My last offering for Kix is Track Nine from 1995′s Show Business. It is a John Palumbo and Donnie Purnell collaboration. This one is quite different from the previous that it is less metal and more of contemporary rock song. … Continue reading
My last two tracks are from an album that I am not that familiar with as I only recently acquired 1995′s Show Business. It was one of those albums that got overlooked, even in Baltimore, when grunge took over the … Continue reading
Track Ten is the final cut on 1991′s Hot Wire and is another collaboration between Palumbo and Purnell. It starts off with great Blues Guitar Riff played by Ronnie “10/10″ Younkins. Steve Whiteman joins in with some Blues Harmonica playing. … Continue reading
Track Nine marks the return of the incomparable John Palumbo to Donnie Purnell’s writing time. Right from the very opening, you will hear those driving, but melodic guitar riffs that make you think of Crack the Sky with-out sounding like … Continue reading
The Opening to Track Eight is pure Bob Halligan, Jr. style Hard Rock. Red hot woman by the name of Jane, Rock-n-Roll queen drive a man insane, Three-piece-suit will drive you up and gone, That Three-piece-suit will never turn you … Continue reading
We are entering into the final half-dozen tracks from Baltimore’s Favorite Glam Boys! Track Seven features the return of Bob Halligan, Jr. as co-writer to Donnie Purnell. This song is more in line with what one would expect from Glam … Continue reading
I’ve just returned from a mission to resupply the Shamans of the Sad Clown Rep who are fully entrenched ’round the ‘Peg. They’re calling them the Mad Clown Rep up there because they are Mad about Improv. Seriously, Send in … Continue reading
Back when all types of Metal were big in the late eighties and early nineties, I was working in an Alcoa Plant South of Baltimore City. Many of my coworkers were into Metal as well. They introduced me to some … Continue reading
Welcome to Kix in the Nineties! Track One kicks off this aural assault from their fifth studio album, 1991′s Hot Wire. It was produced by the same man who was behind the production of Aerosmith‘s Comeback Albums, Taylor Rhodes. That … Continue reading
The titular Track Nine was the last of four singles from 1988′s Blow My Fuse. It is also the last track from this album that is on MP3 Player which is looking like it will explode if I try cram … Continue reading