Whitesnake "1987"

[perkele]

Who has this brilliant 80's hardrock album? One of my favorites hardrock albums. Coverdale has huge amount of raw sexual energy in his voice just like Robert Plant had back in the Zeppelin days. Great screaming guitar playing by John Sykes. "Still Of The Night" is so fucking good song, one of best hardrock songs ever. IMO

If you don't have it then buy it!

 

[powerslave]

I might have it on cassette somewhere. Back in the day, it was good to have around for the girlies. Chicks dug Whitesnake.

 

[perkele]

Chicks dug Whitesnake.

"Is This Love"

 

[rogerbee]

Oh boy!

Classic cock rock, I'm often tempted to buy the CD! Thing is though, was that album she start of the spandex poodle era that all but killed hard rock!?

Tawny Kitaen was well hot in those videos!

CHEERS!

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

I have it and I love it. One of the best concerts I went to was Motley Crue and Whitesnake opened for them...that concert rocked. Dont rememer the year, maybe 87 or 88?

 

[SVT-TROY]

Got the Greatest Hits CD and Slide it in. Used to rock "Slow and Easy" back in 87'. Nothing wrong with listening to a little White Snake sometimes.

 

[i-Supplements]

Got the Greatest Hits CD and Slide it in. Used to rock "Slow and Easy" back in 87'. Nothing wrong with listening to a little White Snake sometimes.

Yes!!! TAKE IT DOOOOOWWNNN SLOW AND EASSSY! Great tune.

 

[Moderate_THIS]

You guys should go as Cloverdale for Halloween.

 

[SVT-TROY]

Yes!!! TAKE IT DOOOOOWWNNN SLOW AND EASSSY! Great tune.

You have to rock that song really loud to appreciate it; and man did I rock it.

 

[SVT-TROY]

You guys should go as Cloverdale for Halloween.

LMAO

 

[rogerbee]

Just thought I'd let you know, Whitesnake are doing a gig at my local University in the coming months! I can't believe they're still at it!

 

[perkele]

Just thought I'd let you know, Whitesnake are doing a gig at my local University in the coming months! I can't believe they're still at it!

The band has had loads of great guitar players like Mickey Moody, Bernie Marshen, John Sykes, Adrian Vandenberg, Vivian Campbell and..... oh yeah, Steve Vai.

Sykes was the man!

The original line-up had also rock legends Ian Paice and Jon Lord from DP.