I consider Jani Lane one of the best songwriters from that era. He deserved so much more credit. They did enjoy some of the big success. Wish it would have lasted forever. RIP Jani Lane.
Jani was an awesome songwriter who unfortunately never really had a great supporting cast around him. Warrant were cookie cutter musicians who could barely even play in the early days. They could have pulled literally thousands of guys in off the street and gotten that same sound. Jani never had a Mick Mars, Richie Sambora or a Slash to bring a unique element to the sound.
@@califtom -- FYI-- Nikki Sixx wrote the majority of Motleys biggest hits, not fuckin Mick Mars, who is an average lead guitarist at best. Most 80s shredders would piss on him. Pure examples: Zakk Wylde, Randy Rhoads, Warren DiMartin, George Lynch and Carlos Cavazo.i
@@antimurphy8212 he's just saying Jani never got hooked up with a "George Lynch or Warren Dmartini" which is true, Warrants guitar players were average-at-best hell I'm a better player than those guys lol.
Saw this tour in Cincinnati in late '94 and it blew me away! Got to meet Jani (RIP) and Jerry after the show. Although I am also a big Steven Sweet fan, James Kottack (RIP) was a freakin' beast! I am a singer and Jani Lane is my absolute, all-time #1 favorite and inspiration. He was the greatest singer, front-man, and songwriter of this era of rock and roll and can stand toe-to-toe with most other eras as well.
I'm gonna have to disagree with you on him being the best frontman of the time. I'm gonna say it's the one and only STEVE WHITEMAN. Who Jani sez was the reason he wanted to be a singer. Steve was one of his favorites and MENTOR...
Nathan, while I have lived in LA for 27 years now, my girl and I were AT that show at Annie's in December 1994. Met Jani for the first time and stayed friends for the last 17 years of his life! Upon his passing in 2011, and Obi (Band manager) calling back after I left a very emotional, tearful message) I drove to the service in Malibu, blasting all Jani music and bawling my eyes out! Again. He was AMAZINGLY talented and ALWAYS treated me/us with respect and I know I will see him again. BTW, he texted me on the evening he proposed to Kimberly 💔💔🙏🙏 "CAN WE REWIND TO WHERE WE'VE BEEN?" (Down Boys) I love you Jani!
Setlist: 00:00 Machine Gun 3:38 Down Boys 7:47 D.R.F.S.R./The Ocean 13:08 Family Picnic 18:05 32 Pennies 23:04 Sum of One 30:02 The Hole In My Wall 34:21 Crawl Space 38:16 Uncle Tom’s Cabin 43:40 Undertow 46:40 Followed 50:58 You Shook Me All Night Long/Girls Got Rhythm/Highway to Hell/Whole Lotta Love/Tequila 58:01 Cherry Pie 1:02:07 Band Jam 1:06:36 Heaven 1:10:47 Stronger Now 1:15:04 I Saw Red 1:20:43 Mr. Rainmaker (beginning only) 1:21:35 The Turtle
Jani was such a great songwriter. He was head and shoulders above all the rest of those kinds of bands. People always compared them to Poison but Warrant's songs are so much better. Dog Eat Dog is such an underrated album.
Jani was an underrated genius. He wrote ALL the Warrant tunes...and if you look past the hair band trappings, you'll hear some great songwriting. Despite the fact that most only know DRFSR and Cherry Pie, he got better as he went along. Ultraphobic, Belly to Belly, and Back Down to One are incredible. I sure hope that Jabberwocky gets released one day.
I agree with you 100%, I was friends with him and the band he was in Plain Jane and used to play shows with them back in '85-86, IMO Plain Jane were the best band on the L.A club scene hands down and of course he was the best singer song writer and from the first time I saw them I knew they/he were going to be big, but unfortunately he never got the respect that he deserved as an artist.....R.I.P JL....
Three years in the future here and I totally agree, Jani got better from Dog Eat Dog and on. Ultraphobic is an all-timer for me. He gave me a demo copy of Jabberwocky YEARS ago. We were friends for YEARS until his passing and I miss him every day, but my faith gets me through, BELIEVING that we will all be reunited eventually. Like all of my other influences and heroes, he too, treated me (us, my now ex-girlfriend) with respect and always saw that we were taken care of. I love you Jani and will see you again!
@@stonewall45 Jani and i were friends for 17 years and I was invited to his service in Malibu, and later, his Memorial Tribute at The Key Club, here in L.A. He always treated me and my girlfriend) with respect and admiration. Criminally under-rated and loved forever. We'll see him again in the Heavens. God bless you Jani 💔
Jani never missed a note. Vocals or guitar. Thank you for your shows in Toronto I got to see you. Nobody can top those Vocals live. Or your ppv special. You ROCK
Always amazing to listen to Jani sing and his stamina and moves put him to the top of the list of the best front man in my time. So greatful to be able to see this concert but so wish we could have seen his face.
