@@knightni73 Do you and Ziggy Stardog have a different Heavy Metal soundtrack than I do? Mine has Devo's "Working in the Coal Mine " and BOC's "Veteran of the Psychic Wars".
Was about to say the same thing about two songs called Heavy Metal. Though Hagar had the more popular tune, personally love Felder's song. It has such a nice groove to cruise to.
One of the best concerts I ever attended was with the "Red Rocker". He played for 3.5 hours straight and never stopped. It was pure rock from start to end.
YES! You are finally checking out The Red Rocker, Sammy Hagar! This guy has done it all, Lead Singer for Montrose, Van Halen, Chickenfoot just to name a few. He has his own tequila brand and bars. He is going to be 75 and he is still going, still performing. Standing Hampton and 3 Lock Box were fantastic solo albums. Nicely done you two!
He is a really cool dude, and I tend to believe his recollection of things...no disrespect to the Van Halens....Eddie was awesome, and my hero, but a mean drunk
yup , hes a legit nice guy , not the typical stuckup arrogant "celebrity" , he gave a great concert last time i saw him , along with a great show it started raining and he stopped several times to see if everybody was alright , they passed out ponchos to everybody and the crowd screamed "rock on"
I saw Hagar live in the mid-80's in Alaska when he co-headlined with Triumph during their Allied Forces tour. The opening band was named "Chico" (from Chico, California). All three bands were on top of their game and everyone had a blast.
Sammy is probably the best live show to this day. At 73 years old he's still able to hit those tough high notes without any backing tracks. I saw Sammy Hagar & The Circle two times at Harvy's outdoor venue in South Lake Tahoe and those guys killed it.
Sammy Hagar is one of the most underrated artists out there. His album "Standing Hampton" is a CLASSIC (Heavy Metal was on that album). And the live version of Heavy Metal from back in the 80's is spot on. It's on TH-cam.
I think you guys would really like the movie "Heavy Metal", from which this is on the soundtrack. It's an R rated animated film from the early 80s, with a twilight zone-ish feel of multiple connected stories. But with excellent music throughout.
I remember seeing at the theater probably in the afternoon so not many people, my wife shopped â the mall while I was at the movies, freegan loved the movie and this is the best song in my opinion, also saw Hagar at the Texas Jam in 79 , I think Nazareth played after Hagar then Van Halen! Thanks y’all !
The first adult animation I ever saw, late at night, sneaking some late night TV, TBS I believe, blew my preteen mind. Badass. Saw Vampire Hunter D, same channel. Ahh, memories.
This song, from the animated film also titled Heavy Metal, is one of my favorite Sammy Hagar songs along with “There’s Only One Way To Rock, “I Can’t Drive 55” and “Three Lock Box”
Terrific soundtrack! Features Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Nazareth, Stevie Nicks, Don Felder, Black Sabbath, Devo and of course the "Red Rider" Sammy Hagar, just to name a few.
Just FYI, this was the version that Sammy recorded for his 1982 album Standing Hampton. The soundtrack version, which came out a year earlier, was a bit more raw and personally I prefer it. The differences are subtle but there. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/NQE1Q1NILfQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Hellrazer12
This was Sammy Hagar in 1981, just as his solo career was taking off... 5 years before he joined Van Halen as the new lead vocalist. I believe he played guitar on this track as well.
You guys should react to more Sammy Hager… "I'll Fall In Love Again", "There's Only One Way To Rock", "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy", "Three Lock Box", "Two Sides of Love", "Give To Live", "Eagles Fly", "Bad Motor Scooter", "Red", "Mas Tequila" 🎸🤘
We saw Sammy Hagar this summer and he still put on a great show. Was still out on the stage signing autographs long after the house lights came up! Check out his Standing Hampton album. So many great songs on it. Ill Fall in Love Again, Theres only One Way to Rock, Can't Get Loose and a great version of Piece of my Heart!
If you have never seen the movie Heavy Metal, you need to check it out. One of the best soundtracks of all time and it introduced anime to a lot of mainstream America.
