Quiet Riot - Metal Health (Live)

[@SolarSailor1967]

As I'm getting older, my love of 80's metal only grows. Those were my high school years. So many great guitarist that some rarely get talked about.......Carlos Cavasos is prime example.

[@Binxxy]

100000% agree!!!!

[@stevencolon1723]

Quiet Riot as a whole doesnt get talked about as much as they should. I love them and even I forget about them sometimes, then I head them on the radio and ill be listening to just quiet riot for weeks on end. Too many great metal bands unfortunately get left in the dust

[@vickiesperko8964]

Very very underated

[@generichards6883]

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[@tttarms1970]

So much competition back then. You had to up your game....

[@outkast187]

Not many bands can play stuff like this as good as album copy....these dudes are legit talented.

[@sammyallen6331]

I like the way Carlos runs just like a little kid lol 😆

[@colico14]

And to my knowledge, they weren't using backing tracks, which are so common nowadays.

[@cockyplopsnigga]

Is that Stephen Miller singing?

[@BoredOuttaMySkullBoi]

@@cockyplopsnigga No, Kevin DuBrow. A great singer, rarely talked about sadly

[@cockyplopsnigga]

@@BoredOuttaMySkullBoi Im telling my kids that's Stephen Miller. Yes that guy is dope

[@kprnr7140]

Long live 80s Metal! RIP Kevin Dubrow 🤘❤️🤘

[@tysonharris4680]

And Rip to Randy Rhoads as well

[@AlexHevari]

@@tysonharris4680 And to Frankie Banali… Maybe they three are now jammin’ together wherever they are now..

[@bs-as]

​@@AlexHevarithere is nothing after living this earth. That's why all of us needs to do something in our life to be remember

[@scottgeen3062]

Heavy metal rules from Scott new Zealand

[@gattingbowledwarne]

Mate. Too right 🇦🇺

[@ricohernandezjr.2874]

Rudy Sarzo was a badass bassist for more than several rock bands. A Rock Legend.

[@tttarms1970]

Ozzy, whitesnake to name a few

[@tttarms1970]

@Walter Omar López hell yeah, ronnie knew his musicians

[@BigBlackRod]

I think he's with Blue Oyster Cult now...

[@stevee231]

What I remember about him was his tone. He is maybe the only bassist from the 80s LA metal scene that I immediately know is him, just from his tone alone. His playing is top notch as well, he ignores nowhere on his neck, including super high up.

[@inkognito849]

​@@stevee231 Nikki Six? Motley crue?

[@josearalat]

Carlos is a monster. Very underrated player. And he was just a kid here!

[@stevee231]

Yes, he is a masterful player who should carry a reputation like other 80s greats have. But for some reason hes practically unknown outside of guitarist circles. But in my opinion he no doubt hangs with other 80s legends like Rhoads, DeMartini and Jake E Lee. You got the players who all melted together, being carbon copies of everyone like CC DeVille and countless other EVH wannabes and then you have the greats. Carlos is in the great group.

[@ImaRockStarPR]

The token “he’s underrated” comment about a highly rated guitarist right here

[@sanangelo1983]

He's also a dead ringer for Corey Feldog!!

[@wayne6777]

What a lineup. This band deserved a longer run.

[@scorpiousjr]

Nothing will ever beat the 80s

[@licksnkicks1166]

@scorpiousjr nothing will ever come close to this decade. You have excellent musical taste my friend as do I!

[@paultreadaway102]

To be blessed and part of the greatest decade of all time never to forget miss it so much oh hail the 80s atmosphere could harp on and explain vibes and feelings like no other time or place in history

[@edwinhandschuh864]

In general, yes, but I'm still a Boston fan and what they did for the rock industry. They literally saved us all from disco!

[@martymcfly3159]

80's, best years ever!!! Quiet Riot, great musicians!!! Rip Kevin DuBrow, great frontman! Regards from Italy

[@edgarbritz1663]

RIP leyend

[@Degradation11]

Carlos is one of the most underrated metal guitar players of all time. I would put him up there with the greatest. There are many who can shred, but only a few who can shred with melody. 🇲🇽 🇺🇸 Carlos Cavazo

[@NeverOwned]

This should have way more views. Where are all my 40 something headbangers, cmon!!

[@TheRipperChris]

Here \m/

[@brenna5305]

aye

[@carlhillis3805]

45 here..... miss the ol days. they don't make like they use to.

[@777vikingfan]

I'm 56, my ears bleed for this!!!

