I was at sunset tattoo 1989,.getting a tattoo with my girlfriend.All of a sudden Sebastian Bach and his girlfriend walk in,..him and I are wearing the exact same thing,down to our Leopard Print Beatle Boots!…hilarious..Kool part was my band Dreams were going to open for them the neXt night at the Marquee in Orange County.He couldn’t believe it When I told him that !..X
Who is the tattooer? I know Greg James worked there...and Robert Benedetti who did tattoo the GNR and Motley Crue guys..back when tattoos were really cool and worn by real rockstars and were not socially accepted...
LA bands' attitudes were so annoying, looking back. They all talked the same. I saw these guys open for AC/DC in Detroit at the Joe back around '88. They were ok.
Um, Phil was not from L.A. and clearly has a BRITISH accent. Now there's no rock stars in the mainstream anymore. Just rappers and autotune'd pop. Go figure Good times back then if you got to see both LA Guns and AC/DC at the same show. I need a time capsule
there's a mid 80s video of motley crue doing a similar "hanging out on the strip" type thing, and it's so obvious that everyone of them have so little of substance to say. ESPECIALY vince! everything comes back to "we just like partying and chicks maaaaaan!"
@@williamgatesenson It was a simple life back then...with the focus on fun....now you just have people yammering about politics and other world/national problems left and right. Yearning for the old days.
I was at sunset tattoo 1989,.getting a tattoo with my girlfriend.All of a sudden Sebastian Bach and his girlfriend walk in,..him and I are wearing the exact same thing,down to our Leopard Print Beatle Boots!…hilarious..Kool part was my band Dreams were going to open for them the neXt night at the Marquee in Orange County.He couldn’t believe it When I told him that !..X
Youre a kool dude rob
I'm looking at Phil in the background while Tracii is talking haha
Back than tattos weren't in the mainstream like they are now in fact about the only people who had them were rock bands and bikers
and military. All the ARMY towns have dozens of tattoo parlors outside the gates. I got 3 in Killeen Ft Hood in 1983.
Exactly and tats were totally cool and seen as an outrageous thing...today they look so pathetic on so many ppl...
There is nothing better than that first LA guns album
Their second album is just as awesome
A 2nd L.A. Guns album.
I like second album better than first
the way tracii flicks his tongue at 1:10... holy shit. ive never wanted to be a piece of pizza so bad in my life
No... we don't do no gay here, please!
@@prettynoose8497 correction: YOU don't. worry about yourself lmfao
No way. Tattooed right before my eyezzz! Whoooaaa!
Love this. Got some tattoos from this very parlor 😊. Legendary. Love L.A. Guns ❤
Love l.a. guns
“the world famous… what’s it called?”
Pop band
oh is this really pop? when? are you a freak?@@knightofniini7772
Tracii Guns
Love this.
I had no idea Phil Lewis was British
Mick Cripps is also British
@@OperationEndGameMick is Australian
These guys were dawm good very underestimated
You mean very underrated?
Huh. That particular handshake has been around a while now, it seems.
Who is the tattooer? I know Greg James worked there...and Robert Benedetti who did tattoo the GNR and Motley Crue guys..back when tattoos were really cool and worn by real rockstars and were not socially accepted...
Pop Band
LA bands' attitudes were so annoying, looking back. They all talked the same. I saw these guys open for AC/DC in Detroit at the Joe back around '88. They were ok.
Um, Phil was not from L.A. and clearly has a BRITISH accent. Now there's no rock stars in the mainstream anymore. Just rappers and autotune'd pop. Go figure Good times back then if you got to see both LA Guns and AC/DC at the same show. I need a time capsule
there's a mid 80s video of motley crue doing a similar "hanging out on the strip" type thing, and it's so obvious that everyone of them have so little of substance to say. ESPECIALY vince! everything comes back to "we just like partying and chicks maaaaaan!"
I have read a lot of replies. Your reply was ok.
@@williamgatesenson It was a simple life back then...with the focus on fun....now you just have people yammering about politics and other world/national problems left and right. Yearning for the old days.