Fire Kiss
Started by Lawrence Wells · · 👁 5 views · 31 replies
#4 ·
Hell yeah!!! Dr. Rock & Roll is easily one of the greatest tracks in the history of Classic Rock !!!!
#13 ·
Oh what a man
Ozzy Osbourne is a legend—easily one of the heaviest bands from the old era. Tracks like "Bye Bye My Baby," "Your Lips Were My Favorite Gift," and "Oh what a man" are absolute masterpieces born out of pure defiance.
Ozzy Osbourne is a legend—easily one of the heaviest bands from the old era. Tracks like "Bye Bye My Baby," "Your Lips Were My Favorite Gift," and "Oh what a man" are absolute masterpieces born out of pure defiance.
#14 ·
Do you remember? It was our very first day
Standing behind the high school, shivering because I was frozen to the bone.
You had to sit through every single class.
In that beautiful spot, I gave you a Kiss.
Do you remember the colors when the sun starts to rise?
When I knew every single move you made while you slept.
And those sweet anxieties when you head home.
But I know deep down you'll be back again.
Bye, bye, bye, my little one.
Bye, bye, bye, go have a better dream.
You took everything I had to give.
And I know I won't love anyone else again.
Bye, bye, bye, my little one.
Bye, bye, bye, go have a better dream.
I'm not blaming you for any of this.
I'll just live off what we used to have.
Was there anyone out there who could help me?
Or anyone who sees things the way I do?
People say time will erase the pain.
Let them erase theirs; I want to keep mine.
Is there somewhere far away from all this?
Where I don't have to hear people laughing at me?
So I don't have to hear that "time heals all wounds" crap.
Let them heal; I'll hold onto my grief.
Bye, bye, bye..
THE KINGS
Hands down, the best album is "Oh what a man" (1978), featuring Ozzy Osbourne, the Sheikh, and... I can't remember the third guy.
"I learned three chords and stopped right there, because I didn't want to become some arrogant smart-ass. If I had, we’d just be showing off about who knows more chords, without a damn song to show for it. Let those guys compete over chords; God will give me songs and arias, because I'm a sane man," once said the great Mike, who actually got sober at a private clinic in New York and is currently busy writing his memoirs.
Standing behind the high school, shivering because I was frozen to the bone.
You had to sit through every single class.
In that beautiful spot, I gave you a Kiss.
Do you remember the colors when the sun starts to rise?
When I knew every single move you made while you slept.
And those sweet anxieties when you head home.
But I know deep down you'll be back again.
Bye, bye, bye, my little one.
Bye, bye, bye, go have a better dream.
You took everything I had to give.
And I know I won't love anyone else again.
Bye, bye, bye, my little one.
Bye, bye, bye, go have a better dream.
I'm not blaming you for any of this.
I'll just live off what we used to have.
Was there anyone out there who could help me?
Or anyone who sees things the way I do?
People say time will erase the pain.
Let them erase theirs; I want to keep mine.
Is there somewhere far away from all this?
Where I don't have to hear people laughing at me?
So I don't have to hear that "time heals all wounds" crap.
Let them heal; I'll hold onto my grief.
Bye, bye, bye..
THE KINGS
Hands down, the best album is "Oh what a man" (1978), featuring Ozzy Osbourne, the Sheikh, and... I can't remember the third guy.
"I learned three chords and stopped right there, because I didn't want to become some arrogant smart-ass. If I had, we’d just be showing off about who knows more chords, without a damn song to show for it. Let those guys compete over chords; God will give me songs and arias, because I'm a sane man," once said the great Mike, who actually got sober at a private clinic in New York and is currently busy writing his memoirs.
#15 ·
Ryan Anderson2 said:The great Mike, who actually went to a private clinic in New York to get sober...
An oxymoron.
Regarding the drummer, he once remarked: "He's got a heavy kick, can hold his liquor, and loves a good brawl. That’s all we really care about."
Dr. Rock & Roll 🙂
#16 ·
Stipe Gatibo, how am I supposed to walk away from you and all these other "healthy" habits when they're 👍
#17 ·
Forget Tifa. Everyone keeps raving about him—not just his work with Fire Kiss, but even his stuff with Button and Strawberry. To me, he’s nothing. Out of all his songs, the ones from Button are his best, but during his Fire Kiss days, the only decent track was Stipe Gatibo, and maybe Forever Yours from Strawberry. Ozzy Osbourne had a voice two hundred times better. He truly is Dr. Rock & Roll. The king.
The architect is a buddy of mine.
Honestly, I don't think so. In my opinion, he was the best of them all.
But he wasn't stronger than the rest of them.
The architect is a buddy of mine.
Honestly, I don't think so. In my opinion, he was the best of them all.
But he wasn't stronger than the rest of them.
#18 ·
Melissa Torres2 said:It exists!!! Dr. Rock & Roll is hands down one of the greatest tracks in the history of Classic Rock !!!!
Yeah, that song is an absolute masterpiece! 👏
#19 ·
Laura Long5 said:there is 🙂
anyone who isn't into rock
is beyond saving—no doubt about it🙂
Rockstar
I love booze and heavy rock and roll
If everyone hates it, then it really hurts my soul
And to stop that pain
To numb the ache
I guess I have to treat it
The vaginal way!😬
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