Warrant - Family Picnic (1995)

[@williamjamesayers7719]

One of their BEST songs, but this album is criminally underrated.

[@helenalovesrock5839]

Mr Jani Lane 😍.... a multi-talented artist... singer, songwriter and musician. ❤

[@MrScottdrummer]

Had the pleasure of opening/ playing 4 shows with warrant in 95. Great guys.

[@silversteel2611]

Did they play the old songs in a more 90's style?

[@gregoriodecker2692]

​@@silversteel2611I can answer that.. no

[@ka-pop2243]

It's 2024 and I just now discovered this video. No idea how it got by me. Bought the CD when it was released. Even though it was sort of an excursion into post-grunge alternative, it was still Warrant and a great album.

[@YBM2007]

Interesting to see and hear Warrant in that 'era'

[@juicebirdmedia1406]

To everyone who says this sounds like Alice In Chains…. Hey, Alice In Chains used to be glam too. Look up their old 80’s demos.

[@jefferycorley8006]

Man they went from Cherry Pies to Jar of Flies.

[@unbrokenandalive1089]

Your analysis provides one of the briefest yet most brilliantly accurate synopses I have ever had the pleasure to read.

[@roadkillofficialaustralia]

While it's a disappointment after the magnificent 'Dog Eat Dog' album, there's lots to like about 'Ultraphobic'!

[@ACCH-cm9ou]

it s a great album indeed, if you take songs like mr rainmaker,song and dance man, i saw red and uncle tom s cabin on the second album, you already see jani s growing in songwriting skills,which progressed on the dog eat dog album and took a huge step on the ultraphobic record...he was definetely the real thing , great voice,not emulating any metal or rock giant,but completely conscious of his abilities and very personal in style...lyrically and musically he had the gift of writing great songsno doubt about it...forever missed rip

[@gregoriodecker2692]

​@@ACCH-cm9ouwell said

[@DerkuiDerkui]

They went from 80s glam to Alice in Chains

[@juicebirdmedia1406]

So did Alice In Chains 😎 look up their old glam songs.

[@briangoodie3420]

​@@juicebirdmedia1406so did Pantera.

[@zmbdog]

@@juicebirdmedia1406 Or, as they were called back then, Alice N Chainz!

[@sodica81]

Wow, Warrant was a copycat of 80s glam metal, and also a copycat of 90s grunge 😂😂😂😂 no wonder they didn't transcend, oh and Mike Slammer recorded the guitars of this pair of useless guitarists 😂😂

[@patriciaacevedo4429]

This is awesome!

[@patrickreeves4650]

pretty sure this was shot at either jani or erik’s personal home at the time.

[@dannywaystedsoundtrackslys5788]

The Real Jani ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@mattbelloni]

Tuning? Drop C#?

[@Musicmanohio247]

I miss jani

[@williamjamesayers7719]

A heavy subject as it gave light on sexual abuse to children.

[@briangoodie3420]

Now exceptable to the democrats.

[@CryptoCryoto]

Alice in Chains..... LOL LOL

[@alexferreira7107]

James kottack ex scorpions ?

[@omarvillarreal3850]

Yes, James Kottack was in Warrant prior to joining the Scorpions as their touring drummer & he eventually became a member.

[@jamesdosch8754]

Ex Kingdom come then ex Warrant. Then ex Scorps due to alcohol abuse

[@patrickreeves4650]

he was there for some time before the tour, and left for the scorpions in mid 1996

[@joyolegowo5989]

Keren 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@JockJamJesus]

does anyone know if there were any other videos from this album?

