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which Trixter album do you think helped difine modern music as we know it?

I saw Trixter in '93 opening for Faster Pussycat who opened for KISS. The thing I remember most about the Trixter set was the fact that they sucked.

r:>)

I saw that show, too. I believe I was at the Spectrum in Philly. OMG, they sucked really bad!!! I don't think the lights were even dimmed. People were still filing in and getting food and going to the bathroom and stuff!!! Other than a few 13 year old girls, I don't anyone cared!!!

"The thing I remember most about the Trixter set was the fact that they sucked."

THIS might be the quote of the year and it's only January! Over-achiever.

At least they were consistent with their recordings...guess that's something.
Sorry. Just not my favourite style.

Opened for Trixter in South Carolina before I moved to Pennsylvania. That is the only time I've ever regretted opening for a national band. They got booed off the stage, they were so bad. And they were assholes, too.

hahhaah oh shit.

Man, I feel like a douche and this might be a sign of my age but, I have no fucking clue who this band is. I'm sure I could Google them but...eh...

Trixter was a very minor (and horrid) band in the tail-end of the "Hair Metal" era, they had one small hit with "Give It To Me Good" and then fell off the map.

http://www.vh1.com/artists/az/id_18039/artist.jhtml

They sucked.

Trixter shall return and reclaim their rightfull place atop rock's throne.

Right, and that world tour with Kingdom Come will be a massive success, too. What did Trixter ever do to deserve their own thread??

I like the Trixter album where they were all shot in the head.