Johnny is looking GREAT! Wow, he’s really got into shape! Johnny is awesome. About 10 years ago, I was talking to him on his Facebook. It was my birthday and he had me give him my number and said he’d call me. No shit, he called me and we chatted for a long time. I couldn’t believe it. Super cool guy.
What a Birthday Gift !! Good for you , Dude !! That's so cool. Did you and Johnny just chat about every day things ? Like family topics , etc. ? Did you guys talk about Music ? I'd never be lucky enough for something like that to happen to me. But anyway , have a great day and stay safe. 🎸
@@RikJSmith yeah it was the coolest thing. He just talked about everyday things and life. When he called he said he was cruising around Vegas in his car. He talked a bit about music. Very friendly. It was a very cool experience for sure. Guess it was just my lucky day. Lol
Sad part is he is a sexual offender & has to register as one. Assaulted & gave alcohol to a 12 yr old girl. Was recently arrested for failing to register as a SO. Best look ppl up before ya go praising them ...
He's like a breath of fresh air, ha ha. Love the first King Kobra, what an album. Saw WASP 1984 in Germany (small club in Frankfurt), and love their work until The Crimson Idol.
Man, one of the best interviews I've seen in a long time. The last interview I saw with Johnny he looked like shit and was kinda sad, but man he looks great now. I could watch this for hours... Miss his WASP days Awsome Interview. Subscribed....
Ready to Strike is one of the most criminally underrated records of all time. Killer songs, killer guitar work from David "Michael Phillips" Henzerling and Mick Sweda, killer drums from Carmine Appice, killer vocals from Mark (now Marcie) Free, and of course, killer thunderous bass of Johnny Rod! That record definitely deserves more praise than it has gotten over the years. A huge influence on me as a musican, personally, as well.
Man I miss this guy! Was fortunate enough to get to tour with him. Great dude, and hell of a musician. We really hooked up the rhythm section for the band we were playing in together. One of the most kind, funny, and hell of a friend. He is one of the cool kids. He beat my drum kit all to hell on the regular. Haha! Knocked cymbals over from hitting them with his hands. The stage is where this guy belongs forever. Great showman and one of the best and funnest bass players I e had the pleasure to jam with. Keep rockin J Rod. Twig, or as he calls me (Twix) hahahahaa 🤘🤘❤️
I really liked King Kobra, that band has an all-star lineup on those first two records. Johnny Rod seems like a very cool and humble guy. I’ll be waiting all weekend to see this.
Johnny rod is a real breath of fresh air, seen him first time on inside the electric circus tour, 86 in Belfast, still best show i have ever seen, salute
I love Johnny Rod! Thank you for this interview! He did not play on The Crimson Idol, but was the bass player for all of that tour+TV appearances (except for the Chainsaw Charlie on Top of the Pops)
Love this man, loved when he Joined W,A,S,P he was a a kick A** bassist loved when Blackie turned to the guitar instead of bass, that was unique and loved it. Johnny Rod can do anything he wants, he deserves it hard working brother but what is his next adventure? love him or hate him he kicks total A** wherever he goes HEAVY METAL ETERNAL, Amen
I saw Wasp with Johnny two nights running on Headless Children tour ‘89 (Portsmouth and Poole, UK) and they were Awesome - I was front row, the sheer power coming off the stage and into our faces was so intense, like an explosion 💥 Total Heavy Metal as it should be !!
Great interview Jason. If Blackie won't reunite with these guys, then Johnny Rod should make a record with Chris Holmes, Steve Riley and (with or without) Randy Piper. Follow that up with some shows. Looks like Johnny is still very capable of handling lead vocals and the energy is there lol.
I tried to put this together in Vegas several times, the closest I got was Holmes and piper and piper and Riley, Johnny was a little unpredictable at the time. I had Jizzy pearl sing
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen that's a damn good start. let's hope the reopening of shows over the next year will light enough of a fire under their asses to get it done. Enough of the Sunbomb-type cash grab throwaway nonsense out there. They should unite and write.
1.) That ceiling fan is awesome. 2.) Johnny Rod seems like a great guy - but exhausting. 3.) He’s a terrific bass player. 4.) Inside the Electric Circus and The Headless Children were the last WASP records I bought. Both were better than The Last Command but can’t touch the debut album. 5.) He seems smart and talented, so I’m guessing he was a really good paramedic who had taken the job seriously..
