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Hey, It was bound to happen. Musicians with recording studio at their disposal finally decides to put up or shut up. WHY? There was nothin' good on TV. Might as well.Which answers the musical question, "Can we borrow your sheets? Ours are hard."
The exact same stuff I listened to in the 70's 80's 90's & today. I grew up on Classic Glam Rock stuff: KISS, Sweet, Angel, Starz, The New York Dolls, Cheap Trick, The Raspberries, The Beatles, Girl, Alice Cooper, & a bunch of others.I did my thing & played in bands in L.A. with varying degrees of success. {Actress, Girl Trouble, The Fabulous Disaster } Made a couple records, some of them even sold! At the end of the day, my daughter still tells her friends, "my dad was a rock star", because she's seen the old videos & pictures and stuff. And she's proud that I put her on a CD before she was 3 years old.( My way of looking at it? I was more successful than I deserved, & still not enough to satisfy my ego!)Still, I see I've done better in the rest of my life that some of my double platinum selling friends did.) I bought a nice house, built a recording studio in it, hung my gold record on the wall, & still make records when I'm ambitious enough. (Which isn't very often.)Amusing highpoints? Getting to play with Rick Springfield one night because someone requested a song his guitar player didn't know, & one of my friends yelled "He knows it!" , So I got to get up and play. ("best version of "I've Done Everything For You" he'd ever heard! ) My currently seperated from me - wife happened to mention that story to someone I hate the other day, so it's fun to be a stain that won't go away.If not for music, I'd probably be dead. Or at least want to be.