I saw Quiet Riot open for Iron Maiden in Charlotte, N.C. October of 83. Their show was high energy and they rocked the house. They had great sound too. During Maidens set, between songs, Bruce Dickenson said something to the effect of "Quiet Riot knows how to rock. We've got to really rock to top that."
@@rlfslfrlf9581 They were just a local band. They were called Whips-n-Kisses (It seems like every 80's cover band has this name these days, but they were the first afaik. lol). I was there at soundcheck and at the end of the show. Had a few beers and mingled.
@@eatmyanger that's great. Everything I ever heard bout Frankie was how cool & down to earth he was.Good on you for getting the chance to meet them & good for your bil.Being a big wasp fan I was glad he drummed on a number of their albums.
I met Kevin and the whole original band once. I walked with them from the concert venue back to their Bus. Everyone was really cool, as was Kevin. With out Kevin, QR is just a tribute band. Ps. Mt aunt in Hollywood personally knew them all, as it was, the house next door had musician's over all the time for party's and my aunt was always intrigued to and got to know everyone well. She laughed about the name Quiet Riot because, as she said, they were most respectful guys and always checking with her to ake sure they weren't being too loud. RIP Kevin.
@@bobthebear1246 Yea it’s so funny how these 60 70 or even older rock stars have full thick heads of hair. Paul Stanley ,Nikki Sixx ,Alice Cooper ,Steven Tyler Mick Jaggar, Joe Perry, Rob Halford.
I met Quiet Riot in person, and I am here to tell you, the entire band were pretty stuck up jerks, EXCEPT for Kevin. He was cool, kind and spoke to us, smiled, signed autographs etc. Kevin really stood out in a positive way.
Wow. I met them a couple of times. They were so down to earth and friendly. Got signed cds, pic, sticks, and guitar picks. Sorry that happened. I can't believe that even happened to you. I spent time with Carlos and Rudy just talking about life. Greatest guys ever.
I was never a huge Quiet Riot fan, but I saw them at Bogart's in Cinci right when the Metal Health album was blowing up, and it was definitely a great show and probably the band at their pinnacle.
Rock and roll is meant to be blue collar, relatable, and fun with a hint of emotion, yet big, bombastic and a little sleazy. It's meant to be music for the masses, and the glam metal guys GOT that. AC/DC did as well. So did David Lee Roth. Those guys represent the true spirit of rock and roll.
I saw Kevin DuBrow sing the national anthem at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas for a Las Vegas Thunder hockey game and I’m thinking 1996? Rock and Roll anthem man!
Saw QR and Poison in 1986 in St Petersburg Florida. Keel was also on the bill but didn't show up. It was at a 2500 seat theater and it was full. QR were great.
Wow. I never knew a feud between these 2 existed. I know they both have their share of party songs ("Bang Your Head" and "Nothin' but a Good Time", to name a few), but I've never heard of any tension between any members of both groups.
As cheesy as these old glam rock and hair metal bands from the '80s were, they rocked the house back then, and they are still fucking legends even to this day. There will never be another Quiet Riot or Poison ever again. 🤘😎
One Quiet Riot and one Poison were one to many of each. Quiet Riot was a Slade cover band and Poison was just another crappy hair band catering to women and men who wish they were born women. Stop the gushing, fanboy.
I saw quiet riot not sure what year in Memphis when they did the Randy Rhodes Crossroads tribute tour. It was a small club. They Rocked! My friend threw ice in Kevin's Wig. Very sad he did that.
Second rate screamer,they got rich and famous off of slades two biggest hits,Kevin was a major coke addict,their third album flopped ,no radio single, he was kicked out of his own band
I saw them on this tour in St Pete FL, even got to meet 3/4 of QR the day before, they were cool. Keel and some other act were supposed to open, but when concertgoers got there, they had crossed those names out. Also, they were supposed to play in the arena, but I guess ticket sales were so bad they played a smaller theatre in the same building. I was on the floor right near the stage and was taken aback by who was opening. Then at the end of Poison's set, Bret Michaels yells, ok, party at the tour bus and it seemed like half the audience left lol.
