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To address bobby Dall once again

Lol I remember saving the money when I was in 7th grade to buy the first casette they released, Bobby always had some really cool looking Warlock basses, I would totally appreciate someone posting pics of some of them, if they have any.
 
I grew up listening to Poison, I have every album they ever released and my favorite Bobby Dall sound is when they recorded "Native Tongue". I've been to a couple concerts as well. There you have it. Now you can stone me to death.
 
can we rely on this?
 

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I'm not sure that Kip Winger is more talented, pound for pound, than CC DeVille, who wrote all of Poison's music and played some kickass solos in his time.

Kip was born into a family of professional jazz musicians, was in the Alan Parsons Project and Alice Cooper's bands, was a studio cat who wrote and played on many albums for other artists, and has composed orchestral symphonies. CC co-wrote some of Poison's music and also played the solo on "Cherry Pie".

Or were you being sarcastic?
 
Kip was born into a family of professional jazz musicians, was in the Alan Parsons Project and Alice Cooper's bands, was a studio cat who wrote and played on many albums for other artists, and has composed orchestral symphonies. CC co-wrote some of Poison's music and also played the solo on "Cherry Pie".

Or were you being sarcastic?

I believe CC composed the music for all the albums on which he played. Bret wrote vocal melodies and lyrics.

As for Kip, I stand corrected. He also has the ass of a 10 year old boy.