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So far, so good,so what is a great album it deserves a anniversary reunion.

Why Chuck Belher is not working with you guys.I hope mustaine make a reunion with all of you guys before someone die.

That Dead Daises track was awesome. Take 70's ACDC, mix in some Airbourne and at The Cult from Electric and you have a vintage slice of great old fashioned rock that never expires.

Wow she gets down on that Violin, Awesome Stuff Love It!

I believe everything Carmine says about himself. He's not bragging---he just states facts, and if John Bonham were alive, he would back up everything Carmine said.

Very interesting people.

What a king.

Don's humble and honest in his take on how things went in that time. He's an ok dude.

Think the Lads really liked Chris, but felt a bit of loyalty to Phil.

Saw her in Chattanooga...She's Adorable. Her voice is Incredible!!!

first time i saw them was at edmonton sundown 1972/3? blew my mind. the whole space ritual experience was incredible...never to be repeated..I saw them after at hammersith odeon also brilliant. We were seated in the second row! Stacia was dancing with them the first time. i cant remember if she was at hammersmith. gosh i wouldve done the same if id been older and seen them then...Just one of the best live bands ive seen and all i knew was silver machine....space ritual the best album

I met a rock star that talked to me one day. I was at the tri rail station, the Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood station. He talked and preached to me about how I should not be like he became. He lost everything he earned by enjoying the money he made while his band was hot. I was completely unaware about the new me was being born from big hitters.

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Don can not sing anymore so that answers the question.

I would have liked you to ask about GTR and Max Bacon. Would love to see the two write and tour together, with Steve and Jonathan, Phil.

Great interview. I absolutely love Geoffrey and all the Asia albums.

Dokken did great during this tour. Metallica was having their meteoric rise, but Dokken was my favorite band and they nailed it. I was at the Los Angeles Coliseum show.

When's the Dokken wine coming out though? 🤔 🤔 🤔

Don Dokken is an absolute looser! The only reason Dokken was any good is George Lynch, end of story.

My favourite song of that long hot summer.

You got a rough deal man, but I still dig remembering being at the shows you played with Megadeth like 25 plus years ago. Take care man

The more Don speaks, the more I realize what a douche he is.😅😊

Good cause it wasn’t a good fit with either of them..

Nice interview. Love your music, Dion! When will you be back in Florida?

Good choice

George has a lot going on because he’s still a bad mofo unlike Don.

This was a good interview. I liked how the interviewer allowed David and Jeff to do the talking. Too many interviews are taken up with the host waxing lyrical to the sound of their own voice. David Ellefson has a sensational singing voice. More of his vocals would be amazing to hear on new music. Jeff just played his ass off in Australia last week, and his stage sound is second to none. Only Udo Dirkschneider’s rhythm guitarist has a comparable stage sound. Jeff loved the stage in Australia, you could tell from his performance. David too. Thank you to the host for a fabulous interview. Keep it up. 👍🏻

Cannot wait for Belfast show

id definitely pay to see them play. imagine the small number of people who even got to see Jeff play megadeth tunes before this. If they keep doing it and come to NY im gonna go. i saw megadeth in 08 and didnt get to see ellefson either so id wanna see it for sure.

Awesome interview, I love the ending, Dave jr. Danced around the question, and you know Jeff just loves to trash mustaine whenever he can, So i personally don't see them ever getting back, It would be awesome though, Cause i love all of these guys and have been a fan most of my life i'm 44, and it just sucks that it seems the only one with any real issues is mustaine, Who knows like they said life can throw in twist and turns and you never know what will happen next.

So he wants to do his own thing, got it.

Actually, that's not quite right about the phone call from Jimmy...I believe, the person who called him was Phil Carlo on Jimmy's behalf, and it was for an audition, which he passed, he did very well.

Ted Nugent?!

They Can’t do it anymore dolmen will be missed

The beginning of Radio Active is just killer.👍

Amazing interview with a true gentlemen and an amazing musician with a glittering career, Also clearly highly respected within the industry.

Cool.

Such a nice bloke.

Nobody loves Montrose more than me! I bought his first album the day it came out. I've seen both Montrose (without Sammy unfortunately) and Gamma. I can play any Montrose song on guitar, but... Ronnie's career was uneven. He was always moving ahead, but often left his audience behind. He also went thru drummers and singers too quickly. To me this is why Montrose's albums after the first one weren't as strong. You can't forge successful musical liaisons and collaborations if you're constantly clashing with and/or firing your bandmates! Gamma also started out good as well, but then same thing happened... he started firing band members again and Gamma was soon dropped by their label. It's unfortunate that Ronnie couldn't enjoy his previous work as he always wanted to move on to something new, but when your new stuff don't jive with listeners, then you should go back to what you made you famous!

0:09, It's "Savatage". Anyways, thanks for the clip;)

I get nervous when Dave's in front of a webcam 🫣

That was a time in English blues rock circle where the musicians would rotate in and out of bands after a couple of albums. I would say Savoy Brown, Fleetwood Mac and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers were good examples of this. Although the Simmonds, Peverett, Stevens, Earl Savoy Brown lineup (with Youlden early on) was great. And later Peverett, Stevens and Earl, who departed, with Rod Price in Foghat, smoked the sound system when playing live.

One of my musician friends told me he thinks Meg is eventually going to go solo with her amazing talent. I think that is certainly possible but the loving dynamics of the band paired with her voice is just irresistible. Onward and upward!

Carmine Appice in The Police? That would be an odd pairing!

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John Bonham is the dismally boring man in the history of rock.

I basically grew up with Carmine. I study drums with him when I was a kid on Long Island. He was and still is a huge inspiration to me ! Great interview 🙏🏻🎶🥁

Everyone check out the Beck Bogert Appice live album. So good.

Carmine looks great. Totally cool then, still cool now. Whenever a 1970s or 1980s band needed a drummer, Carmine was on the short list.

I was lucky enough to see Carmine Appice play with Rod Stewart & Ozzy Osbourne!