@JANOCANTINA@cfe Yo pedí la revisión, pero me dijeron que para hacerlo era necesario no tener adeudos. Así que si no pagas el recibo, no te mandan la revisión.
In 1987, Adrian Vandenberg played a sold-out Whitesnake show at Madison Square Garden, hours after a crash tore his face open.
This week, for the first time ever, a bacterial infection forced him to cancel his US tour.
Here's "Burning Heart," his own band's hit. Get well soon.
@HCarpac Yo ya pedí una revisión, por que me llegó del tríple. Pero me dijeron que debía pagar primero el recibo, sino no era procedente la petición. O sea ellos te condicionan qué si hay adeudo, no envían a nadie.
The quality of this Dio ‘Don’t Talk To Strangers’ video from Tokyo back in the 1980’s is just too good to ignore.
The little master, crystal clear and in full vocal flight. Enjoy!
Queensrÿche — “Jet City Woman” live in Oakland, October 12, 1991 🔥
This is peak-era Queensrÿche — right in the middle of the massive Empire tour. Geoff Tate’s powerful voice, Chris DeGarmo and Michael Wilton trading those razor-sharp riffs, and the whole band sounding tight as hell.
“Jet City Woman” has always been one of their most fun, driving tracks — a straight-up celebration of Seattle (Jet City) with that perfect mix of hard rock energy and melodic hooks. Hearing it live like this, with the crowd going wild, just hits different.
This show captured the band at their commercial and creative height. Progressive metal done right.
Who else was a big Queensrÿche fan back in the day? Drop your favorite song from the Empire era 👇
#Queensryche
Wake Up to Guitar Greatness
Today’s Pick: Brad Gillis & Jeff Watson – "Don’t Tell Me You Love Me" (Live, ‘85)
Rise, shred lovers! Watson's eight-finger tapping and Gillis's aggression made Night Ranger untouchable.
@SkyNews@RobHarris Estos maestros son una secta política comunista, han sido aliados toda la vida de la gente de López Obrador y ahora de Sheinbaum.
Son tal para cual, mafiosos, sucios, guerrilleros, comunistas y flojos.
Wake Up to Guitar Greatness
Today’s Pick: Zakk Wylde – "Mr. Crowley" (Live, ‘89, Philly)
Rise, metal faithful! Zakk was 22 years old and already playing Randy's song like he was born to own it.