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@NolanPagano 15 сағат бұрын
Best song
@danr4137 16 сағат бұрын
Dennis and JY had a few songs where they trade off on vocals. 22 Years from Serpent is Rising and Put Me On from Crystal Ball.
@impalaman9707 18 сағат бұрын
My favourite Buckeye rocker of all is one who never who never made an album---just one known single to his credit, but it was a BANGER ("No Reason") and that was Captain Foam! It was Richard Bertram, an axe wielding maniac from Canton, OH whose claim to fame was trying to out-Blue Cheer Blue Cheer with a battery of Traynor amps lining the stage every time he played. His single made its way to Europe and has a cult following over there
@aurelielagrange2173 19 сағат бұрын
This is already breaking my heart, Grant. Chris should still be here & they should still be recording together. And there’s my beg & dream: reborn with Matt & Ben sharing vocals. Their individual best work has aways been together. 💧
@freemoney3723 Күн бұрын
Great 2 shows guys, 3 weeks late to listen to them. WS Love Hunter to finish out, classic.
@GrantsRockWarehaus Күн бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@grantjamieson4291 Күн бұрын
Having a sniff around my soiled past hahah the memories
@wolf1977 Күн бұрын
With a better singer I think The Godz could've been something. I've seen them described as 'macho, mean biker boys' who ran with the late 70's band Angel. BTW I've got a 1974 album called Pass On This Side (kinda psyche/pop) by a different band of the same name, probably mistitled. Features two members (the singer & drummer) of this band. Oddly I don't mind Fradkin's singing on that one...Don't know anything about Watershed - might need to investigate further...Blue Ash's No More No Less was a very solid album...The Human Beinz's other good tune was "Turn On Your Love Light" (also 1968)...From Left End I've got the album called Spoiled Rotten (1974), pretty good (kinda punky rock with some Glam mixed in). There was a self-titled comp issued this year (whih includes this track). They also have a 1989 album called Live Living And Breathing that I don't own... The Bears = Adrian Belew's band, excellent. And Eureka isn't even their best - that would be Rise And Shine plus their s/t debut. I love Belew! Not many can marry up prog & pop (he's a huge Beatles fan) with some truly first-rate/cutting edge guitar chops. Also worth checking out is related band The Raisins with their 1983 s/t album (not prog though & no Belew), and Psychodots (1993's On The Grid)...Glass Harp with Phil Keaggy is wonderful, 7 excellent albums...Raspberries are (for me) the 2nd best power pop band ever...MSB had some cool stuff (also under his own name without the 'Band'). Stage Pass, Cabin Fever & Msb are good albums...Not sure it's the same band (they're from NZ so probably not) Mother Goose but I know of 3 albums: Stuffed, Don't Believe In Fairytales & This Is Life (1977-82). Weird mix of musical styles, kinda pop rock bordering on novelty songs mixed with Glam
@DCToonTime Күн бұрын
Wolf, you know your stuff! Thanks for posting with all this great info!
@GrantsRockWarehaus Күн бұрын
I echo DC! Wolf... you'd the man!
@wolf1977 21 сағат бұрын
@@GrantsRockWarehaus Thx! Keep the less-well-known song/album/band episodes coming!
@wolf1977 Күн бұрын
I'm not a huge Styx fan although I do own a bunch of their albums...So the first two - I'd rate II slightly above the first but I couldn't give either one more than a 5 (out of 10) tops - and that's stretch for me (after all need to leave room for the better/later albums - see below). Neither is a great (or even very good) album IMO. Tracks I like: "After You Leave Me", "Best Thing", "Lady", "A Day", "You Need Love". Equinox, maybe Pieces Of Eight, Brave New World sound better to me. I think their best albums are actually some of the later ones: The Mission, Big Bang Theory, Brave New World, Crash Of The Crown & their best Cyclorama. I'm not big on The Grand Illusion which many will probably name as among their best. This probably puts me at odds with many/most Styx fans. I always found this band to be somewhat unsure of what they wanted to be - sometimes out-and-out prog, sometimes art rock or pomp, also pop & 'straight' rock at other times. Maybe my biggest 'issue' is with DeYoung's vocals, I'm just not crazy about his voice. Not as bad as say REO Kevin Cronin's (the way he phrases what he sings really rubs me the wrong way) but still...