[@donwinslow2302]

I'm 46. These were awesome days to be a fan. I was 13 when this album came out. It's still one of my all-time favorites.

[@USArmy91222]

i remember hearing this song for the first time back around 1983 and thinking what a badass song this is, nothing sounded like it at the time! almost 40 yrs later it's still a cool song

[@stevee231]

And then the decade became band after band ripping them, Motley and Ratts sound off until it became a parody of itself. I love the original group of bands that came out of that scene though.

[@CarlettoPuglia]

This is one of the classic songs that defined the 80s metal scene. An icon....

[@ustulo3488]

I was young teenager when this record came out...I don't think a lot of people today realize how huge it was back in early 80's...just a massive explosion.

[@tonycrabtree3416]

Think of how much music there was from 78-84. That 6 year period is insane. From one hit/album wonders to the mega bands. QR and Twisted Sister probably gave us the two “anthems” of our rock and roll youths. Those two songs are about how and why we jammed loud and proud to Ozzy, AC/DC, VH, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Rush, Crue, etc the list goes on.

[@MrUnsolvedMystery]

1st heavy metal album to be #1 on billboard. Miss those days. I’m glad I lived in that golden age of music, concerts and MTV as a teenager.

[@Mtl3944]

@@MrUnsolvedMystery I wish we could go back, for a couple of months to party on a time machine

[@kathrynjordan8782]

that was the best decade to grow up. I was 17 when their debut album came out. Loved it then and still love it now. I will never forget the first time I heard them on my radio in 1983; I was totally blown away. Still banging my head with them. They are one of the best bands of the 80's. People today just don't get what a great period the 80's were and how it impacted today's music artists.

[@millerkiller6496]

I wish I was around back then to see how big it was. I would’ve felt it.

[@marios8120]

This is best heavy metal song of all time. Change my mind. 😃

[@RebornThroughHate]

You mean the worst.

[@marios8120]

Nope. The best. Second is hallowed be thy name, third gods ofnwrath.

[@RebornThroughHate]

@@marios8120 You don't know metal or how it has evolved over the last... ugh... 40 years or more. Seems you just know the 80's basics.

[@marios8120]

Test me professor

[@RebornThroughHate]

@@marios8120 Ok, what's my name from. If you don't know that, you're not into metal. Eh... you'll probably look it up. Good. You'll discover real metal. It's something you should know by now, since.. mid/late 80's anyway.

[@mrmcmcc1]

Metal Health is notable for being the first heavy metal album to reach the #1 spot on the Billboard 200 \m/

[@JamesOYoung]

Faisal R best of that era! ☺️🤘🏿

[@davidpearlactorteacherbizman]

Amazing stat yes

[@spaketticarbonada9651]

Lol only in yank USA

[@Microwave-nm4jx]

@@viewer9997 i think that all the sub genre lines are too fuzzy and we shouldnt be using them to critique songs, i think people should just be able to call it whatever they want as long as its somewhat correct, like dont call someone like AC/DC a death metal band and etc. you know?

[@Gregbaltzer]

@@viewer9997 It's metal, that's why the song and album were called "Metal health". Duh

[@ewillis3272]

I'll never forget the first time I heard them on the radio back in "83 ..I was blown away by their sound.. 32yrs later I'm still banging heads with them . I'm very fortunate to be in their new documentary "Well now your here , there's no way back !!! I had the opportunity to meet the late great "Kevin Dubrow " RIP .... And to become buds with Frankie Banali #awesome

[@ewillis3272]

tom Dilbert And you know good music ?? You must be the one on drugs Tom DILWEED !!! Your shit won't be around in 30yrs .. Trust me !!!!

[@lesliethompson4039]

ironpurle1 .... No doubt bro. He's so wrong. Keep rocking.... Jesus is Lord. Jesus rocks to

[@bigdaddydiesel5520]

@@lesliethompson4039 Yes He does!

[@michaelbrinks8089]

Jr High walking home from school with 3 friends carrying a boombox with this playing in the cassette deck.

[@oengland28]

Carlos Cavazo is ripping it up on this!! Always thought he was severely under-rated. He absolutely kicks ass.

[@themigwel6185]

Nothing will come close to 80’s metal and rock.

[@stuartholmes9471]

This is one of my favourite rock songs in my mind it never dates still excites me 40yrs on.

[@stuartholmes9471]

I've been a fan of heavy metal for over 50yrs and my thrill from hearing it as never wained , long live metal music and groups like these.

