40 Hamburgers And A Side Order Of Jumbo Fries was my favourite song. Only kidding, John McCoy is a legend and pretty much everything he was involved with was great.
I DON'T KNOW WHY SOMEONE WON'T POST THIS WHOLE LP ON TH-cam BECAUSE THIS WHOLE LP KICKS ASS !!!!!!!!!!!!! I WOULD HAVE IT POSTED ON HERE IF I KNEW HOW BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW.
OMG Ive been looking for this song for like years and just found it today . its just one of the best rock song i have ever heard in my life . i had a tape of all there songs but they got lost when i moved away .this just brings back good memories for me . thanks for putting it on here you've made me so happy :-) awesome awesome
I still can’t believe I became a fan of them since I listened to “Can’t Take The Hurt” on the soundtrack for “A Nightmare on Elm Street V: The Dream Child”. Too bad they didn’t make it as super rock stars. They were amazing. They were different. They weren’t thin. They were big guys. They would have taught to todays generation kids that fat guys can be cool too. I would have given a kidney for they to be part of the greatest rock stars cult and see them still playing live today like KISS, Iron Maiden, Metallica and many others do. So... Thumbs up if you think Big Guys can rock too. By any chance... Does anyone know what kind of shoes did Nicky Moore use for this video?. I just love them. I want my own.
It would have been a great travesty had we never got the album. So many quality albums just never had that bit of luck. Just like my fave band Shy ! Mammoth were and always will be a great band.
Bloody brilliant should have been a smash. I think tastes were changing by the time this came out. A couple of years earlier and they would have been megastars.
I bought their album mamoth when it first came out still have excellent stuff. some one told me that if you wanted to be in the band you had to be over 20 stone when they first started up .
i totally came across this video by mistake searching for something else, but it was an awesome mistake, i honestly never heard of these guys (was 2 at the time) but now i am going to have to check out their stuff..
One of the truly great underrated artists of our time. A superb band whose music was overlooked by a generation of idiots who could only concentrate on their size.
Just looked this up because I went to college with Nickys son Steve who used to plug it big time (I even bought it on vinyl) . Was wondering how he is now but had no luck finding him.
Great song awesome musicians. Proof good music is not about looks! This comment comes from someone that lost 95 lbs. And has kept it off for over 3 years!
£60 wow I've got all the three singles on 12", Fatman on 7" and the album... This band should have been as huge as their size, sound and stage presence.
£60 wow I've got all the three singles on 12", Fatman on 7" and the album... This band sound have been as huge as their size, sound and stage presence.
"although an incident in Leeds meant that the band had to request a specially reinforced stage at all future gigs, due to the concentrated pressure of some 1200 pounds (plus allowance for on stage exuberance)." LOL
Really miss em,fatman was my fav. rock track during my highskul,i was really a big fan of them :'( ..i wonder if all the band members r stil alive,?? If so, we want mammoth back :)
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A killer song from an amazing band. Nicky Moore was one of the all-time greats! R.I.P.
RIP Nicky. I'm gutted 🙏
Vinny Reid on Drums Nicky Moore on vocals.Kenny Cox on Guitars and John McCoy on bass.They all were particularly talented
One of the best heavy rock bands that never made it big. No pun intended. Awesome stuff.
R I.P Nicky Moore
RIP Nicky Moore.
Mammoth were amazing. fantastic vocals and musicians who could really play. Why wasn't this band bigger?
Any bigger than this, they would've expired...
Just seen Vinny and Andy (Tequila mockingbird) Fantastic as ever x
One of the best albums in my collection. I love this band. Excellent music. I miss them
May have been a tongue-in-cheek song but an absolute track and album!!
Toujours aussi bon ce morceau.
Du rock mélodique de haut niveau
Saw them at the Astoria in London to support the album, absolutely brilliant had the same backing as the video, tiny Marshall amps haha!!
40 Hamburgers And A Side Order Of Jumbo Fries was my favourite song. Only kidding, John McCoy is a legend and pretty much everything he was involved with was great.
How in the hell did this band not blow up? All their songs are great.
I bought all their albums and singles on vinyl on release. They are this great. :)
My old guitar teacher, Colin Pincott.
I remember John McCoy from Ian Gillan's solo band.
Totally awesome. I remember buying this album, absolutely loved it. Criminally underrated 🤟🏻
Where can I purchase this album
Even after 20+ years, these guys still rock.
Nickys voice is the best
COULDN'T AGREE MORE!! A REAL SHAME THEY DIDNT TAKE OFF...BEEN A FAN OF NICKY AND JOHN FOR MANY YEARS BEFORE THIS.
They should have this song playing in every gym lol
Brilliant Band - two brilliant heavy weight Studio Albums.
I'm still waiting for a 3rd one
this was brilliant album, I wore it out!!
Ham Kinison singing and Slob Halford on bass
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I DON'T KNOW WHY SOMEONE WON'T POST THIS WHOLE LP ON TH-cam BECAUSE THIS WHOLE LP KICKS ASS !!!!!!!!!!!!! I WOULD HAVE IT POSTED ON HERE IF I KNEW HOW BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW.
Rip Nicky 😭😭😭😭😭
My guitar teacher of the time played with these guys circa 1986? His name is colin pincott, a great session guitarist!
OMG Ive been looking for this song for like years and just found it today . its just one of the best rock song i have ever heard in my life . i had a tape of all there songs but they got lost when i moved away .this just brings back good memories for me . thanks for putting it on here you've made me so happy :-) awesome awesome
This clip is simply fantastic. What a band! They are so heavy :) Thanks for the upload, I was searching it since a long time.
