Forget the Bulletboys here's some tone

[skoora]

about 10 seconds in

kinda weird video w/Gary Coleman. This whole album is an exercise in amazing production.

more old school. Played briefly in a Bon Scott AC/DC tribute with this singer in San Diego. That was fun.

but my hands down favorite cock rock tone is this album

 

[crwnedblasphemy]

Dude...I was just talking with my brother about Prime Mover 2 days ago!

 

[snowdog]

I'll stick with the Bulletboys.

 

[sandman]

I'll stick with the Bulletboys.

agreed

 

[skoora]

I'll stick with the Bulletboys.

agreed

I understand. Extreme and rare cases of utter faggotry can be sudden and hard to diagnose. Smooth up in ya indeed.

 

[EXPcustom]

Now that's some cock rock I can feel in the back of my throat.

 

[marshallmel]

I'm friends with former Raging Slab guitarist Mark Middleton and he still has all the gear he used back in the day. The blue strat he played in the Don't Dog Me, Bent for Silver and Shiny Mamma videos is the best sounding strat on planet earth. The guy is just flat out amazing both playing and singing.

 

[snowdog]

I'll stick with the Bulletboys.

agreed

I understand. Extreme and rare cases of utter faggotry can be sudden and hard to diagnose. Smooth up in ya indeed.

Hmm, considering you posted what could easily pass as a battle of the bands at the Blue Oyster, I don't think its necessary to start pointing the gay finger.

 

[skoora]

Oh I'll point it alright
Hell any band from back then looks now like it could compete in that competition. But the chicks didn't think so.

I gotta admit, I had never heard of Warrior before. I stumbled across it while searching for Salty Dog and recognized the singer. I thought it seemed pretty classic though in a way.

To me Bulletboys is a big fail and mainly because I could never get past how gay the lead singer looked. I haven't actualy heard a lot of Salty Dog either but always liked the guitar tone in that song for a hot rodded Marshall kind of thing.

I found a vid of one of my favorite Marshall tones ever but the quality is shit so I'm not going to embed it. It was the Four Horseman doin Rockin' is My Business. The lead tone on that song is perfection.