@armbreaker Күн бұрын
There used to be a very grainy with terrible sound live video clip of the original Styx performing outside at what looked like a college. For some reason I think it was removed from the air. But what you could hear of it was great, it was pure early 70's hard rock.
@GrantsRockWarehaus Күн бұрын
Thanks for the info!
@HenryWright-ni3eh 2 күн бұрын
Great mention of Uriah Heep, Davey. I've been hearing them a lot in recent listenings to the first Queen album too.
@brandon1351 2 күн бұрын
Big Davey is doing the rounds within the Vinyl community this week. Good on ya mate 🇦🇺
@GrantsRockWarehaus Күн бұрын
he's a mixer and a shaker
@tonymoreno748 2 күн бұрын
Sweet will never be forgotten because of Ballroom blitz and Fox on the run. Run. My 21 year daughter and myself are going to see Andy Scott's Sweet next week in Brisbane Australia and we live in New Zealand
@ZRATAN69 2 күн бұрын
😎👍👍👍👍🎼👍🤩
@frankies9465 2 күн бұрын
Living here in cleveland my whole life, they were pretty popular here. Not crazy huge, but they would play the agora and sell it out. Or open for big acts like Kiss. A cool band with some good music
@GrantsRockWarehaus 2 күн бұрын
I'd say selling out the Agora is a pretty big deal, but it's too bad they never saw mainstream success
@tonymoreno748 3 күн бұрын
Andy Scott's Sweet have just put out a great new album called Full Circle
@GrantsRockWarehaus 2 күн бұрын
I haven't gotten a chance to hear it yet. So much to listen to
@JoeMay-wc6nv 3 күн бұрын
The first 2 Albums are Great & I just learned tonight that they a 3rd one. I Just played it on KZbin sounds good Just nothing like the first 2. If I find it in the wild for a good price, I'll get until then I'm happy with first 2. On Capricorn CD. Great Show by the way. You & Rand work well together.
@GrantsRockWarehaus 2 күн бұрын
Thanks Joe! Rand is the man!
@visualizeprog2874 3 күн бұрын
1. The Moody Blues 2. Marillion (with Steve Hogarth, 1989 onwards) 3. Mostly Autumn 4. Mystery 5. Yes 6. Alan Parsons Project 7. The Beatles 8. ELO 9. Rush 10. Utopia
@IraSiegel 3 күн бұрын
Definitely the heaviest thing Sammy and Neal ever did. Solid 8 for me. 🪨 🔥 🎸
@GrantsRockWarehaus Күн бұрын
Thanks for the rating!
@straightvintage 3 күн бұрын
The album cover version with the band is the american release and the other with a 737 with bird wings is the british release.
@rickhinojosa5455 3 күн бұрын
Awesome. Sure do miss the days lf vinyl. Yeah, its convenient to have ten thousand songs on a keychain but there was something special about going to Tower Records and flipping through the albums, only able to buy a couple things so the choice had to be a careful one. 🙏
@christianhaynes1954 3 күн бұрын
Missed this show 😢
@GrantsRockWarehaus 22 сағат бұрын
😕
@christianhaynes1954 22 сағат бұрын
@@GrantsRockWarehaus even if I miss em Grant, I give the old thumbs up brother 👍
@wolf1977 3 күн бұрын
The Isleys - oh yeah! 1966/67 were huge years for them. For newbies the collections The Motown Anthology & The Complete Motown Singles (various volumes) feature a slew of their tracks/hits... A 'better alternative' to the sugary bubblegum pop of Ohio Express would be The Archies (no I'm not kidding) - obviously not for an OH-based show (they're from NYC). Some really catchy albums: s/t, Jingle Jangle, Sunshine & This Is Love between 1968-71. To be fair Ohio Express DID have some individual tunes that were harder rockin' like "Try It", "I Know We'll Be Together", "First Grade Reader" (full-on psyche), "She's Not Coming Home" (very Monkees), "Pinch Me", "Sausalito", " Up Against The Wall". These tunes have a rock edge to them that doesn't really fit their bubblegum label. Also calling them a band is a bit of a stretch - more like a collection of musicians (Wiki uses the term 'brand name'). I have to say that "Yummy Yummy", the song everyone knows, isn't the best OP choice except when highlighting that bubblegum/lightweight side to their music - might also play "Chewy Chewy" (that '69 album is super syruppy)...Ties to The Cyrcle. Circus' 1973 s/t album is a good one. A band not to be confused with the late 60's prog band of the same name (s/t 1969 album), or the Swiss mid/late 70's proggers (s/t, Movin On & Fearless Tearless And Even Less)
@logancollins7097 4 күн бұрын
What happened to pt 1
@wolf1977 4 күн бұрын
Looks like something in it got it blocked, that happens occasionally. Grant's talked about certain songs that the owners object to being posted online, causing the whole video to get blocked by YT
@logancollins7097 3 күн бұрын
@@wolf1977sucks man I love listening to the shows at work day after
@wolf1977 Күн бұрын
@@logancollins7097 FYI: Part 1 seems to have gotten 'fixed' & is now available again...
