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44 bucks ain’t bad for ole yeller...

no what they do is they alternate what they play for each tour.. one year will be a "hits" type of tour then the next will be more...

thanks for the background, always wondered. That kind of sucks to hear, lol. Always picture ideals of brotherhood with such great music...

Skimming thru the booklets in the debut and Voodoo Highway now , there was all sorts of issues in this band right off the bat . Ray was...

Yeah it didn't go into detail, maybe someone can chime in that might know the drama with Gillen, Jake and Singer. Regardless those two...

Maybe it sounds way better into a JTM45 but it wasn't that great into any of my Marshall's.....It was alright... It wasn't like...

As far as Eric Singer being fired the liner notes of the rock candy remasters for the debut album and Voodoo Highway shed a lot of light...

Can confirm as well. Saw Badlands on their first tour, Enuff ZNuff was opening. Jake was stupid loud. Not good loud but stupid loud. So...

Saw Badlands on the “Voodoo Highway” tour, in Sacramento, at the venerable Boardwalk. Jake played through 2 red, full Marshall stacks...

lol , there was talk about it here years ago and on the now defunct Jake E Lee fan page...

Saw Badlands live at St Paul Riverfest back in 1989; killer show. He used old Plexis from what I remember, and some pedals.

And there’s a connection with the two bands . Ray was was originally pegged to be the singer in Blue Murder

To me, both of these albums epitomize the blend of Guitar Hero in a band / song context. Such great albums. Very, very different - but...

I seen him in 2019 with RDC and his Friedman 50 watters were dimed.........He also had an RJS 100 watt amp but he was using the...