Quiet Riot was the first metal band to hit #1 on Billboard's hot 200. That started the metal craze of the 80s. Heavy Metal got huge for the rest of the decade.
So here is a fact for you. The lead singer, Kevin Dubrow has a younger brother named Terry Dubrow. He is one of the surgeons on the show Botched on TV. When Kevin would go on tour with Quiet Riot, younger brother Terry would watch his pet cat. He would get paid $5,000-$10,000 each time and that's how Terry paid his way through medical school. I saw Quiet Riot live in 1983.
Went to a local album signing when I was 17. A "Tom-boyish" but hot underneath friend of mine since the 4th grade went with me and some other friends. I'll never forget how she was ahead of me and Kevin DuBrow's eyes followed her backside all the way out of the store before he even noticed me (disappointingly). Glad I got to tell her the story at a reunion years later.
Quiet Riot was Randy's band. When he left to play for Ozzy, he gave Kevin Dubrow the rights to the band name at no cost, or so I heard or read somewhere.
Kelly Garni is the original bassist of Quiet Riot that played on the first 2 albums with Randy that were released in Japan. Rudy is pictured on the cover of the second album but he did not play on it.
The world is billions of years old and I was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 80’… Seen Quiet Riot and Girl School in Huntington this tour. Snowed 20+ inches and the concert still went on. Crowd was way smaller so festival seating put us right against the stage. Aqua net and spandex 🤘🤘
@@zgoodpet Agreed- License to Ill kicking off at the Palladium in LA in '87 couldn't have been more legendary (Vast majorityof ) The USA had never seen anything like it
You heard it correct Amber. "Metal Heath will Cure Your Crazy; Metal Heath will Cure Your Mad; Metal Heath is what we all Need. It's like a heart Attack." Such an iconic Album cover.
Outside of the 2 Slade covers they did, this was their biggest original hit song. Slick Black Cadillac is a banger as well. Speaking of Slade you should give them a listen. I think Run Runaway would be the perfect introduction to them.
Hey Jordan and Amber, interesting fact for you: Ozzy Osbourne guitarist, Randy Rhodes, who played guitar in Ozzy's song " Crazy Train" was the original lead guitarist for Quiet Riot, he was offered the chance to return to the band after he'd finished touring with Ozzy, but he'd died in the plane crash and they'd selected Carlos Cavazo to be the guitarist of the band and would record the song6 "Thunderbird" as a tribute to Randy
Did not know the song was dedicated to RR. Sure I have heard it but I would have been around 16 at the time and don't recall. Going to take a listen. Thanks!!!
Kevin Dubrow is the singer. This album "Metal Health" was the very first heavy metal album to be #1 on the billboard 200 charts in November 1983. It was the catalyst that opened the door for the hair metal/glam metal popularity in the 1980's. "Cum on feel the noize" and this song were massive hits from that album.
Quiet Riot was on everybody's lips in 1983, after their breakout album spawned this song and "Cum On Feel the Noize". Sadly, their second album wasn't as successful, though it did have one hit single "Mama Weer All Crazee Now". After that, they kinda flamed out. All us old headbangers still remember them, though. Ever sadder, we lost lead singer Kevin Dubrow in 2007 at the age of 52.
Actually "Critical Condition" is considered album #4. While the songs on it may have not been as good as those on Metal Health they are still pretty good.
yeah I remember going to an 80s hair band reunion concert in my hometown it was quiet riot cinderella and ratt then a week later I saw where kevin died on the tour bus that hit hard with me cause me and a couple of family members saw him for the last time
That is normal Music for me , my start as a Metalhead was 1980 , that is my Song of Life : Bang your head , Today I ' m 56 years old strong love to Heavy Metal Music
Kevin Dubrow is the voice ( deceased) Bass player extraordinaire-Rudy Sarzo Lead Guitar- Carlos Cavazo Drums- Frankie Banali ( deceased) great band , great energy, their claim to fame was they were the first heavy metal band to top the Billboard album chart. This song just drives the soul into overdrive….
Watch the documentary “Now you’re here, there’s no way back.” Covers Kevin’s death, & Frankie’s struggle to find a new lead singer to keep the band alive & touring. It was a couple years ago, originally on Showtime I think?
🤘🤘 BANG YOUR HEAD!!! Lead singer is the late Kevin DuBrow. This was their biggest original song. Cum on Feel the Noise and Mama ,Weer All Crazy Now were both covers.
Kevin Dubrow is the singer. Metal Health is the name of the album. First metal album to hit no. 1! This was my very first concert. I was 14. 11th row center! Wow! Great show!
Wife here...Quiet Riot really doesn"t get the credit they deserve as one of the very first extremely popular 80"s metal bands.. interesting fact: The lead singers !brother is one of the very famous doctors of the original "Botched" reality show!! Awesome reaction!!
A little history fact about Quiet Riot is that the late great guitarist for Ozzy Osborne.....Randy Rhodes was the co-founder with lead singer the late Kevin DuBrow of Quiet Riot when they were in high school together. R.I.P. Randy and Kevin.
The 80's was the best decade for music, hands down! It had EVERYTHING...., borrowing from what came before, creating new genres and sounds, and setting the stage for all that would come later. So fortunate to have been a teenager in the 80's....hanging on to that forever!
Nah, musicianship had dropped off by the 80's. It was getting too hard for kids to play, keeping up with the Jimmy Page's, the Clapton's, Frampton's, Van Halen's, it was drift into simpler music. I love the 80's but the extreme virtuosity was for the most part gone. This song is indicative. My 12 year old can playe this, he isn't going to learn and jam through Sultans of Swing in an evening.
For any “Real Housewives of the O.C.” here, Kevin Dubrow’s brother is Terry Dubrow who is also a famous plastic surgeon on the show Botched. Wild the different paths they took. Amazing band and reaction!!
Jay's expression when they went into the break, was a "riot". Pun intended. 😂 Great reaction guys! Quiet Riot is definitely a fire band! Next up could be "Slick Black Cadillac". "Mama, we're all crazy now" or "Party all night". But; to hear their slower side, check out "Thunderbird". 🤘😎
This was what started the early 80s metal scene for me. Moved to Saudi Arabia in 1979 (at9yr) moved back to Texas in 1983 and this was the hottest sound going IMO.