I still can’t believe I became a fan of them since I listened to “Can’t Take The Hurt” on the soundtrack for “A Nightmare on Elm Street V: The Dream Child”. Too bad they didn’t make it as super rock stars. They were amazing. They were different. They weren’t thin. They were big guys. They would have taught to todays generation kids that fat guys can be cool too. I would have given a kidney for they to be part of the greatest rock stars cult and see them still playing live today like KISS, Iron Maiden, Metallica and many others do. So... Thumbs up if you think Big Guys can rock too. By any chance... Does anyone know what kind of shoes did Nicky Moore use for this video?. I just love them. I want my own.
This and Gillan, Glory road. Hand in hand class,. Story of my life.
A friend of mine and I were cruising around back in the day in my car and this song came on and we remarked how they sounded a little like KISS.
Remember them on Hard'n'heavy VHS magazine!
Jon Mcoy Bass is awesome and Moores vocals are mint. I was 17 when this came out cut off denim patuli oil the lot!!
Nicky Moore was still gigging with the Blues corporation with sons Timmy and Junior last year not sure about this year yet.
Haven't heard this since it back then. I remember seeing the video on tv at the time.
It would have been a great travesty had we never got the album. So many quality albums just never had that bit of luck. Just like my fave band Shy ! Mammoth were and always will be a great band.
This mega-drumset looks/sounds awesome!
Bloody brilliant should have been a smash. I think tastes were changing by the time this came out. A couple of years earlier and they would have been megastars.
Nicky Moore and Sam Kinison...separated at birth?
...I still remember! A pity they didn't make it farther in the music world.
schnarre0 It was because of the size prejudice that still exists in the entertainment industry...sad.
Finally, been looking for this one for like forever. Thanx for it.
What the hell of a drum kit! Hugeeee! \m/
7 bass drums!!!
these guys rock
cant believe i only just got around to searchin these guys out on here,i loved these guys.
ahhhh nostalgia.
I remember this playing on the radio when I was a little kid. Never knew the name of the band.
This is one of my favourite songs. Thanks
Thanks for posting. Been searching some time for this one..
I bought their album mamoth when it first came out still have excellent stuff. some one told me that if you wanted to be in the band you had to be over 20 stone when they first started up .
Jon McCoy was doing the Kerry King look long before Kerry King.
God, I can remember the advert in Kerrrang magazine! I almost applied being 6' 3" and 20 stone, but decided not to.
So many good bands I never heard about in the 80s.
i totally came across this video by mistake searching for something else, but it was an awesome mistake, i honestly never heard of these guys (was 2 at the time) but now i am going to have to check out their stuff..
Nice,got the mommoth cd as well,nice to see this video again
The great Bernie Tormé on guitar. But being thin he is kept in the background.
One of the truly great underrated artists of our time. A superb band whose music was overlooked by a generation of idiots who could only concentrate on their size.
Just looked this up because I went to college with Nickys son Steve who used to plug it big time (I even bought it on vinyl) . Was wondering how he is now but had no luck finding him.
my kina guys....no doubt! WOOF! ROCK ON GUYS!
I love this song in this band
Superb!
remember seeing this on Hard n' Heavy and buying the CD back in the days... too bad this band doesn't even have a wikipedia page....
Somewhere Ray Traylor is smiling in heaven
Someone have this album entire in mp3?
Great song awesome musicians. Proof good music is not about looks! This comment comes from someone that lost 95 lbs. And has kept it off for over 3 years!
Brilliant!
I found a real old copy of a VHS vid called RAW or some thing and this Vid was on ^^
£60 wow I've got all the three singles on 12", Fatman on 7" and the album...
This band should have been as huge as their size, sound and stage presence.
well underrated ....label did em no favours I seem to remember. Hi Mac...
pretty amazing solo there.
Отличная АОР-группа. Жаль всего один альбом выпустили.
I used to cover "all the days" in my first band!great album!
This band were huge at the time !!!!
No Limits
Mammoth was a great band. Too bad they never made it as big as they should´ve been.
Great track-used to have a bootleg of them live somewhere.........
£60 wow I've got all the three singles on 12", Fatman on 7" and the album...
This band sound have been as huge as their size, sound and stage presence.
Ghis is the greatest thing ever
"although an incident in Leeds meant that the band had to request a specially reinforced stage at all future gigs, due to the concentrated pressure of some 1200 pounds (plus allowance for on stage exuberance)." LOL
nice shades guys the eighties were the year of the aviators lol
Mine were mirrored. I never went very far without them.
these guys were going to be huge, weight watchers said so!!!!
They´re f*ckin´ heavy! ....get it?
Really miss em,fatman was my fav. rock track during my highskul,i was really a big fan of them :'( ..i wonder if all the band members r stil alive,?? If so, we want mammoth back :)
still sounds epic
rip Nicky Moore
Neat drum kit
The only respectable Mammoth!
i saw vinces new band the other day, they were quality to be fair
R.I.P. Kenny Cox 1952 - 2022
brillant
hahah que chimba de los mas bolado que he visto ultimamnte!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Big Mac... Peace dude.
sorry, i've got it on vinyl as well :)
What is the song that comes on at the 3:12 mark?
mac baker
Here in youtube are two versions of "All The Days" tune, why this?
Interesting...There was a band in the late 70's that went under the name Mammoth before they changed it...to Van Halen.
@TheRusskinruss
I aint heard this for fucking years!!!
Word! I believe I was 7 when I first heard this.
i thought "all the days" was excellent. got the album on cassette :D
i wish gillan would reform though, i loved the ian gillan band.