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Location: Long Island | Hey RJ, That encore of WNGTI was something I'll never forget. Didn't know who that woman was but it looks like someone else has answered that elsewhere in the thread. As far as Mulcahy's is concerned, it depends on what you consider good shows. Baz played there a little while back (I would consider that good). I think they still try to keep it rock based. I know that one of Danny's other bands (I believe it's Almost Queen) played there not long ago. A good while back I believe Warrnat played. Looking at the website (http://www.mulcahys.com/) it looks like WASP is coming up. My g/f grew up a few blocks from this bar and every now and again I'll see what's lined up when we go visit her parents. I've never actually gotten to a show there because it seems like they're often on a date I can't make for some reason. So I don't know the sound of local bands that they might bring in. Any way, hope that gives you a little info as to what's up at Muchay's now.
Best,
CG
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| Has to be the Under the blade era for me. It's when I discovered them and they were still "our" secret. It did alter my perception a bit as I liked a lot of the bands from that time and figured they all would be famous. But in hindsight, after thousands of shows it's obvious that TS were/are special. They had the drive and the "it" factor that so many good bands don't. |
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Location: MARS | C-Rod - 2006-03-07 10:27 AM
Well, I had to be different  I went for the Come out & Play era. Not being from the area, I didn't have a lot of exposure to them in the early days. But I guess the coolest part of that time was that everyone knew who they were, even my non metal friends had heard of them and thought they were "ok" It's cool to like a band that other people don't know of, makes you feel like part of a secret club or something, but it's also way cool when you can share that music with your friends. And the PMRC days, who can forget that! Ole Dee had a few surprises for Tippy! Like the fact that he was an intelligent man who could articulate his thoughts quite well!
And Besides that COAP had the coolest album cover
COAP is a cool album cover, cool album too, I think it's an underrated album.
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Location: on a Twisted planet | I voted for Stay Hungry era.........i mean....i SIMPLY LOVE every TS era.....but i wasn't able to be in the Club Daze when they kicked ass because of 2 reasons.....1: I was born in '81...2: i was born in Macedonia......WAAAAY from NY :D lol
So i like the Stay Hungry era a lot because that's the first thing that i ever saw by TS.....and after it i kinda got into the band's life and music.....AWESOME BAND...........LOVE'EM
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Location: York, PA | Favorite era was Under the Blade--during my college days. As a radio/tv major, I did a 4 hour metal show every Friday--lots of requests for TS, Sabbath, Metallica, etc.
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| Eventhough my favorite era is Stay Hungry, I voted for You Can't Stop Rock and Roll because that is when I was formally introduced to them. |
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| They were by far the tightest bar/club band I have ever seen. The opening song, the dark stage and a great sound and light show once the music started. |
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Location: Over the Rainbow. | I "MAY" be wrong (won't be the first or last time mind you) but I get the feeling this poll has something to do with age. lol
Seems to me when ever one of the minion were introduced to the Boyz that era seems to be the fav.
Which in my opinion IS A GREAT THING.
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Location: MARS | MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:33 PM
I "MAY" be wrong (won't be the first or last time mind you) but I get the feeling this poll has something to do with age. lol
Seems to me when ever one of the minion were introduced to the Boyz that era seems to be the fav.
Which in my opinion IS A GREAT THING.
THEY ROCK AT EVERY STAGE.
I think you are right, I've noticed alot of people saying this is their favorite because it was when they were introduced to TS, and me kinda too, my first TS album was Stay Hungry, probalby one reason why we disagree on the Stay vs. Still. lol
The song that did it for me, and made TS my all time favorite band was "Bad Boys" and "I Am I'm Me".
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Location: Over the Rainbow. | K9 ,
It's all good my man. You know what these answers tell me ;
Sister came, we heard, THEY CONQUERED!
End of story. lol
It's been a great ride at any age. May the ride continue for many years to come.
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Location: MARS | MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:54 PM
K9 ,
It's all good my man. You know what these answers tell me ;
Sister came, we heard, THEY CONQUERED!
End of story. lol
It's been a great ride at any age. May the ride continue for many years to come.
I owe you a few beers ;-)
I don't drink, but I do agree with you
they came, we heard, THEY CONCERD!..lol
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Location: Over the Rainbow. | -K9- - 2006-03-07 8:56 PM
MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:54 PM
K9 ,
It's all good my man. You know what these answers tell me ;
Sister came, we heard, THEY CONQUERED!
End of story. lol
It's been a great ride at any age. May the ride continue for many years to come.
I owe you a few beers ;-)
I don't drink, but I do agree with you
they came, we heard, THEY CONCERD!..lol
Geez did I spell that wrong. lmao
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Location: MARS | MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:59 PM
-K9- - 2006-03-07 8:56 PM
MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:54 PM
K9 ,
It's all good my man. You know what these answers tell me ;
Sister came, we heard, THEY CONQUERED!
End of story. lol
It's been a great ride at any age. May the ride continue for many years to come.
I owe you a few beers ;-)
I don't drink, but I do agree with you
they came, we heard, THEY CONCERD!..lol
Geez did I spell that wrong. lmao
Just call me VOiD's teacher ;- )
I don't know, I might have spelled it wrong, I'm no spelling wiz, but no VOiD either... lmfao |
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Location: Long Island | MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:33 PM I "MAY" be wrong (won't be the first or last time mind you) but I get the feeling this poll has something to do with age. lol Seems to me when ever one of the minion were introduced to the Boyz that era seems to be the fav. Which in my opinion IS A GREAT THING. THEY ROCK AT EVERY STAGE. Absolutely right, MP. I don't know if it would get any votes but a category that could have been added to this poll (imho) is "Since the Reunion." I knew of TS around the Stay Hungry era but was rather young and didn't really get into it. They split when I was about 10 and it wasn't until after that when I really came into it all. My first album being "Stay Hungry" and progressing from there to every other era. I said for years that if there was one band that I could see reunite I would want it to be TS. Then came NY Steel. As painful as the reason for that concert was, the result of and good things that were done through the show helped make it one of the greatest nights of my life. Having the opporunity to see to see the band, in any incarnation, several times since then helps make the reunion onward a great era for me. Best,
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Location: MARS | CGsDesign - 2006-03-08 1:26 PM
MP1975 - 2006-03-07 8:33 PM I "MAY" be wrong (won't be the first or last time mind you) but I get the feeling this poll has something to do with age. lol Seems to me when ever one of the minion were introduced to the Boyz that era seems to be the fav. Which in my opinion IS A GREAT THING. THEY ROCK AT EVERY STAGE. Absolutely right, MP. I don't know if it would get any votes but a category that could have been added to this poll (imho) is "Since the Reunion." I knew of TS around the Stay Hungry era but was rather young and didn't really get into it. They split when I was about 10 and it wasn't until after that when I really came into it all. My first album being "Stay Hungry" and progressing from there to every other era. I said for years that if there was one band that I could see reunite I would want it to be TS. Then came NY Steel. As painful as the reason for that concert was, the result of and good things that were done through the show helped make it one of the greatest nights of my life. Having the opporunity to see to see the band, in any incarnation, several times since then helps make the reunion onward a great era for me. Best,
CG
I never thought of adding that, but I love this era too because it was the only chance I had to see Twisted in concert, obviously. |
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