RIP Jani! You were a really cool guy and had a really good heart and TY for some of the awesome ballads. I never thought anything about you being the "Cherri Pie guy" Like you thought. I knew you for heaven, i saw red, and Sometimes she cries.
*One of only 4 times we did "Stronger Now" on this tour. I only had to tune the acoustics and make sure the keyboard rig worked. But the change over had more bartenders than a cruise ship. Goodtimes. God blessed us with Jani. Erik and Jerry Blessed us with WARRANT.
I think this was the same tour I saw in Mandan ND at a place called Eddie's. I was working in TV at the time and convinced my bosses to let me do a feature on the band. They gave me incredible access, a pre show interview with the band and then they introduced me to Jani after the set and he and I hung, talked and drank together for hours. They came back through for an outdoor show about 6 years later and recognized me and let me shoot the entire show. It's still probably on Super VHS tapes somewhere in someone's storage unit in North Dakota. Ha! I miss them so much. RIP Jani.
That must of been a heck of a time for you I saw them twice and out of all the shows I have ever seen warrant is one of my favorites they were so good live thanks for sharing
I saw this tour in Colorado Springs, got to meet the whole band and spent 20 minutes talking with James Kottak. Probably the nicest down to earth famous people I've ever met.
Stronger Now is a masterpiece. Dog Eat Dog is really strong across the board. Jani and Nikki were the best songwriters of that period, everything else was professional songwriters Desmond Child, Jim Vallance, Bob Halligan Jr, etc
Hello incredible and important historical material, very good job MIKE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH, from Argentina, Buenos Aires, Lomas de Zamora, the southernmost country in America.
what an awesome show. i saw these guys at the horden in sydney australia in 1991 and blew me away. jani lane had an awesome voice. miss you brother RIP
Jani Lane, was a step above the rest. He was a a great vocalist, musician, live performer, and song writer. I got to hug him once in the pit at Riverbend Music Center in Cincy.
You're welcome warrant fans! 0:00 Machine Gun 3:38 Down Boys 7:45 DRFSR - 9:31 The Ocean (Led Zeppelin) 10:53 DRFSR - 11:35 Jani Lane talks to the crowd 13:07 Family Picnic 18:02 32 Pennies - sorry warrant fans i had a few too many to keep going ill update this in the futurw
23:57 SUM of one 30:00 Hole in my wall 34:16 Crawlspace 38:23 Uncle T's cabin ( TH-cam won't even let you say it LOL WTF) 43:33 Undertow 46:40 Followed 50:56 ( Janie talking to crowd again and letting fans sing~ covers) Shook me all night long, Girl's got rhythm, Highway to hell, Whole lotta love, Tequila ~ (smoked a fattie someone else can finish......
Can't wait for you to post the other videos! Met Jani a few times over the years at shows in NC. He was a great performer and a cool guy to speak with. Treated the fans great!
Janie Lane the day the world lost you was a huge loss not only a good guy awesome musician singer songwriter the music business still morns the loss but got to see your daughter sing Heaven it was sad but happy my eyes started to leak such a great monement hearing her sing your track 😢😢😢😢
cool..1995 was a rough year for these types of bands, but kudos to those that kept rocking out and to the fans that didn't let MTV tell them who to listen to.
Hi Mike! thanks so much for sharing this man. One of my favorite tours ever. They were on fire! To hear The Turtle again in SB quality is amazing! I must have seen them a half dozen times on the Ultraphobic tour. Really hoping you'll still upload the 3 other shows you mentioned in the description. Thanks again!
The 90s was a low and sad time for the hair bands and hard rockers of the 80s scene . Great tunes and just three or four years prior this band was selling out arenas
It was terrible. Rock music became angry and depressing in the 90's. Funny thing is everyone had moved on from grunge by the end of the 90's as well and these crappy bands like Bush and Alice in Chains had become dinosaurs barely able to sell out casino venues.
In the 90's, Warrant among others 80's US hard rock/metal bands should've moved their operation basis to Europe, south America and Asia, just as Obituary, Dio, WASP, Incantation, Monster Magnet, TOTO, Yes, Dream Theatre, Satriani, and many others did. The scene was/is alive and well. Here in the States people forgot their own bands. Some magazine editors idolized the Seattle movement ... But you have to remember that the grunge thing got diluted pretty fast. Heavy music was on underground again and survived that way through the rest of the decade.
