Ultimate Rhoads

I think Children of the Grave from Tribute is pretty much the jizznit when it comes to Randy as a rhythm player!

Recently I've come to discover that Chris Tsangrides was the original producer of BOO before Max Norman came on board and replaced him. Does anyone know what Chris has said about Randy? Boy, I'd love to hear some demos (if they exist). Anyone know why Chris was sacked? Was he going for a Sabbath-fee...

Wait! I can explain...

Having a cluttered garbage can in a bedroom can tell you what a person is really like sometimes. I don't have one in my room, but if Randy did, then I might consider it.

That's all I was trying to say...

Does anyone know if Randy had a garbage can in his bedroom as a kid? If he did, then I'm getting one for my bedroom too.

I know this is kind of an off the wall question, but I thought I'd ask.

While the performances are pretty solid on that Slash solo album, I think the songs are seriously "under cooked."

The album gets a C- in my opinion.

Is that the Dr. Mastermind from Shrapnel Records?

Anyone one else agree that the guitar rhythm right before the the guitar solo in "Dreams in the Dark" sounds like the rhythm to "Lightning Strikes" from Ultimate Sin?

Jake is definitely one of the best guitarists of that era, and one only needs to listen to those first two Badland's albums to agree with me. The guitar work on these albums is PHENOMENAL, and the songs are seriously awesome.

Voodoo Highway is one of the best albums of the era. Hands down.

yeah, i found that comment a little odd too. I always thought George was cool about other players.

I can totally picture Ozzy being a d*ck about it. Like, "get outta here, we found another guy."

Wow. Interesting.

I totally agree with the fact that the O's didn't know talent. Had Randy not looked like a rock star, they probably would have never picked him.

Pathetic...

Anyone ever notice how similar Adrian's playing style is to Randy's? Did they ever meet? I heard a track by Vandenberg on Pandora Radio today. The song was called "Time Will Tell" off of the 1983 album "Heading for a Storm." It sounds like Randy could have ver easily written the ...

I'd have to go with Revelation Mother Earth.

I hear you on the whole "early 80's looked like late 70's" idea. I always found that kind of funny. I was recently watching a clip of Bill Clinton speaking in like 1993, and I swear, everyone in the audience, and even Bill looked like it was 1985. It's funny how there is always that lag wi...

RR's death is debated just as much as JFK's. Sadly, we'll never know:( But oh man, I'd give anything to actually know. I've had dreams I was on that plane. Here's what it's like - Randy starts to get nervous after the second pass, maybe Aycock senses this is the last pass of the day and tries to mak...

I'm gonna throw this out there...Bob Daisley is the greatest rock and roll bassist of all time.

I know, I know. Heck, I love Entwistle too, but...really....


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