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Jeff Pilson on Don Dokken's "MASSIVE" Drug Use, George Lynch, The End Machine, Foreigner - 2024 

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2024 full in bloom interview with Dokken/Foreigner bassist Jeff Pilson. Jeff talks about Foreigner, The End Machine's New Album - The Quantum Phase, Black Swan, Revolution Saints, Don Dokken, drugs, George Lynch, Mick Brown, Steve Brown, Dio, Vivian Campbell, Vinny Appice, Aerosmith, & more.
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full in bloom Interview w/ Jeff Pilson PART 2:
• Jeff Pilson Slams Don ...
full in bloom Interview w/ Don Dokken on Money Issues, Drugs, & Mick Brown:
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George Lynch Fires Back at Don Dokken:
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@beeemm2578
@beeemm2578 3 месяца назад
Pilson is just a working man's musician. Been to the top of the mountain and toiled everywhere in between. Such a level headed professional. Respect the hell out of this man.
@jeanluc1313
@jeanluc1313 3 месяца назад
The best part of Dokken’s Unchained the Night video is Jeff’s banter with George while recording in the hotel room.
@johnrichjr.415
@johnrichjr.415 3 месяца назад
Scrotum Sound 😂
@scottarmen9097
@scottarmen9097 3 месяца назад
Deep knee bends.
@jamescon55
@jamescon55 Месяц назад
Yeah! Compare THAT to "The DON," OVER in Germany showing OFF "HIS other house (castle)" and "HOW YOU like it, HE LIKES IT TOO" and OR?.."Get tha STINKING camera outta my face!".... Yeah, DON'S A REALLY COOL GUY!". 🤨😕🙄😒 Dude's ALWAYS BEEN a colossal pryck 😒
@Netmover
@Netmover 3 месяца назад
Jeff is the most honest man I have ever heard in the music business.
@garybrigham9538
@garybrigham9538 3 месяца назад
Cool he talked about the Dio tour as I saw Dokken open for Dio on Jeff's birthday (Feb 19th) in Saginaw MI on the Tooth and Nail tour. They were GREAT. From my memory, they played the entire album with the exception of Heartless Heart. and also Breaking the Chains. I used to memorize the best I could what bands played. On a side note, I saw that Dio tour twice- the first with Twisted Sister in Clarkston MI
@mrscary3721
@mrscary3721 3 месяца назад
Jeff Pilson is not only a bass guitar God. He's one of the most down to earth, nicest guys you could ever meet. Talked to him many times at the Rainbow in Hollywood and at countless NAMM shows. Always has time for others. Really great guy.
@davidrice3337
@davidrice3337 3 месяца назад
why is he an imposter ? how come these dudes don't write and play their own shit ? oh okay - cause they aren't talented enough - Whatever - knock Don Dokken all you want - at least he sings songs he wrote or stole from George
@mrscary3721
@mrscary3721 3 месяца назад
@@davidrice3337 WTF are you talking about?
@gregsimmons694
@gregsimmons694 3 месяца назад
Only one God! God of the Bible! God bless you. Jesus saves!
@thomasbonnett4800
@thomasbonnett4800 3 месяца назад
Jesus. Be nice.
@jayteesgear
@jayteesgear 3 месяца назад
I always saw him around the Valley. Man… is the Bow still open? I’d love some of that pizza again🔥
@JustinDeClemente
@JustinDeClemente 3 месяца назад
As a teen, I would sit outside Burbank Studios room Dokken would be rehearsing in. After hours of jamming, Jeff would emerge, energy level one past 10, pinned at 11, huge smile for a total stranger: "Man you wanna hear the new album!!?" We sat in my Toyota pickup listening to every track, it was awesome. He is the most humble, gracious and kind musician I've ever met.
@adamschwass8050
@adamschwass8050 3 месяца назад
I feel Jeff is probably the most reliable source for anything Dokken past.
@GaryGoRound-to7ld
@GaryGoRound-to7ld 3 месяца назад
Back For The Attack is a great album ... I think it is them at their peak ...would have been hard to top it musically
@PeteWaan
@PeteWaan 3 месяца назад
Definitely has its moments, but could have been better, like Jeff said. Probably more compact in a way. ✌️
@mifunegoh4773
@mifunegoh4773 3 месяца назад
I agree, this was next level Dokken
@ellisonlowrimore7751
@ellisonlowrimore7751 3 месяца назад
Met Jeff in 1998 with Dokken. Such an awesome guy that just talked with us for about an hour. Awesome guy! 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
@gregschrag7848
@gregschrag7848 3 месяца назад
Met this band back in 86 monsters of rock tour, my buddy was tending bar at the embassy suites hotel in troy mi called me up and said dokken was hanging out at the bar, me and another friend went up to the hotel and got hammered and hung out with these guy's for a bit, Don was stuck on himself, George was kinda laid back and didnt say much, Mick brown was yelling at them to hurry up for the band meeting, Jeff pilson hung out and bs'd with us for a good 30 mins, totally cool and down to earth, i mean we were just 19yr old punks at the time but he didnt care was very curious on how dokken was being perceived in detroit at that time and what we thought about hair metal and what not, just a really cool dude!
@billdavenport6203
@billdavenport6203 3 месяца назад
The year was 88 . I was at the first of two shoes at the Silverdome. I've always been a fan of Dokken, but I felt horrible for them having to play after Metallica. The crowd for Dokken was worn out .
