Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    
    
    
    Yes,
       FASTWAY did the soundtrack for TRICK OR TREAT
       W.A.S.P. did scream until you like it for ghoulies 2
       JUDAS PRIEST Johnny b.good for Johnny b.good
       KEEL did rock and roll outlaw for the movie outlaw
       GREAT WHITE was in the movie made to order
       DOKKEN dream warriors
       
       can't think of anymore right now.
    					M
                                         B
    
    

    
    
    	And there's more,
    			 Slayer performed SIX tracks on the soundtrack
    to River's Edge.  I've not seen the film-what's it like?  Trick
    or Treat is a great film so watch it.
    
    KTF,
    		Darron.

    	Joe Walsh.....The City.........from the movie, The Warriors.
    
    DonH
    

    AC/DC......Maximum Overdrive.........
    
    
    
    			- Jerry -

    I also saw most of "Trick or Treat" recently on cable.  You can't
    discount it's humor value.  I don't really think it was intentional
    either, that makes it better.  Who did the music?  (Sorry if I missed
    a prev note on this).
    
    GH

    The music for 'Trick or Treat' was done by Fastway (one of my 
    favorite HM/Hard Rock bands).
    
    Alan S.
    
    P.S. If you really liked the music, you should definitely pick 
         up Fastway's 'All Fired Up' LP. It is great!

    
    	   I'll second that vote for FASTWAY, and 'All Fired Up.
    
     -=[MOSAT]=-

    Yeah, Fastway's a good band.  I have one of their old ones...don't
    remember the title.  Has a song called "Say what you will" on it
    that I really liked.  Have they improved?  On that one, a lot of
    the songs were...well...what can I say?
    
    gh

    The Fastway LP with "Say What You Will" was their first LP. 
    They peaked with their second LP, "All Fired Up", and at that
    time Musician magazine named them one of the 10 best Heavy
    Metal bands of all time. But then the bass player and drummer 
    quit, and they added a keyboard player, and have gone downhill
    from there. I didn't like either of their last two albums.
    
    BTW, for those of you who don't know, Fastway was started by 
    "Fast" Eddie Clark of Motorhead and Pete Way of UFO. But Pete
    left the band before the first LP came out, although he does play
    on it. The drummer is Jerry Shirley, who used to play with Humble
    Pie in the late '60s (he's great on Rockin' the Filmore LP).
    The singer is a young guy named David King.
    
    Their sound is very derivitive of the sound of Zep on their 
    first LP. Very blues and riff oriented. Singer is a cross between
    Plant and Janis Joplin (he sort of has a Joplin-lke scream).
    IMO, the second album is definitely worth the $5. If anyone
    wants to hear it before buying, I'll bring it to the party!
    
    Alan S.

    
       Last night on MTV's The Cutting Edge, they had the director of
    a new movie called "The Decline of Western Civilization Part II:The
    Metal years" and it is all about the HM scene. Lots and Lots of
    live footage of clubs in LA to the bigger bands. She says there
    is an absolute killer performance by MEGADETH in the film. There
    are interviews with Megadeth, Motorhead, Ozzy, Kiss, Aerosmith,
     Wasp, Poison, and Many others. The only one they missed that they
    really would of liked was DIO, she says he is the godfather of Metal
    and is a very good spokesman of the HM scene. It looks like an awesome
    film!!! Has anyone else heard about this film, like when it is coming
    out or anything like that. A definite must for any thrasher.
    
    /Bill
    

    
    	   The first I heard about that movie was when I found the
    	soundtrack album for sale in my local record store.  I bought
    	the album, but have not yet listened to it all the way through.
    	I have never yet seen the movie listed anywhere in this great
    	big city, but when I do I will certainly endure two hours of
    	not smoking just to see the flick (a major concession on my
    	part).
    
    	-=[MOSAT]=-
    	(metalhead till I'm dead)

    THIS NOTE IS TO HEAR YOUR OPINION ON THE MOVIE..
    
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    	   I saw another movie that had a mostly-metal soundtrack...
    
    				The HIDDEN
    
    	   It's a pretty good horror-suspense story with Heavy Metal
    	music (being the favorite of the monster) featured prominently
    	throughout the movie.
    
    	- Greg

    FASTWAY DID THE SOUND TRACK FOR THE MOVIE,THE TRACK IS FANTASTIC
    CHECK IT OUT YOU'LL LOVE IT. ITS LIKE NOTHING THEY EVA DID BEFORE.
    
    
    
    
    
    
                                   JIM..TAMA

    
    	   The soundtrack is good, and amazingly enough, the movie
    	isn't that bad either.  It's incredibly predictable, but then
    	it was made for the 14-19 audience.  Gene Simmons makes a
    	couple of cameos as a disc jockey, but apart from that it's
    	got a cast of unknowns.
    
    	-=[MOSAT]=-
    	(thumb turned sideways for Trick Or Treat)

    Don't tell anybody I watched this movie, but one day when I was
    bored I watched this movie called "Footloose" and they had a small
    amount of Bang your head by Quiet Roit. Also it seems like I saw
    some movie that I can't completely recall, but it seems that Queen
    played some of the music in it. Does anyone remember a movie like
    that.
    				KER of digital 
    

    
    	Could it possibly have been Highlander?  Queen did the entire
    	soundtrack for Highlander, though the music was anything but
    	heavy metal...
    
    	-=[MOSAT]=-
    	(movies are my specialty)

    
        Queen did the music for 'Flash Gordon', which I didn't see.
    
                                                        GTI
    

    
    IRON EAGLE - Music by Queen, Dio, and loadsss more
             
    crud film, good music...
         
    -Tony

    How 'bout BETTER OFF DEAD. They made this hamberger that came to
    life and started jamming to "Everybody Wants Some!" by Van Halen.
    The hamberger was even playing a guitar that looks like Eddie's.
    
    the devil dog sez "Score me some nasal spray"

    The hamburger scene in Better Off Dead is hilarious!
    There is even a whammy bar on the guitar that he plays!
    
    Another movie with some metal:
    
    Visionquest - Includes tunes by Dio, Sammy Hagar, and Foreigner
                  (but be careful - it also includes Madonna!)
    
    Alan S.
                  

    
    	Ozzy Ozborne was also in this film, as a self-rightous preacher.
    
    	I think the Rock star in the flick (I forgot his name ) was
    also in the movie "A Chorus Line", and a few more. 
                                                       
    
    		Look out Swaggart the Oz is after your job..
    		
    						The_Frankster
    

    
    	   Hadn't you heard?  Ozzy is Swaggart's other cousin.
    
    	-=[MOSAT]=-
    	(working overtime in the rumor factory)

    
    
    	Fast Times at Richmond High ----- Led Zep "Kasmir",lots more
    	Heavy Metal "Animated" ------- Sammy Hager, Zeppelin, lots more
    	^^
    	 \ a good movie I saw it a while ago, and don't remember much.
    		Has anyone seen this movie lately, or is it at a video
    		store. I want to see it again!! There is a movie that
    		followed it called Heavy Traffic, not as good and no
    		sound track...
        Gung Ho! ---- There's a clip of a Twisted Sister Video!!
    	
    
    				That's all for now!!!
    
    						The_Frankster!
    	

    
        Pee Wee's Big Adventure ...
    
        ... Twisted Sister was filming the video for 'Burn in Hell'.
    
                                                           GTI
    

    Does anyone know who are the bands from River's Edge???
    The only one I picked out was Die By The Sword by Slayer.
    
    -Rey

                                                               
    I love how the metalhead sticks it to the preppie/jock!!!    :-)
                                                                   
    I really like this movie, but it might give the wrong people the
    wrong idea (people like Ozzy's character).  Good music too. :-)
    
    						The Pizza Guy    <)

    
    
      "The decline of Western Civilization: The Metal Years" premiered
    last weekend in L.A. and opens in New York this weekend and the
    rest of the country will follow. But, I really don't know how many
    theaters are going to play this one with all of the other summer
    Movies that are out there.
    
    /Bill
    

    Anyone see SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE II ?  The "Driller Killer" was
    an HM maniac.  He had a nice guitar too.
    
    CROSSROADS had some HM in the last half hour or so.
    
    Chris D.

    I don't remember anyone mentioning the fact that EVH worked on a bunch
    of the soundtrack for the flick "The Wild Life" (I think that was the
    title?).  It was billed like a sequal to "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"
    (none of the same actors) and starred Sean Penns brother (!?). Not an
    extremely noteworthy film, but the EVH parts of the soundtrack (all
    instrumental) were INSTANTLY recognizable as him.
    
    gh 

    Here's two other EVH appearances -
    
    Brian May and Friends - an EP with two songs on one side (including
    a theme to a British TV sci-fi show), and a long blues jam on side
    2, with EVH and Brian trading licks. It's dedicated to Eric Clapton
    (you guys know I can't mention the blues without Clapton coming
    into my mind!).
    
    Also he did the soundtrack to a made-for-TV movie that Valerie
    Bertinnelli starred in, but it was never released on record. I 
    don't remember the name of the movie (some sort of drama - she played
    a mistress or something like that).
    
    cat

    and just a couple other points - 
    
    The song on 'Wlid Life' is called "Donut City".
    
    On the EP with May, it is recorded live in the studio with a bunch
    of guests (a member of REO, a couple others I don't remember). In
    the middle of one his solos, Eddie breaks a string. You can hear
    it go POINK!
    
    cat
    who_is_full_of_useless_trivia_

    RE: TO ALL
    
                   How many would rather see Fastway with the real
                Lead Singer, or throw Sami Curr in as their front man!
    
      
    
          Re: ?
    
                  Sami Curr was played by TONY FIELDS

    
    The track that you ask about is 'Flash Of The Blade', from Powerslaves,
    the soundtrack also features 'Fast As A Shark', by Accept, plus
    other metal bands.
    
    The horror movie was about two girls sent to a boarding school in
    Sweden or Holland i think, the girls there were getting bumped off
    by something living in a house near the school.
    
    Hope this is the same film you were thinking about, I cannot remember
    the title, it was a pretty low budget. nofrills film.
    
    As this my first entry in this conference, Hello everybody.!
    
    This conference is getting updated too fast for me to keep up, and
    there are lots of entries i wish to reply to, but havent got round
    to yet.
    
    Cheers,
    
        Prince Of The Dawn.

    
    I still cannot believe how fast the Unseen list is increasing, every
    time i enter this conference i read at least 3 complete subjects,
    but when i get out the unseen list is greater than when i went in.!!!
    
    .50 should have said that all the girls in the boarding school were
    being bumped off. Anyway there were some juicy deaths but the film
    was average to say the least.
    
    Demons and Demons II soundtracks must be mostly heavy metal cos
    they i have seen both and there was a good selection of metal
    accompanying it.
    
    Prince Of The Dawn.

    
    Did anyone out there see the movie Heavy Metal??
    
    I'd like to know what everyone thought of it, what your fave part
    and song was, etc etc etc...
    
    

    
    
    	VIDEO::COOK.  I seem to remember the OTHER Cook talking
    	about this movie in Animation.
    
    	Pete,  any comments??
    
    	/tig
    

    
    This movie was the Gnads!!!
    