[@MaryAnneRosato]

Kevin DuBrow was a fine frontman. RIP.

[@wwolf8251]

Mary Anne Fontana just fine? he was amazing just underated

[@derekdrums]

...and is a member of The 52 Club.

[@Pravindaswani74]

@@wwolf8251 she meant fine as in handsome

[@quentinwade8506]

@@derekdrums The 52 club?

[@derekdrums]

@@quentinwade8506 Yes sir. It's quite a large club; bigger than The 27 Club.

[@MrMegaFredZeppelin]

I was was there on Heavy Metal Sunday Memorial Day Weekend "US" Festival 1983 :) Now I feel old :( lol. ROCK ON!!!!!

[@larryferguson6332]

MrMegaFredZeppelin U r old

[@ozzyboy178]

I was was there too

[@TheOnlyHollywood1]

@@larryferguson6332 We will all become old

[@danandrewz8002]

I saw them in Offenbach, Germany headlining in 1984

[@davidarmitage289]

Respect man!

[@luisfernandoperez5246]

One of the greatest voices on the scene...R.I.P Kevin Dubrow...gone but not forgotten

[@arthurmcclain2267]

This is how to Rock it,I really like this song alot!!!! Played it Loud n Proud on my radio. Your Biggest fan from Pasadena, CA 😎 Awesome Band,they kicked a$$!!!!

[@ytfeverguy8367]

just bought the vintage cassette today. RIP Mr. Dubrow. Your music lives on in 2018!

[@allenwarfield9262]

Rest in peace Frankie Banali! So sad to see him gone, but now he can bring the thunder with Kevin and Randy.

[@dragonqueen6589]

I’d like to think Butch greeted Frankie with a sly smile and was probably like “So who do ya reckon’ll come next out of Rudy or Carlos?” and Randy probably just looked confused at the mention of his replacement’s name. Randy’s death was especially hard on Rudy... heck, he’s even said that he came back to QR because he felt it was the only way he could still enjoy playing bass guitar at the time...

[@rhondachristinethegirls2104]

So talented gone to soon

[@paulmarclalonde3834]

@albert mojica, jr. amjmetaltomotown lmao

[@paulmarclalonde3834]

@albert mojica, jr. amjmetaltomotown you’re actually comparing him to Halford 😂🤣🤣🤡 unreal

[@briannotafan3368]

not randy on stage BOZO it's carlos

[@pattayaguideorg]

THIS IS MY GENERATION! AND WE WERE ROCKED BY THE GODS! AND WE DROVE POWER MACHINES! AND WE FLEW WITH OUT SAFTY NETS! AND WE KICKED ASS! GEN X FOREVER!

[@GranTube]

Back then music had so much talent, stage presence, and energy you don't see much of that in todays crap!

[@thomasbonner5572]

2 dayz. Music aint worth listenin 2.it is pure garbage.

[@adriantomlin2902]

@@thomasbonner5572 what damn music?! Lol!!

[@CM-id3gg]

Totally agree. It's crap now.

[@trtr-bc3zl]

Yes some good bands in the 80s but ffs some of the most god awful dribble came from the 80s .

[@norseman3514]

@Lone Ranger they did all of the above though. Popular music is really just a sign of the times. Physically most people are living in the most peaceful times mankind has ever experienced, but mentally those who live easily are not. I think technology is taking its toll on humanity. Maybe I'm just thinking too deeply, but the type of music that we get today that becomes popular is usually very hollow and egotistical I.E. boasting about something. I feel like before the internet and social media became huge we were much more intelligent.

[@tomsumner2363]

No Cell phones!! everybody just rocking in the moment!! Good Times!!💯

[@timorthelame1]

My 1988 social media posts, consisted of me saying... "Dude, it was a blast; you should've been there.

[@vincegedeon6583]

this album was awesome. i played the hell out of it back in the day!

[@benjaminmeyers38]

Hell I still play the f out of it.

[@LDLutes-tu4yo]

Hey welcome to the old folks home......we should be roomys!!!!

[@adriantomlin2902]

Excellent album!

[@quentinwade8506]

@@LDLutes-tu4yo Not only old people listen to QR. I am 24

[@LDLutes-tu4yo]

back in the day........well i was young too

[@francobanali5122]

Such a great performance, the band was on fire.

[@williamsantorojr.7838]

This is my favorite song of all time. Even though later in life the blues is my favorite genre, I can not help but to go back to my childhood and turn up the volume to this song.