Damn, he's such a cool dude, its rare to see a person of his age with that amount of energy. Looks like he lost allot of weight since that Duke TV interview 3 years ago, nice.
He's awesome. I first noticed his bass playing on 'The Real Me' , he is definitely one of my favorites. I never really watched an interview with him though until now, I love his energy!
He is still as vibrant today as he was back in the 80's. I saw KK open up for Kiss in Battle Creek Kellogg center. It blew my mind. The opening band was suppose to be Black N Blue but changed at the last minute. I am going to steal the "Growing old is inevitable but growing up is optional" Johnny Rod!
I was fortunate to have met Johnny during the Kobra days... We had a great hang at Cardi's in Space City & met up again at Astroworld the next night...
HI Jason - I don't know when I first saw one of your videos, but I've been hooked ever since. Love this one!! Mr brother and I saw WASP about 2 years ago in England and Blackie still has that fire! As does Johnny - great interview again and keep up the good work !!!
Jason..great interview...Johnny was awesome! I remember seeing wasp on the headless children tour at the Tower theater in Philadelphia... Lot of energy that night! Looking forward to more of your interviews...
I saw WASP in LA at the Santa Monica Civic Center on the Headless Children Tour and man, I will never forget it!! Just fantastic and shredded. Frankie was ON FIRE as was the whole band.
What an awesome person- love this interview. And Paul is one of my favorite vocalist- looking forward seeing that video . That first Rough Cutt album is killer.
I was playin in a biker bar outside of St. Louis and turned around to find Johnny sitting in on Stanglehold. Man that guy is a ball of energy…. It was a joy to jam with him!
I met Johnny in the mid 80's in L.A. I was an aspiring drummer and if any of you get to hang with Johnny, I got two words for ya. Buckle Up LOL. Johnny is fucking crazy, but in a fun way and I have a wild sense of humor and partook in all the extra activities and it was always wild hanging with him, because you never knew what was going to happen. It was an experience.
I wonder how well he knows Baz, I knew Sebastian when he moved from Peterborough to Toronto and joined herrenvolk, then after that KidWikkid at Larry's hideaway on college st. Awesome time in music, and being young, you can't replace that man!
Wow, you can tell that Johnny is a great guy! Never realized what a great player he is. His bass playing on The Real Me is fantastic. He has such an infectious energy! I saw them on The Headless Children tour with support from Metal Church and Accept. They crushed it that night!🤘🏻
Johnny lives in St.Louis MO. & i live in Granite City ILL which is only 15 minutes from down town St.Louis. I had the honor of hangin with Johnny one evening a couple years ago when Enuff Z Nuff did a free show here in Granite. That night....was a freakin blast!!
Met that dude at Alpine Valley Wis. 1985 July. They pulled up in a beat to shit camper and Johnny demanded weed! lol Love him! They opened for Maiden and Accept the next day :)
Thank you Jason and Johnny for a killer interview. What memories this brought back. I remember seeing Iron Eagle in a little movie theater in El Centro, CA with my brother and cousins and shopping for metal records at a nearby record store. I think I bought an issue of Guitar For The Practicing Musician with Vinnie Moore on the cover. Later, my cousin introduced me to King Kobra and then we started listening to WASP.
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen i was messaging Marcie the other day...she still makes videos on youtube...plus Unruly Child had new album out in Dec last year..i think it was
Saw Johnny in a Band Called Geranamo, they opened up for Bonham in Fresno Calif. and Blacky was at the mixer board. Great show. Was wondering if they recorded any demos
I enjoy Johnny's personality so much! I'm so glad and happy he's doing good and that he's the same as always and as great as ever! Hope he does more interviews.
Cool interview! I saw the show at Sweden Rock Festival, seeing Johnny jumping all over the stage! =) Great stuff! Would have loved to see Marcie Free on that show though.
This took place on my kids birthday pretty dawm cool king Kobra first album was a baaadass record cant wait to hear their new shit Carmines a badass and this dudes a real cool cat too
Cool interview. I would have loved to hear more background on the Live in the Raw record. There are so many reports and rumours of it being fully recorded live in the studio or partially live with the vocals re recorded in the studio. Vocals definitely do not sound live, either do the guitars. Would have loved to hear the truth from the horses mouth.
