Temporary Replacement Singers
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- @AnthraxBandOfficial @ironmaiden @motleycrue @judaspriest all went through a period in the 90's into the 2000's where either the original singer or more known singer left the band and they were replaced temporarily. What became of the music made during the era for each band?
On this, I moderate a discussion between Mike Ladano, Peter Jones, Jake Not From State Farm and my co-captain John The Music Nut and we look each band.
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Great discussion!
Thanks Henry! 🙏
Groovy show, gentleman!
Thanks Brother!
Hey, Judas Priestcast cat! Groovy is my word, you silly goose! Bwhahahahahahahaha! Great job with The Alchemist the other day. “The Alchemist” is ALSO the best song on BÖC’s 2020 album The Symbol Remains. Boom!
@daveycretin664 you'll have to share the word. I'm known as the Groovy dude in all places I frequent because I overuse that word.
Thanks Davey
66 times on Angel and the Gambler...yep, that was painful.
That meanders way too long. I forgot, does that fade out? 😂
@@MyMusicCorner I don't know, I don't think I ever got to the ending ;) I do have a single edit.
Agreed fully with Pete on the ongoing Maiden problem. I had customers say the same things in 1998.
Finally getting around to watching this episode, it was as much fun to watch as it was to record!
Pete is a joy to listen and Mike was such a pleasure.
And both Johns you’re always epic, thanks for including me, I was absolutely honored to be a part of this.
Jake
Whoa, l loved that show. EXCELLENT job all around, gentlemen! I’m familiar with all these bands and their… let’s say replacement singers, who all only turned out to be temporary. I’ve heard all of these albums, but most not for 20-30 years!
The one act here that I’m most familiar with, out of the quartet, is Anthrax. If memory serves, l saw an embryonic version of the band perform at my school in the early 1980s. Scott Ian went to my local school, but was a few years ahead of me. At any rate, I concur with John TMN that Sound of White Noise is easily the best of the Bushthrax CDs. However, it’s not my number one Anthrax album… it’s my number two.
Mike and Jake were both extremely passionate about their love for their respective band’s eras, which is always great to see. It’s too bad Mike had to split early, but l know he’s had some bad luck with his shelves recently.
The Professor nailed it perfectly! Blaze gets the blame, but it’s really Harry. I truly dug his take on that whole scene, man. Peter is also correct in stating the excellence of those Dickinson solo albums. I’m personally partial to The Chemical Wedding. Maybe if wee ‘arry sees this video, he’ll see the error of his ways. Not bloody likely, but a guy can dream, can’t he?!
Nice job, lads.
Cheers from The Big Apple.
Rock Out, Prog On and Pogo!
Your clone and mine,
~ The Diabolically Distinctive Doppelgänger of Davey Cretin, from CRETIN CLASSICS.
I have never given Bruce’s solo catalogue a chance beyond Tattooed Millionaire. Probably because I totally got off the Maiden train altogether.
Thanks for the awesome comment!
Thanks Davey...I spent the entirety of the next day sorting my music and putting them back on shelves.
Thanks Davey, it’s nice to hear feedback!
And I agree, the Chem Wedding is one of Bruce’s best albums.
Jake
This is a very interesting show. Peter is a musical historian. Keep them coming every week. Thanks 🙏
Thanks Jason!
Great show as usual. I love Corabi. Slight correction on the Motley material not being reissued again, the 1999 Greatest hits included the videos and singles from their 94 masterpiece, and in 2003 i bought this beautiful CD compilation as it got released called "supersonic and demonic relics" which includes some material from Quaternary, a couple unreleased tracks and a remix of Holigan's. Check it out if you can find it it is worth it
I will have to look into this!
Another fantastic show, great topic and discussion! I can listen to Peter Jones talk music all day! Just brilliant!
Love the Ripper albums, the Corabi album and the Bush albums! and I appreciate the X Factor so dark and heavy,
Virtual XI is hard to get through, Futureal and The Clansman are good!
My favourite subject
Thanks Brother!
Great topic! Here's my take on various temporary singers :
Motley Crue - Absolutely love the 94 Corabi album, but it was the height of alternative rock and the start of pop punk getting big so the Motley album got zero promotion from radio and MTV. Most people sadly still don't know that album exists.
Judas Priest - I love Jugulator and 98 Live Meltdown, they were off to a great start. Demolition however is their weakest songwriting wise and they seemed unsure of what direction to go. I'm glad Rob came back, but Jugulator at least was good.
Anthrax - I enjoy most of Sound Of White Noise, played it to death in the summer of 93. Stomp 442 started off strong but falls off in the second half, Volume 8 is my least favorite Anthrax album, but I do like the song Catharsis. We've Come For You All is a big step up, I enjoy it as much as White Noise.