@@califtom Grunge burned out crazy fast, AiC was great before Layne Staleys lets say 'health problems' escalated tho. Interesting seeing the 80s glam bands through a 90s lense
This is really special, thank you for posting. I have been a big warrant fan for years and I always felt like, more than the other "hair" bands, they were producing quality stuff way into the 90s
Jani really had an incredible voice. I saw Warrant open for Poison in Greensboro, NC. It was the "Cherry Pie" tour. Poison didn't show because Brett Michaels was having problems with his Diabetes. Warrant played both the DRFSR and Cherry Pie albums minus one or two songs to make up for it. They offered ticket refunds but I was there to see Warrant anyway and I was completely satisfied.
I wish I could have been there , I didn't have friends to take me to go see him , I wanted to see him so bad but not he's gone that's a really sucks, too now that he's gone I can't go see him at all ( Bull) R.I.P. Jani love you a lot ! I will be playing your greatest hits forever until I go !! Sorry that you are gone too soon but you are not forgotten , I will always remember you !!! Your in my thoughts and life forever , what amazing singer hope to see you on the other side !!!!!!!
Thanks for posting!!! This is honestly a holy grail for me. I saw Warrant quite a few times and never heard Stronger Now live. I thought they never played it live, but this video proved me wrong in such a good way. Jani sounds amazing. I appreciate you posting! :)
They played a club in his hometown of Akron, (I believe about a month or two before this show), during this tour and I was privileged to open for them as the drummer of a local Akron band. I ended up standing in the parking lot at Ramon’s Nite Club next to the MAN, Jani Lane, signing autographs. One of the best moments in all my days playing. I wish I could find a spot playing with one of the 80’s bands that are still at it or looking to tour again. Thanks for posting!
My friends and I got into Warrant on the Dog Eat Dog record...which we got as an accident for not sending the pick of the month card from Columbia House back on time! We were all heartbroken when they broke up late in 92, and stoked when they got back together just as quick. In the buildup to the release of Ultraphobic, we prayed they would come to the Portland Oregon area, but alas, they never did. We didn't have youtube then, and I have reveled in watching the performance from the tour of this time. Those albums of the late 90's (Utlraphobic and Belly 2 Belly) are two of my all time favorite records. I just wish I had gotten the chance to see them. I eventually saw them in 2001 on the Poison tour, and in 2003 for the Metal Edge Rockfest tour.
Warrant sounded amazing! I saw them in 1991 on their first show headlining the cherry pie tour in Bismarck North Dakota. It was sold out to over 10,000 people and just crazy couple years later these great bands were back to playing clubs and small theaters
I worked that show :P Lane was such a nice, nice guy. Shared a bottle of booze with him while watching a Tyson fight that was on tv in the VIP lounge. He was adamant on making sure he got to see some of the fight . . .
This is great. Dog eat dog is the best warrant's album. Ultraphobic is very good too. I don't know why ultraphobic and belly to belly are not on Spotify....
Great concert!! I love Jani, a Unique voice, and Warrant, one of the biggest hair, pop metal rock bands. In Italy they have not become famous, In 1992 they participated in the MOR in Reggio Emilia but they had changed their musical genre and nobody knew them with very different bands & Crowd (black Sabbat, Megadeth, Pantera, Maiden). Jani was very nervous at that concert. They were like fish out of the water.
Loved Jani. Met him when they opened for Brittany Fox at the Ritz. There was like 20 people in the crowd. They where no body's yet. But awesome time and ended up partying with them at the Limelight after
What I wouldn't give to have had the same type of taping equipment that we have now. It breaks my heart that I can't even see his face. There is no one who complains more about technology than I do but that all changes when we don't have great concert footage from the day. What a shame. Although to be honest I usually cry all the way through the first half of this anyway and then I I managed to pull myself together. I don't just grieve the loss of the band and the loss of Jani which is devastating but it's the whole Era. There was nothing like the late 80s and early 90s. It was that feeling that we would be young and party forever and the only thing that mattered was the music, where was the best-looking guys and gals were and what band was playing where. Then we all lost our minds and got married and had children. Whatever made that seem like a good idea. LOL
I have all the "great concert footage" in my memory, which is where it's supposed to be. You don't know how many times I'll think about a show from back in the day and remember it as being so great only to find footage or audio on TH-cam only to hear it through trained ears that the show really sucked. I'll watch old footage, but I'll never rewatch something I personally experienced ever again. These things are supposed to be enjoyed in the moment not taped and re-watched. That's why kids are so miserable these days & we had the times of our lives. BTW the party hasn't ended...it just went underground, where it belongs. ;)
I think this was the same tour I saw in Mandan ND at a place called Eddie's. I was working in TV at the time and convinced my bosses to let me do a feature on the band. They gave me incredible access, a pre show interview with the band and then they introduced me to Jani after the set and he and I hung, talked and drank together for hours. They came back through for an outdoor show about 6 years later and recognized me and let me shoot the entire show. It's still probably on Super VHS tapes somewhere in someone's storage unit in North Dakota. Ha! I miss them so much. RIP Jani.
