Ultimate Rhoads

Has anyone ever noticed that it has some of Ogre Battle by Queen influence in it? Kelly used to talk about him and Randy listening to Queen when they were growing up.

Long live Randy! Been a fan since Tribute when it first came out around 87-88-ish. He's been a big influence for me ever since. \m/

Holy s#@! that's the footage Randy fans have been waiting to see since the beginning. That's the holy grail of footage right there.

I've seen that footage years ago when I started getting into Randy footage and bootlegs.

Hey Rhoadies! I've just released a brand new lyric/visual video for my track All This Time! Stop by my you tube channel and check it out!:

All This Time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3LRcFVy1JQ


Cheers!

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Hey bros, just wanted to share my latest lyric video for my track called You Go To My Head. Hope you enjoy.

Cheers!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-NuwWoTbBY

Not sure if it's been posted but here is the clip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpMZJVKyzm0

I hope nobody thinks this will lead to new footage or something.

Really cool stuff.

I don't think Sharon is just out to be greedy with every little thing, if you ever heard her side of things with all the legal bullshit/backlash and ramifications she likely has to deal with to release anything you'd probably understand why it's not out. I would think there will be more Randy stuff ...

This reminds me of when I was a kid and some of my friends would say they have all these cool Atari 2600 games that I could borrow, but it never happened no matter how much I tried cause they were full of s*&%!
A lot of people are just full of bs!

I think that's what makes finding lost footage and pics so cool is that there isn't much on Randy, so when we do find some it's awesome to see. From what Sharon has said they were in the planning stages for the Speak of the Devil concert film before Randy died, shame that never happened with Randy.

The 2002 Bark at the Moon remaster was sad too, Jake's guitars are virtually non-existent. I'll keep my 95 remaster which to me sounds the best of any version.

I was thinking about when Randy auditioned for Ozzy and his mother urged him that he should join Ozzy and accept the opportunity to work with him when according to Delores Randy really didn't want to leave. I wonder if she ever regretted that.

Hey guys here is something I found. This clip of Mr. Crowley is from a short lived band formed around 1996 with Darren Millar on drums, Dave McFarland on vocals, Myles Jarvis on bass and myself on guitar. We were called 'No Limits' because we just did whatever the hell we felt like, it was a fun ban...