Where 80's Metal Fans Connect
Which Song Rocked Harder : Keel vs. Kix
Since we got the low down yesterday that these two bands are coming to Rocklahoma, I thought it would be cool to feature them today in our Which Song Rocked Harder segment. We could call it the Special "K" edition. Or...maybe not.
Let's take Cold Blood from KIX. I really like the song, and it was somewhat overlooked by the power ballad juggernaut Don't Close Your Eyes. It's a true anthem rocker, and it has become a staple of KIX shows.
Rock and Roll Outlaw is perhaps my favorite song by KEEL, and it was perhaps their last gasp as a rock band that was relevant to MTV. Headbanger's Ball featured the video prominently, and it was on the soundtrack to Dudes--a quasi Western flick starring Jon Cryer. Dudes is cited by some as one of the top ten worst movies ever made, but I've never seen it.
Both of these songs rock. Which Song Rocked Harder?
Let's take Cold Blood from KIX. I really like the song, and it was somewhat overlooked by the power ballad juggernaut Don't Close Your Eyes. It's a true anthem rocker, and it has become a staple of KIX shows.
Rock and Roll Outlaw is perhaps my favorite song by KEEL, and it was perhaps their last gasp as a rock band that was relevant to MTV. Headbanger's Ball featured the video prominently, and it was on the soundtrack to Dudes--a quasi Western flick starring Jon Cryer. Dudes is cited by some as one of the top ten worst movies ever made, but I've never seen it.
Both of these songs rock. Which Song Rocked Harder?
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by NunoIsGod on -
Love both, but I must go with KIX on this one...a local favorite of mine also :)
-
Permalink Reply by joanna BONJOVI on -
HI....I like this band....
-
Permalink Reply by Tashie (Oana's Gutter Twin) on -
KIX FOR SURE!!!!!!!!!!
-
Permalink Reply by Big Duke Sixx on -
I love Keel but im gonna have to go with Kix on this one the song really rocks!!!!!
- ‹ Previous
- 1
- 2
- Next ›
Fan Groups
User Photos
© 2013 Created by Big Robbo-MFA Admin/Deity.