I consider Jani Lane one of the best songwriters from that era. He deserved so much more credit. They did enjoy some of the big success. Wish it would have lasted forever. RIP Jani Lane.
Jani was an awesome songwriter who unfortunately never really had a great supporting cast around him. Warrant were cookie cutter musicians who could barely even play in the early days. They could have pulled literally thousands of guys in off the street and gotten that same sound. Jani never had a Mick Mars, Richie Sambora or a Slash to bring a unique element to the sound.
@@califtom -- FYI-- Nikki Sixx wrote the majority of Motleys biggest hits, not fuckin Mick Mars, who is an average lead guitarist at best. Most 80s shredders would piss on him. Pure examples: Zakk Wylde, Randy Rhoads, Warren DiMartin, George Lynch and Carlos Cavazo.i
@@antimurphy8212 he's just saying Jani never got hooked up with a "George Lynch or Warren Dmartini" which is true, Warrants guitar players were average-at-best hell I'm a better player than those guys lol.
@@badmonkey2222 SPEAK TRUTH!!! ❤️
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Jani used to nail every note outstanding vocalist and very underrated songwriter
thinking same watching this.. his voice is just on point! amazing! he's missed.
I can't get over the power of Jani's voice. One of the best vocalists ever.
So much power its hard to believe, a touring singer that gives his all. Damn! Better than his 89 to 1991 live vocals.
Amazing b/c he never saw himself as a frontman ...he used to be a drummer
@@hiddenaxies4953 Exactly, stunning power in Jani's vocals. Amazing.
Old friend of mine. I miss him
Amazing
The music world lost a great talent when Jani Lane died. Dog Eat Dog is one of my favourite albums.
Saw this tour in Cincinnati in late '94 and it blew me away! Got to meet Jani (RIP) and Jerry after the show. Although I am also a big Steven Sweet fan, James Kottack (RIP) was a freakin' beast! I am a singer and Jani Lane is my absolute, all-time #1 favorite and inspiration. He was the greatest singer, front-man, and songwriter of this era of rock and roll and can stand toe-to-toe with most other eras as well.
I'm gonna have to disagree with you on him being the best frontman of the time. I'm gonna say it's the one and only STEVE WHITEMAN.
Who Jani sez was the reason he wanted to be a singer. Steve was one of his favorites and MENTOR...
Nathan, while I have lived in LA for 27 years now, my girl and I were AT that show at Annie's in December 1994. Met Jani for the first time and stayed friends for the last 17 years of his life!
Upon his passing in 2011, and Obi (Band manager) calling back after I left a very emotional, tearful message) I drove to the service in Malibu, blasting all Jani music and bawling my eyes out! Again.
He was AMAZINGLY talented and ALWAYS treated me/us with respect and I know I will see him again.
BTW, he texted me on the evening he proposed to Kimberly 💔💔🙏🙏
"CAN WE REWIND TO WHERE WE'VE BEEN?" (Down Boys) I love you Jani!
Setlist:
00:00 Machine Gun
3:38 Down Boys
7:47 D.R.F.S.R./The Ocean
13:08 Family Picnic
18:05 32 Pennies
23:04 Sum of One
30:02 The Hole In My Wall
34:21 Crawl Space
38:16 Uncle Tom’s Cabin
43:40 Undertow
46:40 Followed
50:58 You Shook Me All Night Long/Girls Got Rhythm/Highway to Hell/Whole Lotta Love/Tequila
58:01 Cherry Pie
1:02:07 Band Jam
1:06:36 Heaven
1:10:47 Stronger Now
1:15:04 I Saw Red
1:20:43 Mr. Rainmaker (beginning only)
1:21:35 The Turtle
thanks for the set list
Thanks!!!!
thank you!
D.R.F.F.! Don't mess it! :)))
Thank You for posting the set and times. You rock! 🤘
1995 was a weird year for many hard rock bands. This is awesome but knowing what's to come brings a sad tinge of melancholy to it.
ULtraphobic is a dam good good album very tight and we'll written, I still rock it loud and proud.