@gregschrag7848
@gregschrag7848 3 месяца назад
Right 88, my mind isnt what it used to be🤣 still it was really cool meeting them!
@steveopc81
@steveopc81 3 месяца назад
Back for the Attack is my absolute favorite Dokken album. For me, that is where George took the gloves off as a guitar player.
@RS-ol8or
@RS-ol8or 3 месяца назад
Tooth & Nail was great but you can tell in terms of the solos that the phrasing was a tad simpler & George even said early on he was still figuring things out. Back for the Attack’s solos by comparison were elite. The one for Heaven Sent still is blistering. Such a great tone, as well.
@jackhuft9306
@jackhuft9306 3 месяца назад
BS
@brianseneca3546
@brianseneca3546 3 месяца назад
I opened for Dokken in like 97 or so? My band was popular in the Harrisburg Pa area. We would get a lot of the big openers then. Jeff, George and especially Mick were GREAT! Mick brought my drummer and myself on the tour bus. Don acted like we should be humbled by meeting him. I am singer and guitar player at that time I was playing 5 nights a week and working a day job. Don couldnt sing the songs and kept pointing to his throat like it was too high or something. I sang everything from Van Halen, Queen, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Aerosmith to my own songs. 5 nights a week and he gave me a dead fish handshake and said your welcome. Mick Jeff and George, thank you for a memorable night
@Agitated_Scientist
@Agitated_Scientist 3 месяца назад
I too, have experienced the Dokken dead fish handshake. He was cordial though and sighed my vintage vinyl for me.
@brianseneca3546
@brianseneca3546 2 месяца назад
@@RaymondGinn1978 Not hard to tell at all. This was my experience. Not bragging at all
@jamescon55
@jamescon55 Месяц назад
​@@brianseneca3546Heard the SAME/similar on the road stories time and time AGAIN from plenty of OTHER opening bands players throughout the decades, man.... ONE thing that ALWAYS HAS BEEN THE SAME? THAT wet fish handshake of Donny's 😬....Lol. Loved Dokken's MUSIC and Lynch in the 80s.. ALWAYS knew/thought DON WAS the problem... He HAS ALWAYS thought that "his singing" was soooo much better than ALL the other Hard ROCK/ Hair METAL bands from then.... SMDH 😒
@stepanbandera5206
@stepanbandera5206 3 месяца назад
I remember this guy when he played in STEEL DRAGON. 🤘😜
@vermontbred
@vermontbred 3 месяца назад
With Michael Starr
@stepanbandera5206
@stepanbandera5206 3 месяца назад
And Curt Cutty.
@mattdylan664
@mattdylan664 3 месяца назад
@@vermontbred 🤣 would love to hear Steel Panther cover We All Die Young
@michaele5173
@michaele5173 3 месяца назад
Hey man I was at the same Dio/Dokken concert at Reunion Arena! It was my second concert, the first was Judas Priest about six months earlier. I remember all the church people were outside trying to save us from Satan and I told them I went to church every Sunday haha. Wish I could go back to '84 and stay there forever.
@tomdeters735
@tomdeters735 3 месяца назад
People who weren't around in the 80s have no idea how great it was..Rockin With Dokken-Dealin With Dio!
@fullinbloom
@fullinbloom 3 месяца назад
Wow! That might've been my second concert, too. My first concert was Judas Priest/Great White at Reunion on their Defenders tour. Was that your first concert?
@michaele5173
@michaele5173 3 месяца назад
Yep that was my first, it was in April and I was 17. I went by myself and sat way in the back on the 2nd level. It was just me and this older Vietnam veteran and he came over and shared a joint with me haha. @@fullinbloom​
@rww71
@rww71 3 месяца назад
The first Don Dokken album after Dokken broke up was fucking great. The first 2 Lynch Mob albums were awesome. We got cheated out of some awesome Dokken music for sure.
@debu9374
@debu9374 3 месяца назад
- yes, I agree first two Lynch Mob albums were bad ass. I never listened to the Don Dokken solo album.
@rww71
@rww71 3 месяца назад
@@debu9374Up From the Ashes - I recommend it, some good ones on there in my opinion.
@cjkotro8
@cjkotro8 24 дня назад
Back for the Attack was an INCREDIBLE album! I really can't imagine it getter any better.
@tonypascale5317
@tonypascale5317 3 месяца назад
What stood out to me was on that monsters of Rock tour when Mick Brown went into that double bass attack on tooth and nail..........tearing it up in the daytime........burning it down at night!
@roscoepcoltrane23
@roscoepcoltrane23 3 месяца назад
I too saw the Last in Line tour with Dokken opening. I saw them in Evansville Indiana. As a guitar player it was great. Seeing George and Vivian the same night was awesome.
@HorrorKidd88
@HorrorKidd88 3 месяца назад
Jeff Pilson's 'side of the story' in this interview I think is the closest to being the 'real story' of what happened with Dokken. He seems to be a credible person.
@Wishpool
@Wishpool 3 месяца назад
I saw Dokken open for Twisted Sister in Feb. 1986. They were great! I was blown away when I heard them in 1984.
@victormihai3929
@victormihai3929 2 месяца назад
Where was that -Sundance? Hammerheads? Dokken was the loudest band I've ever seen but that was at the live show at CPI.