You guys should react to more Quiet Riot… "Slick Black Cadillac", "The Wild & The Young", "Mama, We Are All Crazy Now", "Party All Night", "The Joker", "Stay With Me Tonight", "Callin' the Shots", "Don't Wanna Let You Go" 🎸🤘
My ex and i used to play this album when the kids were babies and they'd bang their heads with us lmao. One of my fondest memories of early motherhood. Those babies are 20 and 15 now. Ha us gen-x parents really have a different yardstick i think. ;)
I agree , took my daughter with me to her first concert when she was 12 , took her to see the big black Sabbath reunion tour during early to mid 90s. My mother was horrified that her grandbaby was taken to see Ozzy
At a Quiet Riot concert in San Diego (the last tour with Kevin Dubrow before he died) I had my greatest pickup ever. Short story, I was at the front of the stage and this gorgeous woman I had been making eye contact with for awhile, made her way over to me, tapped me on the shoulder, and when I turned around, instead of kissing me, she gave me a little headbutt right on the forehead. I thought that was the coolest move ever. She then walked back to where she was before. When I turned back to the stage Carlos Cavazo (the guitar player) was looking at me like "what tge hell just happened?" After the show was over we walked up to each other and left together. Great night.
This song, this album paved the way for 80s metal. Before this record companies thought that rock was dead. When this album went #1 that's when record execs started sending people to the clubs on the Sunset Strip to "discover" bands like Motley Crue, W.A.S.P., Van Halen, etc.
@@opencarrier8607 Van Halen debuted in 1978. They, along with AC/DC and ZZ Top carried hard rock through the "easier listening" (Air Supply, Kenny Rogers, Juice Newton) early 80's but it's WELL documented that this album is what jump-started the 80's metal movement.
How old are you dude? It pre-dates QR by a number of years. It dates back to Zeppelin concerts in the early 70's. That's where QR got the idea for incorporating it into a song
Saw them in Germany, 1984. They opened for they opened for The Pretenders. It was an awesome concert!! They sold the sleeveless black and white t-shirts that the lead singer wore at the venue. Everybody was wearing them, including me!
After all these years, this song NEVER gets old. So excellent to see your reaction to this! I don't know anyone who was a teenager in the 80's who didn't love this song, and of course we reacted in similar fashion. Thank you for keeping the music of my youth banging on. 🤘
I may be 20 years older, but I was brought up soft rock music like Amber. MTV did "Head Bangers Ball" in the evening. My sweet dad who raised me on the Beatles and Simon and Garfunkel would record it for my twin sister and me. My parents were the best!😉
Kevin DuBrow had one of the more unique voices in rock. Frankie was an amazing drummer. Rudy is one of the most prolific bass players around, having played with QR, Ozzy, Whitesnake, and more. And Carlos is truly one of the most underrated guitarists of the rock era. Quiet Riot were a huge influence on me and many other young musicians.
My first concert! Night Ranger was with them. I was on the floor, all the way against a wall, it was about 5' tall, about 15ft of floor seperated that wall from the stage. I was center to the center of the stage. I had taken my Quiet Riot, Metal Health album cover with me, armed with an ignorant notion that I might get it signed by Mr. Kevin Dubrow. I was18 yrs.old & I wore black leather pants. Don't ask me why because IDK, but the people around me threw me over that wall! Security caught me & set me on my feet & faced me in the direction that exited the stage area. I found my way around a corner & to the entrance that was about 50ft back from my original stage spot. I had stood my album cover against that wall in front of my feet. I made my way through so many people & back to where I was because I found my album cover! 2 more times, those arseholes, threw me over that wall, but I made it back, because each time, I returned to the place where my album cover was.😂😂 IDK how & no, I didn't think it would be possible, each and every time. You can imagine how aggravated & frustrated I was! I mean, as soon as, I got back to my spot, they threw me over again! I didn't know who because it was 3-4 guys and they were behind me in a sea of people. 😂😅 I did not get Kevin's signature, but, I guess that album cover was supposed to serve me in a different way that night.💃 Maybe it saved my fabulous spot with an execellent view, that night? After all, peeps tried to pitch me out of it 3x!😂😂 I told my mother that I was going earlier that day. I was so excited! I said, "I'm going to see Quiet Riot It's the Metal Health Tour". Mother: "What"? I said, "Quiet Riot, Metal Health, Mom, they sing, Bang Your Head". Mother:"You were in a quiet riot, banged your head & now you need mental health"? "Never mind, Mom".😂😂😂 😂😂😂😂😂 I didn't know her version would be so seemingly, spot on!😅😂😅😂😅😂 😂😂😅😅😅
Saw these guys open for Loverboy back in 83’. It was a fantastic concert. The 80’ was an incredible time, especially when it was your High School and College years!
Metal Health is a fabulous album from end to end. I had this on vinyl and played the heck out of it. Loved Quiet Riot. Too bad Kevin and Frankie have passed.
just letting u know.. the name of this song is “Metal Health”.. but lots call it bang ur head.. i was in middle school when this album came out and i had it.. i remember their first 3 big hits Metal Health Come on Feel the Noise Momma we’re all crazee now
This is another great one that takes me back. When we moved to Florida in 76, i was 7 and my parents started dragging me to this little church, and all of a sudden i wasn't "allowed" to listen to any good music at home, or see any of the epic movies. This is from FOOTLOOSE, but also, going to the county fair in Eustis Florida, riding the gravitron, and THIS song was jamming. Great memories.
Glad you guys loved it. This is what metal music was all about in the early 80s. Banging drums, a pounding bass, a screaming lead guitar with awesome riffs (even better if there are more than one like with Judas Priest and Iron Maiden), and a screaming lead singer. Also, is it bad that I still know all of the words to this song, sang them in time to the video, and even included the screams?
There were more “metal” bands and songs than Quiet Riot and Metal Health, but to me this is THE perfect Heavy Metal Anthem. And say what you want about their music and lack of longevity, but they put Heavy Metal into the mainstream when this album became the first metal album to go #1 on the Billboard Top 200. And there’s no better name for a metal band IMO.
They burned out as fast as they lit it up. People moved on. This is the epitome of 80's Heavy Metal. They were a large part of my High School memories being from of the class of 1984.
