MIKKEY DEE Talks KING DIAMOND, MOTORHEAD, SCORPIONS, DON DOKKEN & Much More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- I chat with Drummer MIKKEY DEE of KING DIAMOND, DON DOKKEN, MOTORHEAD & SCORPIONS!
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I was mikkeys drum tech on “them” tour.
It was a honor to be asked by him to do the tour and an absolute pleasure getting paid to watch him kill it every nite.
He left it all on the stage every single nite, allways gave 100%
Very thankful and grateful to his fans. Never blew off a fan...ever!
Would stand out in the snow for an hour talking to fans and signing everything they put in front of him.
Great guy , fantastic drummer.
Class act
That must have been fantastic ... When MD left King Diamond after Conspiracy (which I think he recorded but did not tour?) the recipe changed; with no MD and no Tim Hansen the music became flavorless to me and I lost interest. Snowy was and is also a tremendous talent, but I think The Eye was a drum machine.
@@henrychiarkas4415
You are correct
I teched snowy on conspiracy. He was a good drummer. He was young and dumb.he couldn't carry mikkeys lunchbox.
For me ,Conspiracy tour Started out good but became a dark trek when we went to Europe. Their were several crew members who were hired who were seedy as fuck and no buisness being part of our tight knit kd family. I finally had it out w king about these people who were strung out not doing their jobs.so I quit in Berlin.
Called my girl at the time and said I was leaving this this ghost ship.doc from savatage( our European support act) came into the room and fuck these guys you wanna work for us?
So I went from snowy to killdrums in 5 min...came back to states w sava and did gutter ballet tour. Great time!
Yes the eye was a drum machine .
I did the Abigail tour but I worked for trouble who was the support act and would up. Helping mikkey alot that your as his tech whomwas his childhood friend had a bad drug prob. They called me 6 shows into them tour to tech mikkey.
I was supposed to do the don dokken thing but his old tech begged for his gig back.
Didn't matter I was out w testament for a long while.
We are still close and I would visit him when Motorhead was around and hand out alot.
I call bullshit
@@joeylyons8496 Savatage was fantastic as well ... in my humble opinion, a bit weak on bassist and drums but the brothers did not seem to care ... their early music was do damn creepy, riffs so good and Jon Oliva's voice so effective and unique (like the King's) they are in my top 5 metal acts, along with King and Accept/UDO, Opeth and Mastodon.
@@henrychiarkas4415 Give Puppet Master a try if you haven't already. Best one since The Eye in my opinion. I even like it as much as (gasp!) Them!
Mikkey is a legend. No doubt. Those early King Diamond albums were ahead of their time. Killer stuff.
Best fuckin metal drummer ever . Hail the King ! Wow Mikkey played a big role in shaping King D
frank artale, I agree completely. Mikkey Dee IS the best metal drummer ever. When I think of King Diamond, I think of Mikkey Dee.
Totally agree! What is awesome now is to hear drummers of today say he was their inspiration.
@@daisigray5539 It makes me feel less out- considered! Haha. I've told so many other musicians about Mikkey Dee and some of them seem stupid about King Diamond, as if Im stupid. Anyway, Mikkey Dee is a phenomenoa. Great to hear from other folks who know what they're talking about! "THEM" is the best King Diamond album.(IMO).✌🎶🤘🎵☠🦂
The very first time I heard Mickey Dee drumming, was on the song " Charon ", from The King Diamond Album " Fatal Portrait ". I was blown away, and immediately bought the album. Great songs, great sound, incredibly tight drumming......he instantly became my favorite drummer.......and 35 years later.....he`s still kicking ass !!! He`s equally great on " Abigail ", but on " Them ", he simply became the coolest metal drummer around. He has inspired the likes of Mike Portnoy, Vinny Paul and thousands of other drummers. I wonder what Metallica would sound like, if Mickey Dee had become the drummer, instead of that dillweed Lars Ulrich !!!!!
We all wonder what Metallica would be like without Lars.......and Hammett!
