Actually seen the tour with Armored Saint, Metallica and WASP in the 80’s at a bar in St Louis called Reflections. Such a great night and memory. All the guys in Saint were over at the pinball machine while Metallica was playing. Went over to get our tickets signed and they were the coolest guys. Times were so much different then. All the bands and members were so accessible back then. Then, Hetfield and Cliff were playing pinball after there set as well. Still have my signed Cliff Burton ticket stub. If you weren’t alive back then and didn’t get to experience the music scene like it was back then I feel bad for you. It was the absolute best time to be alive.
@@Killerklownsfromouterspace no need to feel bad. I’m a bit older and was in the military when that scene started. My friend saw that same tour. I’ve seen plenty of bands and met a lot of them over the years. I keep trying to evolve musically. The last band I met were from England called Bob Vylan. I filmed their whole show, too. But it never hurts to go back to stuff from your younger years, too.
@@skipst1 yo somebody in the balcony spit or something down on the ground below I remember a bunch of people below msde a big deal about it. And there was a wet puddle.
@@skipst1 far left, I was suprised there was a balcony like that that was amazing. I wish I wouldn't have done edibles it really effects a person's mindset and makes them paranoid, plus drinking! I was originally thinking the guitarist in armoured saint was blackie!!! And when they got done I was like he's gonna sing more than that right? To several people they must have not knew wtf I was taking about lol, and then I had this wierd idea that I couldn't move around the crowd some reason, even tho I had this old milfy blonde drunk behind me that kept hitting me and touching me and rubbing me and shit lol, she hit me in the back of the head at one point wtf was that about! I asked her and she pretended not to do it.
@ I know that balcony very well. I did a dive off it in the early 90’s when Pantera played there for the Vulgar Display tour. I watched Perry Farrell dive off a speaker for the “Nothings Shocking” tour in 89. That’s where I got the idea to do that.
@@kapuda9364 The first time I saw John perform was in this venue in 1996. He was supporting the Stomp 442 album by, you guessed it, Anthrax. The first time he played in here was 1985, for Metallica’s “Ride the Lightning” tour. .
They are amazing and The Roseland theatre is an old Iconic great place for a show!
I love how John’s voice is just getting more powerful as he ages!
🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Gonna see this tour in San Diego. Can't wait! Thank you for the upload.
He’s killing it this year. You’re welcome
Actually seen the tour with Armored Saint, Metallica and WASP in the 80’s at a bar in St Louis called Reflections. Such a great night and memory. All the guys in Saint were over at the pinball machine while Metallica was playing. Went over to get our tickets signed and they were the coolest guys. Times were so much different then. All the bands and members were so accessible back then. Then, Hetfield and Cliff were playing pinball after there set as well. Still have my signed Cliff Burton ticket stub. If you weren’t alive back then and didn’t get to experience the music scene like it was back then I feel bad for you. It was the absolute best time to be alive.
@@Killerklownsfromouterspace no need to feel bad. I’m a bit older and was in the military when that scene started. My friend saw that same tour. I’ve seen plenty of bands and met a lot of them over the years. I keep trying to evolve musically. The last band I met were from England called Bob Vylan. I filmed their whole show, too. But it never hurts to go back to stuff from your younger years, too.
They absolutely love what they do! Respect!!!
P.S: missed on the tacklist, 44:08 Reign of Fire
44:00 Reign Of Fire
Thanks for filming and posting! Seeing this tour in Pittsburgh next week!
Thanks 🙏🏻 so much for catching that. I’m rolling into my 60’s not as sharp as I used to think 🤔 I was.
I’ll be at the Pittsburgh show too. Can’t wait!!!
This was my first time hearing last train home and as fucked up as i was, i still been hearing it in my head the last few days.
This is awesome, thanks for sharing!
Fuck YEAHHHH!!!!
Love it!
Fuck yeah! Thanks for recording. I can see myself down there near the front with the red beanie lol
@@kriddaz I was up in the back of the balcony. The phone has a great zoom feature on it.
@@skipst1 yo somebody in the balcony spit or something down on the ground below I remember a bunch of people below msde a big deal about it. And there was a wet puddle.
@ which area of the balcony? I was in the middle all the way back near the bar.
@@skipst1 far left, I was suprised there was a balcony like that that was amazing. I wish I wouldn't have done edibles it really effects a person's mindset and makes them paranoid, plus drinking! I was originally thinking the guitarist in armoured saint was blackie!!! And when they got done I was like he's gonna sing more than that right? To several people they must have not knew wtf I was taking about lol, and then I had this wierd idea that I couldn't move around the crowd some reason, even tho I had this old milfy blonde drunk behind me that kept hitting me and touching me and rubbing me and shit lol, she hit me in the back of the head at one point wtf was that about! I asked her and she pretended not to do it.
@ I know that balcony very well. I did a dive off it in the early 90’s when Pantera played there for the Vulgar Display tour. I watched Perry Farrell dive off a speaker for the “Nothings Shocking” tour in 89. That’s where I got the idea to do that.
Great show
God imagine if Bush and Thrax reunited....Time is now boys!!!
I love Anthrax too, but I've always felt Armored Saint is the superior band. I prefer to hear him lay the hammer down with his lifelong friends.
Such a professional tight band
@@kapuda9364 The first time I saw John perform was in this venue in 1996. He was supporting the Stomp 442 album by, you guessed it, Anthrax. The first time he played in here was 1985, for Metallica’s “Ride the Lightning” tour. .
Yeah, nah.
love saint....but why is John dressed like a union house painter!!??
@@theplayersclub1126 I noticed it too. Side hustle during the day, rock star at night? His vocals paint a gritty picture that’s music to my ears.
he was wearing a mariachi outfit last time I saw them live lol