@logancollins7097 Күн бұрын
@@wolf1977 I texted Grant about it last night! Gaunt got it blocked! Out of everything on there haha
@wolf1977 Күн бұрын
@@logancollins7097 Weird...Just posted my comments over on Part 1...
@ericrobertson2024 4 күн бұрын
Red Rocker Trivia Question...What was the only H/S/A/S track performed at a Van Halen concert ??
@wolf1977 3 күн бұрын
EVH played on Hagar's "Give To Live" & "Eagles Fly"...I found this list online of Hagar songs that VH played live (at least occasionally) - not sure it's accurate. Based on this nothing from HSAS though: "There's Only One Way to Rock" "Eagles Fly" "Deeper Kinda Love" "Tropic of Capricorn" "Hallelujah" "Give to Live" "High Hopes" "Someday" "Amnesty Is Granted" "The Love" "Standin' at the Same Old Crossroads" "Red" "I Can't Drive 55" "Make It Last" "Rock Candy"
@ericrobertson2024 3 күн бұрын
@wolf1977 Since You Came, originally on the HSAS - MTV Live Show was played live during the Carnal Tour. It was retitled The Love in 99 on Red Voodoo...So that list is accurate but the song was still titled Since You Came in 1992.
@jukkapaananen6080 4 күн бұрын
Great show! I agree with on the first side being great. Flip side more uneven. Sidenote: I'm pretty sure it was the unreleased song Since You Came that was reworked into The Love for Sammy Hagar's Red Voodoo-album, not Through the Eyes of Love.
@ericrobertson2024 4 күн бұрын
Yes that's the one,Since You Came should've replaced one of those weak tracks on the album Hot + Dirty or He Will Understand.
@drocker4729 4 күн бұрын
3 Cleveland bands well worth checking out that didn't get played: American Noise-"S/T"- 1980-Great AOR Breathless-"S/T" - 1979-Great AOR Damnation Of Adam Blessing-"The Damnation Of Adam Blessing"- 1969 and "The Second Damnation"-1970-Great Psych Rock!
@wolf1977 4 күн бұрын
Adam Blessing has some really good stuff, those first three albums are great (s/t, The Second Damnation, Which Is The Justice Which Is The Thief). Glory from '72 is also solid...American Noise's s/t 1980 album is good...I have the 2nd Breathless album (Nobody Leaves This Song Alive) which is OK. Honestly that first album (posted on YT) is a little 'light' for me - kinda on the 'yacht' side of AOR. Compared to a band like The Raspberries it lacks that 'oomph' that makes for great power pop. Maybe along the lines of the weaker Michael Stanley stuff... Related band The Innocent (also out of Cleveland with Trent Reznor & Rodney Cajka played with Michael Stanley-not sure they were included here as I haven't watched the whole video yet) has a decent album called Livin' In The Street from '85 - AOR with a little more grit (and some Glam) but still too many slower numbers. "Freeway Ride" & "Dora" are pretty good tracks, so are "The Names Have Been Changed" & "Back In My Life"...And The Choir, late 60's Raspberries precursor with Dave Smalley/Jim Bonfanti/Wally Bryson (and before them The Mods), along with a later mid 70's Bryson band called Tattoo (solid 1976 s/t album)... Dreamstreet is another mid 80's Cleveland band, kinda MOR/AOR, with members of The Innocent, with a 1986 album called Heartzone - a couple of decent tracks...Also how about Beau Coup (yet more mid 80's AOR/power pop) with 1987's Born & Raised (On Rock & Roll). Jonah Koslen & The Heroes (also worked with MSB). Cellarful Of Noise (two 80's albums)...A little more 'obscure' but the mid 60's The Alarm Clocks, kinda proto punk
@drocker4729 Күн бұрын
@@wolf1977 Named a cat after Beau Coup! (:
@GrantsRockWarehaus 17 сағат бұрын
Drocker...you kill me! haha
@drocker4729 15 сағат бұрын
@@GrantsRockWarehaus Hey G, I got the Love Affair-"Cleveland 1983" CD today and it's a nice slice of AOR/New Wave! Go check out the song "Out Of Control" from it, it was featured in an episode of the Marvel series "What If". I wish they had put it in one of the "Guardians Of The Galaxy" movies, the great old songs they featured in those movies got a lot of attention. I can't believe I never heard this song before, I had their first release that got airplay on WMMS but I read they recorded this third one but never released it until many years later.