    I loved it!!
    
    I've seen it about 17 times.  All the separate parts had their moments.
    The funny part being when the dudes in the spaceship are doing 50ft
    `lines', and that girl has sex with the robot.  Favorite songs would
    have to be the opening number, as well as the mob rules and the
    cheap trick number.
    
    i wanna see it again!
    
    Buck

    
    YEA!! I have to agree with Buck, when those aliens did "nose dives"
    I was on the floor rolling w/laughter.  The movie overall was
    incredible!  The music was cool.  There is another movie similar
    to it with a guy who does a show that reminds me of PFs' The Wall.
    
    I forget what it is called but....wait its called rock-n-rule I
    think.  There are a lot of similarities between the two.  Any one
    see this one??
    
    Bk   8^)
    
    

    
    Does anyone know if it is available on video tape?? I have a copy
    that I got from a friend, but the quality's not so hot, and it's
    been played a few times too many... It's an absolute must if you've
    got a VCR, though.
    
    

    Who was the band playing at the club in "LOST BOYS"?  The song sounds
    familiar so it must have gotten some air play at one time.
    
    Chris D.

    RE: .55
    
    	   The song they played was "I STILL BELIEVE" by The Call (from
    	their RECONCILED album.  Yes, it got a little airplay about
    	1-2 years ago, but not much (at least not in these parts).
    
    	   I don't thnk The Call performed the song in "The Lost Boys",
    	but I could be wrong about that.
    
    	-=[MOSAT]=-

    RE:  .55 & .56
    
    		It wasn't the Call in _LOST BOYS_;the singer was
    Tim Capella (I think somebody else mentioned this somewhere else 
    in this Notesfile or in DREGS::MUSIC), and, as far as I know, the
    rest of the band remained anonymous.
    		BTW, did anyone else realize most of the songs in _LOST
    BOYS_ were remakes ("I Still Believe","People are Strange", "Don't
    Let the Sun Go Down on Me")? I wonder if they all were and I just
    haven't heard the originals...
    
    John

>    		BTW, did anyone else realize most of the songs in _LOST
>    BOYS_ were remakes ("I Still Believe","People are Strange", "Don't
>    Let the Sun Go Down on Me")? I wonder if they all were and I just
>    haven't heard the originals...

I'm not sure about this, but I think the Lou Gramm song on the ST was
an original. I know the Inxs/Jimmy Barnes song was a cover of an old
Easybeats tune.

cat

    I saw the film "Like Father, Like Son", with Dudley Moore and Kirk
    Cammeron [sic], this weekend and noticed that it had some good metal in
    the soundtrack.  There were several Motley Crue songs and a brief
    concert scene with Autograph.  Not an exceptional film, but
    entertaining. 
    
    gh

    
    	Not sure if this is already in here, but there was a movie
    called `Maximum Overdrive' that  was all about how the tail of
    a comet caused all machines to come alive.  Good movie as well
    and the sound track was done by AC/DC - `Who Made Who' mostly.
    
    METALord"

        Anyone see 'Dudes' with John Cryer?  It's about a couple of
        punk rockers revenging the murder of their friend, and has
        a good amount of hard rock, including:
    
        Amazing Grace - Steve Vai
        Rock'n'Roll Cowboy - Keel
        Mexican Radio - Wall of Voodoo
        A song by Faster Pussycat
        One more that I can't remember
    
        An OK movie with an OK soundtrack.
    
                                                       GTI

    I saw (against my will) "Pee Wees Big Adventure" :-/, this weekend
    and there was a scene where he's ravenging a movie studio on his
    bike and interrupts the filming of a Twisted Sister video (among
    many other things).  Had the ole TS gang on a Caddy convert painted
    funny.
    
    gh

    I didn't have time to go through all of the replies to this topic,
    but I rented "Less Than Zero" this weekend.  Great movie, great
    soundtrack.  *LOTS* of HM in there including Slayer, Poison, and
    a bunch more that I can't remember.  Cool version of "In-A-Gadda-
    Da-Vida", as well as "Fire" (Hendrix).
    
    rusty pipes,
    joe.

    GNRs Shadow of your love or Move into the city is played in
    American Ninja 2.
    
    Pip

    
    
    
    BBBBBBBBBBBBB       EEEEEEEEEEEEE        SSSSSSSSSSSSSS    TTTTTTTTTTTT
    BB       BBB        EE                   SS                    TT
    BB       BB         EE                   SS                    TT
    BB      BB          EE                   SS                    TT
    BB      B           EEEEEEEEEEEEE        SSSSSSSSSSSSSS        TT
    BBBBBBBB            EE                               SS        TT
    BB      B           EE                               SS        TT
    BB      BB          EE                               SS        TT
    BB       BB         EE                               SS        TT
    BB       BBB        EE                               SS        TT
    BBBBBBBBBBBBB       EEEEEEEEEEEEE        SSSSSSSSSSSSSS        TT
    

    
    Good movie....good tunez...Ozzy ws a riot..too bad they didn't get
    a close up of his tatooed hand though.
    
    SK for pres
    BK
    

    
    
    			EXCELLENT ALL THE WAY!!!!
    							JAM
    

        I thought this movie was Awesome, I want more like this one !
        The track is Excellent, FYI- Its on sale at RecordTown in the 
        Pheasant Lane Mall-Nashua, NH. Its 6.99 I believe....
        I love the TEARING DOWN THE WALLS scene. Skippy 
    	wasnt bad ! He got his Revenge! Yea..
    
    	Rock-ON
    	Sue                       
    

    
    	I liked that one too..but the ULTIMATE in movies is the animated
    HEAVY METAL... that was an awesome movie!!
    
    BK
    

    
    	Anyone seen a movie called 'Dudes?'
    
    	It's interesting to watch, and the soundtrack is pretty good.
    Most noticable is Steve Vai doing 'Amazing Grace' (yes, that one),
    and Megadeth doing..."These boots were made for walking"
    
    	I am serious...
    
    					Les
    	

    
    
    Is this a movie coming out now or something to rent.
    
    F.

    
    	Sorry...yes, it's out on tape, and the soundtrack is available.
    
    						Les
    

    
    	Yea i heard about that....the MEGADETH part.  I forget what
    the movie was about though...was supposed to be pretty decent though.
    
    Bk
    

    HEAVY METAL IS THE BALLZ!!!!!!!
    
    That movie wuz unreal!!   The Soundtract isn't too bad either...
    It has Black Sabbath, Sammy Hagar, Cheap Trick, Journey, Nazareth
    [sp?], and a bunch of others....Hey I got it in my car...I'll put
    what's on it in my next note.....What an idea, some times I surprize
    myself :-}......Does anyone know where to find a video tape of the
    Movie????  I've looked for it all over....
    
    The Sentinel

    Here it is....
    
    Side One:
    
    Heavy Metal                    	Sammy Hagar
    Heartbeat				Riggs
    Working in the coal mine		Devo
    Vetran of the Psychic Wars          Blue Oyster Cult(cool tune!)
    Reach Out (and take it..)           Cheap Trick
    Heavy Metal (takin' a ride)         Don Felder
    True Companion 			Donald fagen
    Crazy (a suitable case for 
           treatment) 			Nazareth
    
    
    Side Two:
    
    Radar Rider				Riggs   
    Open Arms                           Journey
    Queen Bee				Grand Funk Railroad
    I must be dreamin'      		Cheap Trick
    The Mob Rulz!			Black Sabbath
    All of you				Don Felder
    Prefabricated			Trust
    Blue Lamp				Stevie Nicks
    
    
    Cool Album....although alot of it isn't METAL....
    
    I thought that the robot having sex with that woman was a riot!!!!
    She says "I'd be afraid I'd come home and catch you f*cking the
    toaster......."  or something like that.....it was a riot!!!
    
    The Sentinel

    
    	Heavy Metal is NOT available on VCR tape... something about
    ownership rights...
    
    BK
    

    I know, Ive been trying to get that tape
    for oooh so looong.
    
    jim

    
        Yeah, I saw that movie ... I remember renting it half for
        the soundtrack.
    
        Stars Jo(h)n Crier (Morgan Stewart's Coming Home, Hiding
        Out).
    
        Can someone provide a refresher?  Wasn't it about 2 kids
        revenging the murder of a friend of theirs?
    
                                                       GTI
    

I saw it, it was about these 3 punk-looking "dudes" who are camping
    out in Utah on their way to California, when alluvasudden a buncha
    other "dudes" come and beat the hell outta the "dudes" on their
    way to California. Oh yeh, in the process of beating the hell outta
    the punk "dudes", the bad "dudes" kill one of the punk "dudes" and
    steal all the punk "dudes" money. Naturally the sheriff doesn't
    give a hiot about the punk "dudes" and wants the punk "dudes" to
    get outta town. Well the Jon Cryer "dude" talks the fat "dude" into
    getting revenge on the bad "dudes". 
    	So they call the Death star and get Darth Vader to Zap the bad
    "dudes" with his super flower gun, and this is really not what the
    movie is about so just skip the rest of this paragraph and I will
    tell you what happened in this movie. Why are you reading this???
    I asked you to skip this paragraph and go on to the next one, please
    do it at once. Geez!! go to the next paragraph. I know you are reading
    this. See you'd probably already know what happened in the movie
    if you would've done like i asked you to do. Instead, we are wasting
    time so please go to the next paragraph.
    	At any rate, they get this superfine babe to help them, get
    the guts to go after the bad "dudes". She feeds them, teaches the
    Jon Cryer "dude" to shoot and ride horses, and generally acts as
    the "token broad ina male dominated movie". Anyways she is played
    by Catherine Mary Stewart, killer eyes and a nice bod. The punk
    "dudes" are constantly hauned by a vision of a cowboy "dude" and
    when they get stoned they find their manhood and chase down the
    bad "dudes" and get revenge with the help of an Elvis lookalike
    rodeo clown. 
    	Overall I felt the film was entertaining and a good escape from
    all things remotely plausable in this world. I give it a six thumbs
    up, but only if there is lotsa popcorn and a large coke.
    
    I'm the devil dog and I'll see you "At The Movies"

    What can I say. Devil Dawg, that rates as the most nondiscript peice
    of "movie" journalism I have seen to date. ;').
    
    
    After the review I think that I'll miss this movie, if ofcourse
    it ever reaches these polluted shores.
    
    					BONZO.

    RE .5
    
      F*ck siskel and whatzizname that was the best movie revue i ever
    heard, sicks thumbs up for that revue.
    
    
    
    
    
                                                              DAVE
    

    re: .5
    
    The Dogs on model glue fer sure...
    
    gh

I couldn't believe it, when I was talkin' to one of the guyz I work
    with he said he had it on tape.   I guess he taped it off of cable.
    He said he'd get me a copy....
    
    The Sentinel

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VIDEO::ALLAN "Are you excitable?"                     7 lines   9-MAR-1989 21:41
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    Does anyone know who sang that song 'Heavy Metal'?  It came out
    with a movie by the same name during the summer of '81 I think.
    
    Appreciate it...
    