[@waynesawyer8254]

Mine too

[@FernandoGomez-zs2ed]

Sounds good still not the Steve Tyler I know or this is live better if seen in person 🙄 send me tickets then I will decide

[@tonydecker9206]

That's when people went to concerts and watched it and loved it the 80s was the best

[@tonydecker9206]

@Joe Kirk 80 music is. The. Best

[@franciscohernandez4227]

Como 10 años que no veía ni escuchaba a estos weyes! I INCREIBLE!!!!! me fui a mi adolescencia!! Y de nuevo moví la cabeza como nadie me la había echo mover!!! INCREIBLE!!! adoro los 80s!!

[@JustMeNoOther]

In those times where heavy metal doesn't needed tattoos everywhere, extravagance, invoking evil at anytime, profanity, flown language and super extra mega great effects and productions. Just and only performance, good lyrics with almost a bit of sense, hability and a great sound even in live concerts (Man! it was 1983)

[@ziiofswe]

All that is still valid... it's just that now we have all that other stuff _too_. All the things drown among all the other things.

[@mifune9634]

E@t sh1t man! Now if you'll excuse me, I'm late for my tattoo appointment. I don't want to miss it because I have a busy night planned. I'm going to have sex with 18 young women immediately after my tattoo appointment, and down eight bottles of Jack Daniels. Hail Satan! 666

[@MirkoS1995]

lol... in those years they used some extravagant clothes I think.... think again on your comment

[@oliveroff]

lol are you talking about GLAM METAL? yeh no extravagance, no tattoos, no profanity nor flown language at all haha

[@robertdemeter5793]

