NESTOR - Teenage Rebel Opinion ► Pictures, Noise and Words

[@motoformprototyping]

These guys formed Nestor as teenagers but it was a garageband, a good one. then adult life put the band on hold for a lot of years. their comeback a few years ago was very successful and I love it. I am how ever a bit biased since their hometown is 20min away here, I have seen them live and they perform great.

[@hollowman7669]

That was fantastic!! Awesome music 👏👏 I’m listening to a lot of Death Metal like, Paradise Lost, Orbit Culture, Meshuggah, Machine Head etc…I appreciate good music really 😅

[@markblaauw4961]

I remember sitting in my room in the 80's and early 90's to check out bands. It all began with Van Halen. Journey was also a band I checked out. Nestor wasn't. Time went on and I grew in (as you will know by now) into (melodic) death and subgenres close to that. The hair is gone, but yeah, I like to get smashed in my ugly face every know and than with some 80's rock. Cheers from out of Hrvatska (where we are celebrating holliday). Just arrived.

[@bulletnutz6382]

Nestor is to good for you lot😅💃🏻🕺🏼❤️

[@peterkarargiris4110]

I've always believed that variety is the spice of life. But I tend to choose chilli instead of vanilla. As a fairly alternative person even back in the 80s, this type of music was never my cup of tea. The bit in the video where they all raise their bottles - Coke ad.

[@CharlesEMurphy]

I'm a huge fan of '70s Aerosmith and detest '80s Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, and Journey. This song gave me PTSD, everything I hated about '80s rock. This is the type of song that would have a really bad movie montage playing behind it. I'd be happy to never hear this type of rock again. Honestly 70s Aerosmith - Lord of the Thighs, Toys In the Attic, Back In the Saddle, Sweet Emotion, Lick and a Promise - is a world away from 80s Aerosmith - Angel, Love in an Elevator, Crazy, Pink.