That's because they changed their signature sound to some mellow after this and Cum On Feel The Noize. It didn't seem like they did heavy metal anymore.
The original title of the song and the album was actually "Metal Health." Later you would see the song listed as "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)," then it became what you see today "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)." This song along with "Cum on Feel the Noise" resulted in the album becoming the first heavy metal album to hit number one on the album chart, but many others would follow. Eventually leading to the point where Skid Row's second album, "Slave to the Grind" became the first heavy metal album to debut at the number one position. The title track to that album is one you should definitely react to also. I'd have to go look through your videos to be sure, but I think it would probably be the heaviest song you've reacted to so far. And as always, Sebastian Bach's vocals on that track are amazing.
Kevin Dubrow waa the OG lead singer of Quiet Riot. He died of a cocaine overdose in 1996 unfortunately. He had a Helluva voice for Metal. I'm 50 and Quiet Riot : Metal Health was the first record I bought in 1983, I was 11,lol
Quiet Riot were larger than life for a while. Other songs that made the rounds on MTV and the radio include: "Slick Black Cadillac," "Mama Weer All Crazee Now," "Party All Night," "The Wild and the Young" and "Let's Get Crazy."
This is one of the greatest heavy metal songs of all time. Kevin Dubrow sang his heart out on this song, and he sounded the same live. Great band who's two original members left us way too soon. Great reaction!
The lead singer is Kevin Dubrow, who passed some years ago, unfortunately (RIP). This group also included bass player Rudy Sarzo, who also played with Whitesnake and Dio, among other bands. The late, great guitarist Randy Rhoda’s was also in Quiet Riot in a couple of its early years. They were formed in the 1970s but didn’t gain much popularity until the ‘80s…..there was a rumored rivalry with Van Halen as well, mixed in their somewhere.
Omg, LOOOOVE this reaction!!! And I can't help but appreciate your musical evolution, and how delighted I am that you're reacting to this song NOW, as opposed to at the beginning of the channel, before Amber came on board, where I could imagine J might've been like "Nah, too much screaming. Not feeling it." Whereas now y'all are both LOVING it, and I'm SOOOOO happy!!! Which makes me wish you would go back and give a second listen to Radiohead's Creep. J reacted to that before Amber joined, and I totally would love to see Amber's reaction, and see how J's reaction would I'd bet be WAY different!
Quiet riot was pure 80s metal which spawned 1 of the greatest guitarists of all time Randy Rhodes which later went on to play with ozzy who sadly died in his prime
I’d say the next song you have to do from this group is mama we’re all crazy now off their critical condition album. The wild and the Young it’s probably her other big hit as well as slick Black Cadillac is a decent song. But to my knowledge they only had three American albums and then two that came out in the 70s is Japanese only releases. You got to remember they were only signed because they agreed to do a cover of the song come on feel the Noize which when they did it they did not like. This in my opinion is the most underrated band of the early 80s. It’s so sad that Kevin Duvall who is the lead singer couldn’t keep them together but they never would have survived the grunge movement.
Now imagine being 17 and Quiet Riot is dominating every record store, every radio station, and every Saturday night main street summer cruise across small town America.... Yeah it was that head bang'n it was that mental and that dang good! I know, cause I was there 🤯...glad you two felt that soul quake'n body shake'n heavy metal ! It will cure you indeed! Great reaction J and Amber!
I'm glad you guys are finding some of this stuff. I'm 50 and grew up on this stuff. Way before you guys were born. It's fun to see how we can all enjoy it.
Oh the memories :) partying in the woods to this song on the boom box !! I was 15 and a head banger and still am!! Rock on........... RIP Kevin and Frankie The 80's were the best for music!!
Fun Fact 1: The LEGEND Randy Rhoads was the original guitarist for Quiet Riot. He was quickly scooped up by Ozzy for his first 2 solo albums: Diary Of A Madman, and Blizzard Of Ozz. Fun Fact 2: Bassist Rudy Sarzo, seen here in the red jump suit, was also scooped up by Ozzy. If you watch the video (live tv performance) for Crazy Train you see Rudy in this same red jump suit. And you see Randy's guitar wizardry!
Quiet Riot is a really good band. The lead singer of Quiet Riot sounds very much like the lead singer of Slade. Slade was a "Glam Rock" band back in the early 1970's along with the Sweet, Gary Glitter, and others. Neville Holder and Jim Lea from Slade wrote; Cum on Feel the Noize, Ooh La La in L.A., Everyday, Let's Dance, You Boyz, Still the Same, My Oh My, Mama Weer All Crazee Now, Dizzy Mama, Gudbuy T'Jane, How Does It Feel,. Thay also also recorded songs from other artists. Please find the time in the future to check these out. They will definitely keep you awake! Great reaction, you two!
Their drummer, Frankie Benali, said that they were huge AC/DC fans and that when they (he, along with co-writers Carlos Cavazo, guitarist, and Kevin DuBrow, lead singer) wrote it they "wanted something that had a very simple, straight ahead groove at a certain tempo" like AC/DC made their bones with. A bar that I used to frequent in the 80's played MTV videos on a "big screen" projection TV and piped the music through their sound system. Whenever this song came on, we used to band our foreheads on the bar each time they sang the line "Band your head!" It was considered a badge of honor if you drew blood!
The singer is Kevin Dubrow (RIP). Seen them a couple times. Met him at the meet and greet in Kalamazoo Michigan after their show. Other great songs by Quiet Riot is Mama Weer All Crazy Now, Slick Black Cadillac and Sign Of The Times to name a few!!!
In 1983 we saw these guys and so many other great bands at The great American Rock Festival in south east Michigan. The walk from the parking area was like 3 miles. This slick black caddy limo was going down the road and was full of Quiet Riot . They stopped and tossed cold beers to us and were cool just for that. But. Some one saw that my wife was pregnant and lifted she and I up on the trunk and drove us to the show. My first son was born 2 months later and Im pretty sure by all the noise my wife was making. The boy was banging his head all the way out!
My wife and I live 10 miles north from Gulf Shores Alabama but my wife is from Maysville Oklahoma. Keep up the good work. I am fifty years old seventy and 80s music I grew up with.