@Wishpool
@Wishpool 2 месяца назад
@@victormihai3929 It was at The Summit in Houston, TX. Funny, I thought Twisted Sister was the loudest band I've ever seen (the night Dokken opened for them)! 😆😆
@davidgray347
@davidgray347 3 месяца назад
Dokken was one of my favorite bands growing up, I only got to see them once back in the 80s.
@scottlasley4593
@scottlasley4593 3 месяца назад
I remember seeing Dokken during the Aerosmith tour, and it still ranks as one of my favorite shows. After the concert we got to talk to Jeff and Don out in the parking lot. It was just so cool. Very down to earth, and very appreciative to the fans. I recall seeing George running to the bus and I yelled "George!" he waved and went into the bus. Don and Jeff looked at me, and said "Oh, he's shy, he won't come over. " Just such a cool experience. Hopefully Jeff sees my comment. Another super cool interview! 🤘❤️
@cjkotro8
@cjkotro8 24 дня назад
I also got to meet George and Mick in Oakland after their show. I didn't stick around to watch Aerosmith. George talked to a small group of us behind the building for a very long time and signed autographs. He checked his pockets for guitar picks but didn't have any, so he went back inside Oakland Coliseum and brought back guitar picks to give out! The picks said Mr. Scary, of course. ☠️ I was over the moon!!! George Lynch is still my absolute favorite guitar player of all time!
@Bernz66
@Bernz66 3 месяца назад
Met Jeff back in 2009 in Germany at a Foreigner show….. one of the coolest and nicest guys I’ve met…
@SILVERCHARGEDS
@SILVERCHARGEDS 3 месяца назад
I was a huge Dokken fan back in the mid to late 80's. George is probably the biggest reason I picked up a guitar. I thought Back for the attack was killer. When it came out, I was blown away. The band was just getting better and better!
@beesknees6970
@beesknees6970 26 дней назад
Back for the attack was one of the all time best records ever. The guitar tone was just the apex of tone. Georges later stuff was great too, but that tone on BFTA was just other worldly..
@LisaRichards_123
@LisaRichards_123 3 месяца назад
I love that Jeff is so honest. By the way, I really miss Dio.
@rcknrllfreak
@rcknrllfreak 3 месяца назад
Back for the Attack is my favorite Dokken album. "Even better"? WOW
@user-et9sq4ml7h
@user-et9sq4ml7h 3 месяца назад
Jeff still kicks serious ass 🎉
@danriley5848
@danriley5848 3 месяца назад
Jeff is a great guy who I have had the pleasure of meeting and he is an extremely talented musician as well, a class act.
@flacorocks2513
@flacorocks2513 3 месяца назад
I've been a Dokken fan since forever and every time I hear Jeff speak, I hear the voice of reason in the band. He's one of the reasons I learned bass and how to sing backup.
@pal4597
@pal4597 3 месяца назад
Good band name...VOR - Voice of Reason 😂
@F.S.111
@F.S.111 3 месяца назад
First time saw Dokken was early 1984 at age 16 in Lakeland Fl. I think was triple header Twisted Sister Y&T, Dokken. Twisted was headliner. At the time Tooth and Nail had just came out and I didn’t even know who Dokken was. Really was going to see Twisted Sister they were huge at the time. I was pretty blown away by Dokken and Lynch’s guitar playing. I was right up against the stage. I ran out and got Tooth and Nail after that day and was a fan since. I saw them again at Tampa Stadium at Monsters of Rock 1988 after Back for the Attack came out. Then didn’t see them again until 1995 when they got back together for the Dysfunctional album. Very good album imo. That was at small outdoor venue Janus Landing maybe 4,000 people. I was front of stage again. Don looked wasted and was on a stool a lot. lol. Lynch was ripped and on steroids back then.
@mattskustomkreations
@mattskustomkreations 3 месяца назад
That Tooth & Nail album was one of the few store-bought cassettes I had back in the day. Cool album! Most of my cassettes were dubs / mix-tapes! 😂
@MrEricPymm
@MrEricPymm 3 месяца назад
Saw that same tour in Salt Lake City...well most of it. My friends and I lit a joint right as the house lights went down for Twisted Sisted and when everyone rushed the stage, we were left there like sitting ducks and got busted and thrown out😂😂😂
@scottwhite2757
@scottwhite2757 3 месяца назад
Excellent interview.. enjoyed it..☝️
@wildbill1
@wildbill1 3 месяца назад
Back for the Attack was a great album front to back all killer no filler!
@RS-ol8or
@RS-ol8or 3 месяца назад
Yeah I was surprised he thought it could have been even better because that’s their best IMO. George’s guitar sounded freaking amazing & the songs were some of their best.
@beesknees6970
@beesknees6970 3 месяца назад
Back for the attack was one of the best all around records of all time. The mix, the solos, the arrangements...pure magic.
@powerseostrategy
@powerseostrategy 3 месяца назад
I'm a guitarist and play along with Back for the Attack almost daily as my warmup! You're right about best record of all time!
