Fidia

I’m stepping into this space dedicated to memory to say that I was 11 at the time (so, a few more years than you), and I was already humming Here I Go Again, because of my crush on the girl dancing on the hood of Coverdale’s car, and I had already bought my leather jacket... those were the days.. I stopped following Whitesnake after 1987, which I consider a good album... after that, they didn’t interest me much anymore.. A shout out to everyone!

I'll join in too.

Ugly, follow Sen's advice, you won't regret it (as far as OR is concerned).

You are absolutely right, Enea; I'm barely 1.70 tall and I'm thinning out, but musically I'm doing fine. Anyway, it's true, I'm a bit envious ;-)

Ok

Guys, do you mind if I put 1?
If you mind, then I'll back down.

I know I'm being a pain, but I also wanted to mention that the keyboardist Josh Silver is Jewish.
With all due respect to those who consider Steel the Mussolini of metal.

By the way, I forgot to mention that the After Dark video features the gem of some gags between Peter Steel and Phil Anselmo, along with the late Diamond Darrel. For this reason, I would recommend this one instead of Symphony for the Devil (I repeat, based on the description given by Fabbiu).

Good review, although it seems a bit over the top to me (a fact obviously due to the attachment to the band). However, I must contest you on what I believe to be an inaccuracy, namely that the TON reached their peak popularity in 1999. The best-selling albums were, in fact, Bloody Kisses (which recently, if I'm not mistaken, became double platinum) and October Rust. The last two did not match those same sales. That said, from the description of the DVD you've made, it seems to me that the content is practically identical to the previous After Dark from 1996, which featured Steel and the others talking between songs about a concert, if I'm not mistaken at Wacken, interspersed with the videos shot by the band up to that point, namely Black N°1, Christian Woman, Love You to Death, My Girlfriend's Girlfriend. That said, considering that the last two albums by the TON, in my opinion, do not even come close to the beauty of the first three, I sincerely believe I can do without this DVD to invest those 25 euros perhaps in their next studio album.

Sorry Stefano, I hadn't seen your warning, I hope at least you like my review ;-)