His Alice Cooper album "Trash" is pretty decent too.
>
>
> > I'd rather spend my money on more of Child's work. He at
> > least seems to be more consistent about producing it, and
> > there aren't quite as many psychotic lunatics dancing
> > around his altar.
>
> Well said (whole post, not just cut and paste part). I
> fully support the searching for more Desmond. I was a
> Desmond fan before Jim, although not much before. He has
> just as much material out there as jim, and some just as
> good (in it's own pop rock way.)
>
> Suggestions if you need them: Discipline, The album he
> did with Rouge. His stuff off Bon Jovi's Keep the Faith
> and These Days albums are really good. Not to be confused
> with the songs written by Jon Bon Jovi, who is becoming
> his own songwriting legend as time goes on. Jon has
> become a mixture of Springsteen, Dylan and Child all
> rolled into one. Back to Desmond, a few favs: I don't
> wanna be your Friend, Angel, The Night Was Not, and the
> best...What It Takes. I'd probably pick more Bon Jovi,
> but as time goes on I forget what he wrote and what Jon
> wrote other than the obvious.
>
> -Willis
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