    Sharon
    

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CASV02::SEDER "Are those REAL??!?"                     1 line  10-MAR-1989 00:12
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BTO::BAGDY_M "Headin' down a 1-way dead end street"   7 lines  10-MAR-1989 06:22
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    There were two songs in the movie entitled `Heavy METAL'.  One 
    was  sung by Sammy Hagar. . .`Desinationon the redline, callin'
    Heavy  METAL  noise. . .' (Okay, so  I got carried away ! :^))
    and  the  other  was `Heavy METAL (Takin' A Ride)' (The bomber 
    scene)  Excellent soundtrack for the entire movie !
    
    METALord"

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ECAD::ALOSCOOR "Idiots Rool.."                        5 lines  10-MAR-1989 09:44
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    Does anyone know of a video store in Mass that rents or will sell
    the Heavy Metal video? I have yet to see and and really want to
    BAD!!
    
    -Vamp>

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THEHUT::QUEBEC "I'll be there for you"                5 lines  10-MAR-1989 09:47
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    Geez Vamp ya coulda asked me to check at the video store where I
    work.  No problem just make me feel neglected and unimporant.
    sniff sniff.
    
    Rae

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YODA::COOK "Chain Reaction "                          8 lines  10-MAR-1989 09:54
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    The rights to the video of Heavy Metal are STILL hung up in the
    courts, and will never probably get released.
    
    If you can find someone who recorded it off of cable, do it because
    that's the only way you'll find it.
    
    /prc

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ECAD::ALOSCOOR "Idiots Rool.."                       11 lines  10-MAR-1989 09:56
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    Ohmygawd!! I completely forgot!! I don't know WHY that slipped my
    mind so!!
    
    <ahem> RAE-
    
    "Do you think you could check your OTHER job to see if HM is there???
    Thanks SO much!!"  [there, how's that?]
    
    As for everyone else, in case she doesn't find it, KEEP LOOKING!
    
    Hey, at least you know I'm not using you for your job!! ;')

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YODA::COOK "Chain Reaction "                          4 lines  10-MAR-1989 10:40
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    BTW, I got that info from the Animation Notes Conference.
    
    /prc

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BTO::BAGDY_M "Headin' down a 1-way dead end street"   5 lines  10-MAR-1989 10:45
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    Yep. . .it's been 9-10 years since that movie was first shown, and
    it  STILL  isn't  available to the public on video cassette.  Like
    Pete said. . .it probably never will be released.
    
    METALord"_wouldn't_mind_seeing_that_movie_again_!

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CSC32::G_HOUSE "No way out, no way out..."            4 lines  10-MAR-1989 11:34
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    The movie "Heavy Metal" is still making the rounds at midnight
    shows in theaters here (Co.Springs).
    
    GH

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Note 506.21                 Who sang 'Heavy Metal'?                     21 of 24
FSTRCK::THOMPSON "Wot's, uh, the deal?"               3 lines  10-MAR-1989 12:05
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    It's the same with Rocky Horror. Neither HM nor RHPS are available
    on tapes, but they do show them at the midnight movie houses, if
    you don't mind toast and raw egg yolks in your hair...

    I've got a friend who has a copy....I've been trying to get him
    to copy it for me for a couple of months now....I'll tell ya when
    I get it....
    
    
    The Sentinel

    I saw this really disgusting flick on cable awhile back which featured
    Wendy O. Williams (formerly of the Plasmatics) in a leading role.
    It's called "Caged Heat".  It's one of those disgusting womens prison
    films, really degrading (I can't believe I actually watched most
    of it!).
    
    gh

    
    The only thing I'm wondering about that movie is....Where did they
    get those outfits in prison???
    
    Chris
    

    
    I got the "Crossroads" film the other day.
                  
    Its brilliant.

    
    	Re: Wendy O Williams....
    
    	Hmmmmm I saw her in one called Reform School Girls....
    
    	The movie was rude, but the one at least they were getting
        clean during the shower sceen.
    
    	Guy
    

    Anyone seen Death Pool (Dirty Harry) ?
    
    It's got some Buns and Poses init.
     

    I saw it (Dead not Death) Pool.  Fortunatly, we didn't have to listen
    to Drugs and Roses too long.  I think the actor in the movie does
    it better than Axl.
    
    Chris D.
    

    I saw the beginning of "Dead Pool" (I think it's a Dirty Harry movie)
    this weekend.  In the movie they were making a video of `Welcome to the
    Jungle'.  Didn't play the whole song though... too bad.  

    
    Jim

    
    
    	I just saw a movie called "Black Roses" wich will put
    	 any parent with a kid who likes metal in hysterics..
    
    	It was about a metal band who's music turns people into monsters
    	 and things like that, terrible movie but the drummer in the
    	band was Carmine Appiece.
    
    	The soundtrack has songs from MASI and King Kobra.
    
    	M
    	 B

    Critters was a sh*tty movie that had a heavy metal soundtrack if
    I remember correctly...the movie was real dumb though...
    
    The Sentinel

    RE: 84
    
    I thought the soundtrack in "Black Roses"
    was from LIZZY BORDEN.
    
    Metalhead

    O.K. It's time to ask you experts.  I watched the movie THE METAL
    YEARS which was part II of the "Decline of Western Civilization......."
    Because of technical dificulties, I missed a few of the names that
    flashed up on the screen.  I would like to know who they are and what 
    band they belonged to.  
    
    1. Who was the person in the bed with the 3 girls and the camera
    was always facing straight down on him? 
    
    2. Who was the alcoholic in the pool?
    
    3. Who was the guy dressed in black (I think leather), was standing
    in some kind of soundstage or set or backstage, looked about late
    30's.  There was never anyone else with him.  I think he was holding
    on to a chain or rope or cable that was hanging from the ceiling.
    
    
    Those are the ones I didn't get.
    
    Thanks,
    Chris D.

      
    
    	RE: .87
    
    	According to a very good source, (MB) to be exact...
    
    	The guy in bed was Paul Stanley (UGH)
   	and the guy in leather was Alice Cooper.
    
    	Tigga~~~

>    1. Who was the person in the bed with the 3 girls and the camera
>    was always facing straight down on him? 
 
I think that was Paul Stanley.

>    2. Who was the alcoholic in the pool?

That definitely was Chris Holmes frmo WASP.

>    3. Who was the guy dressed in black (I think leather), was standing
>    in some kind of soundstage or set or backstage, looked about late
>    30's.  There was never anyone else with him.  I think he was holding
>    on to a chain or rope or cable that was hanging from the ceiling.

Not sure about this one - maybe was it Dave Mustaine?

cat

    Oh yeah, that's right - Alice was the one in the studio....
    
    cat

    re: ?  No, not Alice.  I saw Alice.  this was a different guy (no
    makeup).  
    
    Chris D.

    Hey, just thought I'd mention a flick I saw yesterday.  It's called
    "Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure" and it's really funny.  Check it
    out, it's got a good soundtrack and some pretty humorous scenes.
    
    The basic premise is that these two high school kids from San
    Diemas(sp?), CA who are trying to form a band (but don't know how to
    play any instruments) are assisted by a time machine from the future to
    help prevent them from failing history and having Ted sent to military
    school in Alaska.  (Obviously this isn't ment to be taken seriously...) 
      
    My favorite dialog is this one.  They travel back to the time of Henry
    VIII and are captured in the castle by some "Royal Ugly Dudes". 
    
    Head royal ugly dude:  "Put them in the iron maiden!"
    Bill & Ted:  "Iron Maiden?  EXCELLENT!"
    Head royal ugly dude:  "Execute them"
    Bill & Ted:  "Bogus!"
    
    I watched the credits to see who did the soundtrack, but I'd never
    heard of any of the bands.  I think this thing was pretty low budget,
    so they probably hired local or unknown bands.  I want to get it,
    'cause there were some good tunes, it's on A&M.
    
    gh

                
                FYI, the  band playing when they were at the mall
                and  Beethoven  was   wailing  on  the  keys  was
                Extreme.  Don't remember  who else was in it.  It
                was an OKAY movie.
                
                - Rob who is going  to go check out Lethal Weapon
                2 (if it's out yet) -
                
                

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DNEAST::EASTMAN_JAME                                  9 lines  11-JUL-1989 09:26
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        I was kind of surprised that there wasn't a conference on 
    "Heavy Metal" the movie.  Has anyone else out there seen it?
    What did you think of it?  What were you're favorite groups in
    it?  Favorite part?  How would you Rate it 1-10?  Does anyone
    know any trivia about it?  Discuss Away!
    
    JAmmin JIm 
    

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DNEAST::EASTMAN_JAME                                  5 lines  11-JUL-1989 09:28
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        Anyone know who played the voice of the little Robot?
    
    JAm

    OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPS!
    
    JAm
    

	There is a Frennh band in the soundtrack. Anybody knows which one ?

	They play an english version of a tune from their first LP.

	Didier

    This movie's on Cinemax next month, in stereo:
    
    	Aug. 6  -- late night : 4:45 AM  (morning of Aug. 7)
    	Aug. 18 -- late night : 5:05 AM  (morning of Aug. 19)
    
    				- Paul

|    This movie's on Cinemax next month, in stereo:
|    
|    	Aug. 6  -- late night : 4:45 AM  (morning of Aug. 7)
|    	Aug. 18 -- late night : 5:05 AM  (morning of Aug. 19)
|    
|    				- Paul
                
                Yeha !   I'm  psyched  !    Since my mother has a
                subscription  to  Cinemax through  her  satellite
                dish, I'm gonna' have her  tape  it  !  It's been
                WAY too long since I saw  that  movie.    (Saw it
                four times when it was in the movie theatre. :^))
                
                Thanks for the info !
                
                METALord"�_who_loves_that_movie_!

    
    	I don't have Cinemax.  )8
    
    	anyone who has it willing to tape it for me?!?!  
    
    	Tigga~~~

oh gawd !  
    
    
    why do i feel another party coming on?? :^}
        

    RE:  Another party attack
    
    Why not??

                
                
                i have  it too, but my vcr broke.  it wont record
                sound.  anybody have a stereo vcr they can use to
                record this please...  [shift key is broken, cant
                use the question mark...]
                
                thanks, rob
                
                

    Is there anyone out there who would be willing to make a copy of the
    movie Heavy Metal for me?  If so please call me at DTN 381-2707, or
    I can be reached on node STAR::ELSER.
    
    
    
    
                                         Thanks in advance
                                        
                                             Dean Elser

Fans brave chill to see filming, metal concert
Red Rocks the stage for movie
(Gazette Telegraph--Friday, Sept 15, 89)


"It was terrible.  

Bobby black, lead singer for the popular heavy metal group Black Plague, was
in the middle of his mega-hit, "Rock n' Roll Junkie," Wednesday night at Red 
Rocks.  He had already defied death by reeling down a long cable from the rocks
high above, only to burst into flame when he hit the stage.

But that was all part of the show.  It was what happened next that stunned, the
teeming throng of Bobby's fans.

Unexpectedly, Black grabbed at his throat, clutching it as if he couldn't 
breathe.  He staggered back and forth across the stage, then fell, motionless.
His band didn't know what was going on.  The audience, thinking it was an 
act, roared.  Still, Black lay motionless.  His band members surrounded him, 
a look of bewilderment on their faces.  Then a stage hand appeared.  The crowd
grew silent. 

