This band was great live. Small crowd because in 1995 it wasn’t cool to be listening to metal bands anymore. I personally went and saw all the shows as specially when QR came to town. Carlos Cavazo is and will always be one of the greats on guitar, just a fantastic player that can shred. As far as him playing rhythm for Ratt, that wasn’t the case. Check out 2010s Ratt Infestation album. Track #1 is written by Carlos Cavazo and the solo is one Cavazos best! He played lead guitar plenty with Ratt, he of course had to share the leads with Warren who lets face it, is the face of Ratt when it comes to guitar. Carlos is an underrated guitarist period. He’s right up there with DeMartini, Lynch etc.
Your exactly right!! Thats why Kevin is almost timid even though he sounds amazing. Alot of bands went thru this...trying to be heavier than they used to be. David Gahan from Depech Mode went thru a midlife crisis because of the grunge days. If they only knew we loved them for what they were 😊
@@clubba1264 -- Yeah but the Down to the Bone album is heavy but has a ton of 80s style songs on it. I don't think they were trying to be heavier. Sometimes it just happens.
We remember those heroes of the rock scene of the 70s --- 90s - Randy Rhoаds, Kevin DuBrow and Frankie Banali, who are no longer with us (real rock icons, how long ago it was), but their group Quiet Riot and music 🎶 for centuries and gives inspiration and energizes.
Not sure how I missed this show. Saw them a couple years before at Hurricane Alley off Ella in Houston. Was this place packed out, what was the audience capacity?
Excellent performance touring behind the great Down To The Bone album. Thanks for sharing this.. Still hard to believe that Kevin and Frankie are gone.
I may sound crazy but this is probably better than their 80's concerts. They're pure heavy here, how they should've been in their peak popularity years.
@@antimurphy8212there was a concert dvd with the full Metal Health lineup performing at “Gazzarri’s” (then called Key Club) in LA in 2002. Freaking awesome show! I honestly wish I lived in 2002 to see them live with that lineup.
(1) Whatever It Takes (2) Slick Black Cadillac (3) Dig (4) Sign of the Times (5) Mama Weer All Crazee Now (Slade cover) (6) Last Call for Rock 'N' Roll (7) The Wild and the Young (8) Pretty Pack o' Lies (9) Guitar Solo (10) Let's Get Crazy (11) Cum On Feel the Noize (Slade cover) (12) All Day and All of the Night (The Kinks cover) (13)(Metal Health (Bang Your Head)
Thanks for uploading! Member Vo. Kevin DuBrow Gu. Carlos Cavazo Ba. Bjorn Englen Dr. Frankie Banali Setlist: 1. Whatever It Takes (from "Down to the Bone") 2. Slick Black Cadillac (from "Metal Health") 3. Dig (from "Down to the Bone") 4. Sign of the Times (from "Condition Critical") 5. Mama Weer All Crazee Now (from "Condition Critical") 6. Last Call for Rock and Roll (from "The Randy Rhoads Years") 7. The Wild and the Young (from "QRIII") 8. Pretty Pack O' Lies (from "Down to the Bone") 9. Carlos Cavazo Guitar Solo 10. Let's Get Crazy (from "Metal Health") 11. Cum on Feel the Noize (from "Metal Health") 12. All Day and All of the Night (from "Down to the Bone") 13. Metal Health (Bang Your Head) (from "Metal Health")
Such a great show. Love the Down To The Bone album Frankie's drumming on those songs is amazing. Great show with those songs mixed in with previous material
Super rare..i had once the cd import.And never found any trace of that tour..since now..Thanx..by the way chuck wright played the record but now i realized he didn't did the tour.
@ChannelElven59 , I have asked myself this question many times . Im sure the Ratt gigs pays better but Carlos is a Lynch or DeMartini level Guitarist and another band with him as the lead would be great to hear imo. QR was my first Metal concert at The Summit in H-Town in 84 I was 18 or 19 cant remember lol But as a Guitarist for over 30 + plus yrs I recognized his abilities from early on in his career . Like to see him in a Super Group line up as Lead /Rhythm with say Traci Guns or someone that level ! Maybe we should Petition him lmfao ..
That Down To the Bone record was a good one. I wonder if those are Carlo's Jose Arredondo modified Marshall heads. Those thing have been worth big money for some time. And I think he had quite a few of 'em. EDIT : Looking at the stacks, they are definitely hot-rodded Marshall heads, I mean, listen to that guitar sound, Carlo's unique guitar sound that only could have been provided by those Jose heads
what a sign of the times. a band that killed live, playing to maybe 75 people in a place that held 1000. thanks a lot alternative/grunge. down to the bone had the coolest cover for an album....didn't care much the album itself though.
Whatever It Takes Slick Black Cadillac Dig Sign of the Times Mama Weer All Crazee Now Last Call for Rock n Roll The Wild and the Young Pretty Pack o Lies Guitar Solo Let's Get Crazy Cum on Feel the Noise All Day and All of the Night (Kinks cover) Metal Health (Bang Your Head)
Se extraña mucho a quiet riot que lastima falleció Frankie bannali hace poco y Kevin dubrow hace 13 años, Carlos cavazo y Rudy sarzo con 70 años de edad, no creo se junten para disfrutar algo de quiet riot
Kevin's singing great!! But he's just going thru the motions in terms of his performance. Too bad. I always liked when he interacted with the audience. RIP, KD
I think his throat was bothering him. Probably had a cold and wanted to preserve his voice. I saw QR many times and each time Kevin was excellent mingling with the audience. R.I.P. Kev.