Been listening to hard rock and metal since I can remember, since around 4 and my favorite band was kiss since around 79' I'm now 47 and still love it all
Kiss is one of my favorites besides Aerosmith and Iron Maiden. I'm 49 and I've been listening to rock and metal for a long time . Rock and metal forever!!!😎
I was playing this so loud that my neighbor threw a rock through my window, assuming they wanted to hear it better so i turned it up. I'm such a nice neighbor 👍👍
My little town didn't/doesn't get much in the way of bands, certainly no headliners, but we *did* get Quiet Riot, and I got to see them live. I was shocked by how short they seemed in person because the music made them seem larger than life, LOL! I was able to be up front at the stage, and it was a GREAT show.
Kevin DuBrow was the singer, as others have noted (RIP). He reformed Quiet Riot in 1982 and took it to the heights of it's popularity in 1983. Randy Rhodes was a co-founding member of the original Quiet Riot in the mid-70's. They broke up in 1979 and Randy auditioned and won the guitarist spot in Ozzy Osbourne's emerging solo band. "Slick Black Cadillac" is a good example of a Rhodes era song that got an update on the Metal Health record. To me Kevin sounds like Udo Dirkschneider from the German band Accept. Check out "Balls to the Wall" or "Fast as a Shark".
The lead singer is Kevin Dubrow who passed away about 20 years ago, the current singer is Jizzy Pearl he’s doing an excellent job,The drummer just passed away less than a year ago, and the original guitarist left the band to go play with Ozzie and was killed in a plane crash, Randy Rhodes
Quiet Riot was the very first concert I ever went to. I went to see them when I was still in grade school with my brother and step-brother in Erie PA. I still remember walking out after the show blown away. I became an official hard rock metal head after that. Check out Slick Black Cadillac. Cool song.
Lead singer Kevin Dubrow was the brother of Dr Terry Dubrow from the TV reality series "Botched". What a great album this was..played this cassette about a thousand times.
Quiet Riot Bassist Rudy Sarzo's brother Robert Sarzo, and guitarist Carlos Cavazo's brother, Tony Cavazo, collaborated with a pretty cool rock band that really did not get the recognition they deserved. They collaborated in the band Hurricane, and some of their songs: don't wanna dream, dance little sister, I'm on to you, over the edge are a few of their songs.
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Quiet Riot was the first metal band to hit #1 on Billboard's hot 200. That started the metal craze of the 80s. Heavy Metal got huge for the rest of the decade.
Just a matter of using the label heavy metal. Van Halen and Def Leppard could be heavier than anyone.
@@williamjordan5554 but didn't hit #1 until later
Lots of people credit Def Leppard or Iron Maiden for kicking it off, but you're 100% correct - it was all Quiet Riot!!
All those bands are great. Screaming guitars, banging drums, heavy bass. I love it!
This is, factually, accurate.
So here is a fact for you. The lead singer, Kevin Dubrow has a younger brother named Terry Dubrow. He is one of the surgeons on the show Botched on TV. When Kevin would go on tour with Quiet Riot, younger brother Terry would watch his pet cat. He would get paid $5,000-$10,000 each time and that's how Terry paid his way through medical school. I saw Quiet Riot live in 1983.
And we did bang our heads to this one so many times. Long live the 80's.
Kevin DuBrow was the lead singer. It was not an act, he was one wild dude.
and 70s
Went to a local album signing when I was 17. A "Tom-boyish" but hot underneath friend of mine since the 4th grade went with me and some other friends. I'll never forget how she was ahead of me and Kevin DuBrow's eyes followed her backside all the way out of the store before he even noticed me (disappointingly). Glad I got to tell her the story at a reunion years later.
To this day I love this song. It's great.
@Scott Allen lol
Our music was and still is the best!! Nothing compares. Even the young ones love our music
A lot of people don’t know that Randy Rhoades was the original guitarist for the band. He plays on their first two albums
RIP RANDY!
So does Rudy Sarzo. They both left QR to join Ozzy's band.
That would explain why Rudy sarzo playing bass for Ozzy Osbourne back in 91
Quiet Riot was Randy's band. When he left to play for Ozzy, he gave Kevin Dubrow the rights to the band name at no cost, or so I heard or read somewhere.
Kelly Garni is the original bassist of Quiet Riot that played on the first 2 albums with Randy that were released in Japan. Rudy is pictured on the cover of the second album but he did not play on it.
BTW this was the first metal album to hit #1 on the charts , everyone under 30 knew this song! Man it was a wonderful time to be alive !
My first record
It sure was.
Yes it was!
My first cassette tape
@@brianmcmaster5112 mine also
The world is billions of years old and I was lucky enough to be a teenager in the 80’…
Seen Quiet Riot and Girl School in Huntington this tour. Snowed 20+ inches and the concert still went on. Crowd was way smaller so festival seating put us right against the stage.
Aqua net and spandex 🤘🤘
There was no better time than the 80s for music!
Same here i was young in them days
@@zgoodpet
Agreed- License to Ill kicking off at the Palladium in LA in '87 couldn't have been more legendary
(Vast majorityof ) The USA had never seen anything like it
I so miss the music of the 80's. So many different genres. Everyone was unique in their sound. Can't believe it's been 40 yrs!!! 😮
The 80’s were a magical time to be a teenager
I can believe it. My back is killing me.
Here's to teenage years in the 80's!! 🍻
@@chrisoakley5830 I hear ya.... 🥺🤣
80s were the best!!
"Slick Black Cadillac" is another awesome Quiet Riot song.
The one with 'solid gold hubcap's?' 😂 where's my levi jacket with round rock pins attached? 🤘
Definitely!
You heard it correct Amber. "Metal Heath will Cure Your Crazy; Metal Heath will Cure Your Mad; Metal Heath is what we all Need. It's like a heart Attack." Such an iconic Album cover.
It says both. First, it's drive you crazy. Then "cure" as the response. I love the pun with "metal health."
it's what you gotta have (not like a heart attack)!!!
Quiet Riot were a staple on MTV back in the 80's.
One of the greatest frontmen ever. RIP Kevin. You are missed.