Iron Maiden - Blaze did great on The X Factor, probably their darkest album, saw that tour as well. Sign Of The Cross is a Maiden classic in my book and Bruce sang it great when he returned. Virtual XI is probably my least favorite Maiden album, but its still not bad by any means. Futureal, Lightning Strikes Twice and The Clansman are all great songs.
Van Hagar - 5150 and F.U.C.K. were both strong albums, still listen to them both. As for OU812 I only really like Mine All Mine, Black And Blue and Cabo Wabo. Balance had some good songs like Seventh Seal, Aftershock, Amsterdam and Don't Tell Me What Love Can Do, but it kinda ends on a whimper on the last few songs. They did have a damn good song on the Twister soundtrack, Humans Being, but it was over with soon after that.
Very very very good take on the unfair judgements on Iron Maiden's Blaze era.
Looks like Jake has the Japanese versions of the Blaze albums with bonus tracks. I like him already.
Jake’s a good guy! Great taste! Yes, we need to get you guys on a video somehow.
@@MyMusicCorner We'll make it happen sometime I'm sure. Just don't get me on with Pete or Martin Popoff as I have several bones to pick with them over the Blaze era :)
@@harrisonblock fair enough. But Peter did show Blaze respect in our video. As for Martin? I think you’re safe there. I would be stumbling over myself.
@@MyMusicCorner Yeah, I will give Pete credit for that, but man that was a tough listen. Popoff gave VXI an 0/10. Mike had him on the Lebrain Train a couple times. He managed to dodge me each time by doing a topic I couldn't contribute to. I wouldn't have given him shit though, it's just a bit of fun saying I have a bone to pick with him.
I do have the Japanese versions of the Blaze albums, and the recent reissues too.
Plus, I have the Silicon Messiah and the Infinite Entanglement trilogy, along with As Live as it Gets. Good stuff by Blaze.
I’d love to do a show with you, more shows are always fun.
Jake
Blaze’s new solo album is record of the year.
Love all the replacement singers.
I wish Motley Crue did more with John Corabi. That self-titled album is stellar.
X Factor debuted at #8 in Quebec. At the time, the joke was this was proof that Quebec was indeed a distinct culture. (They had a referendum to separate from Canada in 1995)
1:23;23 exactly lol my only time seeing Maiden was on the Brave new world tour and my balls were touching the ground lol
Now there’s a visual for you. 😂😂😂😂
I saw Blaze with Maiden and Tim with Priest numerous times. I loved all the shows.
Blessing In Disguise(Metal Church)/Dark Passion Play(Nightwish)/5150(Van Halen)/Born Again(Black Sabbath)/Beating The Odds(Molly Hatchet)/Shovel Headed Kill Machine(Exodus)/Walk On(Boston) were some albums i enjoyed with changes in vocalists.
I absolutely love all the Nightwish’s albums with Floor. Floor is amazing.
She’s one of my favorite replacement singers ever.
@@JakesMusicState I don't like those 2 most recent albums at all.I was a huge fan before that,really promoting the band on here and FB,My Space lol
1:04:11 let's take a little further. it was yes Steve Harris's fault but the main issue altogether was the absence of Adrian Smith even over Bruce's. Mic drop ... lol
A point I eventually make later in the video.
The Bush albums with Anthrax kinda mirror the Van Hagar albums to me ..The first and last albums are solid,but those in between not so much...Greater Of 2 Evils has some great renditions of the Belladonna + Turbin era songs.
I really need to check out the re-records.
@@MyMusicCorner I Am The Law,Death Rider, Lone Justice are standouts...Anthrax did lots of good covers with all the various singers...idk if Music Nut mentioned the Temptations cover 'Ball Of Confusion" , which has both Bush and Belladonna.
@@ericrobertson2024 I didnt Eric but I should have. That version slays!
@@JohntheMusicNut I haven't counted precisely but Anthrax have probably done more cover versions I liked than even Metallica or Joan Jett.That might be a good topic ....If Bush only sang on Raising Fear + White Noise,that would make him a legend to me. Love both of those..Bush was also doing voiceovers for Burger King lol trivia.
I used to really like the Greater of 2 Evils, when I revisited it, the bass was lost too much for my liking.
Absolutely glad someone enjoys it as much as I used to
Jake
As much as I love Rob and Priest , he always came across kinda petty about the whole Owens era
I’ve heard a couple different stories, and both fall in the line of petty.
For me:
Corabi/Crue - Great
Bush/Anthrax - Great (1st two albums) only good after that.
Ripper/Priest - Only ok to me.
Blaze/Maiden - Doesn’t do anything for me. I’d rather listen to 20 album clones with Bruce as the singer. Music taste is always subjective.
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