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Good interview. I remember seeing those Cherry St. adds in Metal Edge and RIP. I was just a kid then and in high school, but was always a fan of the Sunset Strip bands. A Michigander myself, it's cool knowing that's where he came from.
yeah the whole Once Bitten, Twice Shy... thing.. When it came out, I felt it wasn't really Great White. I mean it was cool and they got huge exposure cause of it, it made money. But for me it's one of my least favorite GW songs recorded. They were so much better than that song. And Audie I always thought sounded so huge and great on those albums and perfect. Such an under rated drummer..
She is the ex of Jani Lane besides many many others… Anyways she talks about her ex J.L. Being sexually assaulted by a famous producer and rock musician. She never tells the name of the perpetrators… I believe that’s why J.L. Went so far down until he literally killed himself with alcohol and drugs.. To me if you loved him so much why r you hiding the name of the people? That is like protecting them and they need called out especially doing something that sick and no telling who else they have done this to or will . Long as you keep quiet about who they were the longer they can keep this sick behavior up and hurt many more J.L. Has she not heard of the Me 2 movement? If your to afraid or protecting them then why would you talk about it repeatedly and put it in one of your books ? I don’t know if it’s in others you have written I’ve only read one … someone done that to one of my loved ones they would never have a peaceful day again. They would pay for what they done as well!!
I still listen to lonley nights,like I can't get it out of my mind. Thanks Mike. Pride is an awsome album. Hope to see you out there somewhere sometime!
Any chance to made interviews with : prong, flotsam & jetsam,death angel, exodus, destruction,sodom, grave digger, kreator, taime downe faster pussycat , danny liker (anthrax,nuclear assault & new book) , Don Dokken,Mick ,Pilson or Lynch, Ratt : Pearcy,Croucier or Blotz, Lita, - Uriah Heep ,Jeff Waters (Annihilator) , Phill Ridd (Sacred Reich) Mike Muir (Suicidal T.) - Cronos or Mantas (Venom Venom Inc) Dee Snider, - Eddie Ojeda or Jay Jay French(Twisted Sister) - - Chris Caffery (Savatage ,TSO,Spirits of Fire) - Rudy Sarzo - Ynwie - Bobby or Ray Fates Warning - Lizzy Borden Vescera ex Ynwie , Holmes from WASP, Armored Saint,Zlozower,Mark Weiss,Def Leppard,Motley, Flotsam,Overkill,Anthrax, Vanderberg STRYPER , Stryper ,etc
I was so looking forward to seeing this, not only my favorite drummer from my favorite band but also my favorite drummer all time. Unfortunately the sound quality of this interview is just absolutely terrible. I don’t blame Dave for this, I blame this podcast. How could you not notice this and make the necessary adjustments? Terrible
Without Dave they went downhill! And I was so angry at the time that he wasn’t invited to the RRHOF ceremony. Since that I really cannot stand the band or let me say the politics in this band anymore!
The enthusiasm from the interviewers (especially from the guy wearing the cap, sorry I don’t know your name - it’s my first video here) - lead to extremely well thought of questions. I’m a huge RATT fan, the EP and then the next 4 albums are pure gold IMO. Cant stress enough at how much of a great interview this is...
As a relatively new Mike Tramp fan, I am so glad that the wonderful songs and melodies have been re-recorded, giving us the chance to experience the music live with a voice that suits it now. Music should be experienced live-it adds so much more. I've been lucky to attend several concerts in DK, and I always have a good time with the great music. The songs hold up even today, and there's an immense joy in playing, a lot of presence, and stories mixed with a good dose of humor. I can only highly recommend it-take good care of Tramp; he deserves the best for his hard work and love for the music.♥
Invasion is my fave RATT release. But I love everything up to Reach for the sky. And they had to put together all their albums fairly quick. They deserve more credit.
i hate his mixes. way too airy, dated sounding. imagine the catalog sounding like, the motley 94 or the black album or something that Brendan O'Brien did....in fact, i would LOVE to remix a record, especially Invasion.
saw white lion to thousands of people at wembley , feak of nature to about 50 people in southend and many times seeing tramp in clubs and pubs , always puts on a great show
Cool interview. I was one of the callers on Eddie Trunk's show with Vito and definitely remember feeling optimistic when Vito said the door wasn't closed. This is the first I have heard Mike call out Vito for not telling the fans that he's done.
Eddie Vedder turned into a dictator as soon as PJ blew up. He micro managed the band right down to the emotions the members portrayed about success. For someone who was so hell bent on being real, he ended up being fake af! Dave A. was the beating heart behind PJ's signature sound. They would've never blew up like they did if it weren't for his impeccable drumming! He was PJ's very best drummer! Shame on Eddie Vedder for using Dave A. like that. Shame on the other band members for being such spineless ass kissers. The way they played the RRHOF induction is twisted af too. Dave A. was the very best of PJ. They've never been the same since.
Beau made more off Ratt albums than individual band members, no one was cool with that. It's the business really. Without Beau the records would never sound that good.
Why did he allow the lyrics. Lay It Down has some of the worst lyrics of any song ever devised. The rest of the song is iconic. Seems a perfectionist like him would have wanted better lyrics
Everytime Beau is talkin Im crossing my fingers hopin the guy with the hat wont interrupt him just to tell a stupid personal story that nobody cares about. Damn guy we are here to listen to Beau
Great interview! IMO, Invasion is the perfect example of a follow-up record actually being better than the previous. Invasion is by far my favorite RATT record with so many hidden gems. Never Use Love is probably my second favorite song right after Lay It Down which 40 years later still melts your face off. lol