What an anthem for us heavy metal kids growing up in the 80s
With the lineup this band had how could they not be great? RIP Frankie & Kevin
And Don't ever forget Randy Rhoads, Ozzy picked him personally out of Quiet Riot. RIP
Outside of the 2 Slade covers they did, this was their biggest original hit song. Slick Black Cadillac is a banger as well. Speaking of Slade you should give them a listen. I think Run Runaway would be the perfect introduction to them.
Run Runaway is a must
@@broodhunter2 Rock n Roll Preacher🙂
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Run Runaway is great song. That entire album is killer. I've been playing it for over 30 years now.
But they also have to hear Merry Xmas!
@@urizen7613 I heard that it's a Christmas tradition for that song to be everywhere in England.😁
The singer's brother is the doctor from Botched. Hard to believe two kids could come out SO opposite!
Hey Jordan and Amber, interesting fact for you:
Ozzy Osbourne guitarist, Randy Rhodes, who played guitar in Ozzy's song " Crazy Train" was the original lead guitarist for Quiet Riot, he was offered the chance to return to the band after he'd finished touring with Ozzy, but he'd died in the plane crash and they'd selected Carlos Cavazo to be the guitarist of the band and would record the song6 "Thunderbird" as a tribute to Randy
Did not know the song was dedicated to RR. Sure I have heard it but I would have been around 16 at the time and don't recall. Going to take a listen. Thanks!!!
Randy played on Ozzy's first two full albums, not jut Crazy Train
Absolutely and Randy wanted the band to emulate the band Sweet. That ended whenRandy died and Kevin took over.
His solo on the track laughing gas, is insane
Kevin Dubrow is the singer. This album "Metal Health" was the very first heavy metal album to be #1 on the billboard 200 charts in November 1983. It was the catalyst that opened the door for the hair metal/glam metal popularity in the 1980's. "Cum on feel the noize" and this song were massive hits from that album.
Quiet Riot was on everybody's lips in 1983, after their breakout album spawned this song and "Cum On Feel the Noize". Sadly, their second album wasn't as successful, though it did have one hit single "Mama Weer All Crazee Now". After that, they kinda flamed out. All us old headbangers still remember them, though. Ever sadder, we lost lead singer Kevin Dubrow in 2007 at the age of 52.
And then lost Frankie a few years ago 😔
@@rebeccarockchik6704 That's right. Of course, we lost Randy Rhoads before QR hit it big. Tremendous loss.
@@Shrykespeare yes, huge loss!
Actually "Critical Condition" is considered album #4. While the songs on it may have not been as good as those on Metal Health they are still pretty good.
yeah I remember going to an 80s hair band reunion concert in my hometown it was quiet riot cinderella and ratt then a week later I saw where kevin died on the tour bus that hit hard with me cause me and a couple of family members saw him for the last time
That is normal Music for me , my start as a Metalhead was 1980 , that is my Song of Life : Bang your head , Today I ' m 56 years old strong love to Heavy Metal Music
Kevin Dubrow is the voice ( deceased)
Bass player extraordinaire-Rudy Sarzo
Lead Guitar- Carlos Cavazo
Drums- Frankie Banali ( deceased) great band , great energy, their claim to fame was they were the first heavy metal band to top the Billboard album chart. This song just drives the soul into overdrive….
Wow. I was unaware those 2 died. ☹️
I saw Cavazo when he played in Snow. Used to see them at the old Starwood in West Hollywood.
Watch the documentary “Now you’re here, there’s no way back.” Covers Kevin’s death, & Frankie’s struggle to find a new lead singer to keep the band alive & touring. It was a couple years ago, originally on Showtime I think?
@@brianevanovich2892 I did👍
Originally it was DuBrow (vocals), Kelly Garni (bass), Drew Forsyth (drums) and Randy Rhoades (guitar)
Quiet Riot and Night Ranger my first concert ever!!🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻Metal Health!!
🤘🤘 BANG YOUR HEAD!!!
Lead singer is the late Kevin DuBrow. This was their biggest original song. Cum on Feel the Noise and Mama ,Weer All Crazy Now were both covers.
I liked the wild and the young and their cover of Schools Out.
@@itsmedino Sometimes I wonder how big they might have been , had they not had their differences that made Randy leave and join Ozzy.
@@chriso6719 so true. It is funny to hear them being compared to Ozzy. Didn't Ozzy clock Dubrow once upon a time?
Drummer Frankie Banali died August 2020.
Kevin Dubrow is the singer. Metal Health is the name of the album. First metal album to hit no. 1! This was my very first concert. I was 14. 11th row center! Wow! Great show!
Metal Health was the original title for this song, but everybody called it "Bang Your Head" and they changed it so people would know what song it was
Wife here...Quiet Riot really doesn"t get the credit they deserve as one of the very first extremely popular 80"s metal bands.. interesting fact: The lead singers !brother is one of the very famous doctors of the original "Botched" reality show!! Awesome reaction!!
They had a good sized catalog as well! Not just the big three, Metal Health, Condition Critical and QR III.
A little history fact about Quiet Riot is that the late great guitarist for Ozzy Osborne.....Randy Rhodes was the co-founder with lead singer the late Kevin DuBrow of Quiet Riot when they were in high school together. R.I.P. Randy and Kevin.
R.I.P Frankie Banali as well.🤘🏼
The 80's was the best decade for music, hands down! It had EVERYTHING...., borrowing from what came before, creating new genres and sounds, and setting the stage for all that would come later. So fortunate to have been a teenager in the 80's....hanging on to that forever!
Nah, musicianship had dropped off by the 80's. It was getting too hard for kids to play, keeping up with the Jimmy Page's, the Clapton's, Frampton's, Van Halen's, it was drift into simpler music. I love the 80's but the extreme virtuosity was for the most part gone. This song is indicative. My 12 year old can playe this, he isn't going to learn and jam through Sultans of Swing in an evening.
QR's "Slick Black Cadillac" is a jam.
For any “Real Housewives of the O.C.” here, Kevin Dubrow’s brother is Terry Dubrow who is also a famous plastic surgeon on the show Botched. Wild the different paths they took. Amazing band and reaction!!
Jay's expression when they went into the break, was a "riot". Pun intended. 😂
Great reaction guys! Quiet Riot is definitely a fire band! Next up could be "Slick Black Cadillac". "Mama, we're all crazy now" or "Party all night". But; to hear their slower side, check out "Thunderbird". 🤘😎
I'm sure you meant...Mama Weer All Crazee Now.
