First, the return of Loverboy. Then Def Leppard. Not to be outdone ...

Due out 4/22.

 

Wow. Coverdale-Page was a damn good album a decade ago. Can't imagine David's got too much left.

 

Tawny Kitaen just started posing on a car hood and doesn't know why.

 

It's called early-onset alzheimers... She's had it since she turned 60...

 

How many true hits can we say Whitesnake had?

For my money it's two... Still of the Night and Here I go Again... I may be forgetting one though... Not sure I consider Slide it in to be a hit...

 

Wasn't "Is This Love?" a follow-up to Here I Go Again and a hit?

In any event, lumping Def Leppard in with these two is a frickin' crime. Lep had much, much more of an impact than the other two combined. And it's not even close.

 

My hair is growing and doesn't know why.

 

1. Def Lep NEVER went away. They've released something every 2-3 years since Adrenalize.

2. Def Lep was much more important than Loverboy and Whitesnake in every single fucking way.

3. I will not buy this or Loverboy. Some things are better left in the '80s.

4. Yes, Is This Love? was a big, huge follow-up hit to Here I Go Again.

5. I'm going to go shoot myself now.

 

Unfortunately, they peaked in '83.

 

Hysteria sold more copies in '87-'89, but sadly you're right.

 

I bet if they had a concert and the set list was just songs from High 'N' Dry and Pyromania they'd make a gazillion dollars. Hell, I'd pony up to see those has-beens for that.

 

When I saw them a few years back, they played exactly one song from High N Dry, and wasn't the silly ballad hit.

Most of the set list came from Pyromania and Hysteria.