VINNY APPICE (DIO, BLACK SABBATH) John Lennon try’s mom’s lasagna, intros Tony Iommi to Devil Dogs
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Great Drummer Vinny gave Dio the Backbone... In my opinion the Best Drummer from the 80s. Don't Talk to Strangers those fills are incredible
They're both legends who played with almost everyone in the hardrock/metal genre!🤘🤘🤘🤘
Without a doubt the best 80s drummer! Black Sabbath Heaven and Hell Tour/Mob Rules/Holy Diver/ Last in Line/Sacred Heart/ Dream Evil. Nobody can beat that resume, NOBODY!
@@elinino5275 If I'm not mistaken Vinny used Slingerland drums. Those Kits was more a a Jazz sound that made his sound unique In Rock.
@@elinino5275 His brother Carmine is no slouch , he's played with legendary bands also...
@@mikeg.9238 absolutely! But was referring to the 80s drummers
Vinny is the perfect fit for metal. Mob Rules/ Holy Diver/Last in Line are PHENOMENAL!! A masterclass in metal drumming. With ONE bass drum
Agreed
Yeah, Mob Rules is awesome record. It's even better than Heaven and Hell. And Holy Diver, it's just an classic.
@@turefromfinland3264 I agree!
I can listen to the Appice bros talk for hours!
Me too!
That's convenient, if Carmine is talking. Sorry. Couldn't resist that.
Hangin’ & Bangin’
Vinny is so a heavy, so in-the-pocket and so unique drummer, gotta pay huge respect!
Vinnie is the best!! Jason your interview with Vinnie was probably the best of the show so far. Vinnie is a great story teller, grew up with all his music. Best drum track was with Dio - I speed at night!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much, I enjoyed this one too
Vinny is in my top 3 drummers. He is a beast on the kit. 🤘
Big Vinny fan here. Seem him many many times. Met him at least 15 times, even a few times with Carmine backstage at some shows I helped to promote. I got 3 used drumheads autographed and several used pair of sticks from him. Such a cool guy. Great interview! 🥁🤘
when i was in 8th grade i saw dio on the sacred heart tour- when i got home i told my parents i needed more drums lol - it was a pivotal moment in my musical path and i never looked back - thank you vinny for being a huge inspiration though my entire musical career- the man is truly a rock legend- great interview 🤘🏻🥁
Vinnie was in a band in the 70's called Axis from Louisiana with Danny Johnson that played with Ric Derringer, Alcatrazz.
Looks like your going to break 10K now!!! Congratulations and all the best always!!!
10K
Looks like a big Cliff Burton middle finger up for 10K!!!
Vinny seriously grooves. Love his dry drum sound, when everything in the 80s was reverb nation.
Always another great interview with jason....he doesn't over talk the interview like other interviewers that we know ..! Ha ! And the devil dog story was priceless..what guy from our Era of rock and roll never heard of devil dogs 🐕thx Jason!
Like Eddie trunk who actually thinks these people are his friends
Another awesome show!! First saw Vinnie W/ Sabbath at Wings Stadium ,Kalamazoo .Mi. 1980.
Thanks! Awesome you saw that gig
Great interview with a great guy and great drummer!
Classic interview. Vinny seems like a super approachable and fun dude to hang out with. You don't find many classy people like him these days in the music business. I'm not surprised he couldn't last with Rex from Pantera 😂
Always great to watch a Vinny interview. He is indeed a legend.
Fantastic interview. Vinnie is a King 👑.
Great interview! I've always loved Vinnie's style. Apparently we also have a lot in common, I also play with the fat end of the sticks, love Italian food and Devil Dogs! Talent-wise... well, that's where we differ! 😆BTW... regarding World War III, I think Mandy Lion would be a good interview.
Thanks Jason! Vinny is a legend😀
Thanks I agree that he is
My first time was the Heaven and Hell tour then Mob Rules at the old Salt Palace Arena and the Last In Line through to Sacred Heart of which I have some killer photos from 3rd row. Back then if caught with a camera you were kicked out and your film taken. No such thing as cell phones lol! Met Ronnie a couple of times backstage and he always made you feel like you were the important one. Loved to talk baseball! Very nice man and always made sure we fans knew how much he appreciated us. Nicest guy in rock or metal I've ever talked to and my list is long. I have front row pictures of Randy Rhoads playing his polkadot guitar that are some of the best pictures of him I've ever seen. I was lucky. All in a private collection, I was going to leave my collection to the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame, but they became Shame. Guess what the Country Music Hall Of Fame doesn't have in it? Music that isn't Country! F.U.B.A.R! Don't know whom to leave it to now. Hard today to find someone who isn't about making a buck off memorabilia and autographs. I've never sold a thing and NEVER would. It's Music history, not money. Even my own grown kids wouldn't appreciate it. I want someone who gets it and would keep everything and enjoy it as I have. Mayhap someday..Awesome interview and cheers Vinnie! I know you can't remember everyone you meet. But we've talked a couple of times in the early DIO years. 🍻🍻
Great interview Jason...I can tell by your facial expressions that you are truly into it....Nothing fake
Another great interview Jason! Vinnie is a cool guy. 😎👍
Thank you
Hey Jason, great interview as always! I saw the Mob Rules tour at Madison Square Garden. Holy Diver at the Beacon, and every other Dio tour with Viv and Vinny.