I love Thunderbird.
T-Bird is my favourite off the album.
Awesome reaction!!!! Quiet Riot were the first metal band to get a number one album 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
This was what started the early 80s metal scene for me. Moved to Saudi Arabia in 1979 (at9yr) moved back to Texas in 1983 and this was the hottest sound going IMO.
Graduated in '83, and you are 100% correct
80s Metal will forever rule and never be matched! 🤘
You guys should react to more Quiet Riot…
"Slick Black Cadillac", "The Wild & The Young", "Mama, We Are All Crazy Now", "Party All Night", "The Joker", "Stay With Me Tonight", "Callin' the Shots", "Don't Wanna Let You Go"
🎸🤘
I would also listen to Thunderbird.
RIP Kevin Dubrow and Frankie Banali
My ex and i used to play this album when the kids were babies and they'd bang their heads with us lmao. One of my fondest memories of early motherhood. Those babies are 20 and 15 now.
Ha us gen-x parents really have a different yardstick i think. ;)
We do and we are lucky for it, I think us gen-x ers really grew up in the best time, cold war not withstanding.....
@@1971tallica i wont argue with you there. We really did have a blast, didn't we?
I agree , took my daughter with me to her first concert when she was 12 , took her to see the big black Sabbath reunion tour during early to mid 90s. My mother was horrified that her grandbaby was taken to see Ozzy
At a Quiet Riot concert in San Diego (the last tour with Kevin Dubrow before he died) I had my greatest pickup ever. Short story, I was at the front of the stage and this gorgeous woman I had been making eye contact with for awhile, made her way over to me, tapped me on the shoulder, and when I turned around, instead of kissing me, she gave me a little headbutt right on the forehead. I thought that was the coolest move ever. She then walked back to where she was before. When I turned back to the stage Carlos Cavazo (the guitar player) was looking at me like "what tge hell just happened?" After the show was over we walked up to each other and left together. Great night.
This song, this album paved the way for 80s metal. Before this record companies thought that rock was dead. When this album went #1 that's when record execs started sending people to the clubs on the Sunset Strip to "discover" bands like Motley Crue, W.A.S.P., Van Halen, etc.
They should react to Animal by W.A.S.P. just for the fun of seeing Amber's horrified reaction!!
Wrong VH already was BIG.
@@opencarrier8607 Van Halen debuted in 1978. They, along with AC/DC and ZZ Top carried hard rock through the "easier listening" (Air Supply, Kenny Rogers, Juice Newton) early 80's but it's WELL documented that this album is what jump-started the 80's metal movement.
@@opencarrier8607 again, able to read, but clearly not comprehending what's being said here.
Did u know that the term "headbanger" actually originated from THIS song. No joke.
How old are you dude? It pre-dates QR by a number of years. It dates back to Zeppelin concerts in the early 70's. That's where QR got the idea for incorporating it into a song
The drummer was Frankie Banali ... (RIP) -- You want to hear one of his best, try "The Wild and the Young." ---
Saw them in Germany, 1984. They opened for they opened for The Pretenders. It was an awesome concert!! They sold the sleeveless black and white t-shirts that the lead singer wore at the venue. Everybody was wearing them, including me!
After all these years, this song NEVER gets old. So excellent to see your reaction to this! I don't know anyone who was a teenager in the 80's who didn't love this song, and of course we reacted in similar fashion. Thank you for keeping the music of my youth banging on. 🤘
Time for some more
QUIET RIOT
The Young and the Wild
The beat, the voice wild drive you Metal Health❤❤❤
I may be 20 years older, but I was brought up soft rock music like Amber. MTV did "Head Bangers Ball" in the evening. My sweet dad who raised me on the Beatles and Simon and Garfunkel would record it for my twin sister and me. My parents were the best!😉
This one was one of our number 1 Party songs every weekend. Love. Love, love it!!!!!!! BANG YOUR HEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kevin DuBrow had one of the more unique voices in rock. Frankie was an amazing drummer. Rudy is one of the most prolific bass players around, having played with QR, Ozzy, Whitesnake, and more. And Carlos is truly one of the most underrated guitarists of the rock era.
Quiet Riot were a huge influence on me and many other young musicians.
RIP Kevin.
My first concert!
Night Ranger was with them.
I was on the floor, all the way against a wall, it was about 5' tall, about 15ft of floor seperated that wall from the stage. I was center to the center of the stage.
I had taken my Quiet Riot, Metal Health album cover with me, armed with an ignorant notion that I might get it signed by Mr. Kevin Dubrow. I was18 yrs.old & I wore black leather pants.
Don't ask me why because IDK, but the people around me threw me over that wall! Security caught me & set me on my feet & faced me in the direction that exited the stage area.
I found my way around a corner & to the entrance that was about 50ft back from my original stage spot.
I had stood my album cover against that wall in front of my feet.
I made my way through so many people & back to where I was because I found my album cover!
2 more times, those arseholes, threw me over that wall, but I made it back, because each time, I returned to the place where my album cover was.😂😂
IDK how & no, I didn't think it would be possible, each and every time.
You can imagine how aggravated & frustrated I was! I mean, as soon as, I got back to my spot, they threw me over again!
I didn't know who because it was 3-4 guys and they were behind me in a sea of people. 😂😅
I did not get Kevin's signature, but, I guess that album cover was supposed to serve me in a different way that night.💃
Maybe it saved my fabulous spot with an execellent view, that night? After all, peeps tried to pitch me out of it 3x!😂😂
I told my mother that I was going earlier that day. I was so excited!
I said, "I'm going to see Quiet Riot It's the Metal Health Tour".
Mother: "What"?
I said, "Quiet Riot, Metal Health, Mom, they sing, Bang Your Head".
Mother:"You were in a quiet riot, banged your head & now you need mental health"?
"Never mind, Mom".😂😂😂
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I didn't know her version would be so seemingly, spot on!😅😂😅😂😅😂
😂😂😅😅😅
Saw these guys open for Loverboy back in 83’. It was a fantastic concert. The 80’ was an incredible time, especially when it was your High School and College years!