@treyrobinson1970 4 күн бұрын
I recorded the MTV concert on my VCR and watched it constantly. Great album. 8
@MrTheabsolute69 4 күн бұрын
Well now
@ballsyrocker 4 күн бұрын
'I have this original LP album record along with every Beach Boys album and solo works. Benn a major fan since 1962 with"Surfin' ". I saw them in concert as the original touring band in 1973 at Notre Dame University.here in north Indiana.Their Roadie ,Jerry from Manchester,England, came up to where I was sitting and chatted for awhile before the group played. He was a decent dude snd wore many rings from different countries he had been at. I also visited the Brothers Warehouse/Studio in Santa Monica,when I and my future wife hitch hiked to California in 1975 and got jobs. Back in Indiana years later, Brian sent me a signed solo CD out of the blue one day when I told him I couldn;t make it to his signing at Barnes & Noble , in Chicago. Yes, I am a big fan and know the words to most songs by heart .I am 75.
@ph.mountain 4 күн бұрын
1. Weekend Warriors 2. Screem Dream 3. Intensities in 10 Cities
@bicivelo 5 күн бұрын
Beautiful system. Such a powerful song that stands the test of time.
@lucasartscrafts6023 5 күн бұрын
this is great!
@impalaman9707 5 күн бұрын
I think SASH would have been a better name for the band---but then Hagar might have been upset that his H was last and not first!🤣🤣🤣
@1nJimid8tor 5 күн бұрын
Came across this by the cover on KZbin here! Holy trip back in time! I honestly purchased this just because of the 1st album's wild cover like I did with a lot of Bands back in the day. Captain Beyond was excellent! I even purchased the CD's a while back with other from my youth like Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush. ELP Hawkwind. Utopia Neil Merriweather's Space Rangers. Bob Welch's Paris band and on and on! Thank You for sparking some old memories!!!
@dethcult 6 күн бұрын
Great album from beginning to end!!
@ericrobertson2024 6 күн бұрын
My favorite Hagar albums are Standing Hampton , Montrose , 5150 , Danger Zone , 3 Lock Box , Balance , HSAS , Ten 13 , Chickenfoot , Musical Chairs , I Never Said Goodbye , Paper Money , VOA , Marching To Mars ... The only musicians to appear on more albums I liked are Ace Frehley , Christine Mcvie , Pete Agnew , and Ted Nugent..
@wolf1977 5 күн бұрын
I'd rank the 25 Hagar albums I own this way: 1. Marching To Mars 2. Musical Chairs 3. Nine On A Ten Scale, Red Voodoo, Livin' It Up 4. S/T, Street Machine, Standing Hampton, VOA, I Never Said Goodbye, Ten 13, Little Roast, At Your Service, All Sides: Songwriter Demos 5. All Night Long, Not 4 Sale, Live Hallelujah!, Cosmic Universal Fashion, Sammy Hagar & Friends, Crazy Times 6. Danger Zone, Three Lock Box This Is Sammy Hagar: When The Party Started is a nice collection plus The Essential Red Collection & Unboxed...I'm not as big on Montrose (the band) as some others but I do like various tracks off the debut, Paper Money, Warner Bros. Presents & especially Jump On It. Plus the live Rock The Nation (American Radio Broadcast) & Live At The Record Plant. Solo Ronnie Montrose is awesome!