I was hoping they'd talk about that one too. What I've heard about that is that only Riley's drums are actually live, the rest is played/sung in the studio. I can't recall the source though, or confirm if it's true..
I met Johnny outside the manchester apollo in the UK on the electric circus tour '86 or '87 and he was the only member of w.a.s.p who met the fans after the gig. He was a star then and the guy is still a star now. The headless children album is one of the best album's w.a.s.p ever made and they were never the same again without Chris and Johnny.
Great interiew!! Always great to see Rod tell stories!! .... Jason Green, why did you skipped the Crimson Idol part? Mentioned all the albums and tours but went from Headless Children to King Cobra reunion. We wanna know about the Crimson Idol Tour with Donington as highlight I guess:-) Dont get me wrong, the interview was great!!! Cheers from Holland
Johnny is looking GREAT! Wow, he’s really got into shape! Johnny is awesome. About 10 years ago, I was talking to him on his Facebook. It was my birthday and he had me give him my number and said he’d call me. No shit, he called me and we chatted for a long time. I couldn’t believe it. Super cool guy.
do you know if he still uses facebook?
@@user-fi3cz2ij4e I have no idea. I deleted my Facebook a while ago.
What a Birthday Gift !! Good for you , Dude !! That's so cool. Did you and Johnny just chat about every day things ? Like family topics , etc. ? Did you guys talk about Music ? I'd never be lucky enough for something like that to happen to me. But anyway , have a great day and stay safe. 🎸
@@RikJSmith yeah it was the coolest thing. He just talked about everyday things and life. When he called he said he was cruising around Vegas in his car. He talked a bit about music. Very friendly. It was a very cool experience for sure. Guess it was just my lucky day. Lol
he was ever that coool guy and joking in every interview he Did,Johny you are a last unicorn😁🤘🦅
"Growing old is inevitable man, growing up is an option!" (C) Johnny Rod 2021
Such a great quote! Words to live by
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen Totally agree!
Great quote
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Sad part is he is a sexual offender & has to register as one. Assaulted & gave alcohol to a 12 yr old girl. Was recently arrested for failing to register as a SO. Best look ppl up before ya go praising them ...
Great interview, damn man Johnny is still a ball of energy- holy shit.
That he is
Johnny's energy is infectious! His vocals are really strong, great voice. Glad to see he's doing well
Это дааа!!!🤟
Yeah that show at Donington they showed on Mtv where they're trading vocal part is sooooo good!
The Headless Children is AMAZING and to this day is still imo one of the best metal album ever made.
He's like a breath of fresh air, ha ha. Love the first King Kobra, what an album. Saw WASP 1984 in Germany (small club in Frankfurt), and love their work until The Crimson Idol.
Nice! Johnny is a cool guy & definitely a character
What a great interview Johnny’s Energy is amazing.Looking forward to more music from his band
I’m glad you liked it!
Thanks for watching
God damn your fuck'n beautiful Blue!
@@charliemckillip8983 why thanks so much
WOW YOU ARE A GOOD LOOKING WOMAN, GOD DOESNT MAKE WOMEN THAT PRETTY ALL THE TIME!
That energy and laugh is so infectious :)
Nice!!! Love Jonny Rod. Live with Wasp singing backing vocals was awesome.
Good Call!!
Man, one of the best interviews I've seen in a long time. The last interview I saw with Johnny he looked like shit and was kinda sad, but man he looks great now. I could watch this for hours... Miss his WASP days
Awsome Interview.
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Hi Rob
I’m glad you liked it, he definitely looks better.
Appreciate the subscription
Johnny is awesome!!!! I love both W.A.S.P. and King Kobra!!!!
He’s definitely part of two great bands
Aware he's also a sexual offender (12 yr old girl). Failed to register & was recently arrested again. Can't assault & give booze to 12 yr olds ...
Ready to Strike is one of the most criminally underrated records of all time. Killer songs, killer guitar work from David "Michael Phillips" Henzerling and Mick Sweda, killer drums from Carmine Appice, killer vocals from Mark (now Marcie) Free, and of course, killer thunderous bass of Johnny Rod! That record definitely deserves more praise than it has gotten over the years. A huge influence on me as a musican, personally, as well.
I recently got a promo version of that LP. Love it. It absolutely rocks. The band was so talented.
That guy has a great attitude. Hope to hear his new music.
Of everything in this interview, I fell in love with Johnny's ceiling fan! So Cool!
