John Corabi Talks Cinderella, Guns N Roses, Los Angeles, Great White, Britny Fox, Poison, Bon Jovi

[@travisazzopardi8024]

I think the Motley album with John is their best. Very underrated and under appreciated.

[@MarvynSyn999]

Meh. They should have called it something else. Said it's a Project. Then when everyone hated it, they could have begged Vince to come back. Those guys were made for each other. Corabi was his best with UNION.

[@chrisbishop4671]

As the album stands on its own without the motley Crue moniker it's a great one..

[@SH-fm5eu]

Too Fast For Love and the Corabi record are my 2 favorite Crue albums.

[@rjc7289]

That record John did with The Scream should've blown up big-time. Great songs and gnarly guitar tones -- there wasn't anything on that record to dislike.

[@nicksideris2600]

cindy was an amazing live band, to love them u needed to see them

[@AnthonyFilardi]

I love everything John Corabi has done musically.Those 2 Union albums are excellent along with the Motley Crue CD.

[@christophercirocco8611]

Right on, JC is a solid, straight shooter from every interview I’ve heard.

[@backwatersandbackroads]

He sounds like a real down to earth guy.

[@rticle15]

I walked into a guitar center and Corabi was doing a guitar clinic around 2010. I sat and watched the whole thing. He was so chill and approachable. I rooted for him ever since.

[@bigpoppa5732]

John's son , Ian is a great drummer. I've had the honor of hanging out with him and the other guys in Rehab

[@thetruthchannel349]

been a ghost town for a long time

[@krissmith2396]

John was great on the screams cd and the motley cd. Nothing after that was anything I liked

[@Malama_Ki]

3/5 of my band moved to Philly in ‘90 and took a different approach. We played the Galaxy and the Empire was already gone so we rented a big ass warehouse in the NE right off I-95 and had ragers once a month to pay the bills and gigged out the rest of the time. Good Times living in your own, anything goes speak easy / practice space.

[@ernesteison7979]

I spent way too much time at the Empire and the Galaxy. Teeze/Rough House probably had the biggest following, they ended up getting signed to CBS. Corabi mentioned World War III. At one point, Johnny Dee and Dean Davison (Britny Fox} both played drums for World War III. Greg Howl also came out of those clubs. I don't remember Corabi''s band at all.

[@MarvynSyn999]

In that thumbnail he looks prettier than most Chickies I see at Metal shows these daze...lmao

[@AdamFlintGuitar]

Excellent interview, as always! There was a documentary on the Empire Rock Club, that never materialized. The preview is still up, and features Jeff LaBar and G.G. from Heavens Edge, both sadly deceased. Would be curious if anyone knows what became of this: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioTIiWhvns9pgdk&pp=ygUPQWxsIGFnZXMgc3VuZGF5

[@footballmatters8686]

Love me some union

[@eksit101]

How'd he forget Inland Empire? Poser.

[@johnnysnowbird826]

Ghost country