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ERIC BLOOM WAS VERY COOL IN THIS INTERVIEW, HE GAVE THE GOODS AND WAS GOOD SPIRITED ABOUT IT AND I APPRECIATE THAT. A REAL WORKING MANS BAND AND THEY HAD A GOOD LEVEL SENSE OF PLACE ABOUT IT ALL.

Good Days...And Still we Have Mister Lou Gramm ❤️

SORRISO LINDO MEU ANJO MARAVILHOSO!

LOUCURA DE ANJINHO MAIS LINDO MEU DEUS!

06/02/2025. ANJINHO LINDO E MARAVILHOSO! TÃO FOFINHO MEU DEUS QUE VOZ LINDA MEU ANJO TE AMO MUITO! ****S2****

Not the Real Jefferson Starship band, a sad remake of JS.

Cool dude really dug the honesty displayed around 7:15. LOVE B.O.C. Bloom is dead on here by pointing out how midblowingly white hot the early Mahavishnu unit was.

At 0:57 the albums look very long. Can anyone tell me why? Theyre clearly not vinyls. Was it some sort of CD pack with a zine or what?

Eric Bloom or Jeff Lynne?

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I was born in 1985, living in 2025. I love BOC.

Good guitarists right there. :D

Rock on! Reminds me of my high school days rocking out in many garages with my band!

Dave Daydodge was the bass player, Rob (?) was the drummer, and Bill (?) was the singer.

Thank you so much for sharing this!! I was at the show with my friend Sara-still have my ticket. Loved watching Zen Identity back in my UMD days…

I was lucky enough to catch this tour in Toronto .... terrific show ..... I recall chatting with Mick Box during the Nazareth set.

They could've been actors. By 2003 the old differences brewed back up and Lou left again the 2nd time was FOR GOOD !! 2:45

Her hair looks positively 80s.

glad he got his act together we aren't invincible we think we are in our 20s and 30s I gave up the coke when I was around 30 and don't miss it though when I was at a party when I was at party after the company closed and after I was eligible to collect my pension when I was 52 some of the younger coworkers were going off to the backyard and one of them invited me to go back there and they were doing coke and asked if I wanted a line so I thought what the fu@k when I got home I couldn't sleep and regretted the next day I felt like shit and remembered why I gave it up 😊 but CC was a mess back in the 80s and 90s Don Dokken is friends with CC he went to CC's house and he was having a party as Don was walking up some punk was walking out with CCs 59 les paul Don asked wtf are you doing and dude said CC gave it to me Don said fk that and grabbed the guitar CC wasn't around anyway Don as Don grabbed it the dude was telling Don he was going to kick his a$$ that wasn't going to happen Don is a Black belt I think he goes to souh Korea and trains for a few weeks when DOKKEN isn't doing anything so when Don talked to CC he didn't know it was gone that's how bad CC was at the time I think at that time the Gibson 59 les paul was worth a few hundred of thousand dollars so there's no way CC was just going to give it away, but I'm not a big fan of poison but respect their music and CC is a good guitarist so glad he survived the 80s and Rockin because there's a lot that didn't sad 😢 SO KEEP ROCKIN CC

You guys are so awesome

This place failed! Playing Whitney Houston on GNR launch day?!?!

☆☆☆‼️LOU GRAMM‼️☆☆☆

'91 is a fuc@@! great year in music. It never going to happen again.

Wow Hetfield selling Guns merch, wow wow wow. Don't why the resenment 😂😂😂😂 prank two true friends 😅😅😅

He has looked after himself so well compared to some others of that era.

imagine only having enough money for 1

Well,there is a running addiction. I doubt that he has it,though. Im glad he's doung well. Joe Walsh spoke of losibg ' a lot of buddies',from his earlier years.

saw the show in Detroit, $12.50 a ticket. no one really there at the Palace, I parked right by the entrance. the stage didn't have the usual lights hanging in the air, just Christmas light strung over the amps and drums... wild stuff. my first time seeing Wishbone Ash and Uriah Heep, they were incredible. BOC was on their game, but Nazareth was having a hard night. it appears this was the last night of a canceled tour... that was sad, but a truly cool show, so, BOC came out mid set to save the day. very cool stuff. so glad I made the show.

His vocal just oozes and weeps with expression. Oh it is enviable.

Oh , he smokes. That might help that weeping raspy vocal ability he has.

Right, Dan is passed , and he has the most prolific bleeding vocal chords I've ever heard. Now I found Nazareth I have to learn everything I can about them.

I know this is an old interview but it shows you it's never too late to get it together. Cc sounds fantastic.

Por que Lou gramm es tan hermoso!!!! Que tiene este hombre que me enloquece!!!!

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A tie is a leash for the business man

Love C.C. He's a genuinely good dude. And one hell of a guitarist.

Remember that like it was year yesterday, was 16 and I went out at midnight to my local record store and got them both on a cassette first (cd longbox later on when I got a Sony disk player for my stereo ;)). Had my Emerson mm815B boombox with me and as I walked on back home down the road I opened em up and played them till I got home. Very magical moment, I’ll never forget it. Always wish I could go back to it

Here's what a contemporary drummer of Pete's said when he was asked in an interview what he thought of Pete's drumming with The Beatles: *"He was a genius. You could sit Pete Best on a drum kit and ask him to play for 19 hours and he'd put his head down and do it. He'd drum like a dream with real style and stamina all night long, and that really was The Beatles' sound, forget the guitars. I was amazed when they replaced him. I even thought about learning guitar so he could be the drummer in my band. The Beatles didn't hate Pete Best, but they didn't want to be outshone by their drummer. Ringo was a good drummer but he was more ordinary."* -- Chris Curtis, drummer for The Searchers, a great Liverpool band who scored a 1964 Top 3 Hit in the US charts with their classic, "Love Potion # 9". Chris saw Pete Best play many times in both Hamburg and Liverpool during Pete's two years as The Beatles' drummer.

Que homem bonito, como vocalista a viz mais linda do mundo, potência vocal. Sempre o admirei, jamais será esquecido!

cc inspired me big time when i was 13

Been a diehard BOC fan since '74! Still love them and see them whenever I can. Truly "On Tour Forever" and still kicking ass. Love hearing Eric talk about the band.

pete best net worth……$600,000 ringo star net worth…..$350,000000

Lou is a forgiving guy? If some dude like Mick $ me out of millions of dollars, I highly doubt I would be this friendly? but that's just me

“17-20 years” lol

More cowbell !!!

Dude may not be the sharpest tool but he can play

How come the first album sounds a little off? It's not mixed, it sounds muffled. The album with "Cities on Flame" on it

JY is the bomb

Needs more cowbell!

I miss Dan… ☘️