Metal Health is a fabulous album from end to end. I had this on vinyl and played the heck out of it. Loved Quiet Riot. Too bad Kevin and Frankie have passed.
Skid Row is a favorite of yours. I highly recommend “Youth Gone Wild” since you’ve done most of their other big hits already
Most definitely!
just letting u know.. the name of this song is “Metal Health”.. but lots call it bang ur head.. i was in middle school when this album came out and i had it.. i remember their first 3 big hits
Metal Health
Come on Feel the Noise
Momma we’re all crazee now
The title on the cover of the single (and it's listing on the Billboard Hot 100) is Bang Your Head (Metal Health).
You should dedicate a day of the week to 80's metal, like female Friday. It's such a deep rabbit hole. There's so many one hit bands in the genre.
Hell they could do a female metal week in and of itself , That's a huge rabbit hole too .
This is another great one that takes me back. When we moved to Florida in 76, i was 7 and my parents started dragging me to this little church, and all of a sudden i wasn't "allowed" to listen to any good music at home, or see any of the epic movies. This is from FOOTLOOSE, but also, going to the county fair in Eustis Florida, riding the gravitron, and THIS song was jamming. Great memories.
Can't ever go wrong with some Quiet Riot!! One of my faves from back in the day. My mom hated it, so that made it even better. 😉😂🤣
I absolutely love that you react to this type of music and have The Bee Gees on your wall.
Glad you guys loved it. This is what metal music was all about in the early 80s. Banging drums, a pounding bass, a screaming lead guitar with awesome riffs (even better if there are more than one like with Judas Priest and Iron Maiden), and a screaming lead singer. Also, is it bad that I still know all of the words to this song, sang them in time to the video, and even included the screams?
There were more “metal” bands and songs than Quiet Riot and Metal Health, but to me this is THE perfect Heavy Metal Anthem. And say what you want about their music and lack of longevity, but they put Heavy Metal into the mainstream when this album became the first metal album to go #1 on the Billboard Top 200. And there’s no better name for a metal band IMO.
They burned out as fast as they lit it up. People moved on. This is the epitome of 80's Heavy Metal. They were a large part of my High School memories being from of the class of 1984.
Class of 85 here. Amazing decade!
@@LiberalsArePoop Me too.
That's because they changed their signature sound to some mellow after this and Cum On Feel The Noize. It didn't seem like they did heavy metal anymore.
The original title of the song and the album was actually "Metal Health." Later you would see the song listed as "Metal Health (Bang Your Head)," then it became what you see today "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)." This song along with "Cum on Feel the Noise" resulted in the album becoming the first heavy metal album to hit number one on the album chart, but many others would follow. Eventually leading to the point where Skid Row's second album, "Slave to the Grind" became the first heavy metal album to debut at the number one position. The title track to that album is one you should definitely react to also. I'd have to go look through your videos to be sure, but I think it would probably be the heaviest song you've reacted to so far. And as always, Sebastian Bach's vocals on that track are amazing.
This has to be one of my favorite metal screams from the 80s I have no idea how he got so high
Nothing better than Blaring this song at high volume on the Harley! Man, this song just ROCKS!
Oh yes ! I can absolutely relate ! Wind therapy !
Kevin Dubrow waa the OG lead singer of Quiet Riot. He died of a cocaine overdose in 1996 unfortunately. He had a Helluva voice for Metal. I'm 50 and Quiet Riot : Metal Health was the first record I bought in 1983, I was 11,lol
um dude ... he died in 2007. I am 50 as well.
Quiet Riot were larger than life for a while. Other songs that made the rounds on MTV and the radio include: "Slick Black Cadillac," "Mama Weer All Crazee Now," "Party All Night," "The Wild and the Young" and "Let's Get Crazy."
This is one of the greatest heavy metal songs of all time. Kevin Dubrow sang his heart out on this song, and he sounded the same live. Great band who's two original members left us way too soon. Great reaction!
The lead singer is Kevin Dubrow, who passed some years ago, unfortunately (RIP).
This group also included bass player Rudy Sarzo, who also played with Whitesnake and Dio, among other bands.
The late, great guitarist Randy Rhoda’s was also in Quiet Riot in a couple of its early years.
They were formed in the 1970s but didn’t gain much popularity until the ‘80s…..there was a rumored rivalry with Van Halen as well, mixed in their somewhere.
Omg, LOOOOVE this reaction!!! And I can't help but appreciate your musical evolution, and how delighted I am that you're reacting to this song NOW, as opposed to at the beginning of the channel, before Amber came on board, where I could imagine J might've been like "Nah, too much screaming. Not feeling it." Whereas now y'all are both LOVING it, and I'm SOOOOO happy!!! Which makes me wish you would go back and give a second listen to Radiohead's Creep. J reacted to that before Amber joined, and I totally would love to see Amber's reaction, and see how J's reaction would I'd bet be WAY different!
The first time most of us got introduced to the guitar genius Randy Rhoads. He passed way to soon. He also played with Ozzy
"She Talks in Stereo" by Gary Myrick. Definitely an 80's easy rock feel, but a one of a kind style.
it was on the "valley Girl" soundtrack, one of the best movie soundtracks ever
Quiet riot was pure 80s metal which spawned 1 of the greatest guitarists of all time Randy Rhodes which later went on to play with ozzy who sadly died in his prime
I’d say the next song you have to do from this group is mama we’re all crazy now off their critical condition album. The wild and the Young it’s probably her other big hit as well as slick Black Cadillac is a decent song. But to my knowledge they only had three American albums and then two that came out in the 70s is Japanese only releases. You got to remember they were only signed because they agreed to do a cover of the song come on feel the Noize which when they did it they did not like. This in my opinion is the most underrated band of the early 80s. It’s so sad that Kevin Duvall who is the lead singer couldn’t keep them together but they never would have survived the grunge movement.
Kevin Debrow was amazing. Loved his voice!!
I have always liked that one. You guys would probably like The McCoys,-(Hang on Sloppy). Keep up with the good work 😎👍
Sloopy!! 😂😂
Now imagine being 17 and Quiet Riot is dominating every record store, every radio station, and every Saturday night main street summer cruise across small town America.... Yeah it was that head bang'n it was that mental and that dang good! I know, cause I was there 🤯...glad you two felt that soul quake'n body shake'n heavy metal ! It will cure you indeed! Great reaction J and Amber!