Heavy Metal magazine had been in circulation since the mid 70's.. The movie I e adapted stories from the magazine for the movie.. "Den" , with John Candy voicing, for instance, was a recurring character in the magazine, and was a highlight for the movie. A quote.." This would never have happened on Earth!.. and now, twice in one day "..
I saw him on New Year's Eve 1983/1984 (Tacoma, WA, with openers Aldo Nova and Blue Öyster Cult), and the show was billed as "Your One-Way Ticket to Midnight!" Sammy missed the countdown to midnight. ha ha haaa Played right thru it. Oooops.
The mix on this version was a little different than what I'm used to. Very interesting. Anyways I have loved this song and the movie Heavy Metal both since they came out at the theater. I dont know if it still plays but it used to play the midnight movie circuit along with Rocky Horror The Wall Dawn of the dead Killer Clowns from outer space And Friday the 13th I've owned the sound track from Heavy Metal since the mid 80's and still listen to it from time to time. Sammy is a beast on the guitar.
Ok. When you're at a Sammy Hagar concert and this song starts , it starts off pushing 50,000 watts of power. The whole damn area quakes and vibrates with each note. One of those things ya gotta experience to understand. Epic sensation.
Seeing the movie is a MUST. The visuals along with the kickin' soundtrack will blow your socks off. You may not be able to show a reaction to it due to copywrite laws, but please do try.
We went to his VOA tour in the mid eighties - it was one of the longest shows we ever saw! I think the longeat was Bruce Springsteen's Born In The USA tour (night 2 of a 3 day stint in our city) at over 4 hours!
Born in 1960, And growing up reading Edgar Rice Burroughs "Warlord Of Mars" series, I remember how phenomenal this mix of futurist art & modern music (from the Heavy Metal magazine) was at the time! Illustration was insane! Check out H.R.Giger for reference. Better yet, check out the documentary "Jodorowsky's Dune", it's even got Star Wars!
I think the correct volume for this song is anything louder than when you're listening to it on your headphones, and your neighbors can hear it. So much so that they complain that it's too loud.
All this sounded so much heavier back when I was a kid and it was coming out. I evolved into todays heavy music so maybe that is part of it. Still love to listen to the classics.
This song is from the greatest movie soundtrack of all time, Heavy Metal. Some other tracks you should do from it are Reach Out by Cheap Trick, Blue Lamp by Stevie Nicks, and Crazy by Nazareth. And the other different song Heavy Metal on it by Don Felder of The Eagles.
Blasted this in my 1981 Camaro Z-28. Everybody got out of the way……..and I had the open road. With cute blonde beside me In tight jeans , big hair and the head bob.
Y'all should watch the movie "Heavy Metal". This was written for that movie. One of my favorite movies. It's a collection of animated shorts based upon the magazine "Heavy Metal" back in the glorious 80s.
A great song to do a reaction to would be Sammy doing "Mas Tequila". I've never seen anyone do a reaction to it and it's a great party song (and video).
Another song from the movie Heavy Metal. This was actually the theme song.This is a really good one, but I always thought it should have been the song by Don Felder take that Ride.
You both have to check out Chickenfoot, "Soap on a rope". That's Sammy, Michael Anthony on Bass, (Former bass from Van Halen), Chad Smith on drums, (drummer from Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Joe Satriani on guitar. Fun video to watch these guys.
I'd tell you watch that early 80s anime that this song was tied to by the same name, Heavy Metal, its an interesting watch for sure. The movie had some big time voice talent and the soundtrack had some big time artists on it too.
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The entire sound track is loaded with killer songs
The Standing Hampton album by Sammy is better on its own. Every song on side one was a big AOR hit
My favorite 8 track next to Back in Black.
I like the DEVO track-We’re Thru Bein’ Cool
And BOCs The Pact
@@knightni73 Do you and Ziggy Stardog have a different Heavy Metal soundtrack than I do? Mine has Devo's "Working in the Coal Mine " and BOC's "Veteran of the Psychic Wars".
There were two songs called "heavy metal" from this movie and soundtrack. The Don Felder song is great in it's own right. Both songs are high energy.
Absolutely
Was about to say the same thing about two songs called Heavy Metal.
