Perry McCarty works (or did work) for the San Diego school district, had cut his hair, let it go gray and was only singing in a local cover band with a bassist friend of mine. He and Joe Floyd got the band together to record the last album "Ancient Future" back in 1998 - it is a killer album. Joe Floyd and Perry are the only original members left.
If I had a singer like Perry I sure as hell wouldn't be lazy in writing music. 13 years between albums? Strike when the fires hot and defenders is a masterpiece. Should have heard more great albums by them.
Tommy Asakawa was the guitarist with Joe Floyd. I saw these guys open up for Loudness in San Diego. They were the next Queensryche. Such good memories!
was in a band in Sacramento, '83, just before this record came out, with bassist Bruce Turgon. we were called "White Lies'. good band. Jeff Northrup on Guitar, myself on Drums, John McIntyre ( from C.P. Krunt) also on guitar. did 2 gigs ( Oasis Ballroom) before disbanding. Bruce went back to L.A. and some months later, this band came back to the Oasis to play. heavy shit back then.... Perry McCarthy singing.
Wow.....with the great Bruce Turgon? How cool your life has been!! I liked Turgon's work with Gramm, Shadow King, solo work. And this Mc Carty dude has got or had some incredible pipes.
Used to be in a band in '83...( just a bit before this group emerged) with Bruce Turgon...bassist of Warrior when they came out...and is in the Video...and on the Record. group was called 'White Lies'...out of Sacramento. we did 'two gigs'...if memory serves...before disbanding. JK Northrup and myself, Bruce, Kent Harvey, and John McIntyre ( R.I.P) ...made up the outfit. all original...and we played the Oasis ballroom in 'I" street...those two times. a year or so later...Bruce was doing Steve Stevens 'Atomic Playboys...then joined up with Warrior. Wow....heady days...those 80's were. (i'm Glenn...the Drummer from Northrup, Singapore, and....just prior... 'White Lies'. lol!)
@gmlasam My brother was the bassist in the orig. band; he was kicked out and replaced by the Producer's son. That's showbiz. The drummer (only in LA) had a sex change and became a hot girl. Joe Floyd wasn't the guitarist's real name. I knew him when he was Joe El-Kaddam ( I think that's how it was spelled...something like that) in San Diego and they were just starting out and had a moving business to get them through those gigless days. It was a nice ride, but too short and tragic, somewhat.
Man this brings back memories. I first saw Warrior back in 85 at the Hollywood Palladium. Warrior was opening up for Loudness. From this video, it looks like the singer is the only original member. There was a Japanese Guitar player as I recall. I think Warror disbanded and then later named PTM.
Damn!!!!!!! We probably saw eachother before the show. Man, those were great times when the L. A. Metal scene was happening. The scene in LA now sucks...big time.
Anyone have any info on an LA 80’s band named rook? Lead singer was Jessie J Rivas. Don’t recall the name of their record (I think they only had one) but some really good music on it. Sure would like to find that record.
I have been listening to this song since it's release in 1985 and nobody and I mean nobody has ever included what is said before the lead in the lyrics and other than the first two words are probably Evil Slaves all the rest sounds like gibberish - and the effects don't help.... very frustrating!
Amazing voice - horrible stage presence, Such a shame he never acquired it from years of touring the band should have had. He's acting like he's a fan they pulled up onto the stage to sing the song.
One of my all time favorite 80's metal band.
Je n’ai jamais compris pourquoi cet excellent groupe n’a jamais eu le succès qu’il aurait mérité….
Perry McCarty works (or did work) for the San Diego school district, had cut his hair, let it go gray and was only singing in a local cover band with a bassist friend of mine. He and Joe Floyd got the band together to record the last album "Ancient Future" back in 1998 - it is a killer album.
Joe Floyd and Perry are the only original members left.
Kevin Richards RPM Vocal Studio killer album also the code of life is super !!
I really liked Warrior in the 80's. They still sound great in 2009. I wish I could have been there.
やっぱかっこいいなこの曲！最高なライブ！アップして頂きありがとうございました！
great to see him again after more than 20 years, best metal is from 80´s definitely
Hell Yeah!! Saw these guys in '85 also, in PHX AZ. Loudness, Keel, and WARRIOR.
If I had a singer like Perry I sure as hell wouldn't be lazy in writing music. 13 years between albums? Strike when the fires hot and defenders is a masterpiece. Should have heard more great albums by them.
Tommy Asakawa was the guitarist with Joe Floyd. I saw these guys open up for Loudness in San Diego. They were the next Queensryche. Such good memories!
I was at that show in San Diego.
