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I know many of us watch these and feel fortunate to have been around with bands like Kansas. We loved life, had good times, and no worries for the future. The world was limitless and we cared dearly for all our friends and families. Somewhere along the way we started to care more about things and...

I saw them in Dallas many years ago at a small club (Trees) and Darrell Abbott from Pantera showed up just before Kings X took the stage and I got to talk to him over at the bar! I asked him if he was a longtime fan of Kings X... he said Ty Tabor was one the finest guitarist players he'd ever lis...

My deepest sympathies go out to your family. Jani was the real deal, a real singer and songwriter who had the musical chops to back it up. He was well respected among his peers and had an adoring fanbase who only wanted for him to find some peace in this world.

God Bless

Hell Yeah! Great way to remember Jani Lane with this rockin version where he's looking at peace with himself. He was really a solid frontman and a superb songwriter. He wrote virtually every hit Warrant had that charted. As much as I disliked his slow romantic ballads back in the day, there is no...

Sorry, I meant to type: Would you rather listen to every track on "No Place to Run" or "Love at First Sting"?

I caught this show in 1980 in Dallas (Moody Coliseum) on the SMU campus. Paul Chapman left no question about his ability and style being a good fit. I went from "Strangers in the Night" and falling in love with Schenker's playing and genius, then this came out and it was one of the best albums I'...

There's a thought in my mind... and there's nothing not far behind!

I got "Diary of a Madman" on cassette (NEW) and I listened to it 1000's of times, just completely stunned. RR took guitar playing to the next level. He set the standard that everyone hoped they could reach in the day.

I love that he was a technical giant with theory and ability who could blaze s...

I saw Paul Chapman with UFO / No Place To Run tour in 1980. Chapman was all over it... he never missed a lick, he had an easy style that was fluid and melodic... not rushed or ever hurried. You knew that he was a part of the band and not just "The Guitar Player". They all grooved effortlessly tog...

I Saw this tour in 80... band was tight. Chapman tore that shit up, he was all over this song in the breakdowns and the lead. He killed "No Place to Run" which is my all time favorite song, it was like my anthem. I listened to this album every day and bought copies as they wore out. I Sat about 1...

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