Best Hair Metal albums of all time-20-16
The countdown moves on to numbers 20-16. By looking at this set it's safe to assume that 1989 was good year for hair metal.
20-Skid Row -s/t (1989)
I don't like this one near as much as I did back then. Still was a decent kick in the pants that went against the sappier hair metal that was on the rise.
19-Tigertailz-Young and crazy (1987)
Not their best album (hint hint), but it does feature their best vocalist-Steevi Jaimz.
18-Tora Tora -Surprise Attack (1989)
These guys played a solid brand of blues hard rock. It's sugary, but active.
17-King Kobra-ready to strike (1985)
If they get remembered at all often this band gets remembered as "oh, yeah the four bleached blond guys and Carmine Appice". Their debut was very tight.
16-Bang Tango-psycho cafe (1989)
These guys were impressive on their debut with a mix of hard rock and light funk.
Numbers 15-11 on Saturday.
20-Skid Row -s/t (1989)
I don't like this one near as much as I did back then. Still was a decent kick in the pants that went against the sappier hair metal that was on the rise.
19-Tigertailz-Young and crazy (1987)
Not their best album (hint hint), but it does feature their best vocalist-Steevi Jaimz.
18-Tora Tora -Surprise Attack (1989)
These guys played a solid brand of blues hard rock. It's sugary, but active.
17-King Kobra-ready to strike (1985)
If they get remembered at all often this band gets remembered as "oh, yeah the four bleached blond guys and Carmine Appice". Their debut was very tight.
16-Bang Tango-psycho cafe (1989)
These guys were impressive on their debut with a mix of hard rock and light funk.
Numbers 15-11 on Saturday.
Labels: Bang Tango, hair metal, King Kobra, list, Skid Row, Tigertailz, top 25, Tora Tora
posted by Metal Mark at
8:17 AM
3 Comments:
Now that I think about it I think I'll hold off on this list until Monday so I can do some more reviews over the weekend.
Does Motley Crue count as a "Hair Band"? If so, they have my vote!
Tom-Yes, they count. Wait until I get further down the list.
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