@ericrobertson2024 5 күн бұрын
@wolf1977 Musical Chairs has something the other 70s solo albums lack,I never listen to those others. 9 On A 10 Scale is my least favorite debut of any act among my 30 favorite bands,worse than the Thin Lizzy or Purple debuts to me. Of the post VH albums,Ten 13 has the type sound I like from Hagar.
@wolf1977 5 күн бұрын
@@ericrobertson2024 I kinda like the debut Lizzy album (especially with the 1971 New Day EP included on the expanded version). The 1983 comp Whiskey In The Jar has a couple of other good tracks from that period on it. However Vagabonds is for me where the band really takes off... I also like both Book of Taliesyn & Shades Of (expanded) from '68. Pretty good stuff for 1968. "Why Didn't Rosemary", "Shield", "One More Rainy Day", "Shadows", "And The Address". Killer keyboards, and Blackmore is starting to 'stretch'. Then again I'm pretty big on late 60's psyche. "Hush" of course is an all time classic track. The '69 s/t album doesn't do that much for me though
@ericrobertson2024 5 күн бұрын
@@wolf1977 Yep, John The Music Nut is doing a series on Lizzy and I couldn't think of a debut among my 30 or 40 favorite acts that I liked any less,the Hagar debut was the album i had forgotten.Vagabonds was a tremendous step up for sure.John is currently on Johnny The Fox.
@wolf1977 4 күн бұрын
@@ericrobertson2024 There's also the collection Thin Lizzy - The Continuing Saga Of The Ageing Orphans from 1979 which features tracks from the '71 EP plus select cuts from the first 3 albums, but remixed & changed by adding new recordings (only 3 tracks are the same as the originals). These are also bonus tracks on the various expanded rereleases of those albums too... I don't follow JTMN on YT but just took a quick peek. Yep Johnny The Fox is the latest episode - very good album but not up to Fighting or Jailbreak, or even Night Life (the expanded version of each - at least for me). From that same Lizzy period I also have the good At The BBC plus the 5 disk box called '1976'. That contains both albums from that year plus a ton of demos & outtakes of those tracks. Even a different/jammy version of "Got To Give It Up" (Black Rose - my fave TL album). Also an instrumental demo of "Funky Job", an acoustic version of "Fight Or Fall" (wonderful) & different versions of "Rocky"/"Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed ", as well as a live show from Cleveland from Nov '76. The collections Rockers & Rock Legends also contain some 1976 tracks..TL is one of my all time favorite bands for sure & 1976 was a great year for the band, based on that year it seemed like Lizzy was destined to be huge.... Actually what really brings both bands together is the TL album Funky Junction-Tribute To Deep Purple from '73. They cover early DP tunes like "Hush", " Strange Kind Of Woman", "Speed King", "Black Night", "Corina", "Fireball". TBH I'm not into that record but it's an interesting one-off project. Wiki says that this was actually by a band called Funky Junction which included Lynott/Downey/Bell (with Lynott mainly playing bass - no lead vocals) plus a couple of members of another band called Elmer Fudd. A guy named Benny White sings the leads - said to an Ian Gillan clone (but not nearly as good to my ears). Weird story re: that album, TL's name was removed & the cover actually shows the (excellent) band Hard Stuff (recorded on the DP label)
@marks.3934 6 күн бұрын
Rave On is the best. Top 3 power pop album of all time. Brilliant front to back. Shame more people don't know it.
@TheVinylOrchard 6 күн бұрын
The first hardline album blows it out of the water
@TheVinylOrchard 6 күн бұрын
It’s ok but I have no idea why it is lauded so much. Pretty average tbh
@DCToonTime 5 күн бұрын
Agreed. It’s competently played hard rock but nothing extraordinary. All the over the top accolades here confuse me as well.
@ericrobertson2024 4 күн бұрын
There are a couple tracks on side 2 that are woeful,odd thing is they played 2 far better songs at multiple gigs that could've replaced those,or they could've added some tracks from Danger Zone that Schon played on. I liked Side A enough to give it a 7/10 but Sammy did far better projects before and after.
@BillGeschke 6 күн бұрын
My vote is for a Michael Stanley Band career retrospective! They had a bigger reach than the Artful Dodger who are a mighty fine band as well. My Town was one of first videos ever aired by MTV.