Great conversation with Johnny! I remember seeing him tear up the stage on the electric circus tour. He brought a lot to WASP
This is still a ball of energy. How no one's took him out is mind-boggling. Great spirit...no fucks givin'!
Man I miss this guy! Was fortunate enough to get to tour with him. Great dude, and hell of a musician. We really hooked up the rhythm section for the band we were playing in together. One of the most kind, funny, and hell of a friend. He is one of the cool kids. He beat my drum kit all to hell on the regular. Haha! Knocked cymbals over from hitting them with his hands. The stage is where this guy belongs forever. Great showman and one of the best and funnest bass players I e had the pleasure to jam with.
Keep rockin J Rod.
Twig, or as he calls me (Twix) hahahahaa
🤘🤘❤️
Great chat. I saw W.A.S.P. on the Electric Circus tour at the Minneapolis Orpheum. Slayer and Raven opened. What a show.
Johnny and Ace Frehley have the best laughs in rock. Great to see he's doing well and I will definitely be looking out for the Rodryan music.
I really liked King Kobra, that band has an all-star lineup on those first two records. Johnny Rod seems like a very cool and humble guy. I’ll be waiting all weekend to see this.
Thank you for the interview. It's funny. The Headless Children is a helluva record!!!
Classic
Johnny rod is a real breath of fresh air, seen him first time on inside the electric circus tour, 86 in Belfast, still best show i have ever seen, salute
Was lucky enough to see WASP when Johnny Rod was in the band .......brilliant show 🤘
Awesome interview.
Always love Johnny,i mean he's so emotional on stage and have a very good voice.
I’m glad you enjoyed it
What a treat to hear from JOHNNY ROD..excellent musician. Master of his instrument.. JOHNNY ROD IS A CLASS ACT...]
One of my favorite bass players. Solid player and one hell of a character.
I love Johnny Rod! Thank you for this interview!
He did not play on The Crimson Idol, but was the bass player for all of that tour+TV appearances (except for the Chainsaw Charlie on Top of the Pops)
Love me some Johnny Rod!!! Great interview, I could listen to his stories all day! Thank you for this one Jason!!
He's a very likeable and funny guy....never slags anybody off at all..
Love this man, loved when he Joined W,A,S,P he was a a kick A** bassist loved when Blackie turned to the guitar instead of bass, that was unique and loved it. Johnny Rod can do anything he wants, he deserves it
hard working brother but what is his next adventure? love him or hate him he kicks total A** wherever he goes
HEAVY METAL ETERNAL, Amen
Great interviews brother
Thanks Dean! Glad you liked it
I saw Wasp with Johnny two nights running on Headless Children tour ‘89 (Portsmouth and Poole, UK) and they were Awesome - I was front row, the sheer power coming off the stage and into our faces was so intense, like an explosion 💥 Total Heavy Metal as it should be !!
Terrific interview, thank you Mr Green. One thing i couldn’t understand is why he didn’t play on Crimson Idol but he did tour for it. Great channel.
Great interview Jason. If Blackie won't reunite with these guys, then Johnny Rod should make a record with Chris Holmes, Steve Riley and (with or without) Randy Piper. Follow that up with some shows. Looks like Johnny is still very capable of handling lead vocals and the energy is there lol.
I tried to put this together in Vegas several times, the closest I got was Holmes and piper and piper and Riley, Johnny was a little unpredictable at the time. I had Jizzy pearl sing
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen that's a damn good start. let's hope the reopening of shows over the next year will light enough of a fire under their asses to get it done. Enough of the Sunbomb-type cash grab throwaway nonsense out there. They should unite and write.
1.) That ceiling fan is awesome. 2.) Johnny Rod seems like a great guy - but exhausting. 3.) He’s a terrific bass player. 4.) Inside the Electric Circus and The Headless Children were the last WASP records I bought. Both were better than The Last Command but can’t touch the debut album. 5.) He seems smart and talented, so I’m guessing he was a really good paramedic who had taken the job seriously..
I agree. Josh Silver from Type O Negative has been a paramedic now for at least 10 years.
Johnny Rod is so underrated as a musician.
Love Johnny. Looking and sounding better then ever.
You just get better and Better! Thank you Jason!
Damn, he's such a cool dude, its rare to see a person of his age with that amount of energy. Looks like he lost allot of weight since that Duke TV interview 3 years ago, nice.