[@mentalrobb5062]

Yes! There’s one for “Stronger Now”

[@williamjamesayers7719]

Warrant burst onto the scene in 1989 with their album Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich, which produced four music videos for four successful singles, Down Boys, Heaven, Big Talk and Sometimes She Cries. They followed up their debut album with arguably their most famous (and notorious) album Cherry Pie in 1990, which produced four music videos for Cherry Pie, I Saw Red, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and Blind Faith. In 1992, they released a music video for We Will Rock You, which was included on the movie soundtrack for the immensely popular movie Gladiator starring Russell Crowe. That same year, they released their third studio album Dog Eat Dog, which spawned music videos for Machine Gun and The Bitter Pill. In 1995, they released two music videos for Family Picnic and Stronger Now from their Ultraphobic album. In 1996, they released their album, Belly to Belly, which was their last album of all original material to feature Jani Lane on vocals. In ’96, they released music videos for A.Y.M from the album as well as acoustic videos for I Saw Red and The Bitter Pill. After a hiatus of almost ten years, Warrant released their seventh studio album Born Again, which was their first with new lead singer Jaime St. James, ex-Black N’ Blue lead singer. For this album, the band produced music videos for all 12 songs and included them on a DVD entitled Born Again: Delvis Video Diaries. We’ve featured a playlist of these videos below all of Warrant’s other videos. In 2011, Warrant released their eighth studio album called Rockaholic, which featured the band’s third lead singer Robert Mason, who replaced Jani Lane in 2008 after he had reunited with the band for a while. They released two music videos in support of Rockaholic, Life’s a Song and Home. In 2017, Warrant released their ninth studio album called Louder Harder Faster with Robert Mason still at the helm. They released two music videos from the album, the remake of Merle Haggard’s song I Think I’ll Just Stay Here and Drink, and the title track, Louder Harder Faster.

[@zmbdog]

@@williamjamesayers7719 The acoustic video for "I Saw Red" was released in 1991, not during Belly to Belly. 1996 was just the year that it saw a release on a Warrant album (Best of Warrant).

[@gimmesomesugar]

Thanks for this!

[@davidwilliams2676]

August 11, will be 10 years ago when he died

[@LeoM-zt3pl]

Reminds me of Alice in Chains ..decent song

[@dannywaystedsoundtrackslys5788]

don,t forget alice in chains make the first part of Warrant in 92 ????? and that was PERFECT

[@gregoriodecker2692]

​@@dannywaystedsoundtrackslys5788huh?

[@mCblue79]

Alice in Chains anyone?

[@MetalMayhem1978]

Yep! Thought exactly that !!

[@YBM2007]

AiC started off Glam, ssshhh.. don't tell any of the grunge fans lol

[@chkchrycla]

@@YBM2007 So did Pantera, so what?! When you reinvent music you can start wherever you fuckin' wish.

[@YBM2007]

@@chkchrycla The early days of AiC is usually glossed over by the grunge elitists, since apparently Seattle existed in a vacuum until 1991. No Pantera fan ever claimed the band didnt exist in the 80s

[@sodica81]

Wow, Warrant was a copycat of 80s glam metal, and also a copycat of 90s grunge 😂😂😂😂 no wonder they didn't transcend, oh and Mike Slammer recorded the guitars of this pair of useless guitarists 😂😂

[@perfect_sunrise9046]

Man those police doing the interrogation are ridiculous

[@patrickreeves4650]

I love Warrant. Ultraphobic, Belly to Belly...those albums got me through high school. I remember when my friend got this video for his cable access show from CMC, the label. I never liked the video. Granted it was helping kids, but it was such a bad attempt at trying to be relevant. The music was great, and the band was never better...but boy, the video output of the two videos from the record was bad. Stronger Now wasn't the best video either.

[@maxconstar7731]

like you say the video has good intentions but I don't particularly like it either song is pretty good tho but i wish the warrant official channel would upload it in better quality shame they only care about the popular albums

[@gregoriodecker2692]

Gotta remember.. no real money going into this album. Production.. video, tour

[@patrickreeves4650]

@@gregoriodecker2692 cmc was a really crappy label that took advantage of these artists.

[@patrickreeves4650]

⁠the warrant channel seems uninterested in uploading content related to any albums that doesn’t have the original lineup, or the mason era…kinda a shame as i am sure they have a goldmine of footage die hard fans that followed them through the rough times (1993-2005) would love to see.

[@СергейОса-ф1ы]

Это очень похоже на Man in the Box, AIC 😮

[@sodica81]

Wow, Warrant was a copycat of 80s glam metal, and also a copycat of 90s grunge 😂😂😂😂 no wonder they didn't transcend, oh and Mike Slammer recorded the guitars of this pair of useless people 😂😂

[@SadExFkk]

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