Ninjapie24

I only listened to a few albums that came out in 2020, but I listened to many new albums to me (one new album a day for the whole year). Of the ones this year 1. Sons of Apollo- MMXX I loved every track on this album and was just as good as the first record, with Wither To Black being one of the best songs with a nice tribute to Rush and Neil Peart. 2. Alestorm- Curse of the Crystal Coconut This album was by a band that my friends and I just listened to for fun, and it’s stupid but somehow still amazing. It’s one of the biggest laughs I’ve had while listening to music while still bei

There are a lot of options to pick, but I think I’d have to go with Tokyo ‘88. I absolutely love the guitar intro before the song then leading to Axl screaming his usual line

The track listing for the second disc reminds me of the best named greatest hits album I’ve heard (Greatest Hit... and 21 other pretty cool songs). The inclusion of a demo, live song, and long time b-side is very similar to having an unreleased song and remixes on a greatest hits album. It still wouldn’t have been much of an improvement since everyone already has those songs, but it could have been a step in the right direction

I can’t wait for the next selects to be Rock In Rio 2017, or some other concert we’ve already seen.

Just had to have Duff first and then scom

At least they picked some decent performances of the songs that are usually the worst Axl-wise in the set

I haven’t seen too many bad version of that, but Sweet Child on the other hand....

They really just said “what songs does Axl butcher the most often” and put those all in one video

Bruce Dickinson is still going strong, but Rob Halford is still kicking ass, especially with Firepower and that man is 68.

I never appreciated Billy as much until I saw them. He was just a couple feet away from me and his playing was so impressive. The spot I was at gave me a great view of him and Portnoy (my favorite drummer of all time).

I saw them last night and was one person away from the stage. Absolutely fantastic show with all the crowd interaction and someone getting kicked offstage.

Not a surprise it was a Rush reference

I’m seeing the band when they go to Boston on (I believe) the 15th