He looks like he's in great shape now. Good for him
Absolutely Love this interview. Johnny is an Amazing Bass Player.
He's awesome. I first noticed his bass playing on 'The Real Me' , he is definitely one of my favorites. I never really watched an interview with him though until now, I love his energy!
He is still as vibrant today as he was back in the 80's. I saw KK open up for Kiss in Battle Creek Kellogg center. It blew my mind. The opening band was suppose to be Black N Blue but changed at the last minute. I am going to steal the "Growing old is inevitable but growing up is optional" Johnny Rod!
I was fortunate to have met Johnny during the Kobra days... We had a great hang at Cardi's in Space City & met up again at Astroworld the next night...
HI Jason - I don't know when I first saw one of your videos, but I've been hooked ever since. Love this one!! Mr brother and I saw WASP about 2 years ago in England and Blackie still has that fire! As does Johnny - great interview again and keep up the good work !!!
100 percent energy -Great musician, This man has paid his dues!
Saw him at Donington 1987! Thank you, and Johnny for this!
Jason..great interview...Johnny was awesome! I remember seeing wasp on the headless children tour at the Tower theater in Philadelphia... Lot of energy that night!
Looking forward to more of your interviews...
Thanks Geno
Johnny Rod is a total fuckin Rockstar! And a Legend!
I saw WASP in LA at the Santa Monica Civic Center on the Headless Children Tour and man, I will never forget it!! Just fantastic and shredded. Frankie was ON FIRE as was the whole band.
What an awesome person- love this interview. And Paul is one of my favorite vocalist- looking forward seeing that video . That first Rough Cutt album is killer.
I LOVE King Kobra! Highly underrated band!
I was playin in a biker bar outside of St. Louis and turned around to find Johnny sitting in on Stanglehold. Man that guy is a ball of energy…. It was a joy to jam with him!
I met Johnny in the mid 80's in L.A. I was an aspiring drummer and if any of you get to hang with Johnny, I got two words for ya. Buckle Up LOL. Johnny is fucking crazy, but in a fun way and I have a wild sense of humor and partook in all the extra activities and it was always wild hanging with him, because you never knew what was going to happen. It was an experience.
I wonder how well he knows Baz, I knew Sebastian when he moved from Peterborough to Toronto and joined herrenvolk, then after that KidWikkid at Larry's hideaway on college st. Awesome time in music, and being young, you can't replace that man!
Great interview. I’d love to meet Johnny I saw him play with Wasp back in England on the headless children tour. Freakin awesome show.
Look forward to hearing Rodryan, good to meet Tim and like the attitude toward music. Thanks for sharing.
Great interview, I always liked headless children lineup , got to see that tour as well , Frankie Banalli was killler on drums ...
Wow, you can tell that Johnny is a great guy! Never realized what a great player he is. His bass playing on The Real Me is fantastic. He has such an infectious energy! I saw them on The Headless Children tour with support from Metal Church and Accept. They crushed it that night!🤘🏻
Johnny lives in St.Louis MO. & i live in Granite City ILL which is only 15 minutes from down town St.Louis. I had the honor of hangin with Johnny one evening a couple years ago when Enuff Z Nuff did a free show here in Granite. That night....was a freakin blast!!
Just came across this one! Great interview! Never thought I would get a Mercy Me mention out of Johnny Rod. Very cool!
So glad Johnny is doing ok these days. This was a thrill, great interview! I couldn’t keep up with him in a conversation, LOL! 😂🎧
Loved King Kobra what a an awesome band!!
Met that dude at Alpine Valley Wis. 1985 July. They pulled up in a beat to shit camper and Johnny demanded weed! lol Love him! They opened for Maiden and Accept the next day :)
I'm not even a big fan of wasp... Just came across this interview. What a guy! Full of energy and loving life. And a rocking bassist. Very inspiring!
Missed this earlier catching up on it now
If I had a metal band in the 80s, this is the bassist I would hire.
Another great interview Jason. I'm huge Johnny rod fan .
I luv this interview.... Thanks man....
Thank you Jason and Johnny for a killer interview. What memories this brought back. I remember seeing Iron Eagle in a little movie theater in El Centro, CA with my brother and cousins and shopping for metal records at a nearby record store. I think I bought an issue of Guitar For The Practicing Musician with Vinnie Moore on the cover. Later, my cousin introduced me to King Kobra and then we started listening to WASP.