Yep same here. I heard some dudes blaring the Abigail record while loading my drums in my car and I asked what in the hell is that and went and bought it immediately. I was hooked! I studied that record relentlessly for a month then had it down pat. Craziest metal drumming I had ever heard until I heard THEM which was even mor insane imo and I was again blown away at his creativity and being naturally unique to me, with amazing feel, groove and even swing. His timing, drum tone and rhythm is amazing! I met him and had him sign picture I drew of him and he was shocked at the picture and just super cool!
on "Them " ? Have you payed attention to his drumming in " Conspiracy " ?
@@saraivatoledo1842 So you think his drumming on conspiracy, was cooler than on Them !!!!!! You need a new pair of ears.....Mr Toledo !!!!
@@onkelmarvin8360 Yeah , I probably do ... lately I have been stricken by these BZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz, BZZZUUUUUUmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm , RZZZZZZZZAAAAAAaaaaaaaaTF ... I don´t know ( yet ) whether it´s some undiagnosed sh*t or simply using too much tech , headphones and whatnot ...
Anyways , sorry for boring you but it ´s not like there´s a huge drop in quality from " Them " to " Conspiracy " drumwise , is there ?
I´ll give it to you though , he surely sounds more " in - the - moment " , more lit up by the material he´s responding to with his drumming ( * on the " Them " album , of course ) . Absolutely .
I caught his drum stick at a Don Dokken show.
You know, it's not fair to taunt the other youtubers... lol That is very cool.
Do you still have it?
Just finished listening to the entire Don Dokken - Up From the Ashes since 1990 Mikkey's drumming is incredible🙋🎶💯🙏🙆
Not enough podcasts have King Diamond alumni
You cannot think about King Diamond without thinking about Mikkey Dee.
I still go crazy when I see him perform his solo with Motörhead on the 25 & Alive "Boneshaker" DVD. A humble man, Mikkey rocks! 👍🤘🤘🤘
Great talk about Lemmy, loved it. Rock 'n Roll! 🤘🤘🤘
I would have given my left foot to watch an interview with this guy back in the late 1980's...I love youtube...LOL
I agree, hope you liked it
I was involved in a few bands in California at that time. XYZ, Don Dokken , High Noon etc and knew Mikkee from my friend Mike Patterson. He was really good and really cool along with John Norum Don, Billy, Ken, and Sam from Redondo Bch. Great times!!!! Red Corvette and hockey, 😆 l
As always bro a wonderful interview. I'm a HUGEE DOKKEN FAN! And that Era of dokken always fascinates me. That lineup Don had was stellar! I wish they could've done another record with that lineup but that whole record top to bottom is a such a hidden gem! Well done man!
I had seen Mercyful Fate open for Motörhead in 1985. Incredible show. I saw King Diamond on the Abigail tour - great show and record but Fatal Portrait is my favorite.
Billy White is an amazing guitarist and musician. Everyone who plays with him sings High praise for him. Wish he had more opportunities on records with other artists.
This guy is a real powerhouse kind of drummer. I always remember a interview they did with Matt Sorum & he was asked by Lemmy do sit in for Mikkey on a few tour dates. He said that it was the hardest gig he had ever done cos he never realised how intense Mikkey's kind of drumming was.
Great stuff. Mikkey rules ! Wish I was so comfortable in my skin like him.
Seems like a very cool guy!
Thanks for this. Mikkey is such a nice guy and a truly legendary drummer.
Thanks Tim, I’m glad you liked it and yes he’s great
Sweden has such a killer scene right now with 80s-influenced hard rock. Crazy Lixx, Crash Diet, The Poodles, Nestor the Band, the list goes on and on.
How hasn't this channel gotten huge yet?
Jason you struck again. You always give a great No Nonsence interview. I love that you ask the important questions. And you don't turn it into a comedy show or a self serving bullshit show.please keep this format as you have it.
"Abigail" is the greatest heavy metal recording of all time.
Absolutely. 1000% agree. Such a masterpice! \m/
I had to really think about this one. Yes, you're right.
No, it's not
Mikkey is such an influential double bass drummer with his King Diamond work! Let alone his work with Motorhead and Scorpions!
