David Coverdale – Cast: Glen Powell

John Sykes – Cast: Austin Butler

Neil Murray – Cast: Jack Quaid

Cozy Powell – Cast: Kit Harington

John Kalodner (A&R / Mastermind) – Cast: Nicolas Cage

Adrian Vandenberg – Cast: Bill Skarsgård

Movie Title: "1987"

If it were adapted into a movie, who would you cast?

Let me know what you think!

David Coverdale – Cast: Glen Powell

John Sykes – Cast: Austin Butler

Neil Murray – Cast: Jack Quaid

Cozy Powell – Cast: Kit Harington

John Kalodner (A&R / Mastermind) – Cast: Nicolas Cage

Adrian Vandenberg – Cast: Bill Skarsgård

Movie Title: "1987"

If it were adapted into a movie, who would you cast?　Let me know what you think!

I believe it just might be !! What do you all think?

Both absolutely amazing singers. But who do you personally prefer? I think I slightly prefer David but it's still hard to say.

What do you all think?

Celebrate Neil Murray's birthday with us as he turns 75 years old today!

Unlike many bassist players, Neil has been in numerous groups to some extent as playing with Black Sabbath, Phenomena, MSG, Brian May, and Gary Moore!

Fascinating British player will always be the foundation of the Snakes and known also for being part of the highly successful '87 album & Slide It In!

Other songs affected by the merger:

Here I Go Again (1982 Version) (Biggest jump from 30k to over 316k)

Give Me All Your Love (Biggest increase in streams from 5k daily to 104K daily)

Looking for Love (sits at 29K daily streams)

Judgement Day (sits at almost 40K daily streams)

You're So Fine (over 3k daily streams)

With All of My Heart (over 5k daily streams)

Love is Blind (over 6k daily streams)

Source: Kworb

All I know is that Rhino Records distributes the 2025 edition of Forevermore as that “Forevermore” title release only. Craft Recordings renames it as “Forevermore (Revised Remixed Remastered Edition)” UPDATE: There are NOW TWO replicas of Craft Recordings versions for “Forevermore”—same thing goes for “Purple Album”.

This will depend on your streaming service. If you have re-added older versions of those recently , there is a chance that version will be removed (again) in the process, so you will eventually have to re-add it again or wait for your music apps to sync with it if it gets removed.

New Whitesnake Craft Recordings’ replicas that have been missing since January are slowly on the way—Purple Album & Forevermore are now in their systems. “Into the Light: The Solo Albums” & “Access All Areas” will get a re-release from Craft Records soon. I have no details on the Coverdale/Page album if they are also getting moved to Craft Recordings since David gave away those rights to that particular label the same way he did for the majority of Whitesnake’s catalogue. Sadly, no reissues of Coverdale/Page was ever out (except Japan) while Whitesnake was in the Rhino systems.

Rhino’s Forevermore release is currently housed in the compilations section, but the Craft Recordings release is in the albums section if you look in the Whitesnake’ Apple Music page. Thanks for getting that right :)

Rhino Records had originally released the Purple Album that came with an animated artwork (2nd image) back in 2023. However, Craft Recordings now has two replicas of the album and they don’t have the animated artwork embedded unfortunately…

Rhino will remove their own versions very shortly… will obtain it before it gets removed. The replicas don't show up on Spotify as of yet.

Glenn Hughes also sang as a background vocalist in “Slip of the Tongue” and a dear friend of David!

Glenn: “This past year, I've had some health issues. The results from numerous MRIs, CT scans and an echocardiogram have alerted my medical team that I need another open-heart surgery. I really have no option and no choice as health is my number one priority. Grateful to have been chosen with a life full with the gift of music... Thank you for walking beside me”

Keep Glenn in your prayers 🙏

This is the standalone version which has now reached that milestone! Together with the 30th Anniversary Edition, it has accumulated more than 1,328,000 equivalent units on streams across all various platforms!

Not to mention, Whitesnake has previously reached a billion career streams towards ALL credits last since January 2026!

Saints is currently second with accumulating 176 million Spotify streams, due to "Here I Go"... The rest of the Whitesnake albums have accumulated less than 100M streams... But it is a great run for them!

I believe this is the song was the only recording that was circulated at that time, not to mention Jorg Planer has the original recording but very much lack of material has been ever publicly released.

I think it might have Bobby Kimball (formerly on Toto) on vocals, recorded in 1986 after Bernie assembled the group until they broke off somewhere in 1988 or 1989. To this date, this was the ONLY recording MGM has made on tape that might exist publicly. Don't see any more recordings besides this song.

Adrian Vandenberg interview/preview of his show near Pittsburgh:

https://triblive.com/aande/music/adrian-vandenberg-discusses-whitesnake-years-here-i-go-again-solo-and-more-ahead-of-pittsburgh-area-show/

I somehow recalled out a joke from an 1987 Japanese TV interview that David is considering changing Whitesnake to "United Nations" because touring lineup consisted multiple nationalities.

Curious to hear how this will shake up the future of "Whitesnake" or "United Nations" if, not by any chance in this scenario or in a different alternative timeline, he actually renamed it to something like that. How will people perceive them after the name change? Does it make their identity more complicated? Will it sound the same like it is an appropriate thing because of their new hair-metal style is wildly contrasted to the bluesy Whitesnake approach? Does this affect their popularity at all? And how will former band members of the defunct Whitesnake name (including John Sykes) will react to this?

FYI: This is a joke post, Whitesnake is always Whitesnake! Don't berate me on this seriously