Johnny is hysterical, reminds me of Wild Mick Brown + Rodney Dangerfield! lol He looks better than he did 10 years ago, happy to see him!
The HUNGER video from the first KK album was epic. Those guitars were just awesome.
Jason, you have the most enjoyable interviews; now do a Marcie Free interview (please??)
Thank you Michelle, I’m looking into, but I think she might be laying out of the public eye right now
That would be awesome if he would interview marcie free .and asking about king Kobra.
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen i like unruly child, i didnt know she was in king cobra
Marcie have a bit changed from the other side since
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen i was messaging Marcie the other day...she still makes videos on youtube...plus Unruly Child had new album out in Dec last year..i think it was
I fuckin' love this dude!
Lets get a website up so we can hear some of this new music. Great interview and voice ! Keep it up!
Funny guy great bass player good singer to. There's a MTV accustic version of wasp the idol. With Blackie and Johnny singing together. Great stuff.
Only the 80's could produce someone like Johnny Rod. 😊
Johnny Rod. Shout out from PITTSBURGH Pennsylvania. Born AND bread. Great interview....👋👍
Saw Johnny in a Band Called Geranamo, they opened up for Bonham in Fresno Calif. and Blacky was at the mixer board. Great show. Was wondering if they recorded any demos
Where at the Wilson theater the warners theatre rainbow ball room seland arena?
I enjoy Johnny's personality so much! I'm so glad and happy he's doing good and that he's the same as always and as great as ever! Hope he does more interviews.
Headless children and Crimson idol was their peak! Love those albums. Not that reworked idol album though ...
Cool interview! I saw the show at Sweden Rock Festival, seeing Johnny jumping all over the stage! =) Great stuff! Would have loved to see Marcie Free on that show though.
Awesome interview brother, I love johnny he's a real guy and a class act🤘🤘🤘
Just stumbled onto your channel and subscribed because of how good this interview is. Great job & great questions for Johnny 👍.
This took place on my kids birthday pretty dawm cool king Kobra first album was a baaadass record cant wait to hear their new shit Carmines a badass and this dudes a real cool cat too
Another great interview Jason!!!
Thank you!
Great interview Jason! I missed the premiere, but I caught up!
If Johnny is naturally this energized, all I can say is, don't give him any coffee! LOL!
It’s usually much worse lol
I caught Him on a mellow day
That was a great vocal delivery right out of the gate!! Ha! Right on 🤘🏻 from St. Louis, Missouri.
Johnny is awesome as hell dig these interviews with him that b a cool dude to party with!!
Only the 80's rock/metal scene could produce someone like Johnny Rod 😊 Cool interview. Wish he'd do more
Great interview Jason, johnny is such a trip... enjoyed listening to him tell his stories, if he wrote a book I'd buy it....
Cool interview. I would have loved to hear more background on the Live in the Raw record. There are so many reports and rumours of it being fully recorded live in the studio or partially live with the vocals re recorded in the studio. Vocals definitely do not sound live, either do the guitars. Would have loved to hear the truth from the horses mouth.
I was hoping they'd talk about that one too. What I've heard about that is that only Riley's drums are actually live, the rest is played/sung in the studio. I can't recall the source though, or confirm if it's true..
I met Johnny outside the manchester apollo in the UK on the electric circus tour '86 or '87 and he was the only member of w.a.s.p who met the fans after the gig. He was a star then and the guy is still a star now. The headless children album is one of the best album's w.a.s.p ever made and they were never the same again without Chris and Johnny.
Brilliant interview, Really love Johnny Rod, such a down to earth guy
Love the interview just amazing 💜💜
Fun interview. Johnny is great. Jeez Jason you do pretty good keeping the train from going off the rails! Haha.
lucky enuf to see wasp at donington monsters of rock and sfx hall in dublin around that time - gr8 gigs both of em
Awesome!
Great interiew!! Always great to see Rod tell stories!! .... Jason Green, why did you skipped the Crimson Idol part? Mentioned all the albums and tours but went from Headless Children to King Cobra reunion. We wanna know about the Crimson Idol Tour with Donington as highlight I guess:-) Dont get me wrong, the interview was great!!! Cheers from Holland
It was just an oversight on my part
Very entertaining interview
Big Johnny fan. Thanks for posting.