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Perun said:
I'm afraid I never had any use for Steel Panther. Novelty acts are OK, but novelty nostalgia acts? That's just a waste of talent.
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Very much disagree. But agreed though, that Steel Panther isn't for everyone.

Satchel (Russ Parish, the guitar player) played on Fights War of Words. If they had gone down the serious route and still played Glam/sleeze, nobody would've cared about them. Like, nobody.
 
We're suppose to be getting a winter storm tonight into tomorrow and it's suppose to last all day tomorrow. We'll see how this pans out because the last big storm we were suppose to have, it just ended up being nothing but rain and we got no snow what so ever. At this point, it's hard to believe what our weather people are telling us.
 
Yax said:
Very much disagree. But agreed though, that Steel Panther isn't for everyone.

Satchel (Russ Parish, the guitar player) played on Fights War of Words. If they had gone down the serious route and still played Glam/sleeze, nobody would've cared about them. Like, nobody.
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They're a bit of a joke though aren't they. I look at Steel Panther in much the same way I look at Tenacious D.
 
SixesAlltheway said:
They're a bit of a joke though aren't they. I look at Steel Panther in much the same way I look at Tenacious D.
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Maybe, just maybe, I dislike joke bands because I'm so tired of Tenacious D. I used to think they were fun, but I got an absolute overkill from them. One of my mates used to put on Pick of Destiny every time I came over, and he would always have the same reactions to all the same moments. Well, that guy is worth a book anyway. That was in addition to everybody playing the movie, and especially Kickapoo, all the time anyway, especially to me, because they thought it was precisely my thing. I'm so bloody tired of it, right now, I would probably smash something if I hear it.
 
I never really understood parody bands, but yeah glam and sleaze metal must be the easiest to poke fun of..there are just so many things :p I'm also sure many power metal bands are actual parody bands without themselves even knowing it :innocent:
 
Same here Perun, they were really big around Pick of Destiny you couldn't really avoid them. You don't hear about them much anymore though...

I want to see a black metal joke band next...Ok I don't really. :p
 
SixesAlltheway said:
I want to see a black metal joke band next...Ok I don't really. :p
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Here's something for you. Not a joke band, admittedly, more of a joke painting:

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SixesAlltheway said:
Same here Perun, they were really big around Pick of Destiny you couldn't really avoid them. You don't hear about them much anymore though...
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Well, that's exactly the problem: It just went on and on, long after a normal hype would have died down.

[/quote]I want to see a black metal joke band next...Ok I don't really. :p[/quote]

Plenty of them out there.
 
There was absolutely no reason for The Angel and the Gambler to be almost 10 minutes long though. The single/music video edit cuts everything down to 4 minutes and you don't miss anything at all. Should have put the 4 minute version on the album.
 
SixesAlltheway said:
There was absolutely no reason for The Angel and the Gambler to be almost 10 minutes long though. The single/music video edit cuts everything down to 4 minutes and you don't miss anything at all. Should have put the 4 minute version on the album.
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I agree. It would still not have been the best song on the album (The Clansman is), but it wouldn't be a song I listen to once a year because I think it is my duty.
 
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