favorite. But for those of us that discovered the band during their debut, it was such a huge record at the time and seemingly everywhere so it’s super engrained in our lives despite being rooted in the 80’s.
6. Revolutions per Minute
5. Skid Row (hot take)
4. Thickskin
3. Subhuman Race
2. The Gang's All Here
1. Slave to the Grind
Cool to see you’re digging the new album so much to place it at #2!
Thanks Brendan, love to hear a ranking of sebastian bach solo albums and the last of the hard men albun ( i think that's what it was called? ) as i have no idea where to start with them, or if they are worth digging out? Cheers much appreciated
Not as much call for a Bach solo ranking… but just for kicks, here would be my order of the 3 studio albums:
#3 - Kicking & Screaming
#2 - Give ‘Em Hell
#1 - Angel Down
As for the side project Last Hard Men it’s very strange and not good at all IMO. If you want a cool Bach side project check out Frameshift album An Absence Of Empathy. It’s has a progressive metal feel but Bach is all over it.
@@BrendonSnyder nice one mate, i'll take that on board. Cheers
Saw them in London last night and they have been fully revitalised, amazing show. Sadly not one track from my favourite album Subhuman Race though
Good to know they’re blowing it away on stage too!
“Into Another” is one of my all time favorite of Skid Row…
Great vid. My ranking follows yours. I still remember buying Subhuman Race on release day & listening with my best friend. We were both looking at each other saying "what the heck is this?" 🤣🤣. It's grown on me a bit over time. Also bought Slave to The Grind on release day but that's a hole different story filled with lots of headbanging. And more recently I bought the new one on release day & it is awesome. To me it's a great blend of the first 2 albums & is full of energy. Looking forward to more from this line-up, as I don't miss Sebastian being here with such a great replacement vocalist. The 3 EPs (BSide Ourselves, United World Rebellion - Chapter 1, & Rise of the Damnation Army-United World Rebellion-Chapter 2) are also great listens.
there are a lot of really good comeback albums this year. Skid Row, Julian Lennon, Journey, Def Leppard all have albums I really love that are all much better than what they've released in many years.
Yes there certainly had been a big resurgence in great albums from classic artists since the Pandemic.
@@BrendonSnyder yes, a lot of bands stopped putting out albums (or slowed down their album releases) after Napster and concentrated more on touring to bring money in, record companies caught up and now sign new bands to 360 contracts so they get money from the tour and the merchandising)... the covid lockdown took that revenue stream away and combined with the vinyl (and now CD and cassette resurgence - thanks to TH-camrs like you and 80's style TV and movies like Stranger Things) they went back into the studio (or recorded remotely) and are putting out new material again. so it's a win-win for the bands and the fans and at least something good to come out of covid.
Brendon, long time viewer, who stepped away for a while. Good to see that you are doing great with the videos! I have to agree with you ranking RPM last but that is sadly where we part.
1. Slave to the Grind- epic hard and melodic rock. Sebastian was really belting it out here.
2. Subhuman Race- Just insane how heavy this is and I think it is very much one of their best written albums.
3. Skid Row- melodic and edgy. Sebastian’s voice is really good here. Just a bit too much 80s sounding.
4. The Gang’s all Here- wow! What a return to form. New vocalist kills and Bolan is playing out of his mind. Great album!
5- Thickskin- I was never a fan of Solinger, but this album has some good moments, but can’t get past his voice.
6- RPM, A real stinker. I can’t make one good comment about this album.
Nice video. I am still waiting for the new album in the mail. Lost track of Skid Row after Subhuman Race. Cheers 🍻.
There is still more to love after Subhuman Race. Try Thickskin if you get a craving for more after The Gang’s All Here arrives.
@@BrendonSnyder Will do so 🤘.
I actually bought slave to the grind before their debut album. At the time , thought slave to the grind was very very heavy ! Bought their debut album a year or so later and thought it was so different but excellent too.
An amazing debut album
Good job👍 😎 I agree with ur list 🤙🤟🤘😎✌️
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
I think that the new vocalist Erik does a better job on the new album then what Sebastian could have done today on it. Nice ranking video.
More album rankings please Brendon.
I’ll keep it in mind but generally speaking…. I have to be inspired
@@BrendonSnyder Maybe you could do some album rankings with Anthony or do a poll on what band to rank next.
That’s the exact order I would do Skid Row albums. RPM and Subhuman Race never sat well with me as they were both a very difficult listen. Still are to this day. You can’t go wrong with those first 2 albums though! The new one is also terrific!!!
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Can't go wrong with albums one and two.🤘🤘
When Subhuman Race came out, I found it almost unlistenable apart from a few tracks, due to the heavyness. But as heavy metal/rock music moved on in different genres since 95 and became more extreme and heavier, that album doesn't sound as heavy now. Its a much easier listen and I really like it. Also agree that Thickskin is a great album. The summary of Revolutions was spot on and made me laugh, what the hell happened with that!? What were they thinking?
