Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 2:23 am**

Adrian Worman wrote:
Kev wrote:Maybe it's because the Val is full of Doof Doof but this is the bomb;

Great Vid!
Holy Bananarama! Kev that is an absolute blast

C'mon metal mates i reckon that track ripped it up a bit

Loved it too

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 8:36 am**

TYREMAN wrote:I can not think of any more Metal but these are good if you like heavy Jazz.

Enjoyed Tony MacAlpine Tony. Never heard of the guy but I'll be playing his stuff now

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 9:52 am**

Rock.

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 1:32 pm**

Dave wrote:Rock.

Loved that Dave - thanks!

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 2:57 pm**

Just going thru my back catalogue and thought I'd post this mixed bag.

Bit of everything here: AOR, Rock, Metal, even some Funk Rock.

Here's a couple of tracks from a band that should have been huge but alas it didn't happen. They only produced one album but what an album it was! Every track a stormer! Here's a couple:

And finally, let's go mental:

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 7:11 pm**

Jem wrote:
TYREMAN wrote:I can not think of any more Metal but these are good if you like heavy Jazz.

Enjoyed Tony MacAlpine Tony. Never heard of the guy but I'll be playing his stuff now

He is bloody good been around since the 80s and got a few albums out Before Via and Satch,He has toured with Via and Satriani a few times as the 3rd member of G3.The Cab Jazz stuff is also him as well

he is/was also in another Jazz band with Billy Sheehan from Mr Big an interesting side project a few years back.Many people like him more than Via.

P.S he also used to be in Steve Via's solo band for a time.

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 7:29 pm**

Giant a big fan

And Steve Salas

better than Lenny Cravits-spl? i think he was at it first. Also an american Indian

These are simple but love the sound..from Dertoit also

How about a bit of Stan Bush..great singer

Transformers 80s

good one for the Gym this.

He has still not lost his "touch"

Posted: **Sat Sep 08, 12 7:41 pm**

Best song ever written about Birmingham the birthplace of Metal

Posted: **Tue Sep 11, 12 7:58 pm**

Can't stop playin Saints and Sinners now thanks to Jem, but while I was listening to a couple of their tracks i couldn't help but think of Prime Mover by Zodiac Mindwarp........... what happened to them?
The 12" vinyl I got of that is awesome, but all the links to YouTube vids of em sound crap so I won't put one up

Posted: **Tue Sep 18, 12 3:11 pm**

Worthy of it's own thread this news, but thought I better keep it here...

http://www.cineworld.co.uk/films/5657

and a clip here

Finally, it looks like it's going to see the light of day, after annual rumours of a dvd release since the gig, nearly 5 years ago.

Cool that it's getting a cinema release too but I might end up waiting for the dvd (or BluRay, TT

) in Nov.

Sorry Jem, I know they're not quite up to Thunder's standards but it gives them something to aim for if they ever do play together agian