Quiet Riot toured with Poison again in 2001 on the Glam Slam Metal Jam Tour. Along with Warrant and Enuff Znuff. Tour was cancelled due to Bobby Dall's back injury.
Kevin DuBrow was a Class-A jerk. When he was on the coke - which was constantly - nobody could shut him up. Rudy Sarzo - one of the nicest rockers in history - came to hate his guts, and for damn good reason. Even Frankie Banali - Kevin's biggest defender - could no longer defend his best friend after a few years of Kevin's b.s.
I saw Quiet Riot about a year or so before Kevin died. They were actually very good, and he was awesome. Better than the glory days. He had a terrible wig, but his voice was in very good shape.
It's funny how people think they know someone by talking to them for five minutes, or by being snubbed by them. I would imagine touring as a rock act is very stressful at times, and band members could be cool one night and jerks the next, depending on how things were going for them at the time. I'm pretty sure they are all pretty good people most of the time, just like the rest of us.
I seen them in 99 at the micro-dome bingo hall in Fife, Washington, there was maybe 75-100 people there with LA Guns opening up, I remember seeing them in 83 in the Tacoma dome when they were a big draw so it was sad to see how far they had fallen
Popular 80s rock can be summed up for the most part like this: Before Bon Jovi and After Bon Jovi. GnR and AC/DC were still able to crossover but glam bands were much more favored by MTV after 1986.
There main reason for fame, was the one song they hated, or hated the British band who wrote it, come on feel the noise, and with the attitude of there lead singer, it was never gonna work, it's a miracle they got that far, yet I loved there cover of the feel the noise, same as the original too.
I've read the Kelly Garni book. This is a good book on Randy Rhoads life before he made it big with Ozzy. The book is very telling about Dubrow. QR might possibly made it bigger earlier if they had a different front man. Dubrow always hating Van Halen as they were both hitting it on the strip at the same time. They were competing for gigs and record company attention. He always was trashing them. but quite frankly VH was a better band. Better songs, better bass player , drummer and front man. honestly the two QR albums with Randy on them, (other than his playing) just wasn't that good. They hit it big with Bang your head album, and then then nothing really good since... They got lucky with one. Like the blind dog eventually finding the bone...
Correct me if I’m wrong, but Bret Michael’s wrote “Everyone rose has its thorn” when calling his then girlfriend from a laundromat telephone while on tour, only to hear a man’s voice speaking in the background. It was believed that the man was Kevin Dubrow, singer of Quiet Riot.
In middle school, I got into metal through Quiet Riot. There were about eight or nine of us that formed the "metalhead table" at lunch, and I was the only one who thought QRIII was a decent album. I still like listening to it from time to time. Poison annoyed me as they seemed like a bunch of prissy boys clogging up MTV. Fun years though.
Furthermore, the purist elitist mindset fostered mainly by the grunge and metal communities is the very thing rock and roll was originally intended to fight against, and that mindset killed rock and roll as a viable mainstream commodity by running off the casual listeners. It lost relevance as a result. And if you TRULY LOVE rock and roll, you should want it to be relevant and have as many listeners as possible.