Yes killer album also the code of life was super!!!
was in a band in Sacramento, '83, just before this record came out, with bassist Bruce Turgon. we were called "White Lies'. good band. Jeff Northrup on Guitar, myself on Drums, John McIntyre ( from C.P. Krunt) also on guitar. did 2 gigs ( Oasis Ballroom) before disbanding. Bruce went back to L.A. and some months later, this band came back to the Oasis to play. heavy shit back then.... Perry McCarthy singing.
Wow.....with the great Bruce Turgon? How cool your life has been!!
I liked Turgon's work with Gramm, Shadow King, solo work.
And this Mc Carty dude has got or had some incredible pipes.
Perry was literally the metal Jim Morrison
Too bad I missed them. Warrior rocks!
Excellent !!
Used to be in a band in '83...( just a bit before this group emerged) with Bruce Turgon...bassist of Warrior when they came out...and is in the Video...and on the Record. group was called 'White Lies'...out of Sacramento. we did 'two gigs'...if memory serves...before disbanding. JK Northrup and myself, Bruce, Kent Harvey, and John McIntyre ( R.I.P) ...made up the outfit. all original...and we played the Oasis ballroom in 'I" street...those two times. a year or so later...Bruce was doing Steve Stevens 'Atomic Playboys...then joined up with Warrior. Wow....heady days...those 80's were. (i'm Glenn...the Drummer from Northrup, Singapore, and....just prior... 'White Lies'. lol!)
Bruce turgan was not the bass player on the fighting for the earth cd... Rick Bennett was... And I know that because I was the drummer
Northrup is great Love his stuff with Shortino
Супер группа!
McCarty, what a legend!
@gmlasam My brother was the bassist in the orig. band; he was kicked out and replaced by the Producer's son. That's showbiz.
The drummer (only in LA) had a sex change and became a hot girl. Joe Floyd wasn't the guitarist's real name. I knew him when he was Joe El-Kaddam ( I think that's how it was spelled...something like that) in San Diego and they were just starting out and had a moving business to get them through those gigless days.
It was a nice ride, but too short and tragic, somewhat.
Roy Z! :-) I love TRIBE OF GYPSIES band
great metal!!!!!!
WOW...VERY LUCKY!!!
Man this brings back memories. I first saw Warrior back in 85 at the Hollywood Palladium. Warrior was opening up for Loudness. From this video, it looks like the singer is the only original member. There was a Japanese Guitar player as I recall. I think Warror disbanded and then later named PTM.
The "Japanese" guitarist was Reggie Wu from Heaven's Edge (I think). Incredible talent all around.
Wow!
Just one more album 😢 it's only been what? 18 years.
Lot of people don't know this but Perry McCarty also sang for Steve Stevens on the Atomic Playboys album
Great concert was sure that in L.A.
In this concert there were 2 original members also Joe floyd the guitar in the right.
🔥🔥🔥
Hes so bad ass of a singer!
Rob Farr On Bass KICKING ASS !!!!
ROCK ON
Damn!!!!!!! We probably saw eachother before the show. Man, those were great times when the L. A. Metal scene was happening. The scene in LA now sucks...big time.
Anyone have any info on an LA 80’s band named rook? Lead singer was Jessie J Rivas. Don’t recall the name of their record (I think they only had one) but some really good music on it. Sure would like to find that record.
RIP Rob Farr
Perry McCarty ...Rullezzzzz.... !!!!!!!
FUCK THEY ARE BACK...THIS ALBUM IS ONE OF MY TOP 5 EVER!! FOREVER McCarty WILL BE MY HUGE INFLUENCE...TIME TO A NEW ALBUM FOLKS YOU FUCKIN' RULES!!!
Go JOE! Nice!
Holy fuck can the dude sing!!!1
And Z!!
So what`s the deal with him doing Steve Stevens Atomic Playboy?? Was that a contract thing?
IM COMMINGGGGGGGG¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡ HOOOOOOOHHHHHH YEAH HIJOS DE PERRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA VIVA WARRIOR¡¡
I have been listening to this song since it's release in 1985 and nobody and I mean nobody has ever included what is said before the lead in the lyrics and other than the first two words are probably Evil Slaves all the rest sounds like gibberish - and the effects don't help.... very frustrating!
deckerdf. Yes, been driving me nuts ever since.
This guy looks like melvor from game chasers lol
I guess he couldn't hit the high "Destroy!" vocal note anymore.
Amazing voice - horrible stage presence, Such a shame he never acquired it from years of touring the band should have had. He's acting like he's a fan they pulled up onto the stage to sing the song.
Five years between this and your first comment. What's the background story?