Bobby Black was dead.

CUT!

The scenario, played out at Red Rocks Wednesday, was part of a long cold
night of filming by 20th Century Fox for the movie "Ford Fairlane", directed
by Renney Harlan and due out next summer.

The fictitious Black is is played by Motley Crue's Vince Neil.  Members of Ozzy
Ozborne's band and Quiet Riot play the part of Black Plague.

The premise is this:  In the opening scene, Black dies [sorry Tigga~~] in the
middle of one of his rock concerts.  Then it's up to Ford Fairlane, played by 
X-rated comedian Andrew dice-Clay, to solve the murder.

The movie also stars Priscilla Pressley as Fairlane's love interest, and 
Wayne Newton as Black Plague's sleazy manager..."


[blah, blah, blah...]  The article goes on to say how they got the fans 
out there by promising them that Queensryche would play at the end of 
the shoot.  Queensryche came on stage at 2am for a 45 minute set. Only a 
few hundred diehard fans showed.

    
    Robert Enguld (Freddy Kruger/Willie in V) is also in the movie.
    
    BTW he clutches at his throat because he has been poisoned with
    M&Ms of all things!!!
    
    Honest Guvnor, this is straight out of Vince's mouth!
    
                                            
    Flip

    
    
    When is the movie "The decline of western civilisation - The Metal
    Year" coming to Reading ?, anyone know ?
    
    Has anyone seen it ?, what's it like ?????
    
    
    Brynn.
    
    
    

    
    I saw it out in the States.
    
    It was okay, nothing to write home about (pardon the pun!).
    
    -Tony

	If you haven't seen Tapeheads yet, you should.  It was directed
	by Michael Nesmith and there are tons of cameos by all sorts of
	music people, including Ted Nugent, Jello Biafra, Fishbone, the
	Swanky Modes (I forget their real names) and a bunch of others.  
	Tim Robbins, who looks amazingly like David Letterman in this 
	movie, and Jon Cusack star.

	It's definitely a trip!

    Those of you still reading this notes - If you ever see HM show up
    again, let us know!!

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MARKER::BUCKLEY "I wish it was Summertime - all yea" 11 lines  18-JUL-1988 09:26
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    Flick was cool, the LA metal scene is *nowhere* IMO.  All those
    val guize n gals have their coke-ridden heads up their proverbial
    arses!
    
    Buck

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OTIS::MINARDI                                         5 lines  18-JUL-1988 10:20
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    ...so what's the verdict on the movie from the others that saw it?
    
    I just want to see that Chris Holmes interview.
    
    /Motorbreath

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HAZEL::STARR "You ain't nothin' but fine, fine, fin" 26 lines  18-JUL-1988 13:51
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>    ...so what's the verdict on the movie from the others that saw it?
    
Well, the movie was pretty good, but the 'LA scene' looks pretty 
scuzzy to me. For example, this is a sample converation between the
interviewer and two groupies:

Q: What do you like to do?
A: Have sex. All the time.
Q: Do you ever have sex with more than one person at a time?
A: Yeah, we've had group sex three times so far.
Q: How long have you been here?
A: Five weeks.

Nice, huh?

And how *about* Chris Holmes? As his mother said about him:

"He's only an alcoholic when he's awake."

That sort of motherly love just brings a tear to the eye, don't it?

So that's a thumbs up for the flick, a thumbs down for the scene!
I'll take the Boston music scenen anyday!

cat

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YODA::MCCARRON "Huh?"                                19 lines  18-JUL-1988 15:39
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    I whole-heartedly agree with Buck and cat on their views of the LA scene.
Most of the guys in the bands were just dying to tell some story about how
many girls they've been with (and only for groceries or money) or how bad they
are.  Save that crap for magazine interviews and scuMTV.  Maybe they felt this
was a good time to promote their image, I don't know, kinda silly to me.
                         
    I got a kick out of the Miss Gazzari dancer of 1987.  For those who have
yet to see the movie, some club has a metal dance contest and the winner gets
the title mentioned above.  Anyway, she said it was a great experience and now
that her reign is over, she's excited to continue her "modelling and ...... ahh
actressing career".  
    
    About Chris Holmes, all I can say is "good luck", he needs it. 
    
    Great stagediving/moshing scene at the end with Megadeth.
    
    Paul  one_of_the_three_musketeers   

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CSC32::G_HOUSE "That's MR. Squid Head, to YOU!"       8 lines  19-JUL-1988 17:50
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    Wish I could have gone with ya...
    
    This movie sounds interesting.  It hasn't hit the streets (to my
    admittedly limited knowledge) here in C.S. yet.  What bands of
    prominence did they interview?  Do I understand correctly that it's
    mostly interviews with a little concert footage thrown in?

    gh 

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MARKER::BUCKLEY "I wish it was Summertime - all yea" 28 lines  19-JUL-1988 22:08
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    Right, interviews with a bit o concert footage.
    
    The bands I remember being interviewed were:
    
    Poison
    Odin
    London
    Steve Tyler/Joe Perry
    Faster Pussycat
    
    People of importance:
    
    Dave Mustane, bassist for Slayer, Ozzy, Lemmy.
    
    Bands who played:
    
    Faster Pussycat
    London
    Odin
    Megadeth
    Lizzy Bordon (aack...lousy band!)
    
    cat, any other bands you remember jammin??
    
    Buck

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YODA::MCCARRON "Huh?"                                 8 lines  20-JUL-1988 08:43
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    Other notables interviwed:   Paul Stanley
                                 Gene Simmons
    
    Paul
    

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HAZEL::STARR "You ain't nothin' but fine, fine, fine" 7 lines  20-JUL-1988 09:42
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And don't forget Lemmy!

I think Buck got all the bands right, but I'm not sure - not many of
them stuck out in my mind except Faster Pussycat (OK) and Megadeth
(best of the lot).

cat

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PLEXUS::V5REGISTRAR                                  11 lines  25-JUL-1988 16:17
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    I saw it Saturday and I liked it a lot.
    
    It sure was educational, 'specially since we're moving out there
    in a few months.  
    
    Seems like quite the adventure.
    
    About the Chris Holmes part, did you know Litter Ford (not a typo,
    I have my reasons) and he were living together?  Good luck to her!
    
    Stacie

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BUFFER::GOLDSMITH "I'm a Sun King baby!"              3 lines  16-AUG-1989 12:28
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    	So what's the verdict?  Was it good?  Let's get an "official"
    review.
    	Is it on video yet?  Now that it's a year later?

    TO ALL OF YOU HEAVY METAL FANS OUT THERE. DO YOU ALL REMEMBER THE
    BANDS "BANG" AND "PIECES" WHO PLAYED AT THE "CHANNEL" IN BOSTON?
    
    WELL, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SPEND AN EXCITING FRIDAY EVENING AT THE
    "WORLD TRADE CENTER" IN BOSTON, THERE IS A DYNAMITE HEAVY METAL
    ROCK MOVIE BEING PREMIERED.  NAME OF THE MOVIE IS:
    
                          "HEAVY METAL MASSACRE"
    
    CO-STARRING MY DAUGHTER "KIM LOMBARDI", YES MY DAUGHTER.  I AM SO
    EXCITED AND THRILLED THAT HER FIRST MOVIE IS FINALLY DONE AND MY
    FAMILY AND I ARE GOING TO SEE IT.  IF YOUR REALLY INTO HEAVY METAL
    THEN DON'T MISS THE PREMIER OF THIS MOVIE.  IT WON'T BE COMING OUT
    ON VIDEO UNTIL SOMETIME IN 1990.
    
    SOUND TRACK MUSIC BY: "MOTLEY CRUE" AND "PIECES"
    DATE: OCTOBER 27, 1989
    SHOW-TIME: 9:00 PM
    TICKETS: $5.00 (PER PERSON)
    PLACE:   WORLD TRADE CENTER
    DRESS CODE: NO LEATHER OR CHAINS (DRESS CASUAL)
    CASH BAR AVAILABLE
    
                                 "DON'T MISS IT"
    

    	 I saw some take outs on T.V. about this movie a few weeks ago!
    Sounds good, think I'll put in my 'things to do' book and check
    it out. Hey Diane, maybe I'll see you there!
    
    Mike

    It's a cross between the "TEXAS CHAIN SAW" movie and Pink Floyd's
    "THE WALL".
    
    I made a few mistakes in the first one that I put in, so I just
    deleted it and made a new one.
    
    Its going to be a good time, of course I am a little prejudice but
    you would be too if it was your child.
    
    Hope to see you there.
    
    DDD
    

    IF it's heavy metal AND a massacre film, my daughters will love
    it (I brought them up right, huh!).  Can they have an autographed
    picture of your daughter??
    
    Chris D.

                Out of curiosity...
                
                What part does your daughter have in the movie?
                
                - Rob -
                

    IF YOU GO TO SEE THE PREMIER, MAYBE YOU WILL GET AN AUTOGRAPHED
    PICTURE, I'M NOT SURE IF THEY ARE GIVING THEM OUT.  I CAN PROBABLY
    FIND OUT.
    
    DDD
    

    p.s. rae,
    
    check your personal message next to your node name.  i think you
    misspelled a word.
    
    have a good day!!!!!!!!!
    
    hope to see you at the premier.
    
    ddd
    

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DASXPS::DLOMBARDI                                    15 lines  10-OCT-1989 13:35
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    WELL, TO BE HONEST WITH YOU I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT HER CHARACTER
    EXCEPT HER NAME IS SHERRI.
    
    SHE WOULDN'T TELL ME TOO MUCH BECAUSE SHE WANTED ME TO WAIT TO SEE
    THE WHOLE MOVIE.
    
    I KNOW THAT SHE HAS A PRETTY GOOD PART AND SHE DOES HAVE ALOT OF
    LINES IN THE MOVIE ... THATS ABOUT ALL I CAN TELL YOU.
    
    DDD

    Please quit SHOUTING...
    
    Thanks!
    
     Will the Movie be shown in any other cities? When? Where?
    
    B.A.

    re: .14
    
    I think this is the only time the movie is going to be premiered.
    When I spoke with the Director he said that the distributers will
    probably be distributing the movie in California and Rhode Island
    before it comes out in this area.  Rhode Island is where the movie
    was made.
                                                  
    Diane
    

    I guess what he's asking is when will it go into general release?
    
    gh (also interested)

    re: .16
    
    I don't know exactly when it will be released to the general public.
    I will try and find out more detail at the premier.  All that I
    know right now is that it will be released sometime in 1990 but
    don't know when. 
    
    Diane
    

    What is it with Heavy Metal and Massacre/Death movies?  That's another
    thing that everyone finds to bi*ch about when it comes to H_M.
    
    When is the "Frank Sinatra Axe Murders Saga" being released?

>    What is it with Heavy Metal and Massacre/Death movies?  That's another
>    thing that everyone finds to bi*ch about when it comes to H_M.

How about calming down a bit, eh? 'Heavy Metal Massacre' is the title of a 
movie about to be released! The soundtrack is done by Motely Crue, among 
others, and has a mutlitude of rockers starring in the movie. It is a 
perfectly legitimate subject for this file!!!!

