I never understand stuff like this:

http://forums.metalsludge.tv/forums/vie ... 1&t=258801

I prefer the debut album's solos compared to ASG and I know they are mainly speaking of the debut.

I think they both have their place. The first record is like empire strikes back and the second return of the jedi . I am one of the few that thinks jedi is a fantastic film. Mark slaughter is the ewok element.

Dino, Jedi IS fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry Dannii, I can't even compare Nitro to the debut VVI. Vinnie in a landslide !!!

Dan was only comparing Nitro's 1st album to its 2nd, not to VVI.


Can someone post what is says pretty please. I'm sick of sites that you have to sign up to just to read!!!

Mmmmmmmmmm now where have I seen a site like that

jedi is so well put together and elegant as well as being beautifully filmed (I like that era as you have the old guys from the 50s and 60s camera and sound guys coming to the end of their careers mixing with the new guys who grew up with Apocylpse now and Taxi Driver) You can still see 1940s and 1950s techniques used in films like 'The Robe' 'Bad Day at Black Rock' . People who say jedi is weak are comaparing it against the earlier films. If that was the first film I think people would have loved it more.

Anyone seens Hidden Fortress. The inspiration for Star Wars?

Bad day at black rock!!! Man, Dino! Are you my Dad? He loves that film. Jedi suffers for me because it followed such a strong film and some dubious fuzzy characters. Though I do love it. Wonder what it would have been like if Spielberg HAD got to do it? Better or schlockier???

haha. i just love the look and technique of those films.

Richard Marquand did a great job after Irvin Kershner created a masterpiece with ESB! Very hard to follow up & he did very well to close the original trilogy I love the ascent of Darth Vader from evil to good, it blew me away when I was 8 years old in the cinema watching the duel between Luke & Vader & knowing that they were father & son, crazy good!

all the films had poetry which is all too missing these days for me.

I love the direction that Vinnie was heading in with GFH. I would have loved to see him to continue to progress with that. But trying to choose which album I like out of the VVI albums is impossible for me. I love things about all of them.

That's an eazy choice GR The obvious choice was the album
that had Back on the Streets

I do love that time of year though!

Brooklyn_Born wrote:That's an eazy choice GR The obvious choice was the album
that had Back on the Streets

I do love that time of year though!

Gah! You are so right. haha. I can't choose! Each of them is just like choosing your favorite child, but I don't have any children. haha.
Maybe I would just be better off to choose the 'Euphoria' album. Yes, I don't hardly think you can beat 'Get The Lead Out.' That is among my favorites of favorites.