He is a beast on the drums…seen him with scorpions 6 months ago… he never stopped the whole gig! A jjoy to watch…
The best drummer in the world… Mikkey Dee!!!!
♠️🤘♠️🤘♠️🤘
- Lem
Another great interview Jason, you're a natural, Mikkey seems such a great guy, a powerhouse of a drummer , loved his work on the 'Up from the ashes' album and the live performances I've seen on here, that was a superb band and such a shame that was the only album
He was incredible live on that tour. One of the true supergroups.
Legend. Best drummer in this planet.
Awesome interview, and Mikkey Dee is a great drummer. He is down to earth and humble. Great career Mikkey .
Thank you and I agree
Really looking forward to hearing about the recording of Fatal Potrait and Abigail w/ King Diamond! And what it was like touring with Lemmy and Phil.
Hell yaa ‼️
Such a stand up guy! He is high on my list of musicians I want to have a beer with. Great interview as well Jason!!!
Dude rules, treats fans w respect
The best drummer in the wörld! He have been a fantastic inspiration for me as a drummer! Mikkey fucking rules!
What a great interview!
Thanks, definitely a great guest
Mikkey is the Man! Such an underrated drummer.
So good Jason!
Thank you
A drum legend! It would be amazing to see him back in KING DIAMOND. Hint, hint!
I did not think I'd hear a Beggars & Thieves reference today, but glad for it. I certainly enjoyed that band, but never got to see them live. Also, how kickass would that WWIII second album have been if they could've gotten it off the ground. That first one with Vinny Appice was an overlooked masterpiece and I listened to it for a long time. I learned things off that record, as a teen, that I shouldn't have been learning or had any business even knowing about. :D Great interview with a very humble guy!
Thank you for the kind words brother.
Great show Jason, loved hearing those stories about Lemmy especially. I had know idea you used to work with Troma studios, The Toxic Avenger rules! That show with Lemmy here in Vegas with the Sinners and slim Jim was great, if I remember correctly Lemmy seemed a little annoyed, and possibly drunk but it was a great time. I think it was at GVR, but I myself was little drunk that night so I can't be sure hahah- those gigs always had somebody special jamming with the band. Who's next on the list for the show?
Amazing interview!
Thank you for watching
I have had the honor of meeting Mikkey Dee in Las Vegas nv where I live. And I can say that he is an excellent humble person. Amazing drummer. Today we are good friends on fb and on different cyber platforms. I congratulate you Jason for the great interview with a great friend Mikkey Dee. I'll put your interview on the page dedicated to Mikkey Dee. Count on me.🤙🥁🤙💪👍
Thanks Max, I’m glad you enjoyed the interview and appreciate you sharing it
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen I send you a friend request on Facebook⚡🎸⚡!!!
One thing I like about Mikkey is that he is a great storyteller about his long and interesting carrier as a drummer. He is very humble and funny listening to, always with a glimpse in the eye.
Mikkey Dee is the world best heavy metal, hard & slow rock Drummer in Europe & the world.
Monkey is one of my favorite drummer.love all the bands he played. Love the interview.
Great Interview with one of the best drummers of all time. So glad he joined Motörhead and supported LEMMY to the end!!!
Another great interview.
One thing i absolutely love about lemmy is that he was a roadie stage hand and he lived it.
Thank you Mikkey for so many great live concerts, and albums.
I got into Motörhead during the We Are Motörhead album, and saw them on said tour. Then went to 21 total Motörhead shows over the next 14 years.
The 2003 Maiden, Dio, Motörhead show at Long Beach Arena was the greatest concert I've ever experienced.
Cheers!
You lucky person....that's all my favourite bands in one gig....plus living in Ireland I always wanted to see a gig in Long Beach!
Hello how are you doing today
It’s nice to meet you on here
love his double bass work! superb interview
Mikkey is such a great drummer and i loved all those early king diamond albums and a huge dokken/Don dokken fan and that album up from the ashes absolutely amazing i heard a interview recently with don dokken he talked about mikkey and how great he was and how he talked to clause about mikkie joining the scorpions and i guess the scorpions were under the impression mikkie was only a thrash/ speed metal drummer and didnt know if he would be a good fit don told them mikkie was a great rock drummer and that helped him get the job plus mikkies great drum Playing of course ,enjoyed the interview
Seen this cat in October with the scorpions baaadass drummer one of the best ive seen
A Legend Indeed Mikkey is the Man !