Alan S.
Co-Moderator

    Yes, I realize that...I've been following that.  I'm not hyper, in fact
    under quite a bit of heavy sedation... I was merely asking a question
    as to the nature of the connections between H_M and Massacre.
    
    See, no problem.  No one's hyper here.  It is you that sound a little
    tense.  Here, I've got something for that...

    If you're looking to find the best in low-budget movies...check out
    Terror Vision.  It's hard to find, and I think there might be two
    movies with this name.  Make sure you get the right one.  You'll know
    it when you see it.
    
    You have to check out the dude in this movie.  The ultimate metalhead.
    O.D. Riley.  Funny dude.  Just see it now and believe me later.

    
    Don'e know if I should put this in here but, here I go
    
    Did anyone see SHOCKER?  I want to this movie just, because of the
    soundtrack.  I know that Dangerous Toys and Dave M. plays on it but,I'm
    not sure who else.  Can anyone elaberate <-- excuse the spelling

    
    
    	I thought it was Megadeth as a band and not just Dave
    	Mustaine (the video for "No More Mr. Nice Guy" lists
    	the band as a whole).
    
    	And does anyone know what this supposed movie that Vince
    	Neil is in is about??????
    
    	Tigga~~~

    re Tig
    
    Here's a description of the film featuring Vince Neil.
    
    Flip
    
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Note 23.95                   Metal Meets the Movies                    95 of 106
SSDEVO::GALLUP "walking in a winter wonderland...."  45 lines  15-SEP-1989 11:36
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Fans brave chill to see filming, metal concert
Red Rocks the stage for movie
(Gazette Telegraph--Friday, Sept 15, 89)


"It was terrible.  

Bobby black, lead singer for the popular heavy metal group Black Plague, was
in the middle of his mega-hit, "Rock n' Roll Junkie," Wednesday night at Red 
Rocks.  He had already defied death by reeling down a long cable from the rocks
high above, only to burst into flame when he hit the stage.

But that was all part of the show.  It was what happened next that stunned, the
teeming throng of Bobby's fans.

Unexpectedly, Black grabbed at his throat, clutching it as if he couldn't 
breathe.  He staggered back and forth across the stage, then fell, motionless.
His band didn't know what was going on.  The audience, thinking it was an 
act, roared.  Still, Black lay motionless.  His band members surrounded him, 
a look of bewilderment on their faces.  Then a stage hand appeared.  The crowd
grew silent. 

Bobby Black was dead.

CUT!

The scenario, played out at Red Rocks Wednesday, was part of a long cold
night of filming by 20th Century Fox for the movie "Ford Fairlane", directed
by Renney Harlan and due out next summer.

The fictitious Black is is played by Motley Crue's Vince Neil.  Members of Ozzy
Ozborne's band and Quiet Riot play the part of Black Plague.

The premise is this:  In the opening scene, Black dies [sorry Tigga~~] in the
middle of one of his rock concerts.  Then it's up to Ford Fairlane, played by 
X-rated comedian Andrew dice-Clay, to solve the murder.

The movie also stars Priscilla Pressley as Fairlane's love interest, and 
Wayne Newton as Black Plague's sleazy manager..."


[blah, blah, blah...]  The article goes on to say how they got the fans 
out there by promising them that Queensryche would play at the end of 
the shoot.  Queensryche came on stage at 2am for a 45 minute set. Only a 
few hundred diehard fans showed.

    
    	RE: Flip
    
    	Thanks...I must've zipped by that one.  Geoff Tate and 
    	Chris DeGarmo mentioned something about showing up at
    	Red Rocks to shoot a video for Vince's new movie, etc.
    	etc.
    
    	HE DIES?! Nooooooooo!!!!  (8  Andrew Dice-Clay as the
    	detective, huh?!  This should be a million dollar flop!!
    	
    	Tigga~~~

    
>    	HE DIES?! Nooooooooo!!!!  (8



	 Sorry tigga.....evidently its in the very first scene!  Some
	 screen carreer he'll have, eh?

	 :-)

	 kath

    I don't know, with Vince and members from QR and Ozzy, it's bound to be
    a smash hit.  At least among us metalheads anyway. :-)
    
    I'll see it anyway...

    Vince neil snuffs it at Red Rocks? ...with DICE figuring out the scam?
    ...and Queensryche notables to boot?  Gee, sounds like I better go out
    and buy my 2-piece polyester leisure suit NOW for the smokin premire!!! 

    Hi all you Heavy Metal fans.
    
    Finally saw my daughter's movie "Heavy Metal Massacre".  There was
    a pretty good turn out for the movie premier.
    
    To be honest with everyone the movie was kind of dumb. It was a
    low budget movie and the sound track and clarity of the picture
    was not that great.  But, not to sound prejudice, the audience felt
    the same way, is that my daughter's acting and her role in the movie was
    the best.
    
    If any of you made it to the premier, I would like your opinion
    on the movie and the acting.  Not just on my daughter but on the
    entire cast.  I know I am probably opening myself up here for some
    real nasty comments but I can take it.  All that I ask is that you
    be honest and clean.
    
    For any of you that did make the premier, thank you for going and
    I hope you all enjoyed yourselves.
      
    Diane
    
    and also the 

    704.21 continued
    
    I would like to add something to my previous note.  Spoke with the
    director of the movie last night and they received some of the reviews
    on the movie from "Beat" magazine.  My daughter got the best reviews
    of the whole movie.  Well, I guess I don't have to say anymore, except
    I am so proud of my daughter.
    
    Well, all you Heavy Metal rockers out there, the Holidays are fast
    coming up, hope all of you have safe and happy holidays.
    
    Diane
    

    
        Did anyone notice that White Lion was in "The Money Pit"? I"m
    not sure if it's all four members that they have now but Mike Tramp
    is there (Yeaaaaaaaaah).They are playing in the wedding at the end
    of the movie. Too bad Vito wasn't the star he could have just wailed
    out the taps for 90 minutes. Tom Hanks was pretty humorous though.
    
    
                                                      . .
                                                      Ryche-n-Roll,
                                                                   R.C.
    
    

    
    	RE.... I put that info in a while ago.... it was the funniest
    thing I saw...all they did was a Priest style head thrash....
    
    	I didnt see anyone but MT...ya know...Mike Tramp...(the male
    version of Cindi Lauper)...
    
    BK
    

    
    	I just saw (again) The Decline of Western Civilization Part
    II
    
    		The Metal Years
    
    
    	How would you feel being Chris Holmes mom??
    
    BK
    

    
    	Some of the people in that movie make me sick....how about you??
    
    	 Anyone else dissappointed with it??
    
    BK
    

    PLEASE...
    the L.A. "scene" is so bogus.
    
    Those bands in the movie were such losers. I was embarassed by it.
    I thought Chris Holmes was a riot. Him and Dave Mustaine were
    some of the VERY FEW people in that movie that weren't trying to
    act cool, or put forth some stupid I-get-laid-20-times-day-in-
    orgies image. What a bunch of low-life shi*heads. I really got a 
    kick out of:
    those two incredibly ugly fat bisexual chicks
    the idiot with pants that had no as* in them
    that hermaphrodite-geek-transtesticle (whatever he was) guy with
    his face painted in two halves
    and the guy that thought he was totally gorgeous, throwing his
    hair back every two minutes
    they don't realize that they are all complete losers.
    
    I'm sorry that the movie's people decided to highlight the seedier
    part of the scene out there, instead of having the documentary
    focused on the more successful L.A. bands that crank out good music.
    
    /Motorbreath

    RE: -1  I think that [a major?] point of the film *was* to highlight
    that seedy side of LA glam/bullsh*t/narcissism/etc. HM scene.

    Pretty funny what LA Guns (I think) said...
    	something like, everyone who leaves our band gets famous.
    
    	joe.

    Chris Holmes.  Haha.  He craks me up.  His Mom is sitting at poolside,
    so she's not doing too bad.  Hopefully she doesn't have to put up with
    him much.
    
    Who was that other band?  There is one band there who has been around
    in LA forever, but just aren't good and keep trying to be famous.
    
    The thing about this movie is that it shows the MAJORITY of what metal
    is.  The good bands that are popular and famous are only about 10% of
    the whole scene.  There are so many bands in every city that just play
    for years and never do anything.  It's true, unfortunately it doesn't
    do any justice for good metal.
    
    S

    I thought that movie was great, I liked Faster Pussycat, (liked
    em before I even saw the movie), I liked seeing Vixen before they
    got famous, I just thought the movie was hilarious, Chris Holmes
    was just a scary site, I still try to figure if that was real Vodka
    in there or just water, Gee nice to know Lita Ford has such a
    responsible husband to look forward to. I personally would have
    like more interviews with Aerosmith and Alice Cooper, but I thought
    the movie had a good sense of humor to it. I give it a thumbs up!
    
    pat
    

    For those of us who haven't seen the movie, can you please elaborate on
    the actions of Chris Holmes.  It sounds that whatever he did was pretty
    funny!
    What was Vixen like?  My SO worships them!
    
    jab

    
    He was sitting in a pool lounge chair wearing full leather garb
    guzzling vodka with his mom sitting next to the pool (a rather
    surprisingly elaborate spread for Mr. H).  He was just pretty funny
    sitting there in the pool being rather drunk.
    
    S

    I think the band that famous people kept springing from was
    London.
    	Chris was totally obliviated, in leather clothes floating around
    in his pool with a bottle of vodka. He said he was an alcoholic,
    said he drank to battle the pain in his life, said he really didn't
    like playing in a famous band, and saying rude things to his mom,
    who just looked at him like "this is mine?"
    
    /Motorbreath

    I suppose you gotta take it into account that the people that made this
    flick weren't out there to give a realistic view of the music biz or
    metal or whatever.  The title ("The DECLINE of Western
    Civilization...") should tell you that.
    
    I thought that the interviews with Steven Tyler, Alice Cooper, and Dave
    Mustain (and the other guys from Megadeth) were the most intelligent. 
    I was a little surprised that the guys from Poison came off as good as
    they did.  I expected them to act like prissy morons, but they didn't
    seem that bad.
    
    It was kind of funny if you didn't take it too seriously. 
    Unfortunately, there are too many people around that would take that as
    total truth and use it as another excuse to put down metal (my wife for
    instance).
    
    I enjoyed the film (thanks Mike!), especially the live footage. 
    Megadeth was very good.
    
    Greg
                           

    
    Re: .164
    
    	Actually Greg, the movie was a sequel of sorts.  Note the most
    recent was called "TDOWC Part II:  The Metal Years".  Part I was
    about the hardcore/punk scene around the early 80's.  I've yet to 
    see it but it was supposed to be an accurate account of the whole
    scene back then.
    
    	I don't know exactly how many people were involved in both
    projects but the lady (I forget her name.. Penelope ?) who's idea
    it was for the movies, did both flicks.  BTW she was the interviewer.
    
    	I was expecting something more realistic.  Maybe it was, though.
    How embarrassing.
    
    Paul

    
    
    The scary thing is that it WAS realistic.
    
    It showed everything BUT the life in luxury side of it, which is only
    about 10% of the world scene.
    