@wolf1977 6 күн бұрын
MSB has some good stuff, I like Ladies' Choice, You Can't Fight Fashion. Msb, Stage Pass & Cabin Fever. Also their Greatest Hints. Heartland, North Coast & Inside Moves are just OK...He's also got some 'solo' albums under his own name like Coming Up For Air, Eighteen Down, Friends & Legends plus the s/t 1972 album
@DCToonTime 5 күн бұрын
Michael Stanley were HUGE in NE Ohio! They will be featured on our Buckeye Rocks show this Sunday night!
@DCToonTime 5 күн бұрын
Michael Stanley Band, that is!
@scottsuvoski9574 6 күн бұрын
I'm 62, and remember hearing Small Beginnings on the radio! I wish this band could've stayed together. I read that Pete Banks got addicted to Valium during their last tour, and the band literally left him in America, major personal clashes with him. I bought a recent triple live CD. There's one good CD they recorded live in the studio, that is great. But, they were all great musicians, so talented.
@marjorieanderson8626 6 күн бұрын
Throughout the Tubes history....They had songs that would have been great second singles. Piece By Piece was one of those. Their early stuff wasn't really commercially viable... but even songs like Show Me A Reason and Strung Out on Strings could have been follow up sings. Heck a reworked Slipped My Disco and Proud to be an American could have worked if they had had a song to follow.
@PhilipBrinksma 6 күн бұрын
Great video guys love your work Parish. I just recently added the Reading vinyl and a reissue of Alive!. Didn't really need another copy of Alive but the splatter vinyl looks amazing and very hard to find a copy in good condition. Big Slade fan also love these albums and bought the reissue of the Ambrose Slade lp and love it those bmg reissues look top notch.
@parishofrock2963 4 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed the show Philip. Those splatter vinyl bmg releases are irresistible aren’t they!
@turefromfinland3264 6 күн бұрын
Through the Fire is good record. It's not one of Hagar's best albums, but it's pretty good.
@ericrobertson2024 6 күн бұрын
That's the consensus,with exception of Music Nut who really loves the album.
@FranciscoFuentes-b1g 6 күн бұрын
Buenisima rola 😊😀
@frankies9465 6 күн бұрын
Love this album. Looks like im the only who loves their version of Whiter Shade. Killer guitar solo. Killer
@ericrobertson2024 6 күн бұрын
It's certainly worth a listen,majority of the tracks are.
@kenwhite8103 6 күн бұрын
Grant sorry I missed the live chat I'm so bummed but thanks to you and DC for bringing Artful Dodger to all the Rockers in the Warehaus 👍
@impalaman9707 7 күн бұрын
I still remember staying up late to watch their concert on MTV---I looked forward to it all week! I always wanted to see them reunite---I thought they were the greatest supergroup ever!
@daveycretin664 7 күн бұрын
Cool show, you groovy gurus of tunes. As a former New York record store employee/manager/co-owner, l know the band name somehow… but those album covers really don’t ring a bell. So weird. Maybe they were just a regional band, Australia excluded of course. Grant, did you ask Peter Kerr or bicyclelegs if they ever heard of Artful Dodger? Now I’m going to have to look into this group. All four of their elpees are on - at least - Spotify. Dunno 🤷🏻 about any other streamers. And I’m guessing that they’re probably up on KZbin as well. Cheers! ~ Davey Cretin, from Cretin Classics.
@wolf1977 7 күн бұрын
This is Hagar between Three Lock Box & VOA - I think this is better than either of those. And just post Frontiers Tour-Journey. The expanded edition is good with additional live tracks added - and yes the additional/expanded version does exist (although I only have the music files not the cd). I like this album, they call it "semi-live". Actually the 'shredding' is a little over the top for me on some tracks. I think the relative lack of practice as a band prior to this recording shows a bit - I wonder what this really sounded like pre-'tweaking' (guitar overdubs). Still, some good stuff here. Overall I think I agree with DC here, the songs are OK but not great. With the extra tracks added I like 8 total songs on this one (out of 15). I've also read that Tom Petersson (Cheap Trick) almost joined this lineup instead of Aaronson. So I'd have to give this one maybe a 7 out of 10
@ericrobertson2024 6 күн бұрын
Yep they tried to recruit Petersson & Denny Carmassi at first. I think VOA also has 2 duds I usually skipped but I liked 3 Lock Box more than either.