@jessvolina6007
@jessvolina6007 3 месяца назад
Massive respect to Jeff! If you’re playing bass or just starting out, you can listen to the early Dokken stuff and that, imo is the blueprint for rock solid bass playing, intelligently done, with a great tone and his sound comes through. No easy feat to shine through when George Lynch is your guitarist! That being said, what a humble, down to earth guy. Never hear of any drama coming from him, stays busy, looks like he’s still in great shape - just a phenomenal influence for guys starting out and veterans alike. As a fan how could you not love this guy and wish him the absolute best?? Now and I think everyone has figured this out, man when you hear the others talk, it just seems more and more that Don was not an easy guy to be in a band with. Great talent but, it sounds like studio time, tour bus time…man I’m sure you needed a certain level of patience to make it work!
@TMJ-YT
@TMJ-YT 3 месяца назад
SHOCKED to hear that 80s metal bands used cocaine. Who knew. 🙄
@taskmaster65
@taskmaster65 3 месяца назад
One thing that seems to get left out or even altered is that it was in the press that Don was breaking up the band right before the Monsters Of Rock tour. They make it sound like it happened on the tour, but I went to one of those shows and I clearly remember reading that he was breaking up the band and thinking how crazy it was that they were about to go on a stadium tour and they were done. And just how insane it was that he couldn't wait until after the tour to announce it. It's no wonder George didn't want to be there. Not only did that kill there vibe, but going on right after Metallica when they were absolutely on fire didn't do Dokken any favors either. But yeah, I'm surprised no one ever mentions that, Don killed the band BEFORE the stadium tour!
@Bill-yr2go
@Bill-yr2go 3 месяца назад
May 1986 I was 14 years old and saw my first concert at the St.Paul Civic Center. Judas Priest/Dokken. $20 for decent seats. My mind and ears were blown when it was over. The lights came on and you could cut the reefer and marlboro smoke with a knife. So glad I grew up in the decade of metal
@zoeybear599
@zoeybear599 3 месяца назад
Great interview
@truescotsman4103
@truescotsman4103 3 месяца назад
I visited Jeff's studio Pilsound in Van Nuys about 33 years ago. He showed me the demos of these Craig Goldie recordings. It was amazing. Sounded better than anything out at the time.
@TONERAVENTUNES
@TONERAVENTUNES 3 месяца назад
13th Floor I believe.I was Craig Goldy's student at the time and Craig was playing stuff for me,insane.tone raven-guitar(We Are The Black Things)Hollywood
@truescotsman4103
@truescotsman4103 3 месяца назад
@@TONERAVENTUNES whatever it was he alluded to it being known players but he couldn't tell me who it was. We were going to do a demo and he was just showing me the studio discussing the plan. He just played a little bit of it for me and I was blown away.
@EnigmaticDecay
@EnigmaticDecay 3 месяца назад
Would love to hear the Pilson/Goldy songs
@in5d
@in5d 3 месяца назад
It's awesome seeing rockers meditating!!!🙏❤
@planet6393
@planet6393 3 месяца назад
Dokken was a big part of my youth and for some reason “Under Lock And Key” always reminded me of winter time! Great time in my life thank you Jeff!
@BigOleOgre
@BigOleOgre 3 месяца назад
Yeah same here. It came out in December 85 so I played the hell out of it all winter. I can remember cruising 40 miles to a new years eve party with some friends when there was a foot of snow on the ground and very cold. Good times.
@BigOleOgre
@BigOleOgre 3 месяца назад
....I should add that we played ULAK the whole way and back. Ahhh to be able to go back to those times eh?
@davidbaines7330
@davidbaines7330 3 месяца назад
ULAK definitely seems to have a ‘mood’ to it that none of their other albums did. Great record.
@lrwarchild
@lrwarchild 3 месяца назад
Jeff is the coolest guy! He is always so nice.
@todd-1
@todd-1 3 месяца назад
Nice shout out to "Wild" Mick Brown!
@jameslbolesii
@jameslbolesii 3 месяца назад
Jeff and George are great guys.
@avolite719
@avolite719 3 месяца назад
LoL.😝
3 месяца назад
I was in a band long ago, did a gig at Niles Station. The other band on the bill was a Hendrix impersonator named Randy Hansen, and Jeff was the bassist. After the show , Jeff and I were having a beer and talking, and I said he needed a stand up real singer, and needed to do original songs. He shushed me! Didn't want Randy to hear that. But that's exactly what he did.
@user-ys9mf8sx7p
@user-ys9mf8sx7p 3 месяца назад
Randy Hansen. What a good guitar player.
