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Favorite album(s) from 1988

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  • Started 2 years ago by imagesk8r6969
  • Latest reply from Retroman

  • poll: Favorite Glam/Hair Metal album from 1988??

    Bon Jovi - New Jersey : (2 votes)

    10 %

    Kix - Blow My Fuse : (5 votes)

    24 %

    Poison - Open Up And Say... Ahh! : (9 votes)

    43 %

    Winger - Winger : (1 votes)

    5 %

    Other... : (4 votes)

    19 %

    21 votes


  1. imagesk8r6969

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    What r sum of ur favorite glam/hair metal albums from 1988??

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  3. MickMars

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    you've got nothing to lose, blow my fuse!

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  4. imagesk8r6969

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    Hell yeah dude. That album is awesome and way underrated. ^_^

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  5. klf1018

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    Blow my fuse of course! not only does that song Kick ASS but that whole album does. !

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  6. Guitarsmurf

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    New Jersey for me please... I was heavily into Bon Jovi in 1988. Still think it's a really cool album and I still like listening to tracks like Bad Medicine, Born to be my Baby, 99 in the Shade and even the drunken blues Love for Sale that closes the album.

    Second place would be Poison's Open Up... Still a kickass album. No clunkers on that one.

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  7. aXemAn

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    Good albums listed there, for sure... but I'm going to have to go with "Other". My vote goes to Cinderella's "Long Cold Winter"! Another good one that isn't listed is; Warrant's "D.R.F.S.R."

    But out of the ones listed, it would be a toss-up between Bon Jovi & Poison.

    Posted 2 years ago #  

  8. kissfan78228

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    poison for sure. 88 reminds me of some good times

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  9. Guitarsmurf

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    And I almost forgot another favorite '88 album of mine. The album "Take Off" by British hairfarmers "After Hours". It's sort of Whitesnake meets Van Hagar meets Yngwie meets Journey. Among others it features a kickass hairmetal version of the Stones' Paint it Black.

    Posted 2 years ago #  

  10. kissfan72

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    Blue Oyster Cult-Imaginos, Judas Priest-Ram It Down, AC/DC-Blow Up Your Video, Van Halen-OU812, Iron Maiden-Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son, Ozzy Osbourne-No Rest For The Wicked, Danzig, Metallica-...And Justice For All, Ministry-The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste, Ratt-Reach For The Sky, Social Distortion-Prison Bound, Suicidal Tendencies-How Can I Laugh Tomorrow..., Megadeth-So Far, So Good, So What, Melvins-Gluey Porch Treatments, Poison-Open Up & Say...Ahh!, Vinnie Vincent Invasion-All Systems Go, Frehley's Comet-Live + 1 & Second Sighting, G N' R Lies, Jane's Addiction-Nothing's Shocking, Circus Of Power, Masters Of Reality, Soundgarden-Ultramega OK, Zodiac Mindwarp And The Love Reaction-Tattooed High Priest Of Love

    Posted 1 year ago #  

  11. Retroman

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    "Odyssey" by Yngwie J Malmsteen's Rising Force springs to mind and also Winger, Cinderella's "Long Cold Winter" and The Bulletboys.

    Posted 1 year ago #  

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