Wonderful work! Nice interview! Long live King Diamond! \m/
Thank you for watching and I’m glad you liked it? Long live the King!
My dear friend of 35 years. He's a great a dude.
There's a different production of Abigail that he helped produce. He didn't care for the production that was released because of all the reverb.
yeah he's very cool and friendly. (I'm on my wife's account cuz I can't get into mine Lol.....) I actually had a pretty brief run in with him while he was playing with Motorhead in Danbury CT. They had just finished opening for wasp and I was trying to make my way to the bar to grab another drink. I was pretty lit up and was kinda spaced out. This was I believe back in 1997. I bumped into someone and when I turned around to apologize it was him!!!!! I most certainly not expecting to see him mixed in with all of us in the crowd! It was like no one else even noticed him! I couldn't believe that! Anyway I didn't want to bother him because I'm sure he wasn't really in the mood for some punk kid sweating him ya know? Lol..... so just said HEY!! and gave him the thumbs up sign he said HEY!! right back but then he extend his hand and gave me a quick hand shake and a quick pat on my back. He asked my name and I told him as loud as I could so he could hear me. He said to me wait here.... so ofcourse I did. About 5 minutes or so later he comes back with an autograph with a picture of him and the rest of Motorhead and it said my name and it said you rock along with my name! Idk why I was so fortunate to have that experience but I can only think it's just because he really is an awesome dude who truly appreciated his fans plus the fact I think he knew that I didn't want to be a pain in his ass. I still have that picture somewhere in my collection of items I've accumulated at shows I've gotten at clubs along with all of my ticket stubs. He went out of his way to make a fan happy and I'll never forget it. I still to this day wish I could thank him for the memory of that night. Definitely an unselfish person!
But somehow the production adds to the ambiance of that album in a positive way. Worked out perfectly.
Speed freaks never sleep., thank you Jason.
Great drummer & always thought the version of Dokken with Mickey, Peter, Billy& John stood toe to toe with the the original lineup of Dokken. No offense to Mick, George or Jeff who are also great talents.
Great interview as always!
Keep it up, Jason! I watch 'em all!
Cheers from Sweden!
Thank you! Hope to make it to Sweden one day, I’ll skip ybr tobacco though
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen ok no snus, ill buy you a beer tho :P
Hi dearest,
I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan. Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me.
I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don't reply unnecessary
Hangouts mail:
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Warms Regard,
Mikkey Dee
Motörhead Mikkey D Era was is favorite. Bastards absolutely slays!
I was lucky enough to see Ozzy on the first wave of the Blizzard tour open for Motörhead, who had Filthy on drums and Fast Eddie on guitar. Loudest damn show I ever saw, ears still ringing three days later, this coming from a Metal Bass player! Four months later Motörhead was opening up for Ozzy! Needless to say, I never got to see Mikey tour with the band, but always thought he was the perfect fit. He and Phillip carried on the great tradition of the band and to see this day, I view him as one of the hardest “Thumpers” to hit the drums! Thanks Mikey!
What a classy dude! Much respect to him…stay healthy stay well, Mikk stay strong! Top shelf guy!
Great interview 👍🖖
Thank you!
Still so underrated!!!!!!!
My favorite drummer!
I had the Up From The Ashes CD, hated it. Had no Idea Mickey was on that or John Norum. I'm gonna have to plug it in and give it another shot. That CD might have been played twice and I still have it. Time to dig it out.
Dude! What is it you didn't like? It's a great album! It has a stellar band playing on it! Don is actually the weak link in that band! Listen to it again with an open mind...listen to it loud! Cheers.
@@am3986 I was looking for it to be a Dokken album at the time. Like it would be Back For The Attack II or something. Got to give it another spin.