The divinity of Heavy Metal music is misunderstood by many, as it"s to deep for most humans. Brainwashed religious fanatics for example, like christians, have always told people that Heavy Metal music is "Evil". But what isn't "evil" to them ? EVERYTHING is "evil" to them because they will DEMONIZE everything, anyone, and everyone that does not worship their fake religion full of lies. They will demonize everything they do not understand, and they understand NOTHING, therefore they will demonize EVERYTHING ( including YOU if you question them on their stupid beliefs that they need to protect - as darkness PROTECTS in their illusions of the blind Ego-mind). As they have no depth whatsoever, which is why they cannot understand anything. as they're always at the surface of images of their blind ego-mind of silly beliefs. Totally SHALLOW in their DARKNESS and their total self hatred. So they DEMONIZE everything and hate everything and hate the world, and hate all of nature, they have absolutely NO PRESENCE!!, They hate the Earth like no other, as its a reflection of their Self hatred.. in their cold and closed inner prisons of endless Bondage and hells within them. But the Divine Truth is, Heavy Metal and Rock music is a divine creation of the infinite intelligence of the Universe of Spirit and Nature, to wake humanity up, hence why it's LOUD and Screaming ! Heavy Metal and Rock music started out as being the "REBEL" music of society during the psychedelic (sacred divine plants) era. As EVERYTHING in human society is a LIE (even your American holidays are ALL totally fake man-made lies, as humans are stupid enough to believe christmas has something to do with a persons birthday, search "America's occult holidays" to see the total sham of it all).. And since Heavy Metal is the Rebel of society, and EVERYTHING in Human western society is a LIE, then OBVIOUSLY there will be far FAR more Truths in Heavy Metal. Heavy Metal music is absolutely LOADED with infinite Spiritual Truths that the ego-based mind is afraid to see and afraid to understand.There is NO genre of music on the planet that "ASKS" so many deep questions as heavy metal and rock music. And that's why christian idiots have to label it as "evil" , as they have absolutely no answers to anything, therefore they HATE any deep questions ! Because they hate themselves. Listen to rock bands that speak about the illusion of time, and alchemy of sacred divine plants, And speak also your divine 7-chakras in their songs. As well as talking about the countless lies of the "I" as who you think you are is total illusion (just as Corrosion of conformity does so well through their discography). Those 4 things are vital, and when you do you will find beautiful Spiritual music from bands like Iron Maiden, Blind Guardian, Death, Testament, Epica, Amenra, Isis, Dio, Neurosis (very special band !!), and Tool, Black Sabbath, and Queensryche (and many more), as well as softer magical bands like Pink Floyd and Neil Young etc, that is speaking to Soul (not the ego-mind) ;-) . Fake 'party" bands like the van halen's and the ac/dc's of the world cannot touch these bands. And stay away from "Nu metal" bands and 'commercial bands like the Limp Bizkit's of the world and the Papa Roach's of the world. It's total society garbage about the blind ego-mind, or about labeling and blaming (like pathetic pop diva's and eminem who are always labeling and blaming in stupidity of victim consciousness), and "victim consciousness" nonsense that doesn't serve you in any way. < 3 A band like "Blind Guardian" for example is loaded with beautiful Spiritual truths in their music catalog. It's very deep so you have to look beyond what people tell you what the songs mean. Don't follow "labels" of what other people say the songs mean as the mind can only label things at the surface of images and is blind, as these songs all mean YOU in many deep ways that the left-brain thinking ego mind of thought cannot see or understand. In one of my Ayahuasca ceremonies after total surrender of the ego as I surpassed the illusions of death, eye was given the sword of light from the Universe. The sword of Light came through me in magical beauty as I was downloaded massive amounts of knowledge love and wisdom through my heart chakra. This magical sword is far beyond how you see a sword in a picture in the illusions of images as this sword is multi-dimensional as I became "one" with the sword, the sword was me and I was the sword, as ONE in infinite beauty and magic in the 5th dimension of Consciousness. The sword of Light is only to be used for love and light and becoming in full awareness of my Soul purposes and missions on this planet to help awaken humanity out of the countless illusions of human society. Not a sword that can ever be used to harm anyone or anything. And through that experience I was taken back to Blind Guardian's "Somewhere Far Beyond" album that I listened to as a young man in the early 1990's, and Mother Ayahuasca showed me that Blind Guardian album cover and she said to me: " You see Robert, You have always been one of the chosen ones of Light, and you will always be one of the chosen ones of Light" .. and she showed me what a sword really means (that has absolutely nothing to do with what silly humans think a sword means as the blind human mind takes everything beautiful and sacred and twists it in countless lies).. Blind Guardian's "Somewhere Far Beyond" album cover is an Ayahuasca circle, with the Shaman playing Ayahuasca icaro's at the top through some kind of flute in the shape of an Ayahuasca vine on his chest, the flute at the bottom pointing to the light at the center of the circle. And he's elevated above everyone else sitting on a stool and wearing a crown (not just a hood like the others). And he also has a condor sitting on his shoulder (the highest flying bird that also has the ability to shift between Spiritual dimensions). In Ayahuasca art you will see the condor depicted quite often, and for infinite good reasons. Ayahuasca is the oldest and purest, and is by far the most effective form of Spiritual practice on the planet. Nothing could be more obvious as you listen to that album ;-) I so clearly remember as a child listening to heavy metal during the 1980's, & entire worlds opened up for me, bands such as Iron Maiden, Testament, Sabbath, Dio, and other great bands such as "Death" and Queensryche ( "Roads To Madness" by Queensryche for example is an Eternal Spiritual Truths classic), etc. A little later on in the early 1990's I got into the beauty of Blind Guardian with their beautiful album 'Somewhere Far Beyond". So many beautiful things that fake bands like ac/dc could never come close to offering. I never understood when people would tell me that Heavy Metal music is far too heavy to get into and too overwhelming. I always laughed, since I was a child, how people would tell me that this isn't music, but only loud cannons firing. I ALWAYS laughed as they tried so hard to sway me, but could never sway me an inch. From family members to friends to pathetic pastors in churches (and let me tell you that you will NEVER find more fake people on the planet than fear-monger pastors and priests in churches), as nobody hates our beautiful Mother Earth and Nature and divides people's more with hatred than pastors in churches, and they mostly hate themselves. And I never once cared for their blind and pathetic opinions, I always laughed hysterically inside. I always laughed hysterically how they couldn't "get it." . Because to me, when listening to heavy metal, it was always a blissful sweet symphony of beauty !! For me, it was always so soft, and wonderful, so welcoming, and Magical !! I feel so sorry for the humans that have no capability to ever understand the beauty of real heavy metal music, because heavy metal has so many beautiful Spiritual messages from the infinite Universe that the blind ego-based mind of duality is afraid to see, and afraid to understand. Mother Ayahuasca showed me in infinite ways how Heavy Metal music was so vital and so beautiful in so many magical ways for my Spiritual growth. And this magical band of beauty, Blind Guardian, was absolutely Massive and monumental for my Spiritual journey of the Universe of be-ing and infinite truths of beauty of Light and Spirit. ;-) .. Mother Ayahuasca showed me how my Soul always chose the right bands and the right music, far beyond my mind. Intuitively I knew it all along... but my goodness Mother Ayahuasca showed me so many deep Spiritual truths in deeper ways of infinite understandings of Spirit, that the blind ego-mind that lives in the illusion of time and the illusions of duality, is totally incapable of understanding..

