Taste my pain is a awesome kick ass song. Tesla is one incredibly bad ass band !!! Saw em last night at renfro vly entertainment ctr. In Ky. Killer show !!!!!! 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼 Saw em in 93 at Rupp Arena. Absolutely one of the best live shows ever. 🤘🏼💀🤘🏼

Dave Pirner is a great American songwriter. 👍💯🎸🇺🇸🥁

I went to a Tesla concert this May. Great venue in the Springs. Fantastic Show.

The bible clearly warns of the nwo religion combining pagan gods...w christianity...u2 if you look at the symbolic and songs ..like in One love is the law is a teaching and book by satanist aliester crowley....the bible says i am the first and i am the last

Really disappointed w the recovery the satellites release

Their cover of sexual healing was awesome

They are so cool. Love these guys ❤

Love Tesla the old tesla ❤❤❤❤

Love Tesla the old Tesla

When was this recorded?

I liked the interview with Vinnie Dombroski from Sponge. The Beatles and The Rolling Stones are both great

I was only 15 the first time I heard Tesla. And here I am, at 51, still cranking my Tesla playlist. Their music is timeless.

Got to see them open for Def Leppard in Johnson City,TN. 1988. Their debut record,on the Hysteria record for Def Leppard. Was a great show! Held their own against Def Leppard tho! Frankie had his hair tucked up under a baseball cap,and when he flew it off,his hair was Soo long,it resembled a woman on lead guitar! They kicked ass!

Tesla rocks

And UK bands most of the good live albums are from British bands ...!!!

Keith's voice is the most underrated in rock.

Sweet Jorts !

Jay Z ? Are you kidding ?

The Monkees deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, because they sold more records than The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, combined!!

I think Jeff has done a lot of heroin

These guys need to be in rock and roll hall of fame.

Skeoch, Skeoch, Sheoch. FSDRRMF.

Little suzi.. is actually a cover

Stevens music is so sad. But it's good though

Hola Dave eres muy lindo

Sorry, but the guy in the middle should have gave his vote and then let the other two carry the rest of the show. He sounded like a 12 year old and obviously was ill informed to speak about the Beatles. Cool, he votes Stones, but I don't believe for a minute that he has listened to all or even most of the Beatles' catalogue. He didn't come across as anyone who should be leading a discussion on much of anything, let alone having a good grasp of a real knowledge of music. I'm trying to write an unbiased piece comparing and contrasting the two bands, as well as looking at the passionate debate between fans and critics. This was one of the worst debates I've found so far, the other two guys at least had a grasp on both bands. Just my opinion of course.

so what's wrong with Springsteen politics? I mean... at least he is not Ted Nugent lol

When I hear "Paint it Black" and "Gimmie Shelter" I hear songs that stand the test of time that could be hits today. I remember the first time I ever heard Paint it Black in the late 80's as a kid having no clue who it even was by on Tour of Duty (TV show) and thinking it was awesome. No Beatles song has ever captured me like that where I could listen to it over and over. Beyond that the Stones just seemed to have more character on stage performance and vocally as well that makes them more compelling to me. Sure the Beatles were revolutionary in their time no doubt and laid the foundation the Stones probably walked on but I'll put it like this if they were both just starting today as young unknowns with their same songs and style I think the Stones would have a better chance of making it with this generation and being relevant today or even in my generation and that says a lot considering they wrote those same songs and crafted their performances in the same period.

I could hypothetically put myself in right in the middle of each and every concert ever played and would STILL consider my favorite band would be TESLA. STILL KICKIN ASS....!!!!. The music is uplifting and meaningful in any and every way possible. Has brought me to tears and has been a fantastic motivational ride and I never want to get off, because I'm sure that is one wagon I will not fall off...... Keep it up guys!!!!

The stones were good, were. And when you say you enjoy the stone's music more is all personal opinion on your part, but you know some people like Barry Manilo more than the stone's !

Nice to hear that he likes Machen, Blackwood, Poe, James etc..fantastic writers all..

I worked at a Rock club called Shire Road Pub in Citrus Hieghts CA. back in the 1980's as a Doorman / Bouncer. City Kid played there and I remember helping them carry thier equiptment out to thier van after the gig. They got very popular and attracted attention from a major label, The label told them if they'd change thier name they'd get a contract. We now know that little City Kid band as TESLA. ... It's good to see these Cat's from my hometown make it Big. TESLA & I are still kickin Ass and the rest is history!

a musical genius he is.

I wanna smack that dude in the middle! lol Sgt. Peppers album is crap?? Dear god boy! I am the Walrus or as you call it .." koo koo kachoo" first of all is a groundbreaking song by Mr Lennon and the Beatles but secondly is not even a track that was on the Sgt Pepper album. That song appeared on The Beatles film soundtrack album Magical Mystery Tour.

THE BEATLES are in a different category

totally unfair comparison, Stones were/are a good band...but the Beatles should be compared to Mozart & Beethoven. on a totally different level. Those that know/study music know this.

don't think these guys have ever heard of live and dangerous by thin Lizzy

Man of few words.

Thanks for given Credit to Rez Band! The first (Old Skool metal anyway,)

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To the guy in the middle, one question, Who gave the stones their first hit ? (Even then it still sounded sloppy)

I too was distracted by "the damn logo" :-) Great interview, awesome artist. I must confess I think Steven is a Hobbit in disguise :-)

i can tell you why Sugar Hill Gang isn`t recognized and that`s because the song was written by Grand Master Caz and Sugar hill Gang stole it from him, at least that`s what he claims sorry for my english guys but english it`s not my first language, by the way i love your channel keep up the good work

Excellent work. You really got Mr D to open up there. Got me a little confused when Adam said that "Baby I'm a big star now" not on any record anywhere as I have it as track 15 on Saturday Nights. Maybe only us lucky Europeans got it!

Guess what? Led Zep's "The Song Remains The Same" is 1000 times more classic than Jay Z u sad losers! LOL

Good Lord, Jay Z?? Dude that's gay!

THE ROLLING STONES ARE BETTER THAN THE BEATLES..END OF STORY

Awesome, guys!

Good interview. Adam is a charmer. Although I'm confused why you focused your interview so much on older material. Hearing insight on the tracks from Somewhere Under Wonderland would have been interesting. Fine job nonetheless. I would have been a nervous wreck talking to Adam. You held yourself and thoughts together quite well.

Excellent interview.