Although I liked Brett as a VH1realitty star and he came across as a really nice guy---- QUIET RIOT blew doors on Poison. As a kid I bought Metal Health with my own cash, the same for Conditional Critical ( I'll admit it wasnt as good as Mwtal Health , but the Slade cover was great and " Winners" is still a song a listen to it will share with loved ones. MAYBE, POISON had technically proficient musicians and a vocally gifted front man, but QR always seemed like scrappers who paid a shit ton of dues. Kevin's lame Jack Daniel's thing was just douchey enough to be funny when you found out about it and Frankie was such a sweet dude when reminiscing on Kevin. R.I.P. KEVIN, FRANKIE, AND RANDY. You 3 pit me on a track as a teen to becoming who I am and now I've found my way back to Metal ( was only a lot of Oi and Punk for awhile) because of Quiet Riot...........it may be mostly Black Metal and Death Metal, but you guys still led me along the same way as the 80s.🤘🤘
@@rlfslfrlf9581 definitely a good tune. This maybe sacrilege since " Cum On Feel the Noize" was a Slade tune , but they took a great Brit Glam tune ( real Glam......great Brut stuff and not Bon Jovi Aquanet spandex codpiece hair metal!!!) & they made it better which is a HUGE task for such a great song to begin with. So, I've always loved Elvis Presley's stuff and figured nobody could do a better version of" Cant Help Falling In Love" than the King. UB40 tried--- good , bit yeah no cigar. Then my girl floored me by sending me the 21 Pilots version of the Elvis tune and---- uugghhhh IT WAS THE BEST YET!!!! That's hard to fo with a song that has been gone by another known band and QR did it flawlessly on their first album signed with the majors. LMFAO ------- I feel like I just went full on Eddie Trunk " That Metal Show" with my reply. 🤘🤘🤘
@@workingclasspatriot4762 hahaha funny you mentioned Trunk cuz just the other day I commented on something bout him how he makes interviews ALL about him! But hey just bc someone made the song OR is famous for their rendition it doesn't make it best. I agree QR did it better than slade. I'm a HUGE Beatles fan but imo Elton did LITSWD better than them. Just sayin...
1st Song 4 the Occasion from Pantera (In Loving memory of Dime bag Darrell and Vinny Paul missed and Loved by all respectively) "Walk" AKA 'Respect' song singing "..are you talking to me?!.." and then 2nd Song 4 the Occasion from FASTER PUSSYCAT 'House of Pain' (POISON rival) who opened for Motley Crue in 1989?! Lourance Joel Colliseum Winston-Salem, NC
It is sad when a good band becomes nothing more than a memory. I had the first and second albums. I liked them so i figured the third should be good. Was i wrong. It sucked, after that i quit listening to them. Kevin treating poison like crap, i bet he was rethinking that decision later. It was nice to see frankie being nice to poison. Bands need to remember what it was like to first start out, and that the fame won't last forever. So be nice to everyone, you never know when you may need that opening band that you treated like crap.
@@JordanLover1 which made up about 2/3rds of their hits. The only one they had they penned was Metal Health which was a cheese ball song at best. They fell off faster than the other hair bands and Randy Rhodes left that band for greener pastures for a reason.
You neglected to mention that Brett Michaels would repeatedly say on stage that the audience wasn;t there to see a bunch of old guys,,, meaning Quiet Riot and many other on-stage insults night after night. Poison also trashed their dressing rooms and we (QR) had to cover the damages hence them being led outside to the snow and to their Winnigbago. Facts you should all know.
@@zls9890 It’s very hard to keep-up with the comings and goings of every old mediocre butt-rocker, man. Actually, I live in Hollywood. What shit-smelling hamlet is it that you’re checking-in from, Dr Rock?
In my 50 years off going to live rock shows Poison was by far one of the worst live bands I have seen. If it wasn't for the women lifting their shirts to show the band I would have walked out after the second song.
Was too young, but Have heard alot of mixed things about QR live back in the 80s.;Though it’s easy to see why they had explosive potential on a nightly basis. I saw them w.o Carlos sometime around 2004 ..they sounded fine.. but they seemed conflicted.. they really lacked the type of attitude & charisma associated w the brand. Poison is always great live outside of a few of their first shows opening for Ratt in 86-87
Ozzy has a lot more cred than Kevin but let's be honest.. Kevin was definitely the better metal singer. Still not right to poke fun at a metal god like osbourne but dubrow had one of the best rock voices.