Yep. I was there, and it was glorious 🤘
They were the first metal band to get a major record deal and brought metal into the mainstream. 🤘😎🤘
You're exactly right. And it was fun
This album "Metal Health" is historically significant because it's the very first metal album to go #1 in the U.S. An 80's classic.
I'm glad you guys are finding some of this stuff. I'm 50 and grew up on this stuff. Way before you guys were born. It's fun to see how we can all enjoy it.
Oh the memories :) partying in the woods to this song on the boom box !! I was 15 and a head banger and still am!! Rock on........... RIP Kevin and Frankie The 80's were the best for music!!
Fun Fact 1: The LEGEND Randy Rhoads was the original guitarist for Quiet Riot. He was quickly scooped up by Ozzy for his first 2 solo albums: Diary Of A Madman, and Blizzard Of Ozz. Fun Fact 2: Bassist Rudy Sarzo, seen here in the red jump suit, was also scooped up by Ozzy. If you watch the video (live tv performance) for Crazy Train you see Rudy in this same red jump suit. And you see Randy's guitar wizardry!
Quiet Riot is a really good band. The lead singer of Quiet Riot sounds very much like the lead singer of Slade. Slade was a "Glam Rock" band back in the early 1970's along with the Sweet, Gary Glitter, and others. Neville Holder and Jim Lea from Slade wrote; Cum on Feel the Noize, Ooh La La in L.A., Everyday, Let's Dance, You Boyz, Still the Same, My Oh My, Mama Weer All Crazee Now, Dizzy Mama, Gudbuy T'Jane, How Does It Feel,. Thay also also recorded songs from other artists. Please find the time in the future to check these out. They will definitely keep you awake! Great reaction, you two!
Their drummer, Frankie Benali, said that they were huge AC/DC fans and that when they (he, along with co-writers Carlos Cavazo, guitarist, and Kevin DuBrow, lead singer) wrote it they "wanted something that had a very simple, straight ahead groove at a certain tempo" like AC/DC made their bones with. A bar that I used to frequent in the 80's played MTV videos on a "big screen" projection TV and piped the music through their sound system. Whenever this song came on, we used to band our foreheads on the bar each time they sang the line "Band your head!" It was considered a badge of honor if you drew blood!
Saw them as an 18 yr old in 1985 ; That was a Heavy Ass Kickin Concert !!!
The louder you have it, The Better this song is!!!! FIRE.....
The singer is Kevin Dubrow (RIP). Seen them a couple times. Met him at the meet and greet in Kalamazoo Michigan after their show. Other great songs by Quiet Riot is Mama Weer All Crazy Now, Slick Black Cadillac and Sign Of The Times to name a few!!!
I was born in the seventies lived through the 80’s and 90’s. I still believe that was the best time in history for music!
I’ve met this group!! I was in my teens and got their autograph!! They were signing at a music store called Sound Warehouse in SA, TX!!
In 1983 we saw these guys and so many other great bands at The great American Rock Festival in south east Michigan. The walk from the parking area was like 3 miles. This slick black caddy limo was going down the road and was full of Quiet Riot . They stopped and tossed cold beers to us and were cool just for that. But. Some one saw that my wife was pregnant and lifted she and I up on the trunk and drove us to the show. My first son was born 2 months later and Im pretty sure by all the noise my wife was making. The boy was banging his head all the way out!
Lead singer is Kevin Dubrow , his brother is one of the plastic surgeons on the show Botched and other shows
My wife and I live 10 miles north from Gulf Shores Alabama but my wife is from Maysville Oklahoma.
Keep up the good work. I am fifty years old seventy and 80s music I grew up with.
Been listening to hard rock and metal since I can remember, since around 4 and my favorite band was kiss since around 79' I'm now 47 and still love it all
Kiss is one of my favorites besides Aerosmith and Iron Maiden. I'm 49 and I've been listening to rock and metal for a long time . Rock and metal forever!!!😎
I was playing this so loud that my neighbor threw a rock through my window, assuming they wanted to hear it better so i turned it up. I'm such a nice neighbor 👍👍
Definitely one of the top 10 Metal groups from the 80’s!!!!
My little town didn't/doesn't get much in the way of bands, certainly no headliners, but we *did* get Quiet Riot, and I got to see them live. I was shocked by how short they seemed in person because the music made them seem larger than life, LOL! I was able to be up front at the stage, and it was a GREAT show.
Kevin DuBrow was the singer, as others have noted (RIP). He reformed Quiet Riot in 1982 and took it to the heights of it's popularity in 1983. Randy Rhodes was a co-founding member of the original Quiet Riot in the mid-70's. They broke up in 1979 and Randy auditioned and won the guitarist spot in Ozzy Osbourne's emerging solo band. "Slick Black Cadillac" is a good example of a Rhodes era song that got an update on the Metal Health record. To me Kevin sounds like Udo Dirkschneider from the German band Accept. Check out "Balls to the Wall" or "Fast as a Shark".
They were also the 1st 80s metal band to sign a major contract!!!
The late Kevin Dubrow was an amazing talent. Gone but not forgotten.
The lead singer is Kevin Dubrow who passed away about 20 years ago, the current singer is Jizzy Pearl he’s doing an excellent job,The drummer just passed away less than a year ago, and the original guitarist left the band to go play with Ozzie and was killed in a plane crash, Randy Rhodes
Quiet Riot was the very first concert I ever went to. I went to see them when I was still in grade school with my brother and step-brother in Erie PA. I still remember walking out after the show blown away. I became an official hard rock metal head after that. Check out Slick Black Cadillac. Cool song.
Lead singer Kevin Dubrow was the brother of Dr Terry Dubrow from the TV reality series "Botched".
What a great album this was..played this cassette about a thousand times.
Quiet Riot Bassist Rudy Sarzo's brother Robert Sarzo, and guitarist Carlos Cavazo's brother, Tony Cavazo, collaborated with a pretty cool rock band that really did not get the recognition they deserved. They collaborated in the band Hurricane, and some of their songs: don't wanna dream, dance little sister, I'm on to you, over the edge are a few of their songs.