[@jamfanjr]

It’s impossible to frown while listening to this song. They sound fantastic live! I was born in ‘80 and this song is engrained in my being. As far back as I can remember the adults around me were jamming metal. Thank God for that.

[@jayoh6813]

They were arguably the biggest band in the land at this time. Their album, released in '83, was the first by a 'metal' band to go #1.

[@BlackAria1974]

LOl, really? Metallica/ACDC/Iron Madien/Megadeth/Ozzy They were a one hit album band that died quickly.

[@jayoh6813]

@@BlackAria1974 notice I said "at this time". QR didn't have the same longevity but none of the bands you mentioned had a #1 album in 1983.

[@stevee231]

Possibly the BEST band from that original group of LA Strip bands as well. It's either them or Ratt. Later in the decade GnR came along and took the crown but the initial explosion of bands, they are neck and neck with Ratt for being the best all around BAND.

[@bls8959]

@@stevee231 Nah that would be van Halen

[@onyxsh0cks456]

​@bls8959 Halen is boring. Quiet riot could rock until the wheels fell off and keep going. Halen is too pop not enough metal

[@jesusfloresjuarez6739]

Fantastic musicians . The guitarrist , the best

[@geralddupuy1226]

I almost drove my grandma out of her mind playing these HEAVY METAL anthems like this one and others at full volume !!! I can almost hear her voice now screaming outside my bedroom door ( PLEASE TURN THAT RACKET DOWN FOR GOD SAKES !!!! ) Yeah those were the days !! 😎👍🤙🍻

[@christinacolosimo9657]

My Grandma's hearing was going and she refused to wear a hearing aid. When she babysat us, we would blast heavy metal music, and she would just smile and keep walking by. It was awesome, LOL.

[@JavierMartinez-um1uo]

@Christina Colosimo it's sad ! but at the same time funny ! I also drove my parents crazy ! playing this song really loud ! I spoke no English at the time ! but it didn't matter ! I bought the metal health vinyl when it came out ! a l still have it to this day ! Cheers 🍻 !

[@careditor]

What are you gonna do with your life listening to that rock music?

[@Malama_Ki]

Now kids torture their grandparents with gangsta rap, Nikki Minaj, and a message of hate.

[@punketo4537]

2022 y sigue sacudiendo el cráneo está canción 🎵🤘🏼

[@marcospereyra9749]

Esta canción estaba en el Metal Héro?

[@92LordHades]

kevin Dubrow, we miss you a lot :(

[@rolfvellek]

My introduction to Metal. RIP Kevin, and today Frankie 😔

[@BobbyMidnightRocks]

My band played this a million times back then. Almost as much as they did. 1983 was great!

[@yellowguy4004]

Daughters account. It's just nice listening 🎶 to a band with true raw talent 👌 unlike alot of shit nowadays

[@vdeemd.4750]

Frankie rocked and will always rock! Thanks for all!

[@emilyscandycakes4530]

Wow they sounded great... wish I had a time machine....those days were the absolute best days of my life...

[@murrymurf]

That voice so great!

[@jonaspessoa996]

Q fota é essa kkkl

[@MrZappaman420]

41 years ago....and you can still feel the raw energy of QUIET RIOT!

[@jimmoore811]

Possibly the greatest outdoor festival ever!!!

[@scootpittmantv]

I was there!

[@enriqueleon7495]

Great song, amazing performance

[@B1keN3rd]

OMG I want to play bass like that all the time......sick!

[@SanitysVoid]

I can attest as a bass player rudy playing the bass up side down is a real feat of musicianship.

[@colico14]

He's great.

[@SanitysVoid]

@@colico14 He is, one of the greats. Met him in Idaho when Quiet Riot played my own. Rudy was not in the band but was playing bass with the singer of great white's band. QR invited Rudy for a song or two tho.

[@subhashxrecord3131]

Legendary

[@stevee231]

You know I never knew that. Maybe that explains that super unique and recognizable tone he always had. I always know its him on a recording just from the sound of his bass.

[@1mexfighter]

You are the expert

[@fernando.a1995]

How lucky people were in 80s to be able to see iconic bands at their best

[@MichaelHolmgaard]

Quiet Riot opened so many doors for metal bands in America. I consider Kevin Dubrow one of the great vocalists of all time, and I only realized this after watching him in the Hear N Aid documentary - Amazing singer

[@derekgriffith4324]

What you just said right there is the truth. Quiet riot is really who kicked off the whole 80,s scene. They do not get the credit they deserved for that

[@breno4659]

This' what you can call a showman! Raising a crowd like that is harder than peolpe think.