At the end of the day quiet right we’re not very good songwriters and none of those albums can compete with Van Halen, motley Crue, Aerosmith etc. They didn’t even want to cover come on feel the noise.
Back in the late 90s or early 2000s my friend and I decided to go see QR for laughs at this club that showcased has been rock bands. We got kicked out halfway through their set for lighting up a joint lol
All that shit was sad,and it didn't have anything to do with music,the fans,the records,all that came from all of them,all that was was wasted energy,that could of made better albums..🥱🥱🥱🤔🤔🥰
Quiet Riot sucked big time, their original songs were crap, luckily they had a couple of cover song to give them their musical break or else they'd be nothing today!
Every member of poison have that look that makes you wanna punch them in the teeth....the music is nothing special either. Quiet riot...yeah had one good album.
Here's the Poison Rikki Rockett Imposter th-cam.com/video/V83EnhA-BQg/w-d-xo.html
Smile empty soul
You do great work bro! I look forward to checking out what you put out!
I saw Quiet Riot open for Iron Maiden in Charlotte, N.C. October of 83. Their show was high energy and they rocked the house. They had great sound too. During Maidens set, between songs, Bruce Dickenson said something to the effect of "Quiet Riot knows how to rock. We've got to really rock to top that."
My brother-in-law's band opened for QR in 91 actually. Kevin never said a word. Carlos was really cool and Frankie too. They sounded really good!
Who is your brother in law's band btw? That musta been a great opportunity for them.
@@rlfslfrlf9581 They were just a local band. They were called Whips-n-Kisses (It seems like every 80's cover band has this name these days, but they were the first afaik. lol). I was there at soundcheck and at the end of the show. Had a few beers and mingled.
@@eatmyanger that's great. Everything I ever heard bout Frankie was how cool & down to earth he was.Good on you for getting the chance to meet them & good for your bil.Being a big wasp fan I was glad he drummed on a number of their albums.
Kevin Dubrow was a badass Singer.
I met Kevin and the whole original band once. I walked with them from the concert venue back to their Bus.
Everyone was really cool, as was Kevin. With out Kevin, QR is just a tribute band.
Ps. Mt aunt in Hollywood personally knew them all, as it was, the house next door had musician's over all the time for party's and my aunt was always intrigued to and got to know everyone well. She laughed about the name Quiet Riot because, as she said, they were most respectful guys and always checking with her to ake sure they weren't being too loud.
RIP Kevin.
Saw Poison a few times back in the day. Always a great show.
I remember somebody (maybe Nikki Sixx) said of Kevin Dubrow: "He's not going bald, his hair is just sliding down the back of his head"
Given how Nikki covers up his receding hairline, that quote hasn't aged well for him.
OMFG 😂 brutal 🤣
@@bobthebear1246 Yea it’s so funny how these 60 70 or even older rock stars have full thick heads of hair. Paul Stanley ,Nikki Sixx ,Alice Cooper ,Steven Tyler Mick Jaggar, Joe Perry, Rob Halford.
@@kenfuscious Rob Halford has been bald for 30 years dude.
@@steveholbrook278 It was a joke .
I met Quiet Riot in person, and I am here to tell you, the entire band were pretty stuck up jerks, EXCEPT for Kevin. He was cool, kind and spoke to us, smiled, signed autographs etc. Kevin really stood out in a positive way.
Wow. I met them a couple of times. They were so down to earth and friendly. Got signed cds, pic, sticks, and guitar picks. Sorry that happened. I can't believe that even happened to you. I spent time with Carlos and Rudy just talking about life. Greatest guys ever.
Dr terry dubrow’s brother
Saw kevin sing in puerto rico shortly before he died. The pipes on that guy were still incredible. Such a shame.
Even his 'demons' had demons. A very messed up individual, unfortunately.
@@glorideefaithperez2858 Yeah, most definitely.
Agree! Kevin was indeed a great voice for metal.
