Considering how rampant drugs and alcohol were in that scene or any rock scene for that matter when someone says they didnt partake in it it always comes as somewhat of a shock dont you think? I watched the Greg Steele from Faster Pussycat interview on the Hair Metal Guru and he said he didnt do any of that stuff.
They were on the bubble coming into this weekend playing Iowa on the road and they needed to win the series in order to solidify a at large bid but they lost the series and got swept 0-3. Goodbye Purdue.
I noticed people seem to like Promised Land a lot more but I listened to it and to me it sounded like a band that was completely lost and didnt know what direction to go in. It was all over the place musically and none of the songs were that catchy or memorable. Here In the Now Frontier on the other hand while not a great album, had a lot more catchy, hooky, and memorable songs than Promised Land did. It seemed more tight and focused and less experimental and weird. Sign of the Times, opening track, is better than anything on Promised Land. Am I crazy for thinking this ?