Though Hagar had the more popular tune, personally love Felder's song. It has such a nice groove to cruise to.
@@MusicLover-wo7ig Felder's "All of You" from the soundtrack is probably my favorite!
i have to agree with both of you, i prefer don felders and all of you is one of my favorites as well!!
Heavy Metal (Takin’ a Ride..)
One of the best concerts I ever attended was with the "Red Rocker". He played for 3.5 hours straight and never stopped. It was pure rock from start to end.
Agreed! ….saw him at Soldier Field in ‘85 with Zebra as the opener
…. memories
Saw him last week with George Thorogood. 3 1/2 hours of Red Rocker glory!
YES! You are finally checking out The Red Rocker, Sammy Hagar! This guy has done it all, Lead Singer for Montrose, Van Halen, Chickenfoot just to name a few. He has his own tequila brand and bars. He is going to be 75 and he is still going, still performing. Standing Hampton and 3 Lock Box were fantastic solo albums. Nicely done you two!
They've actually done some Montrose, some of his VH, and I Can't Drive 55 already.
Don't forget The Circle
He is a really cool dude, and I tend to believe his recollection of things...no disrespect to the Van Halens....Eddie was awesome, and my hero, but a mean drunk
HSAS 🤘🤘
Sammy's voice is absolutely stellar in the verses. Gritty, charismatic and soulful, just like how we like our heavy rock n' roll.
Sammy is a legend in his own right. Reminds me of college and Sammy was putting out the hits. Sammy is also a very humble and kind man.
He's doing interviews on his youtub channel.
yup , hes a legit nice guy , not the typical stuckup arrogant "celebrity" , he gave a great concert last time i saw him , along with a great show it started raining and he stopped several times to see if everybody was alright , they passed out ponchos to everybody and the crowd screamed "rock on"
I saw Hagar live in the mid-80's in Alaska when he co-headlined with Triumph during their Allied Forces tour. The opening band was named "Chico" (from Chico, California).
All three bands were on top of their game and everyone had a blast.
Sammy is probably the best live show to this day. At 73 years old he's still able to hit those tough high notes without any backing tracks.
I saw Sammy Hagar & The Circle two times at Harvy's outdoor venue in South Lake Tahoe and those guys killed it.
Sammy Hagar is one of the most underrated artists out there. His album "Standing Hampton" is a CLASSIC (Heavy Metal was on that album). And the live version of Heavy Metal from back in the 80's is spot on. It's on TH-cam.
The Heavy Metal movie soundtrack was my first intro to the genre. I love it to this day.
Loved solo Sammy. Saw him in concert a couple of times and he puts on a killer show.
The movie Heavy Metal came out in 1981. It was a blast! I had it on VHS.
High energy, hard to not smile.
I think you guys would really like the movie "Heavy Metal", from which this is on the soundtrack. It's an R rated animated film from the early 80s, with a twilight zone-ish feel of multiple connected stories. But with excellent music throughout.
I agree!
And great cartoon boobies!! (childish, I know.)
That movie was WILD!! The soundtrack was on point!
I remember seeing at the theater probably in the afternoon so not many people, my wife shopped â the mall while I was at the movies, freegan loved the movie and this is the best song in my opinion, also saw Hagar at the Texas Jam in 79 , I think Nazareth played after Hagar then Van Halen! Thanks y’all !
When they played Mob Rules when I saw that in he day, I lost my mind.
This Song just kicks Ass.
SAMMY!!! 🤟🤟🤟
Brad I always sing what you were thinking after that line.🤣🤣🤣
I'm dying over here! 🤣
The first adult animation I ever saw, late at night, sneaking some late night TV, TBS I believe, blew my preteen mind. Badass. Saw Vampire Hunter D, same channel. Ahh, memories.
Heavy Metal was always on Cinemax it seemed.
love how lexi just gets into the song and grooves and flows along with it ;)
Sammy makes a case for being one of the greatest rock and rollers ever. A true American hero, saved us from those damned 55mph speed limits.