@demonspoo
@demonspoo 3 месяца назад
I thought Don was the Sober one Lol
@radamus210
@radamus210 3 месяца назад
Tooth and Nail - Under lock and key - THAT is the Dokken we fell in love with at that time. And MTV was the other part to their success, a lot of bands success of that time. It was visual, they could put out a video that painted the right vibe, right theme - so many vid were dumb as fuck and got weirder as the music video/artistic expression crossed over. Imagine a world back then with the internet? All we had were press statements, magazine interviews, radio DJ's and of course, with MTV, we got news/rumors? shit about bands - But no matter how bad it was for some people, a lot of it was "What has Ozzy done now?" that took the spotlight, or Motley Crue busting up hotels, drunk, OD, Razzle (rest in peace dear Rocker) ~ but even with that, Don Dokken was heavily rumored, Heavily, to being a real dickhead sob. That was kind of the message I recall was out there, or someone wanted out there. And of course, the split with he and George got real public for the time. Fans didn't give a fuck about that, we wanted more Dokken but it got pissed away, gone forever. But hey man, the radio only plays a few songs in total, there's no bad shit on their records man, not those 2 albums anyway. But that's how it was then. People came and went like a fucking mini mall. Jeff for example, how many fkn bands are in his credits? I mean, he was everywhere. Like whenever someone needed a bass player, a better bass player it's like someone would say "Hey, What's Pilson doing right now?" ... HAHA! But like Jeff said - Don on Val's and booze? Jeff and everyone else on the planet in the 80's were lining it up day and night man - they can both point at each other and claim "You're a buzz kill dude" and they're both right - Should've got Don on the train man, might have been different. But to be real? Lynch Mob release? Fucking badass! and overnight, there's George on MTV slashing it! Hey, same guitar, you know you're listening to Dokken's guitarist. Guitar players all had their own accent and voice through strings - like a fingerprint for a true fan Like yeah man, wish you had worked it out but oh well, we'll take what we can! Rock on! Drawing on memory? Don blamed it all on George wanting the musical direction to go his way, shine on his guitar - Don wanted to elevate to some cerebral awakening stage of enlightenment - fuck if I know, but it didn't fly, Don was the dick in the peanut butter is what we all walked away with, least in our bubble. But like I said, no internet, no real way of knowing, that's what we were fed. Wasn't there also an age gap with Don? He was kind of long in the tooth I seem to recall - without looking it up, that's what I'm vibing on memory recall - one thing for sure, we're all old as fuck today looking back to those glorious times.
@garybrigham9538
@garybrigham9538 3 месяца назад
Never heard of The End Machine but I'm going to check them out right now
@BLS1976PACHAPTER
@BLS1976PACHAPTER 3 месяца назад
The end machine is what dokken could have been and I absolutely love dokken
@wildwillieshow6203
@wildwillieshow6203 3 месяца назад
Has Jeff ever written a book,I'd love to read it.
@themadmattster9647
@themadmattster9647 3 месяца назад
That would be amazing
@dougbenton8767
@dougbenton8767 3 месяца назад
I saw a video were Don said he didn’t do drugs. Then I see an interview of George Lynch talking about them all doing lines off of Freddy’s blades on his glove during the filming of the Dream Warriors music video. What is there to be ashamed about it was the 80’s everyone was doing coke
@jamie.777
@jamie.777 3 месяца назад
And the coke was😊 much better
@williamh3845
@williamh3845 2 месяца назад
Its called holier than thou and being full of shit
@shon9474
@shon9474 3 месяца назад
Back for the attack was a phenomenal album
@MrClassicmetal
@MrClassicmetal 2 месяца назад
_Back for the Attack_ is their best record. Great riffs, and Lynch's solos are phenomenal. He was at his peak at the time, and deservedly recognised as one of the best in the business. World class phrasing, a unique sound, great tone, and that vibrato.
@danielsimmons6113
@danielsimmons6113 2 месяца назад
Agreed 👍💯
@beesknees6970
@beesknees6970 26 дней назад
Indeed.
@AMC401
@AMC401 3 месяца назад
Man great interview
@VirtousoForGod
@VirtousoForGod 3 месяца назад
It’s strange how Don is the only one who thought George was difficult to deal with. Meanwhile, everyone else said he was a wonderful guy.
@user-km4ul2ry4d
@user-km4ul2ry4d 3 месяца назад
Not true couldn't deal with him in studio's while recording alone they'd be calling Don they did recent interviews states that the producers
@notkrapmusic
@notkrapmusic 3 месяца назад
Jeff, you're the dream band member every musician should have, SIr! \m/\m/ Thanks for the great legacy of tunes you've made for us 80's rockers to fall back on in this age of lame mass produced music.
@salvaro.2643
@salvaro.2643 3 месяца назад
Love the interview as always. Good job. Wish Jeff and the guys will release those old days live videos he said he was watchin', whatever the quality 😜 It's a sin we just have Philly and little bit more.
@starkillerclub3755
@starkillerclub3755 3 месяца назад
Dokken may have been lumped in with other hair/glam metal bands of the time, but their music was always more complex and heavier than say bands like Poison, Motley Crue, Quiet Riot, and Ratt etc, even on Under Lock and Key, with it's commercial appeal, and slick production aimed at radio play, they we're still able to pull off the difficult balancing of growing their fanbase and maintaining their integrity.
@JDavis2024
@JDavis2024 3 месяца назад
I saw both of those tours back in the day...Damn...What a great time in music we were lucky enough to witness and be a part of. It really was a way of life...Still is. Cheers, J
@Quintavious-Gooch
@Quintavious-Gooch 2 месяца назад
Mr. Scary is my favorite song from Dokken. I liked the Freddy Krueger movies and the Dream Warriors theme also.
@kevinkaatz883
@kevinkaatz883 3 месяца назад
One of my all-time fav bands, with that 80s lineup
@vincentgschwindjr4918
@vincentgschwindjr4918 2 месяца назад
Saw Dokken with Judas Priest at Cobo Hall in Detroit. Under Lock and Key tour I believe. Priest was on the Turbo tour. Great concert.
@aricalvarez5529
@aricalvarez5529 3 месяца назад
My first concert at age 13 at the Cow Palace. I was blow away by Jake. Then I saw them on ultimate sin and came home to find all my guitars and equipment stolen while at that show. I love jakes playing. One of the greatest!