Yup!! Belly To Belly too!
Loud and proud!
@@tjp3rd Thanks Thomas. I played on that one as well as on Warrant Live.
Absolutely!
@@bobbyborg- Bobby You fucking rock!! Loved your drumming on Belly to Belly. Just wished the production was a little fuller. Sounded a little thin.
Jani was such a great songwriter. He was head and shoulders above all the rest of those kinds of bands. People always compared them to Poison but Warrant's songs are so much better.
Dog Eat Dog is such an underrated album.
Yup, and, Dog Eat Dog is their best album IMO.
@@8trackregalbeagl3 Dog Eat Dog is wildly underrated.
Jani was an underrated genius. He wrote ALL the Warrant tunes...and if you look past the hair band trappings, you'll hear some great songwriting. Despite the fact that most only know DRFSR and Cherry Pie, he got better as he went along. Ultraphobic, Belly to Belly, and Back Down to One are incredible. I sure hope that Jabberwocky gets released one day.
The Saints Of The Underground album was a really good showcase of Jani's singing and writing skills too.
I agree with you 100%, I was friends with him and the band he was in Plain Jane and used to play shows with them back in '85-86, IMO Plain Jane were the best band on the L.A club scene hands down and of course he was the best singer song writer and from the first time I saw them I knew they/he were going to be big, but unfortunately he never got the respect that he deserved as an artist.....R.I.P JL....
Three years in the future here and I totally agree, Jani got better from Dog Eat Dog and on. Ultraphobic is an all-timer for me. He gave me a demo copy of Jabberwocky YEARS ago. We were friends for YEARS until his passing and I miss him every day, but my faith gets me through, BELIEVING that we will all be reunited eventually.
Like all of my other influences and heroes, he too, treated me (us, my now ex-girlfriend) with respect and always saw that we were taken care of.
I love you Jani and will see you again!
@@jeffreyg607Yeah, they got better as they went along. Ultraphobic was fucking awesome!!!!
@@stonewall45 Jani and i were friends for 17 years and I was invited to his service in Malibu, and later, his Memorial Tribute at The Key Club, here in L.A. He always treated me and my girlfriend) with respect and admiration.
Criminally under-rated and loved forever.
We'll see him again in the Heavens.
God bless you Jani 💔
WOW. Janis voice! the entire show was pwrful!
jani lane was one rock star singer that sounded good live you could understand every word
Definitely!! So blessed to see him in Warrant a ton of times. Mainly in small club which isn't a bad thing.
O M G !! Wish I was there! LOVE his voice!! There will never be anyone like Jani Lane!!! Simply THE BEST!
Jani never missed a note. Vocals or guitar. Thank you for your shows in Toronto I got to see you. Nobody can top those Vocals live. Or your ppv special. You ROCK
Always amazing to listen to Jani sing and his stamina and moves put him to the top of the list of the best front man in my time. So greatful to be able to see this concert but so wish we could have seen his face.
Mike, Thanks for uploading this. It was fun rocking the drums with the band way back then. Good board recording!
RIP Jani! You were a really cool guy and had a really good heart and TY for some of the awesome ballads. I never thought anything about you being the "Cherri Pie guy" Like you thought. I knew you for heaven, i saw red, and Sometimes she cries.
What about Down Boys? He wrote some good Rockin' tunes and not just ballads. Damn it! Lol
Jani you'll be in our hearts forever and ever!!!!! Thanks for music and your excellent voice!!!
Wow. What a Gem. This could be a live album release!
I miss these days warrant was my favorite band only with Jani Lane. not now . Rip Jani Lane I miss your voice and your kindness.
Wow. This is phenomenal. Band was tight and Lane was excellent. Wish I would have seen them on this tour.
The drummer whoever he is!! killed it.💪💪👍👍
Is it Bobby Borg?
It's unreal awesomе! Love Lane voice so much
Jani was a good friend of mine from the Hollywood Days. He was super Cool and Always Had an upbeat
Anything is possible Attitude. Great Guy.
*One of only 4 times we did "Stronger Now" on this tour. I only had to tune the acoustics and make sure the keyboard rig worked. But the change over had more bartenders than a cruise ship. Goodtimes. God blessed us with Jani. Erik and Jerry Blessed us with WARRANT.
Casey McNerney Stronger Now is a rock classic in my opinion.
Warrant rules
I think this was the same tour I saw in Mandan ND at a place called Eddie's. I was working in TV at the time and convinced my bosses to let me do a feature on the band. They gave me incredible access, a pre show interview with the band and then they introduced me to Jani after the set and he and I hung, talked and drank together for hours. They came back through for an outdoor show about 6 years later and recognized me and let me shoot the entire show. It's still probably on Super VHS tapes somewhere in someone's storage unit in North Dakota. Ha! I miss them so much. RIP Jani.
