The one and only chance I ever had to see these guys, they were scheduled to open for Rush on the Signals tour "my first ever concert" and 2 weeks before the show Kim quit the band it was a major disappointment but, I got turned on to FM that night,another amazing Canadian prog rock trio so all was not lost, it was indeed a memorable first concert👍🏼
Without Terry and Dave - I don't think of it as Max Webster. Although it was great to see Gary still in the lineup. Still remember seein' them at Sutton H.S. just after Live Magnetic Air was released. What a night that was! Thanks a bunch for posting this interview.
Thanks for posting this. 1) JD Roberts must have been born with that radio friendly voice. 2) I used to be as skinny as Kim was then, 3) I liked Universal Juveniles but thought of it more as a Kim Mitchell solo record than a MW album. The album cover tells you everything you need to know. 4) It's interesting to see Pye Dubois featured, as back in the day, I thought he didn't exist and that maybe his name was a pseudonym used to create a mystique.
Yeah, I noticed Kim as being skinny as well here, and Universal Juveniles as mostly a Kim project. Pye has often been in band photos, so definitely a real person. Here's a link to an interview with Kim and Pye th-cam.com/video/dm9xYkLxW0Y/w-d-xo.html
Fret not, Kimbo, Peter Fredette is only a couple of years away in the future, and then you'll get that backing band issue figured out after all! I've been a longtime fan of the Max Machine, dude, but I was un-aware of that weird interim band set-up (with the too-slick side men and Saga keyboardist). Just an excellent video, Bob Loblaws, thanks for sharing!
Wow, everyone of them smoked! I'm so glad that business is over. I was playing back then - I remember gigs where I came off stage with tears rolling down my face from all the cigarette smoke, and rushing for that back door of the club for an opportunity to breathe some reasonably clean air.
@@sega62s U funny.. rob was working on our drummer bringing him up to speed and we all hung out at the pin ball machine parting untill super David Allison smashed the glass.... lol but rob really helped out our drummer Gary with tips, tricks and techniques... wow the good Ole day's missing them soooo
The one and only chance I ever had to see these guys, they were scheduled to open for Rush on the Signals tour "my first ever concert" and 2 weeks before the show Kim quit the band it was a major disappointment but, I got turned on to FM that night,another amazing Canadian prog rock trio so all was not lost, it was indeed a memorable first concert👍🏼
I loved all the Max Webster albums but Universal Juveniles blew me away when it came out and has been my favorite since.
Without Terry and Dave - I don't think of it as Max Webster. Although it was great to see Gary still in the lineup. Still remember seein' them at Sutton H.S. just after Live Magnetic Air was released. What a night that was! Thanks a bunch for posting this interview.
I cant tell you how many hours i logged with that weather channel at the very beginning in wpg.
Thanks for posting this. 1) JD Roberts must have been born with that radio friendly voice. 2) I used to be as skinny as Kim was then, 3) I liked Universal Juveniles but thought of it more as a Kim Mitchell solo record than a MW album. The album cover tells you everything you need to know. 4) It's interesting to see Pye Dubois featured, as back in the day, I thought he didn't exist and that maybe his name was a pseudonym used to create a mystique.
Nope Pye is real, real as me and you lol.
And his real name is Paul Woods.
Yeah, I noticed Kim as being skinny as well here, and Universal Juveniles as mostly a Kim project. Pye has often been in band photos, so definitely a real person. Here's a link to an interview with Kim and Pye th-cam.com/video/dm9xYkLxW0Y/w-d-xo.html
I didn't realize they were crazies!!! I will listen more carefully. Thanks time traveling news guy.
Unreal footage. THANK YOU for posting it. Keep it up. TH-cam needs as much Max as it can hold.
Fret not, Kimbo, Peter Fredette is only a couple of years away in the future, and then you'll get that backing band issue figured out after all!
I've been a longtime fan of the Max Machine, dude, but I was un-aware of that weird interim band set-up (with the too-slick side men and Saga keyboardist). Just an excellent video, Bob Loblaws, thanks for sharing!
thx man, great video great band, great music
Battlescar: one of my favorite songs from the 80s.
So many Rush fans have no clue about that song
Wow, everyone of them smoked! I'm so glad that business is over. I was playing back then - I remember gigs where I came off stage with tears rolling down my face from all the cigarette smoke, and rushing for that back door of the club for an opportunity to breathe some reasonably clean air.
the max machine
I remember these guys playing the Knobhill Hotel .....that's where u went to get beat up.
Does anyone know where Dave Myles is these days?
That waz Falcon Studio's Dundas a Whorton way.. Mississauga
Anvil Was in Room 1 Webster in room 3 and us in room 2! There were only three rooms in there!! plus the washroom lol
eledocs did you talked to the band?
@@sega62s U funny.. rob was working on our drummer bringing him up to speed and we all hung out at the pin ball machine parting untill super David Allison smashed the glass.... lol but rob really helped out our drummer Gary with tips, tricks and techniques... wow the good Ole day's missing them soooo
Where exactly was falcon studios?
Battle scar 👍
j.d.roberts..The.interviewer,now.with.CNN