I’m was dumbfounded the first time I listened to RPM… it’s just so far removed from anything sounding like Skid Row. To this day I can’t do it. I exclude it when I think of their catalogue. Should have been a side project and not a Skid Row album. I’m quite sure it was their attempt to reinvent themselves and be relevant again but they made a huge misstep getting rid of their classic sound.
Yes totally agree 😆. I wil give it another listen this weekend just to see if it sounds any better these days, as been a few years since I spun it. I'm loving the new disc Gangs though, its really grown on me with time, it didn't grab me immediately. Am impressed with the new singer, his vocals fit the Skid Row sound and I look forward to hopefully more music soon from this line up!
I really like the new Skid Row album. Reminds me of their debut release. The last few to me were a bit of a snooze fest. The new vocalist though sounds great, the songs are tight, and the guitar players actually cut loose and show their chops. Great stuff!
If a person has a job and don't get along with his/her collegues, and that creates lot's of conflicts, then in most cases that person would be fired. Why shouldn't that be the same within music? Or if you have a job and want to do something new and different, then why be forced to stay? Those screaming for Bach, no matter how great that era of Skid Row was, should direct their attention towards his solo career instead :) (My view of demanding ex-members to be braught back into a band). Btw - I don't mean any disrespect at all (as we are all different people), but I can't stand their debut. I only like the closing track Midnight/Tornado :) Slave To the Grind, to a large part Subhuman Race (all though there are some bad stuff on it as well) and to my big surprise, The Gang's All Here on the other hand are kick ass albums imo :) Thanks for a cool vid :)
Hi Brendon, just wondering: had The United World Rebellion Chapters 1&2 been released as one album, where would you have put it in the ranking? I'm quite liking them actually. Cheers.
I wish they would release the two EP’s as one album… if they did it would come in second to last though. Still wouldn’t beat Subhuman Race or Thickskin. But I do like the Solinger EP’s.
The EPs are certainly better than that periods albums - I was shocked at how good they were. Showed there WAS still gas in the tank.
I only own the top two in your list but prefer the debut to Slave, i don't know why i never delved further into their catalogue but now i think i will check out the new record. How do the vocals compare, is the new singer trying to ape Bach or does his voice just naturally fit the bands sound?
Check out the review for the new album, see link th-cam.com/video/ILYLUpGZCY0/w-d-xo.html
6. Thickskin.....it's not terrible so much as it's kinda generic, I always felt like this album could have been released by any early 2000s alt rock band.
5. Skid Row.... this is probably a surprise, even though it was the album that introduced me to the band, it hasn't stuck with me for whatever reason.
4. The Gangs All Here...I like this album, probably need more time to listen to it and we'll see if it can Creep up farther.
3. Revolutions Per Minute.....guilty pleasure album for me, I love it, loved it when it came out and idk why lol
2. Subhuman Race....wasn't a big fan when I first heard it but it has really grown on me
1. Slave to the Grind....it blew me away when I heard it, absolutely amazing album!
Wow that is a really surprising ranking but kudos to you for being honest and having guilty pleasure albums. Funny though as I feel the songs on Thickskin are really well done and far from generic. But that’s the thing, we all hear things differently and what works for me might not for you and vise versa.
Subhuman Race has aged really well imho. It's certainly a grower.
My favorite album by Skid Row is Slave To The Grind.
I saw Skid Row open for Guns and Roses many years ago they were absolutely terrible the crowd was booing it was a mess. Completely turned me off to them never bought anything by them. Might be time for a second chance listen for me. Cheers from the Captain!
I saw them open for Kiss and they are amazing. Could have just been the show. But if you liked the debut, I think you’ll enjoy the new album.
How about a warrant album ranking :)
I’m just waiting for a new album to get released and then one will be done.
@@BrendonSnyder prob gonna be a while
@@BrendonSnyder but in the meantime the new ugly kid joe is killer
'Piece of Me' had a music video
Piece of Me and Sweet Little Sister were both promo singles
'Big Guns' also had a music video which was my favorite of theirs from the first album - I don't think I ever saw it played on MTV but it was on their VHS 'Oh Say Can You Scream'
Piece of Me was released after the fact and not part of the original album promotion.
Correct ranking is:
6. Revolutions Per Minute
5. Thickskin
4. The Gangs All Here
3. Skid Row
2. Subhuman Race
1. Slave To The Grind
I always thought Metal Health was regarded as the first Metal album to hit number 1 on the Billboard charts.
By the way my ranking would be exactly the same.
Metal Heath was the first to climb the charts and go to number one, Skid Row was the first to debut at #1.
'Metal Heath' eventually got to #1, but 'Slave to the Grind' debuted at #1. Both were firsts.