I was never a huge Quiet Riot fan, but I saw them at Bogart's in Cinci right when the Metal Health album was blowing up, and it was definitely a great show and probably the band at their pinnacle.
Ahhhh Bogarts memories! Made that trek from cbus too many times.
Eddie's one year is next Wednesday. You should do something Van Halen related for it
Totally agree and give that comment a big❤️!
Wow I Never knew about this the title just blew me away 👀
Rock and roll is meant to be blue collar, relatable, and fun with a hint of emotion, yet big, bombastic and a little sleazy. It's meant to be music for the masses, and the glam metal guys GOT that. AC/DC did as well. So did David Lee Roth. Those guys represent the true spirit of rock and roll.
Well said.
I saw Kevin DuBrow sing the national anthem at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas for a Las Vegas Thunder hockey game and I’m thinking 1996? Rock and Roll anthem man!
Two legendary bands...I've seen both,and they were top notch Live!
Saw QR and Poison in 1986 in St Petersburg Florida. Keel was also on the bill but didn't show up. It was at a 2500 seat theater and it was full. QR were great.
Wow. I never knew a feud between these 2 existed. I know they both have their share of party songs ("Bang Your Head" and "Nothin' but a Good Time", to name a few), but I've never heard of any tension between any members of both groups.
Same🤷🏻♂️
As cheesy as these old glam rock and hair metal bands from the '80s were, they rocked the house back then, and they are still fucking legends even to this day. There will never be another Quiet Riot or Poison ever again. 🤘😎
Thankfully.
@@christophermerlot3366 Nope....you mean unfortunately!
They have good music
They were literally two of the very worst bands of the glam/hair scene.
One Quiet Riot and one Poison were one to many of each. Quiet Riot was a Slade cover band and Poison was just another crappy hair band catering to women and men who wish they were born women. Stop the gushing, fanboy.
I saw quiet riot not sure what year in Memphis when they did the Randy Rhodes Crossroads tribute tour. It was a small club. They Rocked! My friend threw ice in Kevin's Wig. Very sad he did that.
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That Metal Health album was 🔥🔥🔥 though
I was on that tour, too. The line-up was Quiet Riot / Keel / Poison..
I remember you, guitarist in Keel
I seen Both Quiet Riot in 1983 and Poison open up for Ratt in 86 and to me Quiet Riot crushes Poison live. Poison was just horrible when I saw them.
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Your band ain't shit unless Rudy Sarzo is in it.He's been in every 80s band.Hahaha
Second rate screamer,they got rich and famous off of slades two biggest hits,Kevin was a major coke addict,their third album flopped ,no radio single, he was kicked out of his own band
I saw them on this tour in St Pete FL, even got to meet 3/4 of QR the day before, they were cool. Keel and some other act were supposed to open, but when concertgoers got there, they had crossed those names out. Also, they were supposed to play in the arena, but I guess ticket sales were so bad they played a smaller theatre in the same building. I was on the floor right near the stage and was taken aback by who was opening. Then at the end of Poison's set, Bret Michaels yells, ok, party at the tour bus and it seemed like half the audience left lol.
I see different, new groups every day 👍
I was rooting for KB to make a come back with QR, maybe some new songs without management selling them out. Unfortunately it did not happen. RIP Kevin
Quiet Riot toured with Poison again in 2001 on the Glam Slam Metal Jam Tour. Along with Warrant and Enuff Znuff. Tour was cancelled due to Bobby Dall's back injury.
Kevin DuBrow was a Class-A jerk. When he was on the coke - which was constantly - nobody could shut him up. Rudy Sarzo - one of the nicest rockers in history - came to hate his guts, and for damn good reason. Even Frankie Banali - Kevin's biggest defender - could no longer defend his best friend after a few years of Kevin's b.s.
Sarzo rejoined QR just recently as the only original member after Frankies death. Makes little sense.
Nobody shuts up on coke
QRIII has some gems on it. And QR was super lucky to get Chuck Wright to replace Sarzo.