@whamsie4022
@whamsie4022 3 месяца назад
Relevance?
@jamescon55
@jamescon55 Месяц назад
​@@whamsie4022TY..... I'm like ...😵‍💫 "Ohhh kay....So ...WHAT in TH does Ozzy and Jake era HAVE TO DO WITH "DOKKEN".....AT ALL?....😕. 🫨🔫
@Caduceus88
@Caduceus88 3 месяца назад
“We did a lot of cocaine”, I would never expect to hear that from any 80’s rock band. I wonder if there was a constant supply of young women too…..nah.
@user-ys9mf8sx7p
@user-ys9mf8sx7p 3 месяца назад
No. No women. Just concentrated on their music lol.
@toddaldworth2272
@toddaldworth2272 3 месяца назад
Where their is coke, their are hot women who live to party 😂
@user-ys9mf8sx7p
@user-ys9mf8sx7p 3 месяца назад
Yep. We called them "bag chasers". ​@@toddaldworth2272
@user-ev4td1dq5g
@user-ev4td1dq5g 3 месяца назад
Part of playing bass in a band is the ZEN zone of being the low-key glue.
@ColtonBeasleyMusic
@ColtonBeasleyMusic 3 месяца назад
That zen zone feels amazing too🤘
@leonardwilliams7772
@leonardwilliams7772 2 месяца назад
As an 80's rocker, who got only to play clubs for 12 years, I play better than I ever did, but do not have the luxury to keep going at my passion. 62, and never get to do it. Must be nice. I still have my mane, no dye, cool clothes, just no guys. Shame. I got it going on. Still.
@Bullet44
@Bullet44 Месяц назад
Hey, man, we don't all have to be Rock N Roll legends. I'm sure you have many talents and skills that even the greatest musicians can't compete with you in. Also, I'm sure you're legendary (in your respective musical field) to your family and people you know. Heck, I'm 29, I've only been playing guitar since 2014, and I can play pretty fast (like the legendary solos that we've all come to know and love) and do a lot of tricks, but I'm a nobody in the world of music, still, my nieces and nephews (as well as friends/co-workers) look at me like I'm George Lynch or something because your average person either can't play or can't play nearly as well/fast, so I stand out. Just know that the longer you keep at it, the smaller percentage bracket you enter as far as people with the ability. Most people give up and quit early on, or they learn a few things and then stray away from it. You sure sound like a bada$$ to me!
@Baneumann66
@Baneumann66 3 месяца назад
Great Dude!
@RSJ69
@RSJ69 3 месяца назад
Excellent interview!!
@MitchellCoker
@MitchellCoker 3 месяца назад
I saw Dio & Dokken in Dallas in 1984 too. The old Reunion Arena. What a great show that was!!
@SuperGregrr
@SuperGregrr 3 месяца назад
Saw that tour in Madison at the Coliseum.
@gregjenkins3473
@gregjenkins3473 3 месяца назад
true story George's guitar techs would turn the volume up hella loud during concerts so you can barely hear Don's vocals because he sings kind of soft.... That was their main strife 😂
@jeffmartinaz
@jeffmartinaz 3 месяца назад
Jeff is so smart and so diplomatic. I wouldn't hold my tongue if somebody asked me about the old days.
@fullinbloom
@fullinbloom 3 месяца назад
Music to my ears. Are you THE Racer X/Badlands Jeff Martin?
@user-ys9mf8sx7p
@user-ys9mf8sx7p 3 месяца назад
​​​​@@fullinbloom Not unless Jeff Martin identifies as Hispanic now. I think this guy's name is Jeff Martinaz 😄
@fullinbloom
@fullinbloom 3 месяца назад
@@user-ys9mf8sx7p I thought it was az as in Arizona, which I believe is where Jeff is from.
@user-ys9mf8sx7p
@user-ys9mf8sx7p 3 месяца назад
I'm just kidding around. Easy mistake. I love your channel. You should have far more subscribers. You have a really distinctive voice which is a good thing 👍​@@fullinbloom
@bcancun123
@bcancun123 3 месяца назад
Jeff’s the man
@xl5388
@xl5388 3 месяца назад
Back for the Attack had more bang for the buck than many of their peers albums released around the same time. Nothing sucked like buying a metal album based on a hit video only to find only 2 or 3 songs actually good and the rest filler. In the age of the cassette that meant time spent rewinding of fast forwarding which was inconvenient while riding on my skateboard. BFTA could be listened all the way through, both A and B sides.
@ChicagoBeaver
@ChicagoBeaver 3 месяца назад
What? Back for the Attack could have been better? I always thought that was a masterpiece! That's a true rocking album with every song smoking hot. There's no ballads or slow songs on that one and George's lead playing is phenomenal!
@alexhicks5889
@alexhicks5889 3 месяца назад
I like it A LOT more than Under Lock and Key. It seemed like there were more songs on it than there needed to be, but I can't say any of them are weak.
@lrm215
@lrm215 3 месяца назад
I love TAN and ULAK but BFTA is their masterpiece!!!
@debu9374
@debu9374 3 месяца назад
I met Don Dokken in the mid 90s, he was a total dick back then. Hopefully he’s grown up and become a more humble man than he was back in the day.
