I saw them during the POKR tour, the were quite good back then. They were huge here in the states from the mid to late seventies.

Coming Home - Scorpions

The Last In Line - Dio

The Red And The Black - Iron Maiden

Crying In The Rain - Whitesnake

Nobody's Fool - Cinderella

The Southern Harmony is my fave album by them, such a solid sophomore effort. I never did see them live, but I did see the Jimmy Page & The Black Crowes tour - it was quite a night.

I Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar

They were one of the most popular bands in the mid 70's.

Blame It On Me - The Last In Line

Walk This Way - Aerosmith

Rock You Like A Hurricane - Das Scorpions

The Trooper - Maiden

I do like many of the bands from this era, but this is not one of them. The orig guitar player, I think it was Warren Dimartini had some good chops, but to me their songs felt empty. Perhaps it's the vocals, or perhaps they just aren't very good.

I did enjoy the MK III version, I can see why some people would be annoyed with GH, but you also have to remember he was pretty young back then. I don't think it bugged the band, or they would have reeled him in. I also agree, that he still has good range, a rareity for a veteran singer nowadays.

For Whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica

Life On Mars? - Bowie

Be My Lover - Alice Cooper

Last I checked, Glenn Hughes is not in Deep Purple.

Since You've Been Gone - Rainbow

Child In Time is one of their bests, it's too bad that Gillan doesn't have that range anymore.

Saw Tesla, Feb 1, amazing show & got to meet the band, how cool is that?

The Thing That Should Never Be - Metallica

I think we can agree that some fantastic music was made with the original Alice Cooper Group.