This song, from the animated film also titled Heavy Metal, is one of my favorite Sammy Hagar songs along with “There’s Only One Way To Rock, “I Can’t Drive 55” and “Three Lock Box”
That whole soundtrack is awesome. And congrats on your kid. You two will make awesome parents
By the way I picked girl on your gender poll. I just think that Brad would benefit greatly from raising a little girl
@@armageddonwes7734 ..dude, girls eventually become 15, and your friends start checking out your daughter...could get ugly..and weird.
@@raymo6795 Yeah that is a "con" for sure. But raising my daughter has helped me understand females better.
@@armageddonwes7734 I am sure the “ pros” outweigh the “cons” Wesley…. I have 4 sisters ,a mother and a wife, and I still don’t understand women.
The great Sammy Hagar...... Montrose, solo, Van Halen, Chicken Foot and everything in between what a talent. Great song!!!
Loved Montrose
...remember H.S.A.S? (Hagar, Schon, Aaronson and Shrieve)
The Red Rocker is a living legend....a true national treasure.
Terrific soundtrack! Features Blue Oyster Cult, Cheap Trick, Nazareth, Stevie Nicks, Don Felder, Black Sabbath, Devo and of course the "Red Rider" Sammy Hagar, just to name a few.
Grand Funk Railroad's Queen Bee is great with headphones on.
Red Rocker Sir, not Red Rider.
@@knightni73 ~ "Queen Bee" is always overlooked. One of my favorites from the soundtrack...
@@KaidenOrgana Red Rider did that song "Lunatic Fringe" from back then, good driving song.
Just FYI, this was the version that Sammy recorded for his 1982 album Standing Hampton. The soundtrack version, which came out a year earlier, was a bit more raw and personally I prefer it. The differences are subtle but there. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/NQE1Q1NILfQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Hellrazer12
I was about to leave a similar comment. I agree 100% about the soundtrack version!
I noticed the same. Not the soundtrack version. I haven't played Standing Hampton in a long time.
Agreed!
This was Sammy Hagar in 1981, just as his solo career was taking off... 5 years before he joined Van Halen as the new lead vocalist. I believe he played guitar on this track as well.
You guys should react to more Sammy Hager…
"I'll Fall In Love Again", "There's Only One Way To Rock", "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy", "Three Lock Box", "Two Sides of Love", "Give To Live", "Eagles Fly", "Bad Motor Scooter", "Red", "Mas Tequila"
🎸🤘
Yes!!! Love Sammy!! Red Rocker fan here forever! Just saw him last Saturday night & he’s still got it! ❤️❤️
U forgot Highway Wonderland ( Trans Am )
Anything from Standing Hampton😁
I was SHOCKED when Sammy joined VH at the height of his solo career.
The Red Rocker is loaded with choice hits. There's Only One Way To Rock !!!
The soundtrack for this movie was epic...movie was a trip too.
Sammy is a living legend! Sammy Hagar is simply one of the best ever! The Red Rocker!
We saw Sammy Hagar this summer and he still put on a great show. Was still out on the stage signing autographs long after the house lights came up! Check out his Standing Hampton album. So many great songs on it. Ill Fall in Love Again, Theres only One Way to Rock, Can't Get Loose and a great version of Piece of my Heart!
Need to hear more Sammy Hagar, he has some great songs, 'Plain Jane... rock and roll weekend... Red, and others.
"Trans Am(Highway Wonderland)", " Reckless", "Child To Man", and " Never Say Die" are a few more..
I need to catch up! So I Just watched this. 😂 Brad, You need help. 😂 Schedule that appointment now. 😂😂😂🙌🏼
Now you gotta watch the movie.
I remember going to see it many moons ago, about 40 years ago.
Great movie, outstanding soundtrack.
I used to buy the magazine too when I was a kid .
What a movie that was, I was the ripe age of 13 when I found this movie in my dads vhs tapes on a snow day. Life was changed forever lol
If you have never seen the movie Heavy Metal, you need to check it out. One of the best soundtracks of all time and it introduced anime to a lot of mainstream America.
It wasn't anime, it adapted stories from the magazine Heavy Metal. None of which were drawn by Japanese artists
Heavy Metal magazine had been in circulation since the mid 70's.. The movie I e adapted stories from the magazine for the movie.. "Den" , with John Candy voicing, for instance, was a recurring character in the magazine, and was a highlight for the movie. A quote.." This would never have happened on Earth!.. and now, twice in one day "..