Probably one of the best songs nobody knows about. Gives me chills.
I saw this tour in Nashville, Tn. & they did Stronger Now that night. Love that song! Miss Jani a lot! He was one of the best!
I was a Guitar Tech for Warrant. I'd love to see more video from this tour. - Casey McNerney
Casey McNerney thats so nice can you say some gear that the guitar players use on that times?...
That must of been a heck of a time for you I saw them twice and out of all the shows I have ever seen warrant is one of my favorites they were so good live thanks for sharing
motto sierra Yes. What would you like to know?
Casey McNerney nice, pedals effects amps all ,thank you
What up Casey!
Jani's vocal on "I Saw Red" was epic here.. Unbelievable, amazing.
Loved this tour. Met the band at a record store signing and saw them in Detroit. RIP Jani Lane
Sounds great. Saw them in 91. Best concert I've ever been to.
I saw this tour in Colorado Springs, got to meet the whole band and spent 20 minutes talking with James Kottak. Probably the nicest down to earth famous people I've ever met.
Do you think Jani will ever get the recognition he deserves for his songwriting? I hope he does.. just so fantastic... love this !!
Depending on who holds the rights. Thinking " Stronger Now " could be a monster hit IMHO.
Stronger Now is a masterpiece. Dog Eat Dog is really strong across the board. Jani and Nikki were the best songwriters of that period, everything else was professional songwriters Desmond Child, Jim Vallance, Bob Halligan Jr, etc
@@andersonzega5464 -Stronger Now was on Ultraphobic and not Dog Est Dog. Nevertheless it's a great tune and both of those albums are incredible
I saw red ...i think is the song that showed his briiliance...rainmaker too
Thank you for taking the time to upload this. There isn't all that much live material from this period so it's appreciated.
Thanks for posting. This is awesome sh*t! Jani had a set of pipes and could sing his as* off. RIP Jani, warrant fans miss you.
Jani sounds so good. Love it ❤️
Hello
incredible and important historical material, very good job MIKE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH, from Argentina, Buenos Aires, Lomas de Zamora, the southernmost country in America.
I am a lead singer... I cant get over how awesome Janie sings here...
what an awesome show. i saw these guys at the horden in sydney australia in 1991 and blew me away. jani lane had an awesome voice. miss you brother RIP
Jani Lane, was a step above the rest. He was a a great vocalist, musician, live performer, and song writer. I got to hug him once in the pit at Riverbend Music Center in Cincy.
You're welcome warrant fans!
0:00 Machine Gun
3:38 Down Boys
7:45 DRFSR -
9:31 The Ocean (Led Zeppelin)
10:53 DRFSR -
11:35 Jani Lane talks to the crowd
13:07 Family Picnic
18:02 32 Pennies
- sorry warrant fans i had a few too many to keep going ill update this in the futurw
23:57 SUM of one 30:00 Hole in my wall 34:16 Crawlspace 38:23 Uncle T's cabin ( TH-cam won't even let you say it LOL WTF) 43:33 Undertow 46:40 Followed 50:56 ( Janie talking to crowd again and letting fans sing~ covers) Shook me all night long, Girl's got rhythm, Highway to hell, Whole lotta love, Tequila ~ (smoked a fattie someone else can finish......
Can't wait for you to post the other videos! Met Jani a few times over the years at shows in NC. He was a great performer and a cool guy to speak with. Treated the fans great!
WOW! I'm a HUGE Warrant fan and this is so amazing! Thanks for the Upload! I loved this era
They went from clubs to stadiums back to clubs in record time. I wish they had hit a few years earlier.
Motley Crue suffered the same fate!
The 90's was not kind for any of them.
Janie Lane the day the world lost you was a huge loss not only a good guy awesome musician singer songwriter the music business still morns the loss but got to see your daughter sing Heaven it was sad but happy my eyes started to leak such a great monement hearing her sing your track 😢😢😢😢
This is awesome miss Jani he was an awesome singer songwriter.
cool..1995 was a rough year for these types of bands, but kudos to those that kept rocking out and to the fans that didn't let MTV tell them who to listen to.
Fuck i wish I was there! I seen them on the Blood, Sweat and Beers Tour. His vocals emotionally are unmatched. So underrated its wrong!
