Ultimate Rhoads

A guy who does Zep documentaries on You Tube just mentioned the guitar player. According to his video on Plant's "Fate of Nations" this guy was in a pre-Randy version of Blizzard of Ozz. Likely those guys Ozzy sent home the time Bob showed up? I will try to look up that name.

It was worth the $5 rental on Amazon. But it pains me to say this - I fell asleep. That says it all. I mean the guy tried and did a nice look at the Quiet Riot era. For whatever that is worth. Not that much in my opinion. Just another club band that didn't make it past that level. Not that interesti...

It was worth the $5 rental on Amazon. But it pains me to say this - I fell asleep. That says it all. I mean the guy tried and did a nice look at the Quiet Riot era. For whatever that is worth. Not that much in my opinion. Just another club band that didn't make it past that level. Not that interesti...

Just for the record.....Andy's autopsy proved he wasn't "gacked out of his head" on cocaine. TRACE AMOUNTS were found in his urine, but none in his bloodwork. What this means is cocaine can stay in the bloodstream for up to 18-24 hrs, whereas in the urine for up to 5-7 days. THIS is why t...

The one of Ozzy would have been from the second leg (early March) on because Tommy is using the white Sonor drum set.

Look what was just released an hour ago!!!! https://youtu.be/cLFI3fJQrAA from 1980 Def Leppard 30 minutes of video! THIS exists and just now was released an hour ago after 39 years of someone hoarding it, and you don't think there's Rhoads footage equal to this out there unreleased? It's out there!...

It's Kerslake.

Tommy said in Modern Drummer magazine that he quit and/or was fired after recording BATM because of a dispute over the mix. They didn't even keep one of his bass drums in the mix - for starters (this was corrected I notice on the 2002 re-master). That would be like trading for Roy Halladay and using...

Funny you should say that about Carmine Appice. I have a bootleg from the BATM tour and was surprised how spare and straight ahead he kept things (being a drummer myself). Tommy Aldridge was notorious for cramming every song full of a million double bass drum fills and licks. Which he did to brillia...