What are some other albums that sound like this? The guitar at 1:24 makes my dick hard.
What are some other albums that sound like this? The guitar at 1:24 makes my dick hard
Camden Baker
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Julian Morris
Pretty much a lot of glam metal features that kind of EVH esque vibrant guitar squeeling thrown all over the place, I'd say it's one of the more defining traits. Just listen to more bands, see what you like. I like Skid Row a lot to name one.
Hudson Hughes
wud else
Ian Wood
dude the pie is falling right where her vagina is
Owen Fisher
why dat?
Ian Jenkins
I mean there's so many bands and they all kind of differ in some way...some more "metal", some more bluesy, some more dirty, some more poppy. Warrant is actually one of my favorites and I can't say anyone who sounds EXACTLY like them, but I mean if you just want some shit to check out that you might like, shit....
Ratt
Twisted Sister
Dokken
Motley Crue
Poison
Skid Row
Winger
Bon Jovi
Stryper
WASP
LA Guns
Faster Pussycat
Slaughter
Vinnie Vincent Invasion
Mr. Big
Dangerous Toys
Cinderella
David Lee Roth solo
80's KISS
Damn Yankees
Tigertailz
Loudness
The list could go on and on
I'm sure if you like Warrant you'll find something else you like if not a lot of stuff. I mean hell, obviously check out Def Leppard, Van Halen in general, maybe older KISS and Alice Cooper though Alice's 80's shit is probably the most similar, Ted Nugent just for big guitar sounds
Jordan Wilson
SHEEEEE'S MYYY CHERRY PIE
Sebastian Butler
because it’s cherry PIE you know like pussy like the great American comedy film American Pie where the guy fucks the pie
Ryder Reed
80s kids were tough. millennials are pussies
Jace Rivera
pie is pussy?
Jaxon Hernandez
They're both a tasty treat I like to eat
Tyler Martin
How about...
>Lion
>White Lion
>Great White
>Whitesnake
Lincoln Carter
Hair metal was already dead by this point. Cherry Pie was just the gas escaping from the corpse.
Anthony Robinson
There were some big hits in the early 90s, but that was the end. Unfortunately, we've been suffering faggoty ever since Nirvana set the new standard for guitar music.
Ian Martin
Jaxson Ortiz
Adrenalize was the last major hair metal album to chart, but Revenge didn't sell anything at all and was basically ignored. Well maybe Brazilians bought it or something.
Isaiah Ramirez
I just posted that pic cause I think it's cool, I know it wasn't a hit. But I mean Warrant, Skid Row, GnR if you wanna consider them which you may as well if you count Def Leppard since GnR came from that scene more than them
Joshua Jenkins
One has to feel bad for Jani Lane because of how fast his music career collapsed, but then again you don't for thinking that hair metal was a viable career in 1990.
Xavier Cooper
but then again you don't for thinking that hair metal was a viable career in 1990.
Nobody could have seen the literal overnight shift in trends. At the time that brand of rock was still on top of the world and it all changed quicker than you can say Enuff Z'nuff, it was a combination of things but the very early 90's was still basically the 80's
Levi Cruz
Anyone following the underground scene could have seen it coming. And no, hair metal really wasn't still on top of the world in 1990 unless you were a grade schooler.
Isaac Torres
Vito Bratta was better than EVH. Change my mind
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Grayson Roberts
Underground metal took the same massive hit glam did, unless your name was Metallica or Pantera, they scrambled
John Young
I mean, come on. Cherry Pie came out a month after Facelift. Dead genre was dead.
Lincoln Anderson
Everyone knows the song, it wasn't dead just yet
Ian Rivera
Surfing with the alien Joe Satriani
Aiden Peterson
>youtube.com
>"I hate that song..."
>All of a sudden the album's called Cherry Pie, the record's called Cherry Pie, I'm doing Cherry Pie eating contests, the single's Cherry Pie... Right?
>And my legacy's Cherry Pie, everything about me is Cherry Pie, I'm the Cherry Pie guy!
>... I could shoot myself in the head for writing that fuckin song
Damn
Jordan Thomas
Facelift wasn't big until Man in the Box hit
Sebastian Nguyen
Based Jani Lane...
Noah Turner
Winger In the Heart of the Young is the companion album to Cherry Pie
Good list except for Stryper...
Ethan Morris
It went gold faggot
Joseph Torres
>not liking Stryper
Yes, based, he needs more praise
Nathaniel Howard
I just can't with Stryper. I was going to call out Welsh band Tigertailz but I will show reapect. RIP Pepsi Tate...
Ryan Robinson
I really have no possible idea what problem anyone could have with Stryper, so I'm curious. Many bands on that list I might understand, but Stryper? They were just good all around.
Justin Taylor
In The Heart of the Young [Atlantic, 1990]
The appalling pall that pop metal casts over 1990's abysmal Hot 100 is a triumph of mass narrowcasting. By carefully downplaying any differences in gender, socioeconomic background, or sub-generation, it is in theory possible for any passive Caucasian under 25 to consume (in descending order of marginal differentiation) Winger or Warrant or Heart or Jon Bon or Cheap Trick or David fucking Cassidy. Winger are Whitesnake with the sexism muted and the facelifts down the road, their feigned vulnerability and youthcult rote masking their will to power. They may last a while, they may not. They're so bad they're not even completely terrible. C-
Cameron Scott
Not a good band at all. Even their best song To Hell With the Devil grates.
No edge. Just weak.
Adam Wright
Reviewers like that never got laid
Alexander Lee
Shes my cherry pie!
Joshua Wood
If you haven't yet check out their album Dog Eat Dog.
Juan Davis
This. Also Ultraphobic.
Jaxon White
Am I a zoomer if I discovered (and enjoyed) this song playing guitar hero?
Christian Rogers
Pretty sure if you remember Guitar Hero you're a boomer
Grayson Taylor
But see . Even he wasn't sure at the time just how long this thing was going to continue.
Charles Baker
I mean, it should have seemed fairly obvious in retrospect that hair metal was going to end with the 80s. Bands like Pantera and Alice in Chains quickly changed their sound to alternative rock and got away with it because they had been near-unknows in the 80s, while the established giants like Crue or Poison really couldn't change their sound much without looking stupid/forced/bandwagon.
Joseph Lee
>Loudness
Based!