Comments on: Review: Extreme II: Pornografitti

By: David Flores

David Flores — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 13:21:11 +0000

I mostly agree with this review. Extreme were a pretty high-intensity energetic band, and its their rockin’ numbers that hold up the best. Unfortunately, their ballad “More than Words” became a crossover radio staple, and I’m still getting over the emotional scarring that resulted from being physically unable to turn a radio dial for several weeks without being subjected to its ungodly suckiness. However, I do believe that “Hole Hearted” is a pretty darned decent song. Really, it’s only one of a handful of that ocean of 80’s Hair Metal ballads that didn’t blow huge mushy chunks of suck. (The only other decent 80’s Metal Ballads I can think of at the moment are Dokken’s “Alone Again” and Zebra’s “Who’s Behind the Door.”)

By: Gerard McGarry

Gerard McGarry — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 16:11:06 +0000

Infotropolis: Thanks for the comment, I’ve been listening obsessively to the new Dramagods album for the last week. Looking forward to reviewing it here!

By: Infotropolis

Infotropolis — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 14:47:07 +0000

This is an amazing review on Pornograffitti, very insightful and sincere.

You also may want to check out Nuno’s post Extreme work (i.e., Mourining Widows, Population 1 and DramaGods) — all of this is available at iTunes and other internet retailers.

Also, there’s some free downloads of DramaGods at

myspace.com/DramaGods