poison

Poison (The Cartel Publications Presents)
$15.00
THIS BOOK STARTS OUT SLOW BUT I HOPE PART 2 ENDS THE STORYLINE WELL AT THE END OF THIS BOOK IS WHEN IT STARTED GETTING GOOD

The Best of Poison: 20 Years of Rock
$9.93
The best way I can equate Poison in the grand scheme of rock n' roll is such. Motley Crue would be Budwiser, while Poison would be Coors light. You only drink it when you have to. But after a few drinks it tastes just as good as a good Bud.

This best of really covers what needs to be covered. 'Talk Dirty To Me' 'Cry Tough' and the fantastic almost street cred worthy 'Look What The Cat Dragged In' represent the glam movement better than anything else in rock history. 'Nothin' But A Good Time' is timeless, and 'Every Rose Has It's Thorn' is cheesy yet at times enjoyable. 'Unskinny Bop' (or a baseball players slump buster) and 'Ride The Wind' are classics in my book. 'Something To Believe In' is overproduced but I love it.

The groups covers of 'We're An American Band' 'Rock N' Roll All Night' and 'Your Mama Don't Dance' are all way better than the originals.

The Best Of- 20 Years Of Rock
$8.99
The best way I can equate Poison in the grand scheme of rock n' roll is such. Motley Crue would be Budwiser, while Poison would be Coors light. You only drink it when you have to. But after a few drinks it tastes just as good as a good Bud.

This best of really covers what needs to be covered. 'Talk Dirty To Me' 'Cry Tough' and the fantastic almost street cred worthy 'Look What The Cat Dragged In' represent the glam movement better than anything else in rock history. 'Nothin' But A Good Time' is timeless, and 'Every Rose Has It's Thorn' is cheesy yet at times enjoyable. 'Unskinny Bop' (or a baseball players slump buster) and 'Ride The Wind' are classics in my book. 'Something To Believe In' is overproduced but I love it.

The groups covers of 'We're An American Band' 'Rock N' Roll All Night' and 'Your Mama Don't Dance' are all way better than the originals.

Flesh & Blood
$7.96
With "Flesh and Blood", Poison really hit their stride. They brought their passion for blues crashing into the mainstream, with Brett Michaels showing signs of real maturity and ethusiasm on almost every track.

Highlights include, first and foremost, the experimental "Unskinny Bop", where CC Deville's guitar work and Riki Rocket's drumming both show a ten-fold increase in quality over previous albums, and "Valley of Lost Souls", where the whole band's energy is palpable. They take risks with these tracks, and find enormous success. And, both sound incredible on this remastered release! Other highlights include "Ball and Chain", "Flesh and Blood", "Poor Boy Blues" and "Something to Believe In". The band takes time to craft intelligence and moments of special interest into both ballads and rock tracks. As a whole, the third album is fun and energetic, but also deeply reflective.

Unfortunately, not long after this record, Poison's popularity and creativity began to deteriorate.