Ironically, Poison would treat Warrant the same way QR treated them a couple years later.
Motley Crue did the same to Faster Pussycat as well.
That's not really irony but I get your point.
I heard poison were jerks to lots of people.
There was a reason why Condition Critical was known as a "platinum failure."
I saw Quiet Riot about a year or so before Kevin died. They were actually very good, and he was awesome. Better than the glory days. He had a terrible wig, but his voice was in very good shape.
DuBrow was SO honest...he once yelled out of a New York hotel window, "These pretzels are makin' me THIRSTY!!!"
Poison is probably the only band of that era that I would actually take the side of Quiet Riot over in a feud. lol
I saw Poison and Def Leppard once. I think it was called the Poisoned Dead Lepers tour.
😃
It's funny how people think they know someone by talking to them for five minutes, or by being snubbed by them. I would imagine touring as a rock act is very stressful at times, and band members could be cool one night and jerks the next, depending on how things were going for them at the time. I'm pretty sure they are all pretty good people most of the time, just like the rest of us.
Near the end of the groups time, I was surprised when they came to town here and played a little local bar near Seattle.
I seen them in 99 at the micro-dome bingo hall in Fife, Washington, there was maybe 75-100 people there with LA Guns opening up, I remember seeing them in 83 in the Tacoma dome when they were a big draw so it was sad to see how far they had fallen
Kevin Dubrow called Ozzy an old fart and Ozzy punched him in the face.
That’s awesome
Do the story about laughing gas... it's Epic!
Popular 80s rock can be summed up for the most part like this: Before Bon Jovi and After Bon Jovi. GnR and AC/DC were still able to crossover but glam bands were much more favored by MTV after 1986.
There main reason for fame, was the one song they hated, or hated the British band who wrote it, come on feel the noise, and with the attitude of there lead singer, it was never gonna work, it's a miracle they got that far, yet I loved there cover of the feel the noise, same as the original too.
I remember the "Metal Health" album. Don't remember any of their other albums. Never thought of them as a headliner.
I've read the Kelly Garni book. This is a good book on Randy Rhoads life before he made it big with Ozzy. The book is very telling about Dubrow. QR might possibly made it bigger earlier if they had a different front man. Dubrow always hating Van Halen as they were both hitting it on the strip at the same time. They were competing for gigs and record company attention. He always was trashing them. but quite frankly VH was a better band. Better songs, better bass player , drummer and front man. honestly the two QR albums with Randy on them, (other than his playing) just wasn't that good. They hit it big with Bang your head album, and then then nothing really good since... They got lucky with one. Like the blind dog eventually finding the bone...
Dang he really went after Ozzy
He was pissed that Ozzy 'stole' Randy Rhoads from him.
@ghost mall lol pretty much or how Mgk calls out Corey Taylor
Rest in peace Kevin and Frankie
Correct me if I’m wrong, but Bret Michael’s wrote “Everyone rose has its thorn” when calling his then girlfriend from a laundromat telephone while on tour, only to hear a man’s voice speaking in the background. It was believed that the man was Kevin Dubrow, singer of Quiet Riot.
Heard that story, minus that it was Dubrow.
Couldn't find any citations saying that it was Dubrow either.
I don't think it was Dubrow.
In middle school, I got into metal through Quiet Riot. There were about eight or nine of us that formed the "metalhead table" at lunch, and I was the only one who thought QRIII was a decent album. I still like listening to it from time to time. Poison annoyed me as they seemed like a bunch of prissy boys clogging up MTV. Fun years though.
Look at the cover of Look What The Cat Dragged In explains why you thought that
Rikki Rockett paid tribute to Franki Banali during the recent Stadium Tour.
Lmao he said "be sure to like buttpn"
What is it with bands and members that won't shut up and are always getting everyone in trouble?
I saw this tour and at the time had no idea who poison was....... They did a great job. QR was good as well.
This is why I listened to Tom Petty and Alice Cooper back then.
