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My band released our new album today, can be streamed on the digital platform of your choice. My favourite song on the album is the driving tune, Fast Car Smell ...

Interview with Rob on BBC website - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08smchz

I really like Turbo. Think there are some excellent songs on there, and I do quite enjoy the 80s commercial production. On the other hand, the lyrics on Parental Guidance and Private Property are a bit cringe-worthy.

I've noticed them recently getting played on Planet Rock, so think their profile in the UK must be increasing. I have their Best of double CD from a few years ago. To be honest I preferred the CD which was covers to their original stuff, so haven't delved any further into their back catalogue.

Had it on a couple of times now, think it is really solid, consistent throughout, definitely, for me, the best of the three Ezrin albums. Need to make time to check out the interviews on the DVD.

Arrived this morning, looking forward to giving it a spin after work this evening. Got high hopes for it based on what I've heard up until now.

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it, Cheers.

Vantage Point have released a new track, Pay As You Go, available on all the usual digital platforms.

I think his new album is okay, listened to it a few times and it is all decent stuff. Nothing though seems particularly memorable, no track makes me want to go back and listen to it multiple times. So I think it is a decent addition to his catalogue, but definitely not a classic, just one that...

Thanks, it's definitely from the more commercial hard rock side of our repertoire.

Have released a new EP today, is three original songs plus a cover of the Spandau Ballet tune, To Cut A Long Story Short. Can be found on the streaming platform of your choice.

My band have just put out a cover of the track, I Think We're Alone Now, not sure it is better than the iconic version Tiffany did in the 80s, but I think it is better than the original version by Tommy James and the Shondells

Ian Paice has got himself a YouTube channel where he is putting up some of the footage he has taken over the years, as well as some spoken videos with stories and answering questions.

Thanks, and yes Halford is a rather big influence on our singer ...

I don't either of those versions top the original that Steinman did with his Pandora's Box project. That album also contains a few tracks that Meat Loaf recorded on the Bat out of Hell 2 album. Had Pandora's Box been successful, Meat Loaf may never have resurrected his career in the early 90s.

Yeah that is a great video, whoever did that is well ahead of me in their stop motion abilities.

Think that is quite a good idea, but rather poorly executed. Don't for a moment think I could come up with a better build. But if Lego did decide to go with that they would have to do a lot of improvements to make me buy it, as in that state it is pretty poor. I do love Lego though, got loads...

I don't listen to it much now, but this is the song that really got me into Maiden. Friend had the album and every time I was round at his house I'd always put this track on. Then one day I thought I should get the album for myself, and obviously then proceeded to get heavily into band and buy...

Had a go at the solo from Rainmaker

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