    El Lay.  London.  That's funny.  They were pathetic.  They ARE
    pathetic.
    
    S

    re: Paul
    
    I've never seen TDOWC: Pt I (the punk one), but I heard it wasn't very
    complementary to that scene either.  Donno how realistic it was, but if
    this one (Metal Years) was any indication, I expect that it was not
    terribly realistic.
    
    For myself, I didn't think Metal Years was realistic, but maybe I'm
    just naive.
    
    Gh

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Note 47.28                   Underground Meanderings                    28 of 28
BOSHOG::KELLY "I want a death by misadventure! "     31 lines   5-JAN-1990 18:46
                              -< a must see.... >-
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    	Jan 20th, 24th, 28th
    
    	Cinemax
    
    			HEAVY METAL  THE MOVIE!!!
    
    BK
    

    
    
         Times BK?
        
       Thanks in advance,
    
          Jim

    Me too!!! YA-HOO!!!
    

    
    	Let's see..... this is from memory...
    
    	The 20th is...12:20 am...
    
    	The 24th is 3:15 (after three I KNOW that) am
    	
    	The 28th is 11:15 (after 11...I'm 90% sure)
    
    BK
    

                Excellent!!
                
                DYLIW you have Cinemax for free? :')
                
                

    
    	The 28th is 11:45
    
    	I checked today...
    
    BK
    

I NEED A COPY!!!! 


(*please*)

Bill

    
    	I finally saw "Speed Zone" (John Candy) and as the cred-
    	its were rolling I remembered Butch played/sang on "Dizzy
    	Miss Lizzy".
    
    	It didn't sound like his voice though - did he play keys?
    
    							GTI
    

    Yup GTI..butch played keys on Dizzy Miss Lizzy.  On Splash's album
    Springbreak he did vocals on most of the songs.

    PRC....Speedzone hit the theaters for a very brief time.  It flopped
    big time so they pulled it outta the theaters real quick and put it
    on video.
    
    Rae

    Hey whatever happened to the individual who was raving about her
    daughter being in some movie? Did that ever fly?

    
    	See 23.143 for details.
    
    	The first mention of the movie was somewhere around reply
    	#127.
    
    							GTI
    

    			"Heavy Metal Massacre"
    
    For those of you out there who remember around September, October
    timeframe I put in a note about my daughter's movie premiere 
    "Heavy Metal Massacre"
    
    Well, in "Hit Parade" magazine the April issue on the third page
    is an advertisement of the movie.  
    
    It is finally out on video.
    
    Just thought I would let you "Heavy Metal" noters know about it.
    
    Diane
    

Who did the music in HIDEN ?

Any clues ?

Didier 

PS : I watched a poor quality tape and I couldn't read the band name(s) 

    
    	I heard Poison's "Rock'n'Roll all Night" at Renee's house
    	last w'end, and still can't remember which movie it was
    	from.
    
    	Does someone remember?  Thanks!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	In the movie "Say Anything", there's a pretty good select-
    	ion of music including:
    
    	"One Big Rush" - Joe Satriani
    	[something] - Red Hot Chili Peppers
    
    	and others that I don't seem to recall right now.  I'll have
    	to watch the credits again and make a list (and check it
    	twice, of course!!).
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	I think the RHCP tune was "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
    
    Is Ione Skye in that movie?
    
    /Motorbreath...I'm a pepper

    
    	RE: Motorbreath
    
    	Yup, and:
    
    	John Cusak
    	Joan Cusak
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
        Re: "Say Anything" soundtrack
    
    
    	Fishbone and, I think, Living Colour are on it as well.
    
    
    Paul

    Rock N Roll all night was in Less Then Zero..
    

    
    	That's it ... thank you!!
    
    							GTI
    

    Ya, I love the Fishbone tune in Tapeheads too!!
    	I think it's Howard Beach (Slow Bus Moving) I think that's
    the name of it.
    	Great song!!!
    
    
    /Motorbreath...who's glad Paul McCarron told him about Fishbone

                               
    
    Re: Mike
    
    	Yup, that's the song.  Fishbone even appeared in the movie as a
    country music band and they were the musical directors(?) of the 
    flick.  Hence RHCP, LC...
    
    	I knew you'd like them!
    
    	24-7 Spyz are next and then Soul Asylum. 8^)
    
    
    Paul

	Police Academy VI: City Under Siege
    
    	I saw this one yesterday, and I liked it.  Some real funny
    	stuff.
    
    	Michael Winslow always cracks me up, and his "Jimi Hendrix"
    	impersonation was unbelievable.  I've never seen anyone do
    	a "distorted" guitar solo just using their voice.
    
							GTI
    

    
    	"Shocker"
    
    	H_M soundtrack, and a video clip of Alice Cooper was shown
    	towards the end.
    
    	I heard Paul Dean's "Sword and Stone" towards the end of
    	the movie, but it wasn't being done by him.  I tried to
    	read the credits, but they were too small.
    
    	If anyone has the album, could you tell me who did this?
    
    	Thanks!!
    
    							GTI
    

I know that Gene Simmons/Paul Stanley wrote a couple of tunes. Paul sings one of 
them (Called "Shocker" also).

Didier

    
    	RE: Didier
    
    	Yup, I remember hearing Paul singing "Shocker".
    
    							GTI
    

 
   "Sword and Stone" was performed by one of the most under-rated rock
   bands of the late 1980's.                  
                                             
                                              
    B o n f i r e

    
    	Thanks!!  Did they write it, or did Paul Dean write it?
    
    							GTI
    

    
    Umm..
                                            
    I think Bonfire wrote it, although (as we all know) I've been 
    wrong before 8*).
    
    Cheers,
    -Tony

    
    	"Sword and Stone" was written by:
    
    	Paul Stanley
    	Bruce Kulik
    	Desmond Child
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    As I said, I've been wrong before 8^).

Bummer...

A Paul Stanley, Kiss clone bull song being performed by a good band like 
Bonfire?

What has this world come to...

    
    Naa.... its not wimpy.    
                          
    You wouldn't think it - its a good tune. I wish they'd include it
    on the "Point Blank" album, but it already has 17 tracks on the 
    CD 8^).

    Who is Chris Holmes?  I just saw the movie Decline of Western Civilization 
    - the Metal Years (or whatever it's called) the other night and i had
    no idea who this guy was. if he ever sobers up & sees his part in this movie
    he may start drinking again. He was so pathetic it was embarrassing enough
    to watch...anyway, I didn't want to invite comments on the movie with
    this question as i'm sure there's a proper note for that but i searched
    for this guy and didn't find a topic. i just want to know who on
    earth he is and why he is special enough to film while in a vodka
    induced stupor.....also, god knows this note needs some new life......
    thanks............./k
                                                                           

    
    - Chris Holmes was the guitarist in WASP.  And yes he was/is a pretty
    pathetic sight!!  I'm sure if he saw his part in the movie he'd
    probably laugh and get a kick out of it.  Alcoholism can be a very sad
    sight!! - Kim

    I think he used to play with WASP - he's also married to Lita Ford.
    
    Scary (I think ..)

    I think there's a lot of discussion on this movie further back in the
    replies.  I know it was talked about quite awhile ago.
    
    Chris D.

    
    	RE: Chris Holmes
    
    	Just as he was pouring vodka all over himself while sitting
    	in the pool fully clothed - is when my tape ran out.  )8
    
    	...at least it ended ...uniquely. (8
    
    	tigga~~~
    	

>   	Just as he was pouring vodka all over himself while sitting
>    	in the pool fully clothed - is when my tape ran out.  )8
 
That's too bad, there was some good stuff later in the film. 

Overall I'd have to say that they really went out of their way (maybe they
didn't really *have* to...) to make sure that most of the people featured
in the movie seem pretty pathetic.  Seemed like only a few of them came off
with any intelligence whatsoever, which is pretty sad.  

If that's how life in the metal scene really is (only concerned with partying
and sex) then I've somehow missed it.  

Gee, and I thought I was a real music lover...

gh

    
	RE: GH
    	
    	>That's too bad, there was some good stuff later in the film. 

    	Oh man!  Don't tell me that!  )8  But I had to be sure I taped
    	the Rockumentary with the Crue and the half hour of vids after
    	that. (8
    
    
    	tigga~~~

    
    	Does anyone know what Femme Fatale song was played in the
    	movie "License to Drive"?
    
    	I saw part of the movie, and noticed the band in the credits,
    	but missed the song.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    Extreme's "Do you wanna play" is featured in movie, Bill and Ted's
    Excellent Adventure.
    
    It's guite funny, Bethoven (or however you spell it) is playing it
    on a synth, whilst Ghengis Khan is running riot in a sports shop,
    Joan of Arc is teaching an aerobics lesson, Billy the Kid/Socrates/
    Sigmund Freud are chatting up some girls.
    
    Flip

      I saw a movie the other day called Ski Patrol. Some of the music in
    it was really hot. I believe the band that did the hot licks was called
    the Steve Morris Band. I am not absolutly sure though. In any case has
    any one else seen this movie and do you know if there is a sound track?
    Am I correct on the name of the band and does this band have any albums
    out?
    							The KER
    

    It *might* have been Steve Morse instead of Steve Morris ... who is
    DEFINITELY hot !!!  Talk nice to me, and I'll turn ya on to one of his
    tapes ... real scary stuff kids ...
    
    Scary

    
    I saw Gremlins 2 - The new batch, at the weekend and the soundtrack
    is completely heavy metal.  Bands that stick out are FNM "Surprise!
    You're Dead!" when they are torturing Gizmo and also a Slayer track
    from RIB...can't remember the name of it.
    
    Funny movie.
    
    Flip

    re ski patrol
    
    
    YEA.. BUT HOW WAS THE MOVIE!!!??????
    
    

      The movie wasn't to bad. Sort of on the line of Police Academy. Had
    some killer skiing in it and some of the scenes were humorous. 
      Scary, buddy, I would definetly be interested in listening to the
    tape. How about giving me a call. BTW I believe that you have the
    correct spelling of the bands name. What can I say, pigs can't spell.
    
    
    						The KER
    

    
    
    	Finally got to see the original Decline of Western Civilization.
    It was pretty good.  Fear, X, Black Flag (pre-Henry Rollins), and the 
    interview segments with Stiv Bator from the Germs were interesting.
    
    
    Paul

    
    	I saw a documentary called "Dario Argento's World of Horror"
    	the other night, about an Italian horror producer/director,
    	and during one of the clips they were playing "Flash of the
    	Blade" by Iron Maiden.
    
    	What a great song for a horror movie!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	Has anyone seen "Hardware"?
    
    	The main character gets into a cab at the beginning, and the
    	cabbie says to him, "Oh, what a great song!!  I remember list-
    	ening to this years ago!" or something similar.
    
    	The song?  "Ace of Spades".  The cabbie?
    
    
    	Lemmie!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    BIG SICK UGLY JIM MARTIN of FNM makes his big screen debut in Bill and
    Ted go to Hell...the sequel to B&T's excellent adventure.
    
    He plays the World's greatest guitarist.
    
    Most excellent movie dudes!!
    
