> Artist: Great White
>
> Song: Street Killer (Requested)
>
> Album: Recovery Live - On Your Knees
Is this the On Your Knees album you were looking for Andie?

> Artist: Great White
>
> Song: Street Killer (Requested)
>
> Album: Recovery Live - On Your Knees
Is this the On Your Knees album you were looking for Andie?

This is the copy I have on vinyl, the studio EP. I think some of these, but not all of tracks show up on the "Stick It" album (which is in Sam).

http://www.sleazeroxx.com/bands/greatwhite/on.shtml

> Fatback,
> Here's the scoop on Ten:
>
>
>
> A Manchester based AOR band that carried many predictions for a major career. Although TEN scored almost instantaneous success in Japan they found it much tougher going in Europe and the USA. The band??????????????????s first crop of album??????????????????s boasted an enviable array of individual talents, especially with vocalist Gary Hughes and guitarist Vinny Burns, and reaped huge acclaim from the AOR press but TEN struggled to break free of the independent circuit. Indeed, in their homeland TEN unfortunately found it difficult to even break any bigger than a seemingly permanent fixture as headliners of their label organised club events ???????????????The Gods??????????????????.
>
> TEN was formed in 1995 by the much-lauded vocalist GARY HUGHES, following two previous solo albums, and ex-DARE, ASIA and ULTRAVOX guitarist VINNY BURNS. Later added erstwhile SIMPLY RED and ASIA guitarist Aziz Ibrihim and the former DARE rhythm section of bassist Shelley and drummer Greg Morgan.
>
> The debut album was crafted by the late and esteemed figure of JOURNEY producer Mike Stone. It was released in May 1996 selling 20'000 copies in Japan where the group immediately gained a rabid following. This set the wheels in motion for the recording of a second album, 'In The Name Of The Rose', that was released later the same year and began work on a third album in 1997. In the interim, TEN worked with ex-VALENTINE and OPEN SKYZ vocalist HUGO assisting in the recording of the American's debut solo album, produced by Hughes.
>
> Having appeared at the 1996 event, in November 1997 TEN once again headlined Now And Then's 'Gods' show, on a bill that differed very little from the previous year's festivities. This time, however, the group was celebrating the release of a brand new album, 'The Robe'
>
> A year ending trek to Japan resulted in the group's Japanese label, Zero Corporation, releasing a double live package in early 1998. Giving their by now predictable slot at 'The Gods' festival a miss for a change Burns nonetheless turned up on stage adding guitar to MAGNUM frontman BOB CATLEY's live set.
>
> TEN's status increased in Japan the band signed to major label Mercury Records for their 1999 release 'Spellbound'. For this effort TEN pulled in producer Rafe McKenna. Keyboards came courtesy of former TYGERS OF PAN TANG and WAYSTED man Ged Ryland.
>
> Although TEN's star was still ascending not everything proved easy. The album recording took far longer than expected and recording was initially delayed when a promised drum kit failed to arrive in time!
>
> Ryland quit later the same year to form 'supergroup' ARABIA with ex-VON GROOVE vocalist Michael Shotton, CATHEDRAL drummer Brian Dixon and another former TEN man bassist Steve McKenna. Ryland would also be located in a one off live version of CONTAGIOUS and as part of American guitarist DANNY DANZI's backing band. Meantime, 2000 found Burns issuing his debut solo album 'The Journey' with Hughes, naturally contributing alongside former YA YA and ULTRAVOX vocalist Sam Blue.
>
> TEN would return to the studio for their 'Far Beyond The World' album. Recorded in Hannover, Germany and mixed by ex-VICTORY guitarist Tommy Newton the record would see the inclusion of former HARD RAIN keyboard player Paul Hodson into the ranks. However, just as the band was gearing up to promote the record guitarist VINNY BURNS announced his departure. During January of 2002 TEN announced Burns replacement as being Chris Francis, a graduate of the Guitar Institute of Technology. Hodson would temporarily join the ranks of PULSE for their 2002 appearance at 'The Gods' festival.
>
> McKenna and Morgan would join ex-TYKETTO and WAYSTED singer Danny Vaughn's touring band VAUGHN in late 2003. The following year McKenna sessioned on US outfit MILLENIUM's 'Jericho' opus. That same year Paul Hodson launched his own act, aptly titled HODSON. Taking on the lead vocal role Hodson allied himself with PULSE and BOB CATLEY band guitarist Vince O'Regan, bassist Josie Vespa and PULSE's Lynch Radinsky on the drums for a 2004 debut 'This Strange World', released by the Italian Frontiers label.
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> TEN returned in June of 2004 with the album 'Return To Evermore', released through the band's own Intensity label. 2005 saw the announcement that a double disc retrospective release was planned, complete with totally re-recorded guitar parts, and a new TEN studio album for early 2006. Greg Morgan exited in September 2005 for VOODOO CIRCUS, being replaced by former MARSHALL LAW and PARADISE LOST drummer Lee Morris.
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> TEN celebrated their tenth anniversary with the double disc collection 'The Essential Collection 1995 - 2005' through Frontiers Records, comprising newly recorded versions of older material divided into 'Essential Rockers' and 'Essential Ballads'. The group parted ways with bassist Steve McKenna in December. A new studio album would be set for recording in early 2006, 'The Twilight Chronicles' emerging in August through Frontiers. Recording line-up comprised GARY HUGHES, guitarists Chris Francis and John Halliwell, keyboard player Paul Hodson with DRAG AND DROP session drummer Frank Basile.