Solo or with Van Halen, Sammy Hagar is a great musician and real high energy live performer
Are you familiar with his work 8n Montrose? His best days imo.
I saw him on New Year's Eve 1983/1984 (Tacoma, WA, with openers Aldo Nova and Blue Öyster Cult), and the show was billed as "Your One-Way Ticket to Midnight!"
Sammy missed the countdown to midnight. ha ha haaa Played right thru it. Oooops.
The mix on this version was a little different than what I'm used to.
Very interesting.
Anyways I have loved this song and the movie Heavy Metal both since they came out at the theater.
I dont know if it still plays but it used to play the midnight movie circuit along with
Rocky Horror
The Wall
Dawn of the dead
Killer Clowns from outer space
And Friday the 13th
I've owned the sound track from Heavy Metal since the mid 80's and still listen to it from time to time.
Sammy is a beast on the guitar.
This was the song they used in the movie preview..every ride in the amusement Parks started playing it full blast
Ok. When you're at a Sammy Hagar concert and this song starts , it starts off pushing 50,000 watts of power. The whole damn area quakes and vibrates with each note. One of those things ya gotta experience to understand. Epic sensation.
Sammy is the Man!
Great Song and Phenomenal movie!!
The image is Taarna from the movie "Heavy Metal". Her storyline is based on another great song - Blue Oyster Cult's "Vengeance (The Pact)".
"Tight pants and lipstick. She's riding on the razor's edge..."
Some say the 1st mention of "Heavy Metal" was in Steppenwolf's Born To Be Wild from the cult classic biker movie Easy Rider. Killer sound track.
The movie was bizarre but good and the soundtrack really helped that along.
"Bro ....you've been wearing 'tighty whiteys' too long!"
🤣🤣🤣
Seeing the movie is a MUST. The visuals along with the kickin' soundtrack will blow your socks off. You may not be able to show a reaction to it due to copywrite laws, but please do try.
We went to his VOA tour in the mid eighties - it was one of the longest shows we ever saw! I think the longeat was Bruce Springsteen's Born In The USA tour (night 2 of a 3 day stint in our city) at over 4 hours!
Saw him at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland for the VOA tour. Man what show
The red rocker... you can tell why Van Halen grabbed him after David Lee Roth... Great reaction.
Sammy is a great interviewer. He had a show called "Rock & Roll Road Trip with Sammy Hagar".
The episodes I seen were entertaining.
Born in 1960, And growing up reading Edgar Rice Burroughs "Warlord Of Mars" series, I remember how phenomenal this mix of futurist art & modern music (from the Heavy Metal magazine) was at the time! Illustration was insane! Check out H.R.Giger for reference. Better yet, check out the documentary "Jodorowsky's Dune", it's even got Star Wars!
Every year Sammy came around we loaded up the cars and headed out for the Cow Palace or Day on the Green.😎🇺🇸
What a GREAT musical cartoon!!!!! So many great bands played on the soundtrack!!!!! PLEASE FIND THE MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love you guys. From Sammy Hagar “Heavy Metal” and then watched REM “Shinny Happy People”. My mind was like WTF! I’m Stacey’s husband.
Went to see the movie at midnight in 81.. very cutting edge animation considering the times we were in
Legendary soundtrack...awesome stuff. Best "adult" cartoon ever lol.
There is no volume high enough for this song. Finally, after two years of pimping this song.
I think the correct volume for this song is anything louder than when you're listening to it on your headphones, and your neighbors can hear it. So much so that they complain that it's too loud.
Love Sammy as a solo act! Baby's on fire is FIRE!
All this sounded so much heavier back when I was a kid and it was coming out. I evolved into todays heavy music so maybe that is part of it. Still love to listen to the classics.
I saw Sammy Hagar during his 3 Lock Box tour in Duluth, Mn. Molly Hatchet opened for him. What a night.
You from there?!
@@NorthWoodsWes From a town called Barron in WI. Probably about 2 hrs or so south. Don't live there anymore, though.
