Ultimate Rhoads

Paul Wolfe wrote:Kelly Garni was not involved in any way, shape or form. Unlike a lot of Randy's fans, Kelly has moved on to a life of his own. Leave him out of this nonsense.

That’s a bad on me. Apologies to Mr. Garni.
~Tom

Dakota can release the film whenever they feel the time is right. Wow! Had no idea Dakota could roll out the film anytime they wish!? Thanks for the info, DC...maybe they’re waiting for 3/22? Anyone happen to know KG’s whereabouts these days? I was shocked to learn he had sold that gorgeous custom ...

As a friend of Andrew's, I can tell you that he profited in no way from his involvement in the film or in his book. The book cost him quite a bit and the Rhoads lawsuit cost him even more. Without the books Andrew Klein put out, we would all have far less available to us regarding Randy Rhoads. Tha...

Saw this on the 'book this morning:
https://www.facebook.com/rosshalfinoffi ... =1&theater

~T.

My mistake, that show was actually in support of Condition Critical. Armored Saint had just released March of the Saint, (produced by Max Norman, btw.).
Just an observation: it's a bit odd that eventually, Randy's old band wound up opening for Ozzy's old band.

~T.

I was wondering when this would surface...maybe four years ago, Frankie had this up on Kickstarter. I'm halfway through, and I would consider it worth my time. Tenth grade was drawing to a close when Metal Health hit, so this was a neat look back. I wound up seeing them later on in that Fall, after ...

His rep is built on just nineteen songs, from two albums. He was also able to help a well known, but burnt out singer, (Le Parc Hotel, anyone?), chart in the US top ten twice, (Sabbath made it as high as #52 on the US charts with Iron Man), and he did indeed play a part in helping design what quickl...

The spelling may be throwing the search off, as the name is Mighty Mite.

~T.

These were a treat to hear. Thanks to Sky and Bob for putting these up, for everyone to enjoy. 8) Everything else released up to this point pales. Too bad folks have this need to be the town crier, (or village idiot), who was first to post it on yt. I expected that to happen though. Though, exposure...

Of course the comments are weird...the guy made it pretty clear he was high, at least five times.

~T.

Thanks a bunch for sharing, Bob! What an incredible piece of music history. This trumps anything Rhoads-related thus far, and it's something for every fan to enjoy!

~T.

Unfortunately, my point of reference on this is Sharon's autobiography...

There's a book with very little credibility to it.

~T.

Sorry Cred, it's the fact that you specifically posted to complain no one was talking about your topic. Twice.
It happens to lots of topics, around here, as well as forums all over the web.
Conversation will eventually lead back to the topic at hand.
Don't be sad...
~T.

I hate to go for the low-hanging fruit, but I've always been a fan of Brian Setzer, since 8th grade, I guess? MTV.
I do dig the "creepy" aspects of the Rockabilly genre, The Ghastly Ones, The Bomboras...I thank Rob Zombie for that, believe it or not.

Hey, another thread gone off-topic, but, whaddayagonnado? Just buddies riffin' on bullshit. Someone from the strip I always dug, was Stryper. Of course, these guys got shit from every side, but there was some really great guitar on there, Yellow & Black & Soldiers, especially. I was one who ...