It's a fantastic CD wtf
Agent, these guys were off the rails live. It was incredible. Suggested tracks to check out, The Hunger, Mikkey's intro is one of the best of all time; Forever; 1000 Miles Away; Stay and Mirror Mirror. The videos give a pretty good view of the shows. They were awesome.
@@xjbomb4463 agree, always and still love George Lynch but Billy White and John Norum really did a great guitar works in that Up from the Ashes album, not to mention Mikkey on drums👍
Everyone that’s not Swedish, that tobacco is called snus. Check the video “is Motörhead too loud” and you’ll see him behind the drums looking like he has a golf ball under his lip because of the amount of snus
I'm more familiar with Mr Dee's drumming for King Diamond, perfectly balanced between metal and rock'n roll IMO and made me like their music instantly. Qualities that the band lost since his departure and will have again with Matt Thompson.
Deepest respect !🎸❤👍🖖
love it awesome interview
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it
I was lucky enough to see Mikey just kill it on the Kings Abigail tour, The whole band was phenomenal. on a funny note the show was in Toronto at a place called The Diamond club.
Being part of Motorhead truly takes its toll on people ... I just watched an interview with Andy LaRocque and Mikkey looks like his grandpa , lol .
Motorhead was opening up for Slayer at the Newport music hall in Columbus Ohio, my friends and I were hanging out with the guys from Slayer, and Lemmy's bus pulled up out back, he took one look at us, we said; "Hey Lemmy!" The man ran - and I mean RAN for the stage door, and those guys busted up! (I don't know the reason behind why) but he wanted no part of them! (And by extension US!) Never heard what was behind that, but that's my Lemmy kilmister story!!
A heavy influence on my drumming.he still rule's.
I'm sure Mikkey Dee remembers the King show in my town (Cincinnati) back in the 80's where someone was killed in the crowd from a fight. King had nothing to do with it, but of course everyone tried to blame the "Stantic Metal band". I don't think King has been back since! I did see Motorhead here in around 2013. So I think Mikkey has been back a few times. Either way, phenomenal interview!!!!
Great King Diamond related interview . ex diamond bangers are pretty tight lipped about being in kings band
great job great interview, i love mercyful/ king
Thanks, I’m glad you dug it !
Funny to hear him reflect on Singapore in 2020. Their show with Whitesnake here was the LAST rock concert in Singapore b4 Covid hit. I didn't go. I had seen Scorpions a few years ago and I could sense the economy was about to become very unstable and didn't think spending a bunch of money on a rock show was necessary.
Love this guy 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Definitely a master on the drum 🥁 kit 💥
Leave it to Mikkey Dee to be the one to 'discover' or to bring to King Diamond the legendary Andy LaRocque.
I hope you have some Don Dokken questions for him.
We definitely discuss it a bit
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen keep doing this, awesome interview man!!!
Still my favorite
Mikkey Dee still the best drummer in the world!!
I met Mikkey Dee in the late 80s with King Diamond he was awesome Ans gave me a signed drum head ! He was awesome
I’ve also see him live with Motörhead a few times
That is very cool. Do you still have it all these years later?
Hello how are you doing today
It’s nice to meet with you on here
@@mikkeydee3990 I’m awesome ! Hope you’re well also
Am fine
Where are you from
Mikkee, South Bay CA says, We miss ya brother, High Noon, Total Access, hockey.
HAIL MIKKEY DEE!
9 am early?...this guy like my teenager
The best one Yet he’s a monster great player
Great interview
Jason. Definitely Get King Diamond on!!!
came to hear about Kind Diamond nothing else
I’m sure you’re not alone
Hahaha the biggest snus in the world under his lip 🤣. Görgött Mikkey 👍
Mikkey Dee, you are the fucking best
I wish today was 5.14
Mikkey is one of my favorite drummers but also people. Swedes are very cool people. Got to play with Lemmy for 20+ years. Does it get any better?
I remember the day I first heard King Diamond.
Two songs into the masterpiece that is Abagail and I knew I needed to know Who, What, When, Where, Why and How.
I soon found out he would be coming to a tiny club on the South Boston Waterfront called the Channel on the Them Tour.