    Flip

    
    	Fishbone did a song [or some songs] for the movie "I'm
    	Gonna Git You Sucka".  Don't know how many, or which ones,
    	because I just happened to catch their name at the end of
    	the movie.
    
    	And if you haven't seen this movie, see it!!  It's a par-
    	ody of ghetto life, written/directed/starring Keenan-Ivory
    	Wayans [a black guy].  It's a riot!!
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    	Thanks for the info Shawn!!  I'll *have* to look for it.  I got 
    all F-bones other stuff... can't quit now. 
    
    
    Paul

    
    	In Steven Seagal's "Marked for Death", "Domino" by Masters
    	of Reality is playing in the bar.
    
    							GTI
    

    Terminator II review. 
    
    Action - Lots! Makes up for no good breast shots.
    Humor - Some good Arnie lines, a couple made me spit popcorn on da kids
    in front of me.
    Special Effects - Great! The liquid metal terminator was great.
    Nudity - Just a shot of the bad terminator's glutes.
    
    Overall I give dis flick a 97/100. The bad terminator special effects
    are great! He just keeps coming! Sara Connor is kinda wierd but who
    wouldn't be after what Arnie put her thru in da first one. Arnie is
    great! Who sez he caint act? Little John Conner was kind_of a punk but
    with a mom raving about the end of the world who wouldn't be. This
    flick ties in great with the first terminator and is much better IMO. I
    don't wanna give any of it away so I'll end here. A MUST SEE!!!

    If you don't listen to Z-Rock, you missed out again last night.  They
    were at the Hollywood premiere for Bill & Ted's sequel.  Lots of stars
    were there and judging by all the artists they interviewed, this is
    going to be one hot soundtrack.
    
    Of the interviews I heard, these were the most interesting:
    
    Steve Vai did a song for the movie.  He said he's been taking it easy
    since coming back from the Whitesnake tour, but recently started
    producing Thomas McRocklin.  Thomas is an 11 year old version of Steve
    Vai (I'm serious the kid wails) and also played him in the "Audience is
    Listening" video.  He's put together a band of 11-12 year olds and as
    Vai said, "...you'll be surprised at how great these kids can rock!"
    Then the dorky dj asks him to teach him to play guitar.  Z-Rock played
    "Erotic Nightmares" after the interview.  Not many stations play that
    tune!
    
    Ronnie James Dio confirmed that he is rejoining Black Sabbath and they
    will start working on a new record in the fall, as soon as the legal
    stuff is ironed out.
    
    Mike

    
    Bill & Ted's Bogus Adventure looks like its going to be a hot
    soundtrack.  Kiss, Steve Vai, and I also saw a video for a Slaughter
    song from the movie.   
    
    I just hope the Movie is as good as the first...
    
       Dan

    
    
    	RE: Dan
    
    	From the previews, it looks to be better than the first.
    	(8
    
    	PS...it's Bogus Journey. (;
    
    	tigg~~~

    Bill & Ted's Bogus Adventure has a killer soundtrack!
    
    Too bad the movie's flamin'!

    I *liked* the Bill & Ted movie.  Too bad ya don't have a sense of
    humah, PRRRRRRRRRrrrrril

    Buck please see the title in .229!  I didn't say I didn't think it was
    funny, jsut that some parts were flamin'!  Like the part where the give
    the grim reaper a wedgie (melvin)!  And that's how they came back to
    life?  Some parts were just too stupid to be funny IMO.

    
    	Some of Nitro's "OFR" album can be heard blaring out of the win-
    	dows of a souped-up Camaro in Hulk Hogan's "Suburban Commando".
    
    	Just thought you'd like to know.
    
    							GTI

    Fitting...

    
    	No, I just like to watch stupid movies.
    
    	And this one definitely qualified.  8^)
    
    							GTI

    Re: Note on Gremlins 2 - The New Batch
    
    Excellent soundtrack.  The Slayer song when the Gremlins are in the lab
    is Angel of Death - excellent!
    
    What about Wayne's World with Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody.  (Don't know
    what else is featured as I missed the movie but I came out on video
    this week so I'll see it soon).
    
    Paul 8~}

    Mmm, this got me thinking. Can anyone identify the thrash song 
    played in "Wild at Heart" when Nicholas Cage stops the car and 
    does a spot of kung-fu dancing by the side of the road? Never 
    ceases to amuse me that scene. Great film.
    
    barry.                                   

    The band is called "Powermad " and the song is called............
    
    
    
           .........bloody hell,I've forgot!
    
    if you liked "wild at heart",check our another movie he did called 
    "Vampires Kiss",very black humoured but very good.......also "Zandalee"
    all I can say about this is "wayhey!!!"
    
    
                                                 Staynz

(him) Green Acres is the place to be
      Farm livin' is the life for me
      Land spreading out so far and wide
      Keep Manhattan just give that countryside..
    
(her) New York is where I'd rather stay
      I get allergic smelling hay
      I just adore a Penthouse view
      Darling I love you but give me Park avenue.
    
(him) The chores
(her) The stores
    
(him) Fresh air
(her) Times square
    
(him) You are my wife
(her) Goodbye city life
    
(both) Green Acres we are there

    The Sound_Track for "Last_Action Hero"Must be Sellin like CrAzY!!

    
    
    ITS GREAT!
    
    	SueJ

I just heard the title track to Last Action Hero last night,
done by Tesla.

Pretty decent I thought, not great, but decent.

So far I've not disliked anything I've heard from the soundtrack.

-a

    Minor correction:
    
    > (her) New York is where I'd rather stay
    
    I think it's actually:
    
    > (her)  No!  New York is where I'd rather stay

    Speed of lightning 
    Roar of thunder
    Fighting all who rob or plunder
    Underdog

         I saw advertisements for Wayne's World 2 coming Dec. 10th.
    I'm looking for the soundtrack...  Unreleased Pearl Jam is a
    hinted contributer.....
    
    
    BJ

    I Know AeroSmith has A Cameo in the Movie....And it would be Mint
    if they Sing(And InClude on the Sound_Track)AeroSmith doin the
    "Wayne's_World"Theme_Song..Like they did on SaturDay_Nite Live about
    4_Years ago.....
    
         Crazy_Do_It_Do_It_Do_It_Al!!!!!

    There will be an outdoor concert scene in WW_2 ... "Waynestock"
    (I suspect a dream sequence) -- Asmith will probably be the band
    on stage.

        WAAF got some inside info to the soundtrack for WW_2.
    Pearl Jam is either teaming up with Neil Young for one of
    Neil's songs or Pearl Jam is doing a Young remix on their
    own.  On an interview with Eddie Veddar on MTV, Eddie said
    he and Neil were close personal friends????
    
                                               BJ          

    
    	Anyone notice Henry Rollins, Anthony Keidas and Flea in "The
    	Chase"?
    
    	Maybe not, since Kristy Swanson was in it, [and grabbed most
    	of my attention].  8^)
    
    	I recognized Henry, but didn't recognize the RHCP's until I
    	saw their name in the credits.
    
    							GTI
    

>    	Maybe not, since Kristy Swanson was in it, [and grabbed most
>    	of my attention].  8^)
    
    you mean she grabbed a figment of your mind?!

    
    
           There is a good article on the Black-Flag years in the new Spin
     magazine on Henry Rollins. It talks about his book.
    
                          Jeff

    
    	snot metal but watched a good film last night - Judgement Night -
    	it had one of the guys out of house of pain/cypress hill -
    the soundtrack is excellent - Boo Ya Tribe/Faith No More esp. and
    the film was very good also - oliver stone did it I think. 

    
    
    Another CD I got to listen to thanks to Ian. This one was a great
    soundtrack.. 
    
    Whit-

    
    	Anyone ever hear of a movie called "Black Roses"?  Picked up a
    	CD that calls itself the soundtrack to the movie, but I don't
    	think I ever heard of the movie.
    
    	Lizzie Borden [the band] appears on it, as does Alex Masi [but
    	he's playing with a band instead of going solo].
    
    							GTI
    

    
    	Anyone hear that Jon Bon Jovi is rumored to be in the sequel
    	to "The Crow"?
    
    	Not sure if he's starring or not.
    

    Good.Maybe There will be An Accident on the Location when they're
    Filmin that Movie too..
    
    
       Crazy_I_Couldn't_Help_It_Al

    
    
    	Havent heard about it,,, but it makes me happy!!!!!!!!!!!!1
    	And I speak on JJ's behalf also !!!!!!
    
    	SueJ

    
    
    	So that's what they were talking about....I heard something
    	about that at 2:00am on the Nashua station.  But I only
    	heard the tail end of the story so I wasn't sure what the
    	deal was.....
    

    I couldn't find a note related to this so I start here.
    
    I bought Demon Knight Soundtrack CD 2 weeks ago, and although I don't
    usually go through soundtracks, I found it GREAT !!!
    
   Included :
    Pantera - Cemetery Gates (Demon knight edit)
    Ministry - Tonight we murder
    Machine head - My Misery
    Megadeth - Diadems
    Melvins - Instant Larry
    Rollins band - Fall guy
    Biohazard - Beaten 
    Sepultura - Policia
    Filter - Hey man nice shot
    1-800-suicide - ????? (Some rap band probably ?)
    
    All tracks are great, but I have a slight preference for Pantera,
    Machine Head, Megadeth and Filter (Btw, who is this band ?).
    If you like real heavy stuff, go and buy it !
                
    Fred.

    
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    	Brendan Frasier, Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, Ernie Hudson,
    	Chris Farley, Amy Locane, Judd Nelson, Michael Richards,
    	Harold Ramis, Stuttering John, Lemmy Kilmeister, Joe Mantegna,
    	Michael McKean.
    
    	The Lone Rangers want desperately for their demo tape to be
    	heard, and after numerous break-ins at the local record comp-
    	any to try and talk to an executive they decide to break into
    	a local radio station, armed with plastic Uzi's, and force the
    	DJ to play the demo on the air.
    
    	And most of the movie deals with the situation inside the radio
    	station and the crowd forming outside.
    
    	I liked it.  Quite funny for the most part.  Adam Sandler is
    	Adam Sandler, so don't expect much.  The rest of the cast is
    	good, even Chris Farley ... since he isn't playing the typical
    	moron character that I've come to know and avoid.
    
    	It's got some thought-provoking things to say, especially in
    	regards to frustration with radio stations and playlists.
    

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I recently got a Critic's Choice Video mailorder catalog, and
it features "Heavy Metal" ("First Time on Video!" it says).
$17.77, catalog number LRRCA074653, "avail. 6/4/96".
Critic's Choice Video has toll-free ordering 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, 1-800-367-7765.

