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  • J.B.
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    My favorite Bowie Video. Creepy as F and loving it.

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  • Jorge Galvan
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    Been thinking of LIFE on the road and on stage and the drama, excitement and Debauchery of life in the 1980's.


    Yes, I miss it very much.





    Ride the wind.

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  • Werewolf
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    Yes, there actually is an official He-Man and She-Ra music video. From the Secret of the Sword soundtrack. Saw the movie in the theater 40 years ago.



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  • Jorge Galvan
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    More LOUDNESS! From 1986. LET IT GO


    Considering life here on Planet Oppression, I doubt if Loudness will make over from Japan to the states anytime soon. DAMN!

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    This is the soundtrack to droving down (or up) Pacific Coast Highway, Survivor with Jimi Jameson on vocals.

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  • Jorge Galvan
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    Dokken were always... HEAVEN SENT!!




    George (Lynch) his solo is killer!!!!


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  • Jorge Galvan
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    The last Buggles video out there, (that I know of )

    CLEAN, CLEAN

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  • Werewolf
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    Eagle Force

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  • Jorge Galvan
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    YNGWIE! Is an ARSE! Ask anyone who has worked with him, but man can he play!!!!


    From 1988,, with Joe Lynn Turner on vocals: HEAVEN TONIGHT


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  • Jorge Galvan
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    Edward is Unchained!!!

    And... Very much missed, rest easy guitar hero.

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  • Jorge Galvan
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    MIT; Musician's Institute is off McFadden Place in Hollywierd. PIT, KIT, GIT: Guitar Institute of Technology in the 80's this was the place to go if you wanted to SHRED and be taught by shredders such as PAUL GILBERT; the genius behind RACER-X. Here after leaving the band he hooks up with Billy Sheehan(Bass), Pat Torpey (Drums) and Eric Martin and


    MR BIG is born. My cousin Kevin was at GIT at the time, as there were flyers plastered all over the school for extras for THIS Video off their debut lp. Shot at the Hollywood Palace, down the street. Kevin told me they got there in the morning, by the time the video shoot was done, it was Night time!! What a great tune off the lp!

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  • Jorge Galvan
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    Never meet your heroes. Sad, Pathetic. His last great solo album:
    Behind the sun






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  • J.B.
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    Queen of Cool, Chrissie Hynde and my favorite Pretenders song

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