@@BrendonSnyder Gotcha
@@jaredl.8465 Thanks
When an album “charts”, that means it made it onto the current top 100 or whatever. Quiet Riot’s Metal Health is THE FIRST metal album TO CHART at #1, which means it made it to #1.
'Slave to the Grind' is #1 for me. It just hits harder with a raw edge that I like. Plus, Sebastian never sounded better. I'm still not a fan of their new album, but I think Skid Row has more gas in the tank. I'm looking forward to hearing what's next.
First album and slave to the grind are absolute classics. B sides and covers are excellent too. I think it all went downhill after that as Subhuman Race is not very good at all. I’ve owned it since it was first released and have never liked it, gave it a go again for the umpteenth time recently and still do not like it
It took a long time for me to get into Subhuman Race as well. But I do like it now.
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I like subhuman race. But out of the 3 with bas. I go back to slave
I’m a die hard debut fan!
@@BrendonSnyder lovr the debut but slave is just a whole other level. I agree with pieace of me here I am.rattlesnake shake is awesome
Hey Brendon, did you have a contest where subscribers won something. I received a message referring me to telegram you. It started to sound like a scam so I blocked the messenger. Just let me know. Thanks Brendon!
Hi Jason, yes it was spam. I saw those comments and deleted them from the posts but nothing I can do from preventing the email that you receive. I’m glad you blocked it.
I have listened to a few songs on the new album & they have not grabbed me like they have for you. I find the lyrics a bit cheesy for 2022. I tried, but it's a no from me. The new Queensryche album is a different story...
I feel like all of Skid Row’s lyrics boarder on cheesy… it’s just part of who they are.
Well it's a tax write off. It and bush Julian Lennon didn't even make the top 200. All really good albums. I bought all three. Happy with all three. It's sad it's the world were in these days.
huh?? ...ranking "ALL" the skid row albums?!?!? ...im confused, there have been 6 u say?!? ...u mean there was more than 2?!? (sarcasm implied) ...cause ive heard, & had the unfortunate experience of purchasing, a few albums that actually said "skid row" on the cover, & after wasting my hard earned money on em i can tell u they WERE NOT skid row albums... im not sure WHAT they were, or what they were tryin to be, but they WERE NOT skid row albums! ...in all fairness, ill hold my tounge on this new one till i can give it a proper listen, but their track record of cranking out nothing palatable (that just my personal opinion) after "slave" doesnt make me hold my breath in anticipation ...& honestly, i really do want to see them do well, so ill give the new album a fair shake, & i guess well see where it goes ...always enjoy hearing ur take on things & always enjoy ur vids bro, so thank u!
I feel your pain but if it says “Skid Row” it’s a Skid Row album. Perhaps you don’t like it but members come and go for all bands. Look at ZZ Top who had the same line up for 50 years until Dusty died but they have replaced him and are still going. It’s just the nature of things.
@@BrendonSnyder ...oh, trust me, i agree with u, & i understand that sometimes band members rotate in &/or out... doesnt mean we always gotta like it though... & in all honesty, i wouldnt have been so previously disappointed had i not been such a huge skids fan... but i will go give this new one a fair listen with an open mind... & i will add that i always appriciate what u do for music community, like takin the time to bring this information to all of us fellow music lovers, so thanx dude
You’re very welcome! I’m glad to be able to present this type of info for those of us Music fans who appreciate it. Music makes the world go around!
Slave
Skid Row
Subhuman
Tick skin
Then the rest!
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Skid Row wasn’t glam metal. They were hard rock.
I disagree. The entire feel, look, and sound of the debut is pure Glam Metal at its best!
@@BrendonSnyder i dont remember them wearing make up and looking like women/motley crue or cinderella. They were hard rock/heavy metal. Similar to Guns N Roses who were Hard Rock and not glam. Either way love their debut. Great record.
I got news for you…guns n roses were Glam Metal too. You didn’t have to wear makeup to be Glam Metal. Glam Metal has more to do with a style and sound than just a look. You’re thinking of Sleeze Rock.
@@BrendonSnyder dude…were you around back then? Guns N Roses was called the band that killed glam metal. Hair metal got so bloated and when GNR came out they brought a 70’s hard rock mixed with 80’s metal sound to them. Anyone who lived back then knows this. They literally talked about it on MTV and radio stations and magazines how GNR killed the bloated Hair/Glam Metal scene. They were 100% NOT in that category. They were more Aerosmith then Motley Crue or Cinderella.
Yes I was around and that’s why I know. I’m speaking from first hand experience. And I’ve never heard GNR referred to as the band that killed Glam Metal. Incidentally Glam Metal thrived for 4 more years after GNR hit the scene. Now, I’ve heard Nirvana referred to as the band that killed Glam Metal. I think you’re mixing up your music knowledge a bit.