@buckster2575
@buckster2575 3 месяца назад
Maybe he still was bitter.
@debu9374
@debu9374 3 месяца назад
@@buckster2575 - that’s quite possible, Dokken had just recently reunited then, so maybe he was still trying to sort out his feelings and emotions with the other band members. They had just released the “Dysfunctional” album so that title alone may have been a bit telling as to the state of mind that he and the band were in during those days.
@themadmattster9647
@themadmattster9647 3 месяца назад
I think he’s jealous of George since he was originally also a guitar player
@stephensanchez9590
@stephensanchez9590 3 месяца назад
I heard he was such a down to earth humble guy
@buckster2575
@buckster2575 3 месяца назад
@@debu9374 I guess that grunge thing was still lingering to.
@leoborganelli
@leoborganelli 3 месяца назад
Dude your interviewing technique and skill and questions are fucking awesome! Very well done man
@Twotontessie
@Twotontessie 3 месяца назад
Full In Bloom has to be a CIA asset!
@jayteesgear
@jayteesgear 3 месяца назад
💯🎶🎸
@fullinbloom
@fullinbloom 3 месяца назад
Thank you, Leo! I appreciate you taking the time to listen.
@mineofilms
@mineofilms 3 месяца назад
I just finished my blog on 'Shadowlife.' I am 45, so Dokken for me were just about to break up by the time i really discovered them and fell in love with the band. For years, I only had what was written in magizines and older people who had more inside knowledge on what happened. When the band got back together i was in High School and listened to a lot of Pantera, Sepultura, Type O Negative, Rollins Band, Stabbing Westward, White Zombie, Fear Factory, you get the point but I still came back to Dokken. I always attibuted the issues to George and Don as egos that couldn't communicate to a level where they could hash out their greievences towards one another. I feel like this is still present in 2024. Jeff has always been the senseable one. Mick always seemed like he was just glad to be there and then you have Don and George. As Jeff said, when the band was focused on 'making kickass music and the live performance to go with it," the band was at its best. I would love to sit down with Jeff and talk about some of those records, specifically the heavier direction the band was going with their music from 'Back for the Attack' through 'Dysfunctional' and than, we get to 'Shadowlife.' Then "Erase the Slate.' Even George was getting heavier as a gututarist. It was there, they could have done some real wild stuff. Going through old video peformances the live shows to me seemed much heavier than the recorded albums did and I always wished the Dokken would have pushed the heavier more metal sound than the arena, popular rock that was being pushed out at the time. How many bands from that era that had the arena sound could transition into actual heavier metal? A few but not all and certainly not many. I'd put Dokken in there that if they wanted to be heavier/darker band, sonically, they could have pulled it off. Instead, Elektra tries to sell them as a glam band. I know it is retrospectively but I always felt this. Give me a time machine, the raw recordings. pro-tools, and a pitchshifter and I will give you a Dokken sound that sounds live but in the studio. That is how I always was hoping the sound would evolve and the best we got was a handful of shows over the course of 15 years that showcase these things from the band.
@Composer19691
@Composer19691 3 месяца назад
Saw DIO in mid 90’s with Jeff on bass. Dude is solid.
@sds4life17
@sds4life17 3 месяца назад
That was Dio Strange Highways Tour 1994, Saw that tour twice in Florida. Dio was back playing clubs after years of playing arenas, That show was 🔥 🤘
@Composer19691
@Composer19691 3 месяца назад
@@sds4life17 Yep! Saw them at the House of Blues on Sunset.
@dusty3913
@dusty3913 3 месяца назад
As far as guitar goes, I don’t know if BFTA could be better. It is a relentless, punishing and coke-fueled masterpiece for George.
@douglascraig4785
@douglascraig4785 3 месяца назад
I believe I have all these dates correct.... In Nov 1987, I went to see Aerosmith at the Capital Center near DC. My whole reason for going was Dokken. They hit the stage and were tearing it up. Suddenly, around the second or third song, there was no guitar. I didn't see what happened. They finished the song, and then one of them said something like, "George is on his back. He's had the flu. He's very sick and can't continue." I was so pissed. Then, in June 1988, I saw the Monsters of Rock tour at RFK Stadium in DC. Dokken was there and kicked ass!!! Great show. All the bands were great. But the highlight is, in Aug 2001, my band got to open for Lynch Mob at Jaxx in Springfield, VA. What a great night. George and the guys were very cool. After the show, we grabbed some food, chatted a little, and took some photos. I feel very honored to have been able to have experiences like that.
@madDdog67
@madDdog67 12 дней назад
Lol...I was at that show Capital Center show. My recollection was George was drunk as shit, and he was just leaning up against one of his stacks not really playing by the 2nd or 3rd song, and then their set was over. Given all of the talk from the various members about their drug use, I'm going with my version and not the flu :). Obviously, I have no real proof, but it would be the more rock 'n roll version. \m/
@douglascraig4785
@douglascraig4785 12 дней назад
@@madDdog67 I thought the same, which is why I was mad as hell. 😄
@tommyibanez3958
@tommyibanez3958 3 месяца назад
Well that kinda explains the disconnect- if the 3 of them were doing cocaine and Don was doing valium... you're never going to be able to hang together. I was the drinker among a group of cocaine users growing up- they saw me as a drag and I saw them as a movie playing at 4x- there was no middle ground to communicate
@LicksoftheLegend
@LicksoftheLegend 3 месяца назад
Literally every interview the story becomes more complex. Don says it happened one way then George says it happened another then Jeff Pilson says what seems like the reality.