Thanks again for allowing your guests to answer the questions.
Thank you!
Been going down the rabbit hole. Jimmy Bain was with Wild Horses. Check it out on y.t. He was great!
I started playing with the sticks backwards because I saw Vinnie do it and decided to try. Ive played that way ever since
Nice!
Great interview. Vinny is an awesome drummer.
What a wonderful interview! Jason, the "prime real estate" comment about the cemetery made me laugh. Great stuff!
Vinny! My absolutely favourite drummer!
Another great interview Jason! The first time I seen Vinny was with Sabbath in 82
Saw. You saw him.
Damn Jason what a great interview like always. I learned allot about Rock History with this one. Thanks to both parties for making it possible. Peace! Loved every second of it.
Enjoyed hangin' with you guys at Paladino's...wish it wasn't sold....always a great small place to see good talent. \m/ \m/
Vinny is a class act and great drummer !
Great show! I live in Temecula, cool how I live near Vinny
Thank you
Thank you very much! Love Vinny. Jimmy Bain forever! 🙋🏻♂️
i always watch anything i see with vinny as a guest.
This drummer is way too powerful ! *Live Heaven and Hell Waken*
Great interview Jason! Thanks
Thanks for watching
Just checked out that vid with him playing with J.L. Some strange stuff.
Fantastic interview!! Thank you very much.
Great interview
Thanks
That dood is cool as fuck.
Make a band with Vinny Appice, Jake E. Lee, Tony Martin and Bob Daisley
Heaven and Hell 2006 ...Priceless
Great drummer.
I wonder how much longer he is going to live in California ? It is not going to get better.
Truth! That place looks like a waste land now...
California is a shit hole
I live in a city in the South, population less than 200,000, but a city nonetheless. More and more tents popping up around town, homelessness growing and growing, whites on meth increasingly, obesity, hospitals filled to the brink with idiots who won't get vaccinated or wear masks. I couldn't even get into the hospital myself to try a experimental drug for a condition that I've had since my early 20's for months and months due to the COVID backlog full of idiots who wouldn't take any precautions. No beds available. The poverty rate in my Southern city utopia, pre pandemic I might add, was hovering around 20%. Our poverty rate is always high in my city. Our roads are horrible, everyone complains about it. Potholes everywhere. There are even a growing number of sinkholes around the city now. Nothing is being done about it. NOTHING. And where I live it is decidedly Southern. Southern in culture, Southern in government policy, Southern in every way possible. I have relatives in other parts of the South and Indiana. They tell me it's basically the same in those places as it is here. Not to mention it rains close to 100 days a year in this wonderful Southern utopia I live in, and NO I don't live in Florida. Cali ain't got nothing on us when it comes to chaos and suffering, you just don't hear about the plethora of problems down here because the hacks at Fox News intentionally don't report it. And for the record, my city is close to 83% white so don't give me the blacks are causing all the problems b.s. either. Like I said, Cali ain't got nothing on us when it comes to suffering, they just have literally 20 times more people, and that's a city limits population reference by the way. Do you even want to talk about Appalachian America in Kentucky and West Virginia? Holy Jesus what a sh*tstorm that place is and has been.
@@cd-vq6dz I hope you get your experimental drug to help your health problem. You might consider looking into vitamins to help boost your immune system. Appalachian America in Kentucky and West Virginia Oxy problem was because doctors was prescribe it like candy. Drug manufacture was behind a lot of the epidemic. Now it fentanyl coming across the border doing the same damage. I do not get it.
@@cd-vq6dz I CALL BULLSHIT
If you don't or can't name the
"southern city" that you live in that is supposedly so bad .
I seen Sabbath at the 'Summer Blowout' in 1980 at the L.A. Coliseum Bill was still in the band . Seen Sabbath at the Forum in 1982 Vinny was in the band. Don't hate appreciate.😆
Saw. You freaking saw them.
Vinny 🤘
"Hey John. Look, here, my mother made you this authentic lasagna. It's for you." "Oooh thank ya' Vinnie. Might she have any cocaine?"
I love that prank about being 300lbs! 😂
Jason, maybe you can set up a GoFundMe so Vinny can get some heat in his home.
Lol, it did seem a bit chilly
Can't believe I never knew about his John Lennon connection.
The baddest drummer brother's on the planet IMO!!!
why do the Appice brothers pronounce their last name differently....
Good question, especially since the actual pronunciation is “ah-PEE-chay”.
When Carmine played with Rod Stewart, Rod suggested he pronounce his name
A-peace and so because his Carmine's popularity sky-rocketed with Rod in the music business, Carmine remained A-peace .
@@crusheverything4449 ☝😎
🤘🤘🤘
Jason you need to get Brian Perera on the show.
"Hangin' and Bangin'", huh? Methinks that was stolen from Hulk Hogan.