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Skid Row rocks man, they are more metalish than a regular hair band (even though I like hair metal as well.) Buy Slave to the Grind for a heavier listen, the song slave to the Gring rules and there are some other good ones off that cd such as Quicksand Jesus. the self titled album is more hair metalish, but is also a solid listen.

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Thanks dude. You guys have definitly convinced me that they rock. Now I just have to decide which CD to buy. You say Slave to the Grind is better and Fizz says the self titled ablum is better. I guess I can't go wrong.

I'll take what you said under consideration. The main reason I asked was because I went this huge mall the other day and saw the debt album for $9.99 and was considering buying it but didn't know if it was worth it. I'm going back tomorrow so I was wondering if I should still get it. Thanks for your opinion.

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Are you serious?

The Pink Floyd stuff is good. From them I prefer Shine On You Crazy Diamonds. The close ones that are close to 15 minutes for me would be The End and When the Musics Over by the Doors but they are only like 11 or so each. The live ones are over 15 though.

Hello guys and gals. I need some help. I know very little about Skid Row but I hear that if you like GN'R (and I obviously do) then you will like Skid Row. On the other hand, I heard that they were kind of hair metalish. I don't really care for hair metal. So my question is... should I start listening to Skid Row and if so, which CD should I get first? Thanks.

For Whom the Bell Tolls without a doubt. That song kicks so much ass. The guitar riffs are awesome in the intro. One of my favorite Metallica songs.

Back in 1991 when the UYI CDs came out my Dad bought UYI I. He would always play November Rain and I absolutely fell in love with the song. I didn't have a clue who sang it but I liked it. Then when I was in 9th grade I would do my math homework and get frustrated with it so I would turn the radio on to the local oldies rock station. Every afternoon I would hear either Paradise City or Sweet Child O' Mine. I loved them both so eventually I got brave and bought AFD. I must say that that was the best $10 I had ever spent. It is still my favorite CD. I also started to borrow UYI I from my Dad. I became a fan immediately so I started buying the rest of their CDs. And the rest is history.