One of best singers ever jani lane forever may he rest in peace🙏🤘
Hi Mike! thanks so much for sharing this man. One of my favorite tours ever. They were on fire! To hear The Turtle again in SB quality is amazing! I must have seen them a half dozen times on the Ultraphobic tour. Really hoping you'll still upload the 3 other shows you mentioned in the description. Thanks again!
I met Erik Turner in 89 when I was 14 at the Laundry mat the night of the Motley Crue/Warrant Show
Your story was good, and I look forward to looking at the other videos
Jani is a powerful voice !
The 90s was a low and sad time for the hair bands and hard rockers of the 80s scene . Great tunes and just three or four years prior this band was selling out arenas
It was terrible. Rock music became angry and depressing in the 90's. Funny thing is everyone had moved on from grunge by the end of the 90's as well and these crappy bands like Bush and Alice in Chains had become dinosaurs barely able to sell out casino venues.
@@califtom- Alice in Chains isn't "crappy". Get your shit correct. Bush fucking sucked! I'll agree there.
In the 90's, Warrant among others 80's US hard rock/metal bands should've moved their operation basis to Europe, south America and Asia, just as Obituary, Dio, WASP, Incantation, Monster Magnet, TOTO, Yes, Dream Theatre, Satriani, and many others did. The scene was/is alive and well.
Here in the States people forgot their own bands. Some magazine editors idolized the Seattle movement ... But you have to remember that the grunge thing got diluted pretty fast. Heavy music was on underground again and survived that way through the rest of the decade.
@@califtom Grunge burned out crazy fast, AiC was great before Layne Staleys lets say 'health problems' escalated tho. Interesting seeing the 80s glam bands through a 90s lense
That's singing there 4 ya , what a performance. R.I.P Jani
the opening tune sounds a bit like MLB's Heartshine. thanks for uploading the show. Ultraphobic is a fine record and Jani was a dam good songwriter.
Jani was very talented!! Miss you Jani!! RIP / Mike Sinelli you are so fortunate to have met him and worked with him!!!
30:04 FFFUUUUKK YES! been lookin for live version of "Hole In My Wall" for YEARS! AMAZING underrated track! 🤘!
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This is really special, thank you for posting. I have been a big warrant fan for years and I always felt like, more than the other "hair" bands, they were producing quality stuff way into the 90s
Jani really had an incredible voice. I saw Warrant open for Poison in Greensboro, NC. It was the "Cherry Pie" tour. Poison didn't show because Brett Michaels was having problems with his Diabetes. Warrant played both the DRFSR and Cherry Pie albums minus one or two songs to make up for it. They offered ticket refunds but I was there to see Warrant anyway and I was completely satisfied.
Seen loads of bands but never caught Warrant sadly..Jani Lane....what a singer!!
Jani was a poet, and a "RockStar."
Wow thanks for posting this!! They sounded perfect! I saw them on the Belly to Belly tour.
Awesome. I played that tour.
thank you so much for sharing I saw them several times and always one of my favorite bands to see live Jani was so awesome thanks again !
I wish I could have been there , I didn't have friends to take me to go see him , I wanted to see him so bad but not he's gone that's a really sucks, too now that he's gone I can't go see him at all ( Bull) R.I.P. Jani love you a lot ! I will be playing your greatest hits forever until I go !! Sorry that you are gone too soon but you are not forgotten , I will always remember you !!! Your in my thoughts and life forever , what amazing singer hope to see you on the other side !!!!!!!
saw them in myrtle beach that summer at the afterdeck - one big friggin party love this band
Really damn good. Thank you so much for posting. Jani is amazing.
Thanks for posting!!! This is honestly a holy grail for me. I saw Warrant quite a few times and never heard Stronger Now live. I thought they never played it live, but this video proved me wrong in such a good way. Jani sounds amazing. I appreciate you posting! :)
Jani was on a whole other level ♥️
Awesome video and show..miss Jani
They played a club in his hometown of Akron, (I believe about a month or two before this show), during this tour and I was privileged to open for them as the drummer of a local Akron band.
I ended up standing in the parking lot at Ramon’s Nite Club next to the MAN, Jani Lane, signing autographs.
One of the best moments in all my days playing.
I wish I could find a spot playing with one of the 80’s bands that are still at it or looking to tour again.
Thanks for posting!
The sound is amazing! Thanks for sharing.
Jani absolutely killed it on I Saw Red.
I so miss Jani here in 2022 and I Saw Red was absolutely amazing on this recording.
My friends and I got into Warrant on the Dog Eat Dog record...which we got as an accident for not sending the pick of the month card from Columbia House back on time!
We were all heartbroken when they broke up late in 92, and stoked when they got back together just as quick. In the buildup to the release of Ultraphobic, we prayed they would come to the Portland Oregon area, but alas, they never did.