Alice Cooper is so overhyped it's not funny
Furthermore, the purist elitist mindset fostered mainly by the grunge and metal communities is the very thing rock and roll was originally intended to fight against, and that mindset killed rock and roll as a viable mainstream commodity by running off the casual listeners. It lost relevance as a result. And if you TRULY LOVE rock and roll, you should want it to be relevant and have as many listeners as possible.
I forget who wrote it, but the best album review ever comes from Quiet Riot’s “Condition Critical.” The review?……”Condition Terminal.”
Although I liked Brett as a VH1realitty star and he came across as a really nice guy---- QUIET RIOT blew doors on Poison. As a kid I bought Metal Health with my own cash, the same for Conditional Critical ( I'll admit it wasnt as good as Mwtal Health , but the Slade cover was great and " Winners" is still a song a listen to it will share with loved ones. MAYBE, POISON had technically proficient musicians and a vocally gifted front man, but QR always seemed like scrappers who paid a shit ton of dues. Kevin's lame Jack Daniel's thing was just douchey enough to be funny when you found out about it and Frankie was such a sweet dude when reminiscing on Kevin. R.I.P. KEVIN, FRANKIE, AND RANDY. You 3 pit me on a track as a teen to becoming who I am and now I've found my way back to Metal ( was only a lot of Oi and Punk for awhile) because of Quiet Riot...........it may be mostly Black Metal and Death Metal, but you guys still led me along the same way as the 80s.🤘🤘
Sign of the times is QRs best tune imo
@@rlfslfrlf9581 definitely a good tune. This maybe sacrilege since " Cum On Feel the Noize" was a Slade tune , but they took a great Brit Glam tune ( real Glam......great Brut stuff and not Bon Jovi Aquanet spandex codpiece hair metal!!!) & they made it better which is a HUGE task for such a great song to begin with. So, I've always loved Elvis Presley's stuff and figured nobody could do a better version of" Cant Help Falling In Love" than the King. UB40 tried--- good , bit yeah no cigar. Then my girl floored me by sending me the 21 Pilots version of the Elvis tune and---- uugghhhh IT WAS THE BEST YET!!!! That's hard to fo with a song that has been gone by another known band and QR did it flawlessly on their first album signed with the majors.
LMFAO ------- I feel like I just went full on Eddie Trunk " That Metal Show" with my reply. 🤘🤘🤘
@@workingclasspatriot4762 hahaha funny you mentioned Trunk cuz just the other day I commented on something bout him how he makes interviews ALL about him! But hey just bc someone made the song OR is famous for their rendition it doesn't make it best. I agree QR did it better than slade. I'm a HUGE Beatles fan but imo Elton did LITSWD better than them. Just sayin...
1st Song 4 the Occasion from Pantera (In Loving memory of Dime bag Darrell and Vinny Paul missed and Loved by all respectively) "Walk" AKA 'Respect' song singing "..are you talking to me?!.." and then 2nd Song 4 the Occasion from FASTER PUSSYCAT 'House of Pain' (POISON rival) who opened for Motley Crue in 1989?! Lourance Joel Colliseum Winston-Salem, NC
Bang Your Head! Has whole new meaning when you get trumped by Poison!
It is sad when a good band becomes nothing more than a memory. I had the first and second albums. I liked them so i figured the third should be good. Was i wrong. It sucked, after that i quit listening to them. Kevin treating poison like crap, i bet he was rethinking that decision later. It was nice to see frankie being nice to poison. Bands need to remember what it was like to first start out, and that the fame won't last forever. So be nice to everyone, you never know when you may need that opening band that you treated like crap.
Franky Benalli was a good dude!
Me a friend ran into him at Gazzarri;s in the late 80;s and kevin said saying stuff about Ozzy and after that Sharon derailed riot
Cmon feel the……Lemonheads! Sorry like Ray with the Stay Puft MMan it just popped in there!😜🤘🍻take care of yourselves!