@ej9812
@ej9812 3 месяца назад
full in bloom… Thanks brother for keeping my Bands that I love alive with great interviews
@fullinbloom
@fullinbloom 3 месяца назад
Thank you for listening!
@RonKeelRFKmedia
@RonKeelRFKmedia 3 месяца назад
Strong interview, well done. Interesting professional discussion, good audio quality, and nice & compact. Kudos.
@fullinbloom
@fullinbloom 3 месяца назад
Mr. Ron Keel. Thank you, sir. Good to see you in the comments!
@lemmyhangslong6330
@lemmyhangslong6330 3 месяца назад
Jeff is always a great listen he is not about the bullshit and says it like it is. All that and he is an incredible artist!
@williamg8832
@williamg8832 3 месяца назад
Funny, Don Dokken never mentions he had a drug problem in interviews. Always kind of pointed the finger at other bands in the 80s
@ThinsofWheat
@ThinsofWheat 3 месяца назад
He has explicitly said the exact opposite in recent interviews haha. Said everyone else in the band had problems while he was sober writing music lmao.
@whamsie4022
@whamsie4022 3 месяца назад
He only mentions the cocaine, which in his mind, puts the others beneath him.
@user-ty2xv6xw8j
@user-ty2xv6xw8j 3 месяца назад
Love Jeff
@user-ys9mf8sx7p
@user-ys9mf8sx7p 3 месяца назад
​@@whamsie4022 He's the type that thinks that because they're prescription drugs they're not as bad. A drug addict is a drug addict regardless of whether they're prescription or not right.
@outerdarkness
@outerdarkness 2 месяца назад
Jeff Pilson sounds like a cool dude. It's great to see and hear his long success in music. Dokken was awesome... and his musicianship in Foreigner is elite. Definitely going to check out The End Machine. Great interview.
@Zedster88
@Zedster88 3 месяца назад
Used to see Dokken at the Troub. Those were the days.
@Foofang65
@Foofang65 3 месяца назад
That was good stuff. I always felt that Jeff, was one of the hardest working musicians out there. As for George too. But Jeff just seems to be everywhere. 😎👍✌️
@robertsole9970
@robertsole9970 3 месяца назад
If Dokken had stayed together and cut back a bit on the nose candy, they’d be huge today
@TheCaptjamestkirk
@TheCaptjamestkirk 3 месяца назад
I agree 100%
@mhitson7483
@mhitson7483 3 месяца назад
Best rock content out there More of an in depth conversation than by the numbers interview Fantastic
@tchender1
@tchender1 3 месяца назад
I was at the Dio/Dokken show here in Dallas.
@jimbeam-ru1my
@jimbeam-ru1my 3 месяца назад
back in the 80's dokken was the thin line between heavy metal and LA hair metal. They were right there on the border so you could still like them if you liked metallica or slayer but you couldn't like anyone further toward the hair metal end of the spectrum.
@mikepalmer2219
@mikepalmer2219 3 месяца назад
That’s funny I just liked whoever I wanted to like.
@jamescon55
@jamescon55 Месяц назад
That's kinda funny Lol...I had a jean jacket with Iron Maiden back patch, Slayer, Metallica , Ozzy/Rhoads patches AND...? That one DOKKEN patch too...I was a HUGE Lynch fan then so....😎🤘🔥🤘
@YtuserSumone-rl6sw
@YtuserSumone-rl6sw 3 месяца назад
Interesting to hear projects Jeff Pilson is involved with. I gotta have a look at those.
@jamescon55
@jamescon55 3 месяца назад
And yet, according to "Tha DON", "Yeah! It WAS ALWAYS them OTHER guys... With the MASSIVE amount of blow and HOW he (Don) "didn't like blow at ALL and or DRUGS, in general." As HE "would be the one just sipping his wine 🍷 in the studio actually WORKING ON EVERYTHING and WANTING to actually work on the music ".... Yeah, right 👍 😒 .... Let's NOT talk about tha DON ever using drugs etc. as he WAS the little choir boy.... Anyways, thanks again for the interview with Pilson 😎 🤘🔥🤘
@one80srocker96
@one80srocker96 3 месяца назад
I like what he was saying at the very end about how Back For The Attack could have been stronger had they been more focussed. It’s a longer album so we got more Dokken on that album. But the songs aren’t as strong as a whole. The album the ruined and did in the 90s was terrible which Don himself had talked extensively about as well. Jeff Pilson isn’t one of those rockers that has an ego issue. E doesn’t strike me as someone who ever really has a bad day to the point that he upsets or offends others. He doesn’t s em to have resentment, hatred, or anger in his makeup. He truly is a professional in his trade.
@HocusPocusFocus69
@HocusPocusFocus69 3 месяца назад
Don said in a recent video that he was the one guy in the band who was clean and the others were the druggies lol
@brianbaca1380
@brianbaca1380 3 месяца назад
Yeah I never believed Don when he’s been saying he never did drugs just had a few glasses of wine. Usually when you point the finger you have 3 more pointing back at you
@brentonstafford5962
@brentonstafford5962 3 месяца назад
Another great interview, love Jeff
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