We didn't have youtube then, and I have reveled in watching the performance from the tour of this time. Those albums of the late 90's (Utlraphobic and Belly 2 Belly) are two of my all time favorite records. I just wish I had gotten the chance to see them.
I eventually saw them in 2001 on the Poison tour, and in 2003 for the Metal Edge Rockfest tour.
Ultraphobic !,,,,,,, Ultimately very great.Still sounds great forevermore. RIP Jani. Nice work all.Watching this raw sound over & over !
WOW!!!! Mike you the MAN this is so good!!
A+ content thanks for the killer upload of one of the bands I blasted as a kid
Thank you for posting the video.
This was a good show. I wish i'd been there. 👍's up.
Tx for posting rock on
this is my favorite Warrant record, and ive been following closely since 1988
Warrant sounded amazing! I saw them in 1991 on their first show headlining the cherry pie tour in Bismarck North Dakota. It was sold out to over 10,000 people and just crazy couple years later these great bands were back to playing clubs and small theaters
Awsomeness
Great,thanks for posting
Buen concierto, y Jani como siempre dando lo mejor de sí. Una verdadera pena que no esté más con nosotros.
great gig and sound .. jani was the best voice for warrant
Great stuff, and so rare to see Warrant's shows from those years! thanks for psting
Awesome!!! I saw this tour - Jani was so talented. I hope you publish the Springfield, MA show as I was there and would love to revisit it! Cheers!
I worked that show :P Lane was such a nice, nice guy. Shared a bottle of booze with him while watching a Tyson fight that was on tv in the VIP lounge. He was adamant on making sure he got to see some of the fight . . .
@@vnfs8304 --Enduring memories...R.I.P. Jani.
This is great. Dog eat dog is the best warrant's album. Ultraphobic is very good too. I don't know why ultraphobic and belly to belly are not on Spotify....
Great concert!! I love Jani, a Unique voice, and Warrant, one of the biggest hair, pop metal rock bands. In Italy they have not become famous, In 1992 they participated in the MOR in Reggio Emilia but they had changed their musical genre and nobody knew them with very different bands & Crowd (black Sabbat, Megadeth, Pantera, Maiden). Jani was very nervous at that concert. They were like fish out of the water.
Thnx For Posting 👍!
Loved Jani. Met him when they opened for Brittany Fox at the Ritz. There was like 20 people in the crowd. They where no body's yet. But awesome time and ended up partying with them at the Limelight after
Awesome gig wowww
Gotta Love Jani “if you don’t know the words to this song you ain’t American” a song from a British band. 🤣🤘
Great show and sound. Wish there was some zoom in and out wit the camera but it sounds great. Rest in Peace.
What I wouldn't give to have had the same type of taping equipment that we have now. It breaks my heart that I can't even see his face. There is no one who complains more about technology than I do but that all changes when we don't have great concert footage from the day. What a shame. Although to be honest I usually cry all the way through the first half of this anyway and then I I managed to pull myself together. I don't just grieve the loss of the band and the loss of Jani which is devastating but it's the whole Era. There was nothing like the late 80s and early 90s. It was that feeling that we would be young and party forever and the only thing that mattered was the music, where was the best-looking guys and gals were and what band was playing where. Then we all lost our minds and got married and had children. Whatever made that seem like a good idea. LOL
I have all the "great concert footage" in my memory, which is where it's supposed to be. You don't know how many times I'll think about a show from back in the day and remember it as being so great only to find footage or audio on TH-cam only to hear it through trained ears that the show really sucked. I'll watch old footage, but I'll never rewatch something I personally experienced ever again. These things are supposed to be enjoyed in the moment not taped and re-watched. That's why kids are so miserable these days & we had the times of our lives. BTW the party hasn't ended...it just went underground, where it belongs. ;)
I think this was the same tour I saw in Mandan ND at a place called Eddie's. I was working in TV at the time and convinced my bosses to let me do a feature on the band. They gave me incredible access, a pre show interview with the band and then they introduced me to Jani after the set and he and I hung, talked and drank together for hours. They came back through for an outdoor show about 6 years later and recognized me and let me shoot the entire show. It's still probably on Super VHS tapes somewhere in someone's storage unit in North Dakota. Ha! I miss them so much. RIP Jani.
Thanks for sharing
Personally would like if the hats and overheads were just a little louder. but at my age it is possibly just my ears
Love the ocean and ac dc etx thrown in the middle
Switching to The Ocean in the middle of DRFSR sort of felt like a way to skip having to play the solo.
Drums are killer!!!!
Great video bro 😎