Best thing about Quiet Riot was Randy Rhoads came from them...
Past that they were an over glorified Slade cover band
@@theelectrodefunhouse4651 They covered two Slade songs. Two.
@@JordanLover1 which made up about 2/3rds of their hits. The only one they had they penned was Metal Health which was a cheese ball song at best. They fell off faster than the other hair bands and Randy Rhodes left that band for greener pastures for a reason.
These chicks are hot!
You neglected to mention that Brett Michaels would repeatedly say on stage that the audience wasn;t there to see a bunch of old guys,,, meaning Quiet Riot and many other on-stage insults night after night. Poison also trashed their dressing rooms and we (QR) had to cover the damages hence them being led outside to the snow and to their Winnigbago. Facts you should all know.
Is there anything on Carlos during this situation or throughout the history of Quiet Riot? Make a story on him and why he left the music industry.
He’s playing with Ratt
@@hailmaryrecordings8255 I guess you've been under a rock. He left Ratt a while back.
@@zls9890 It’s very hard to keep-up with the comings and goings of every old mediocre butt-rocker, man.
Actually, I live in Hollywood. What shit-smelling hamlet is it that you’re checking-in from, Dr Rock?
In my 50 years off going to live rock shows Poison was by far one of the worst live bands I have seen. If it wasn't for the women lifting their shirts to show the band I would have walked out after the second song.
Only poison ..the best
Paul Shortino was singing for them
I love Kevin Dubrow! The voice best!
Was too young, but Have heard alot of mixed things about QR live back in the 80s.;Though it’s easy to see why they had explosive potential on a nightly basis.
I saw them w.o Carlos sometime around 2004 ..they sounded fine.. but they seemed conflicted.. they really lacked the type of attitude & charisma associated w the brand.
Poison is always great live outside of a few of their first shows opening for Ratt in 86-87
I remember reading interviews with Kevin Debrow around that time and thinking his mouth will bite him in the ass...
Another band destroyed by individual egos. An old story.
Ozzy has a lot more cred than Kevin but let's be honest.. Kevin was definitely the better metal singer. Still not right to poke fun at a metal god like osbourne but dubrow had one of the best rock voices.
Quiet riot III was a great album
I miss Kevin Dubrow.
At the end of the day quiet right we’re not very good songwriters and none of those albums can compete with Van Halen, motley Crue, Aerosmith etc. They didn’t even want to cover come on feel the noise.
Did they fight over which band sucked the most??
Kevin and Frankie are gone..so it's not even close..and poison has just sucked since day one
Back in the late 90s or early 2000s my friend and I decided to go see QR for laughs at this club that showcased has been rock bands. We got kicked out halfway through their set for lighting up a joint lol
Loser
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Laugh at you
@@chrismizuno239 how could you not?
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What I'm saying is, being "anti-mainstream" is not only NOT COOL, it has hurt rock far more than helped it.
All that shit was sad,and it didn't have anything to do with music,the fans,the records,all that came from all of them,all that was was wasted energy,that could of made better albums..🥱🥱🥱🤔🤔🥰
yeah, dont wanna let you go, is a real metal song hahhahaha
Quiet riot was just a ripoff of Slade.
No way. First comment
You win cake...🍰
Children... 😆
Damn those guys ‘Poison’ look like some real
Women.
John 3:16
Bands like this USUALLY had one really talented member….
Dubrow was right about Ozzy...a frog...lol. I wish he did Stevie Nicks too...i say a goat. And no, that's not an anagram
Dude.
Nothin but drama and make up im out
Quiet Riot sucked big time, their original songs were crap, luckily they had a couple of cover song to give them their musical break or else they'd be nothing today!
Poison sucked live in the 80s
This guy says so many wrong info/words in his videos. Might be time to stop watching.
Every member of poison have that look that makes you wanna punch them in the teeth....the music is nothing special either. Quiet riot...yeah had one good album.