@@TheRomogra I'm in Duluth. 🤘
You're not alone Brad I was thinking the exact same thing 🤣😂🤣😂
This song is from the greatest movie soundtrack of all time, Heavy Metal. Some other tracks you should do from it are Reach Out by Cheap Trick, Blue Lamp by Stevie Nicks, and Crazy by Nazareth. And the other different song Heavy Metal on it by Don Felder of The Eagles.
I'm showing my age here but I went to the theatres to see this movie when it first came out.
Love the movie Heavy Metal, and this song as well.
Brad 🤣 Hope you two, uh, I mean three have a great weekend!
Sammy Hagar, “This Planet’s On Fire”, “Red”, “Trans Am”, “Cruisin and Boozin” - - Check them out.
I remember seeing this movie in high school! Badass.
Riding on the Dipstick. You're hilarious.
Heavey Metal also by Blue Oyster Cult & Don Felder all 3 are great tunes. Rock on Brad & Lex
Love Sammy...ha d a buddy who made these mixed tapes when I was 15...and I got Sammy from those lol...
Blasted this in my 1981 Camaro Z-28.
Everybody got out of the way……..and I had the open road. With cute blonde beside me In tight jeans , big hair and the head bob.
Remember Three lock box. Video stood out in my mind just now.
Should definitely watch it ... Pretty wild when it came out 🤘🎸
Damn. I missed that one on stream. Was tired. Glad y’all checked out the red rocker. Great react to a great song. Head bangers in leather. 🤘🤘🤘
The movie sound track is very good, I also really liked the movie itself.
Brad and Lex nail the difference between Dave and Sam immediately, front man vs singer.
Now you need to listen to all the songs from the movie "Heavy Metal" just awesome
Awesome saw this movie around 16 years old on 2 hits micro dott. WOW
The original Heavy Metal animated movie is showing free this month on Crackle! Awesome soundtrack! 💕🎼🎸✌️
Y'all should watch the movie "Heavy Metal". This was written for that movie. One of my favorite movies. It's a collection of animated shorts based upon the magazine "Heavy Metal" back in the glorious 80s.
This album Standing Hampton is one of the best hard rock albums ever.
A great song to do a reaction to would be Sammy doing "Mas Tequila". I've never seen anyone do a reaction to it and it's a great party song (and video).
Best song on this Soundtrack is Takin' A Ride - Don Felder. There's a few other decent songs as well. The whole thing is worth a listen. 🤘
This is old school Sammy. Good choice.🤘
Tight pants and lipstick. I had to rewind and watch Brad again, LOL
WATCH THE MOVIE!!!! Awesome cast and just a great flick.
"Bob Dylan - It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)" best Lyrics or "Bob Dylan - Pretty Saro" best dylan voice performance ever
Great classic tune. One you can just bang to.
Last minute additional song by Sammy. Babys on fire.
Gotta , Gotta watch the movie and listen to the killer songs . Movie was made for a generation of stoners and head bangers that loved "Heavy Metal" .
Another song from the movie Heavy Metal. This was actually the theme song.This is a really good one, but I always thought it should have been the song by Don Felder take that Ride.
Greatest rock and roll cartoons: The Wall, American Pop, and Heavy Metal I & II
I can't believe you did this classic track!
Joe from Germany
Sammy had a huge career outside of the years he was lead singer of Van Halen. All 4 albums he was lead singer of Van Halen each album went to # 1
You both have to check out Chickenfoot, "Soap on a rope". That's Sammy, Michael Anthony on Bass, (Former bass from Van Halen), Chad Smith on drums, (drummer from Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Joe Satriani on guitar. Fun video to watch these guys.
I'd tell you watch that early 80s anime that this song was tied to by the same name, Heavy Metal, its an interesting watch for sure. The movie had some big time voice talent and the soundtrack had some big time artists on it too.
Don't Bogart that plutonium nyborg! 😎
Look, man, if there's one thing I know, it's how to drive while I'm s*0**d. It's like you know your perspective's f**k^d so you just let your hands work the controls as if you were straight
Love Sammy Hagar. My favorite song is three lock box