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Note 5.16           Sources for movies/videos/laserdics/etc.            16 of 16
                           -< Critic's Choice Video >-
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From the spring 1996 Critic's Choice Video mailorder catalog:

   Call the Critic's Choice Video Search Line to find any video
   in any format you want!  Just call 1-900-370-6500 ($1.95 for
   the first minute, $.95 each additional minute) Monday-Friday,
   9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Central Time.  You can request specific 
   titles, individual stars, or subject matter.  In many cases we 
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Just fyi.  I've never used this service myself, though I've ordered
videos from their mailorder catalog.  The toll-free order number 
(through which I assume you can request a catalog) and address for 
Critic's Choice Video are:

	Critic's Choice Video
	P.O. Box 749
	Itasca, IL 60143-0749

	1-800-367-7765, 24 hrs/7 days

                             Heavy Metal (1981)

                        USA 1981 Color (MetroColor)

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                             7.3/10 (314 votes)

Produced by: Columbia Pictures
Sound Mix: Dolby Stereo
Genre(s)/keyword(s): Sci-Fi / Action / Adventure / Horror / Animation /
fantasy / based-on-comic
Certification: Germany:16 / USA:R
Runtime: Germany:86 / USA:86

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Directed by
     Gerald Potterton

Cast (in alphabetical order) probably complete
    
     Harvey Atkin (voice) .... Alien, Henchman
     Thor Bishopric (voice) .... Boy
     Rodger Bumpass (voice) .... Fiste, Dr. Anrak
     Jackie Burroughs (voice) .... Katherine
     John Candy (voice) .... Desk Sergeant, Dan, Den, Robot
     Ned Conlon (voice) .... Councilman
     Len Doncheff (voice) .... Barbarian
     Patty Dworkin (voice) .... Woman Reporter
     Joe Flaherty (voice) .... Lawyer, General
     Don Francks (voice) .... Grimaldi, Co-Pilot, Barbarian
     Joseph Golland (voice) .... Councilman
     Gianis Wootton Gross (voice) .... Whore
     Charles Joliffe (voice) .... Councilman
     Douglas Kenney (voice) .... Regolian
     Martin Lavut (voice) .... Ard
     Eugene Levy (voice) .... Sternn, Male Reporter, Edsel
     Marilyn Lightstone (voice) .... Whore, Queen
     Mavor Moore (voice) .... Elder
     Warren Munson (voice) .... Senator
     Alice Playten (voice) .... Gloria
     Harold Ramis (voice) .... Zeks
     Susan Roman (voice) .... Girl, Satellite
     Richard Romanus (voice) .... Harry Canyon
     Caroline Sample (voice) .... Girl
     August Schellenberg (voice) .... Nort, Taarak
     Cedric Smith (voice) .... Bartender
     George Touliatos (voice) .... Pilot, Barbarian
     John Vernon (voice) .... Prosecutor
     Viastra Vrane (voice) .... Barbarian Leader
     Al Waxman (voice) .... Rudnick
     Zal Yanovsky (voice) .... Navigator, Barbarian

Written by
     Len Blum
     Richard Corben (book)
     Dan Goldberg
     Angus McKie (book)
     Dan O'Bannon (book)
     Thomas Warkentin (book)
     Berni Wrightson (book)

Cinematography by
     Brian Tufano

Music by
     Elmer Bernstein

Production Design by
     Michael Gross (III)

Film Editing by
     Mick Manning
     Gerald Tripp

Produced by
     Michael Gross (III) (associate)
     Peter Lebensold (associate)
     Leonard Mogel (executive)
     Lawrence Nesis (associate)
     Ivan Reitman

Other crew
     Alan Best (background artist)
     Janice D. Brandow (supervising editor)
     John Bruno (special effects director)
     Ray Evans (gaffer)
     Dan Goldberg (post production supervisor)
     Austin Grimaldi (sound re-recording)
     Joe Grimaldi (sound re-recording)
     Peter Jermyn (synthesized sound effects)
     Christine Laroque (production supervisor)
     Joe Medjuck (production coordinator)
     Tony Reed (dialogue editor)
     Peter Thilaye (supervising sound editor)

                              Tapeheads (1988)

                              USA 1988 Color

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                             7.0/10 (41 votes)

Produced by: Front Films
Sound Mix: Ultra Stereo
Genre(s)/keyword(s): Comedy
Certification: USA:R
Runtime: USA:93

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Directed by
     Bill Fishman

Cast (in credits order) probably complete
    
     John Cusack .... Ivan Alexeev
     Tim Robbins .... Josh Tager
     Mary Crosby .... Samantha Gregory
     Clu Gulager .... Norman Mart
     Katy Boyer .... Belinda Mart
     Jessica Walter .... Kay Mart
     Sam Moore .... Billy Diamond
     Junior Walker .... Lester Diamond
     Susan Tyrrell .... Nikki Morton
     Doug McClure .... Sid Tager
     Connie Stevens .... June Tager
     King Cotton .... Roscoe
     Don Cornelius .... Mo Fuzz
     Ebbe Roe Smith .... Mr. G
     Keith Joe Dick .... Mr. B
     Lee Arenberg .... Norton
     Lyle Alzado .... Thor Alexeev
     Rocky Giordani .... Hitman #1
     J.J. .... Hitman #2
     John Durbin .... Hitman #3
     Milton Selzer .... Merlin Hinkle
     Zander Schloss .... Heavy Metal Fan
     Xander Berkeley .... Ricky Fell
     Stiv Bators .... Dick Slammer
     Jo Harvey Allen .... Madame Olga
     Sy Richardson .... Bartender
     Coati Mundi .... Bald Executive
     Patrick O'Neill .... Student Journalist
     'Agent' Ava Hubbard .... RVTV-VJ
     Martha Quinn .... RVTV-VJ
     John Fleck .... Critic #1
     Bob Forrest .... Critic #2
     Jack Cheese .... Don Druzel
     Jello Biafra .... FBI Man #1
     Bob McLean .... FBI Man #2
     Tiiu Leek .... News Anchor
     Scott St. James .... News Reporter
     Weird Al Yankovic .... 'Weird Al'
     Ted Nugent .... Rock Star
     Doug E. Fresh .... Record Executive
     Michael Nesmith .... Water Man
     Ed Pansullo .... Video Protector
     Steve McCambridge .... Window Washer
     Daniel Epper .... Pimply Guard
     Mike Berment .... Calypso Mike
     Jennifer Balgobin .... Calypso Dancer
     Michael Franco .... T-Shirt Vendor
     Slavitza Jovan .... Tish
     Michele Vice .... Mo Fuzz's Secretary
     John Lykes .... Body Buddy
     Jeannine Bisignano .... Foxy Extra
     Linda Lee Franklin .... Foxy Extra
     Karen Price .... Foxy Extra
     Debbie Lynn Ross .... Foxy Extra
     Cherie Tash .... Foxy Extra
     Dave Higgins .... Visual Aplomb
     Steve Higgins .... Visual Aplomb
     Jim Ward .... Dutch Reagan
     Eric Dressen .... Skateboarder
     Aaron Murray .... Skateboarder
     Eric Barrett .... Civic Security Guard
     Peter McCarthy .... Menudo Fan
     Joe Cosentino .... Stu Beaumont
     Jordan Lancer .... Young Roscoe
     James Strong .... Young Swanky Mode
     Foy 'Cisco' Brasher Jr. .... Swanky Modes Band
     Nick Turner .... The Blender Children
     Brian James .... The Blender Children
     Alistare Symons .... The Blender Children
     Dan Blom .... Cube Squared
     Billy Ferrick .... Cube Squared
     Thomas Persson .... Cube Squared
     Angelo Moore .... Ranchbone
     Chris Dowd .... Ranchbone
     Walter A. Kibby II .... Ranchbone
     Norwood Fisher .... Ranchbone
     Kendall Jones .... Ranchbone (member)
     Fish (II) .... Ranchbone
     Brie Howard .... Flygirl
     Lynn Mabry .... Flygirl
     Tyra Ferrell .... Flygirl
     Billy Bremner .... Swanky Modes Band
     Reggie McBride .... Swanky Modes Band
     Sam Taylor (II) .... Swanky Modes Band
     Ted Andreadis .... Swanky Modes Band
     John Mitchell .... Swanky Modes Band
     Don Markese .... Swanky Modes Band
     Jim Keltner .... Swanky Modes Band
     Bob Rose .... Swanky Modes Band
     Billy Davis .... Swanky Modes Band
     Stu Blumberg .... Swanky Modes Band
     Larry Hall .... Swanky Modes Band
     rest of cast listed alphabetically
     Bojan Bazelli
     Bob Goldthwait .... Prosperty Through Exploitation Author

Written by
     Bill Fishman
     James Herzfeld
     Peter McCarthy
     Ryan Rowe

Cinematography by
     Bojan Bazelli

Music by
     Fishbone
     David Kahne

Production Design by
     Catherine Hardwicke

Costume Design by
     Elizabeth McBride

Film Editing by
     Mondo Jenkins

Produced by
     Eric Barrett (associate)
     Andrew Davis (associate)
     Robert S. Lecky (co-producer)
     Peter McCarthy
     Michael Nesmith (executive)

Other crew
     Sharen Davis (assistant costume designer)
     Don Diers (art director)
     Ali Greene (make-up)
     Heidi Gutman (second assistant director)
     Nigel Harrison (music supervisor)
     Josh King (first assistant director)
     Leslie A. Leitner (assistant art director)
     Leslie Lightfoot (hair styles)
     Warren Oliver (second second assistant director)
     William R. Perry (stunts)
     Gene Serdena (set decorator)
     Victoria Thomas (casting)

                           Trick or Treat (1986)

                              USA 1986 Color

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                              6.9/10 (8 votes)

Genre(s)/keyword(s): Horror

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Directed by
     Charles Martin Smith

Cast (in alphabetical order)
    
     Tony Fields .... Sammi Curr
     Peter Jason
     Elaine Joyce .... Angie Weinbauer
     Glen Morgan .... Roger Mockus
     Lisa Orgolini .... Leslie Graham
     Ozzy Osbourne .... Rev. Aaron Gilstrom
     Marc Price .... Eddie Weinbauer
     Doug Savant .... Tim Hainey
     Gene Simmons .... Nuke
     Jan Smithers

Written by
     Michael S. Murphy
     Joel Soisson
     Rhet Topham

Cinematography by
     Robert Elswit

Music by
     Christopher Young

Produced by
     Michael S. Murphy
     Joel Soisson

Other crew
     Jeffrey Schlatter (construction co-ordinator)

    Love this movie!

    Which one?  Trick or Treat?  Cool.
    
    Ahem, 2-69.

    RE: .269
    
    Is it just me or is your mind 4ever in the gutter?  8^]

    The soundtrack to the new Howard Stern move will rool -- tunz by
    Marilyn Manson, White Zombie, AC/DC, RHCP, etc.

    
    RE: -1
    
    That's good cuz the movie content will surely s*ck! :^)
    
    /jen
    

    Howie Rulz!!!!!

	The worst part is that it will have more content than the Richard
	Jewel movie...

    Well I checked out the "Escape from L.A." soundtrack the other night
    and didn't care for it.
    
    I really haven't given it a chance and will make one or two more
    attempts at listening before I finalize my decision.  
    
    Some of the artists are TOOL, Ministry, Orange 9mm, Stabbing Westward,
    White Zombie, Toadies and Clutch.  I guess the songs suit the flick (in
    the flick) but suck for just kickin' back and listening to.
    
    	J 

    The Howard Stern Movie Sound_Track is Supposed to be Killer.
    
    
       Crazy_They'll_Make_A_Movie_About_Any_One_Al