[@dessarihardeman3699]

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[@breno4659]

Dessari Hardeman Agreed.

[@your_huge_ego_bores_me]

Yeah, not as easy as they make it look. Masters of the art really.

[@ericscottstevens]

Carlos, simply overlooked and underappreciated for this era of guitarists.

[@carlosramirez-jr3qb]

nunca dejaré de escuchar esta canción, nunca, hasta el día de mi muerte.

[@ferminatort8597]

carlos ramirez hi. sigues vivo?

[@raulcortes4232]

carlos ramirez chido mi Carlos

[@factsevidenceagainstmarxis4474]

🎸🤘Yo también! 🤘🎸👏

[@wtfed9262]

1:17 una pregunta ese es randy rodhes?

[@EliotBachmeier]

@@wtfed9262 No

[@rayhensley9537]

I saw them live at the Coronado base, standing right at the stage. No barriers at this event. Kevin grabbed a pic and slapped it right in my hand. Rockin time. RIP legend, you are not forgotten.

[@NostalgiaVHS]

Fuck yeah! 80's metal FOREVER!

[@equinox2553]

R.I.P Randy, you were good, real good, maybe even the best, also my greatest inspiration for learning to play the guitar.

[@davidarmitage289]

US FESTIVAL...man I wish I had a time machine to go back to this epic show..my parents wouldn’t let me go🥺 we will never see anything like that incredible 3 day show ever again.. those of you who went... respect for getting there and surviving the heat!

[@kellyd1648]

You were just there from a time machine called youtube....and you got better than front row seats

[@ЖАРОВАРЫ]

When I was young I listened this song and I was fan this band!!! It's cool!!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@undertaker.1b215]

Great song,i have 14 years ago,is crazy,the better era,80s congrats bro for upper and ty

[@Idelia412]

I remember drivng across the country to Baltimore from L.A. and heard this song for the first time. Love it!

[@mikearchangel5626]

R.I.P.🕊 FRANKIE BANALI .......... Thank You for The Music and talent you left to us!!! May You Rest In Paradise!!! Thanks So Much!!! PEACE🕊

[@ozzyozcorn]

I LOVE INFORMING PEOPLE OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS GEM!!!!!!

[@marklocke6086]

I was there in San Bernardino for all 3 days. It was so hot 🥵 but what a great time. Looking back to 1983 it was a long time ago, 22 yrs old but will not forget all the women, drugs and fun. I came upon this by accident. Pleasant surprise. Still Rockin and always will!

[@chrispaneesh5475]

Several hundred thousand fans and no cell phones!

[@adriantomlin2902]

Whoo hoo!!

[@gridlore]

I'm in that mob. By the end of Sunday, I was a committed metalhead.

[@RLoz76]

SeVeRaL hUnDrEd ThOuSaNd FaNs AnD nO cEll PhOnEs!

[@lowmoan]

@@Urnm-jy4bg I think your comment proves why he, along with so many others, feel that way. Going to a concert now has no feel anymore. Everyone looking at their phones or watching through their phones recording the concert. You must be a millennial!!!

[@prometheusvenom7189]

I want to toss this phone but one problem it has far too much metal for my health.

[@johnwbusbee]

Carlos frigging kills it, always.

[@johnnyc.arcevargas318]

This music is for always; you don't have to ask..."Who is listening to this in...?" There ain't farewells for what you really love.

[@davidg.9932]

A very Metal Happy 64th Birthday Carlos Cavazo..07/08/57 Atlanta Georgia. You are and always be Quiet Riot..

[@marshallrogers8011]

I remember being at The Texxas Jam in June1983+this song was played over the PA between shows+the crowd responded as if Quiet Riot were on stage!! When the song was over it Got A Huge Response of Cheering+Claps!! They knew the song but not the band..but i knew cause i was at the US Festival that Memorial Day Weekend and saw them onstage when they opened the US Festival,also saw Motley Crue after Quiet Riot,they both blew me away cause i never heard of them 2 new California Bands!! That song is still Something Special!!

[@kingdaddypopschuckcagle5085]

One of my favorites 🤘 lost in the 80's ,,one nation hair nation

[@fredschaeffer826]

Sarzo is the all time boss on bass when live.

[@Calbenmike]

Jason Newsted.

