I have
always thought about what I would want to know about as a fan because that is
what I am. There are people out there
who have the mind set that if I do not have an audience that I will not create
or put my material out there. In Chris Hardwick’s book The Nerdist Way:
how to get to next level in your real life create anyway regardless of wheather
you have an audience or not just “create anyway that is an extremely self-defeating
attiude and is an excuse when I get right down to it. So get rid of it. A creative person creates regardless. Would I like to have more than one person’s
prospective on this? You bet I would but
I do not think that is possible at this point.
When I think about what I want to write about I always think about when
it comes to both professional wrestling and rock’n roll music I always think
what would I want to know if I were just a fan reading this. But the main thing I want to stress all of this is my opinion when it comes to music
for example all I can do is go with what I hear. This is something I never understood and listening
to Eddie Trunk got me to think about this he said that he never subscribed to
the notion of it’s hip so I have to like it.
Or if someone does not like something they are haters or they take it personally. That takes a lot of the fun out of this. I wish a lot of AEW fans did not take any of
the critiscm so personally. I hope people
notice that I only focus on music that I enjoy there are just so many more
musicans and bands that I love that I do not feel they get the recognition that they deserve. It is one of the things that made Eddie
Trunk want to get into radio because
there were all of these musicans and bands that he loved that so many fans were
unaware. Eddie’s first band was Kiss
and it took him a long time according to him to explore different musicans and
bands. Eddie Trunk was the first ever
host to have a heavy metal radio show.
But that is what I try to do here is to write about musicans and bands
that I truly love. I want fans to know
about musicans and bands that I think are underappreciated or underated.
Others may not agree with me and that is fine that is the fun of
it. I need to correct something I wrote
in the previous section Lance Hoyt Jimmy Rave with Christy Hemme I think they were known as: Rock’n Rave they had a
program with LAX : Homicide and Hernandez and they had a mystery female attack
Christy and Rock’n Rave TNA and Spike TV came up with a policy that male on female violence would not be tolerated. Until Final Resolution that January where
the mystery female unmasked and was revealed.
I need to also correct The Voodoo
Queen Roxxi Laveaux: is from Kong Square New Orlands Louisiana. I’ll say it again I wish I had a girlfriend
just like that. I also have never ever subscribed
to the notion of this musican or band has become more well-known or mainstream
I am not a fan anymore. I do not
understand that. There are fans out
there who are like that two examples: The Eagles and Veruca Salt check out this
song the morning sad from their 1997 album Eight Arms to Hold You. Louise Post’s guitar playing on this track
is really awesome. Jim Shapiro’s drumming
is one of the things that makes this song wonderful. Eight Arms to Hold You also features: shutterbug which the band performed on both
The Jenny Mccarthy Show on MTV: The 10 spot and Saturday Night LIVE. Eight Arms to Hold you also features a deep
track called finally mine which is a favorite of mine. Before anyone says well Bon Jovi became more
mainstream after their album Keep the Faith
which I think is still their best album.
But what makes Bon Jovi different from the two bands I mentioned I do
not think The Eagles and Veruca Salt ever went into a competly different
direction into something totally different
then what they started as. I do like
the first Bon Jovi music video I saw called it’s my life. The first Jon Bon Jovi music video I saw on
VH1 was midnight at Chelsea from Jon’s solo album Destination Anyway released:
in 1997. This music video was my first
ever exposure to anything Bon Jovi. I
think The Eagles did not face backlash until their album Hotel Calfornia was so
successful but the band did not change.
Chris Jericho told a story about how he saw Ronnie James Dio interact with fans
Chris asked Ronnie you sign every autograph?
Ronnie said yes every autograph because “You’ll won’t remember them but they’ll
never forget”. Ronnie also stressed to
Chris that “they will also remember if you blow them off”.
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