Holy shit Rockhead that's hell of a scoop! Admin - let's get some more uploaded!!!

> Artist: Great White
>
> Song: Street Killer (Requested)
>
> Album: Recovery Live - On Your Knees
Is this the On Your Knees album you were looking for Andie?

This is the copy I have on vinyl, the studio EP. I think some of these, but not all of tracks show up on the "Stick It" album (which is in Sam).

http://www.sleazeroxx.com/bands/greatwhite/on.shtml

Keir - no, look at the attachment from Skulls - that is the lp I have at home.

Thanks both!!!!!!

"...On a differnt note, earlier I saw a Fates Warning tune in the que and if vanished, and my FW request after that never showed up...mmm, does Admin not like early Fates???
From:
Ironskulls"



Mmm, weird, now I see a Fates Warning track in que..wonder where that came from?????

I requested "Without a Trace" this morning and I think that one was the one that vanished (it says it played at 9:15 but I don't remember hearing it). Later I got a track from Awaken the Guardian as an RRB and I think that's the one coming up. Weird.

> Fatback wrote:
> Holy shit Rockhead that's hell of a scoop!


Sorry that I can't take full credit for that (though I'd like to). I lifted it from Rockdetector.com :oops:

It's a great reference site. I've found very few inaccuracies there.

> I requested "Without a Trace" this morning and I think that one was the one that vanished (it says it played at 9:15 but I don't remember hearing it). Later I got a track from Awaken the Guardian as an RRB and I think that's the one coming up. Weird.


I grabbed one from Spectre Within....could be either one I guess.

Eitherway, should be a cool tune!

cool one. Anybody heard anything about Tom and his throat issues?
From:
Mr.Slash



Everything I see is from mid-June - no updates . . .

> Winger - Purple Haze (3:39) (By Request)
> From: Winger

Weird. Had that song in my head when I got up this morning. Was saving it for Cover Day.

Bastard. :x

:wink:

> Stephen Pearcy - Round & Round [Original Version] (4:39)
> (By Request)
>
> From: Before and Laughter
>
>
> Haven't heard this, and I don't hold much hope. It probably sounds like it was recorded on a boom box.
> From:
> Rockhead

A boombox? I wish. That is awful. I can't believe they charged money for that crap. That shouldn't be on here. There's plenty of great RATT tunes so there is no need for that album.

Little Angels - Feels Like The World Has Come Undone feat The Angels' Anthem (4:17) (By Request)
From: Young Gods

I liked this pic - did not expect it to pick up in speed near the end

Warrant - Sometimes She Cries (4:45)
(By Request)

From: Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich

She probably saw Jani's performance in Las Vegas.
From:
Rockhead


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - Nice one!!!!

Another great edition of Metal Lessons! '85 is a great year! I have it cranked!

Savatage - Gutter Ballet (6:20)
(By Request)

From: Gutter Ballet


I am totally shocked that this one is rating in the mid 6's overall...Tage' is a acquired taste I guess....but if you ever saw this band live....WOW....

I guess some are turned off by the classical influences...I just find it to be an expanding of my musical horizons...and all music is influenced by others previoulsy....oh and BTW...the guitar shreds in this one...anyway...

Kiz

> White Lion - Sweet Little Loving (4:02)
> From: Pride

What great guitar playing. That dude was awesome. Should be considered one of the best, yet you never see him on "the lists".

> Savatage - Gutter Ballet (6:20)
> (By Request)
>
> From: Gutter Ballet
>
>
> I am totally shocked that this one is rating in the mid 6's overall...Tage' is a acquired taste I guess....but if you ever saw this band live....WOW....
>
> I guess some are turned off by the classical influences...I just find it to be an expanding of my musical horizons...and all music is influenced by others previoulsy....oh and BTW...the guitar shreds in this one...anyway...
>
> Kiz
Yeah, that shocked me as well. I rated it a 9.

Also, Apparition has an average of 6, while I rated it a 10! Not as many people have rated that one though.

RE. SPECT. WALT!

> White Lion - Sweet Little Loving (4:02)
> From: Pride

What great guitar playing. That dude was awesome. Should be considered one of the best, yet you never see him on "the lists".

Agree 100%....Vito Bratta is just amazing! I saw them live for the Pride tour and was just floored. He honestly could give Eddie a run for his money any day. To bad that band got pegged as just another "hair band". Vito never got the respect he deserved, even from his peers.

> Artist: Jon Oliva's Pain
>
> Song: Time to Die
I've been hearing a lot of songs from this album on the station lately. I don't know how I missed this album. It's like the Savatage album I never heard. I love it!