[@robertthomas7239]

@@Calbenmike Lol Geddy Lee, Steve Harris, Les Claypool, Chris Squire, John Entwistle to name a few.

[@chubbyb5718]

When music was ACTUALLY music. HELL YA

[@timdasilva2806]

The best of the 80's! Simple easy tunes that rocked yer ass off!

[@rockisking4974]

Bang your head!! Awesome song. Go Quiet Riot, I wish we had some music like this coming out now.

[@stevewilliams4120]

Great Song

[@benjaminmeyers38]

Those days are long gone unfortunately.

[@HR-zn2tq]

I was there it was very awesome and amazing

[@jbytorw]

Yes. I was there!

[@philipfaris7144]

I was there myself, great weekend

[@spaketticarbonada9651]

I wasnt there but doesn't look like I missed anything

[@VileMisanthrope]

My father passed away in early 2015. When I was going through his belongings I actually found this album on vinyl with a few other records he had. It made me chuckle because I've always been the huge metalhead in the family.

[@russellj.s.257]

Just saw them two weeks ago for free and Frankie Banali signed my Metal Heath record,such a nice guy

[@josuediaz8536]

Carlos Cavazos guitar, ,phenomenal, ,,,

[@nealeharvey3616]

Yep. Superb. 🤘🤘

[@deerski4426]

And sorry to say, the last surviving member of the band.🤘🤘🤘

[@dragonqueen6589]

@@deerski4426 Oh my dude, you forgot Rudy Sarzo existed for a minute there(he’s QR’s og bassist... he and Randy Rhoads were like brothers, RIP Randy, Butch and Frankie.... you’re probably all waiting on him to join you guys up in rock n roll heaven).

[@deerski4426]

@@dragonqueen6589 👍🤘

[@briannotafan3368]

carlos sounds like 2 rhythms and 2 lead guitars how?

[@bkh0525]

Damn...that’s really good! I remember buying that album when I was like 12!

[@4747robo]

first time I've heard this band, what a voice!!!!!!!!!!! This singer is out of this world- totally awesome-words can't describe how good he is!!!!!!!!!! Band is great too!!!!!!!!

[@VqVick]

That bass!

[@daleneparole1502]

Victor C., upside down, even...

[@ERICF66]

Hell yeah! Rudy Sarzo was/is fucking awesome!!👍🏽😎

[@crazeyjoe]

You should check out Rudy Sarzo's signature bass of today... reverb.com/item/29830595-spector-euro4lx-rs-rudy-sarzo-signature-model-sims-pickups-24-fret-access-9-7-pounds-nb15622

[@derekwalker4622]

well, hell! When you play with the likes of Ozzy Osbourne, Ronnie James Dio, Whitesnake, you have to wear pretty big-assed shoes, because if you ain't good, your career is shit.

[@love4thetruth]

This was really the only song that anybody wanted to hear from them. This was the best part of their show.

[@gamerofretro5111]

Banging my head at 15! Holy crap that's a crowd!

[@91Rabun]

It's so marvelous!! They make me smile out of astonishment

[@melaniegalindez446]

Que arrecho fueron esos espectaculares años 80s y estas super bandas del heavy

[@captainsensiblefan3385]

Old School Metal Pure!!With Heart and emotions. .Every Steel Guy must love it!

[@Ppp_413.]

This live sound music so good and clear👍

[@brianyoung2268]

I'm a 48 yr old metal head! Once it's in your blood it never leaves! I was too young to go to this concert but me and my son go fishing right behind the stage at Glen Helen Regional Park. I love to show him this video of the US Festival to show him real music! RIP FRANKIE KEVIN AND RANDY god I wish i could go back!!!!

[@kevinh2048]

Never gets old. Thanks for the memories Kevin and crew!

[@Jobkius]

can someone answer me what those 2 people doing on top of the screen ? lol 0:14

[@jaym9529]

Bronco Bowl Grand Prairie TX 1983. Quiet Riot Live. Place held 3000. So loud. So awesome. RIP 1980s

[@k.s.7104]

Kevin is missed big time, his place is forever cemented. My heart aches for Frankie, you can feel his love for his good friend. Bonds like that can't be broken however, it lives on.

[@licksnkicks1166]

I absolutely adored Kevin Dubrow. Great singer and excellent stage presentation!

[@docwallacemusic]

❤️‍🔥that opening scream!

[@laszlovarga3991]

Quiet riot was the bomb when I was a youngster !!!

[@albertomedina7423]

BEST LINE UP EVER....