The only person who would go with me was some outcast smoking hot Metal Chick from school named Diana.
She wore a Metal Up Your Ass jacket to school. Way before it was cool and then eventually lame.
We were just friends- and although I was totally in love- I still made sure not to let that affect our friendship too much.
We took acid, smoked and drinked and went to the show very early.
King Diamonds buses were right there in the parking lot and only the band and a few older guys were hanging out- everyone but King was outside the buses partying I think.
So we made our way over and lit a joint and passed it around.
Mikey Dee was the center of attention- Diana knew his name and she was making sure he knew that he could have her.
But once she noticed her behavior was breaking my heart- she gave it a rest and started paying extra attention to me to make-up for it.
Eventually King walked off his Bus to go into the club for sound check.
Diana grabbed me by the hand and headed straight at him.
She said my name is Diana and this is Billy- and Billy worships you.
I shook his leather gloved hand and looked in those crazy blue eyes and said something stupid and then he was gone.
We were not allowed in for soundcheck- but when King came out he handed me a microphone.
How cool is this guy to think that way and to do that for a 15 year old kid.
We were able to go into the club early thru the band door so Diana could use the girls room.
We pushed each other around in Granny’s rocking chair tripping on acid and eventually watched the entire concert.
After the show she ended-up on one of the buses and I didn’t - so I waited a while then walked home.
Well- Diana was out of school for a few days licking her wounds and when she came back I asked her which one she fucked. She told me it was none of my business- and then began crying.
I got all enraged and asked if they hurt her. She promised me they were very nice and she was just sad because she thought I was gonna look at her like a slut now and our friendship would fall apart over it.
I promised her that I would never bring it up again and I assured her that I still worshipped her blindly.
Then I asked- and since when do you care what the fuck me or anyone else thinks.
She hugged me and gave me my first SERIOUS kiss and then said-
Billy- will you go out with me?!?!?
Best day of my childhood.
My first real girlfriend had just got the snot railed out of her little ass by a guy in my favorite band.
Crazy.
But she was the best ever- she knew I was really embarrassed about my virginity and her sense of humor was sinister.
She said one night- are you ready to do it tonight- you never make any moves on me- are you grossed out by all the guys I’ve been with.
I said it’s not that at all- I love you and I trust you and Im so happy to just be with you that it’s hard to care about anything else but that.
It was all a set-up on her part. She fucked me that night without telling me she was having her period and then after pretended that she might need to be rushed to the hospital to stop the bleeding- and she told everyone at school that it was because Billy nearly fucked me to death with his huge cock.
Too funny. I’m pretty sure I just laid there on the bottom so that she could do everything-
because I wouldn’t even have known exactly where to put it.
Anyway- we are still great friends 35 years later and we recently got back together a couple years ago.
So I’m back with my first love.
But I still do not know what happened on that damn bus- and I’m still not positive I don’t want to know.
Even though I would bet my favorite motorcycle that it was Mr. Dee.
Love Mickey Dee he’s a frickin bastard drummer and is the Motörhead madness
What? King Dimond !! I guess I have to power up the record player...... Wonder if I wore out the record 38 years ago or so........ can't wIt to listen to it again !!
When i think of motorhead i think Fast Eddie Clark, what a great tasteful player and then he kills it with Fastway
Had no idea that Mikk did the drums on Hellraiser with MH. Things make a lot more sense now.
Phil “ Philthy Animal “ Taylor Jesus rest his soul was a great drummer , one of my favorites but Mikkey Dee really brought a different kind of power and feel to Motörhead, love both , awesome 😎
Mikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mikkel Dee, Frankie Banali, Nicky McBrain is the best drummers in my book. Especially when playing on guitarsolos.
Mikkey @ Skogsröjet when you did Thin lizzy songs thumbs and toes up Blacks Star Riders wohoo, Motorhead (first metal album i heard was Ironfist)
...my brother bought it cause looked cool ^^ here's the comedy..i was a metal drummer so was my older brother... 30 yrs later what? mikkey is from sweden... where im from...right getting the old tama set bk.. no matter the cost!
Paiste really are the best cymbals ever made.