Відео

I remember this interview. The album was called "Trash", and so he showed up to the interview driving a garbage truck.

Desperado!

KILLER is top 5 all-time.

Top man 👺💀

Love your album From the Inside 1978. Still have the vinyl. ❤

I love Winger to this day REB BEACH is a pure badass

Lots of goodies!

Hi Mike and Harrison, thanks for sharing this. I've been enjoying my standard (CD) version of the album.

Pretty sure it was my first Alice Cooper cassette, as well. Such a great introduction to the man. Teenage Lament '74 is still a favorite of mine.

Ever see him live ? I met him once , working at a local golf club at the time , he a big golfer for years now . Humble , quiet , nice guy ..,

When I was a kid and heard that name (before I’d heard any music), I thought Alice Cooper was a girl. 😂

sadly looks like with my schedule I will net get up north this Summer , but still have a few concerts on the docket .., nice vid ,

Background ?

Lovely video and looks like a wonderful time spent

you made useful ~ Grab!

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Hi Mike (and Harrison and Marco) I saw Mike's recent anniversary post on this, and I realized that although I had seen a follow up show on the documentary, I had never seen this earlier show, so I decided to watch it. Very interesting and enjoyable in its own right but also because it turned out to be the last LeBrain Train show.

35yrs ago I was getting 12 cassettes for a penny. I miss those day

You lost me at mention of Bon-Jovi… 🥦🗣💨

Love how Eric just says “Alright, good.” After she can’t think of anything to say but “oh, same age as me!” Because what else do you say when Eric looked like he could have been 22 with that face or edging 40 with that signature rasp to his voice? Ageless!

I remember Kramer making a Gorky Park signature guitar that was shaped like a traditional Russian balalaika.

Humble. They receive these awards only not to be rude. All the while, Alex charms you, so you won't feel uncomfortable .

Very cool!!! Congrats ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 ❤❤❤❤

1:13 + 1:45 ❤❤😭🙏

Chris DeGarmo was the driving force behind this band (and their interviews), and when he left - they drifted. '82 to '92 Queensryche were their glory days and they would spend the rest of their time trying to recapture that magic. By the time Promised Land came about they got so abstract many fans of their previous work couldn't follow along - I was among them. Promised Land was dark non-rhythmic droning.

That’s cool! Dude I just got two birthday-related Amazon deliveries today! One I ordered with birthday monies, and one from a real gent of a guy!

Dude, 1989 was, like, 10 years ago, wasn’t it?

Really Enjoyed watching this! I began becoming a Journey Fan Infinitely was going into HS and my Hometown was in a Great area Dallas Tx was just 2 hours West of me and Shreveport La. 60 miles East and Houston Tx 3.5 hours south of me and concerts in the late 70s was so many and so affordable my first time getting to see Journey Live Evolution Tour and what a combo Thin Lizzy opened and Journey Headlined Blew me Away went to Departure Tour Next and so I really Liked hearing live recordings and Captured still a Favorite then Jonathan Cain and Escape was Big and got to go to Houston Escape Tour which MTV broadcast live and ended up aDVD Cd release later in 1982 Journey Headlined The Texxas Jam and got to hear Separate Ways before it was recorded then in Dallas 83 Journey played 3 sold out shows Frontiers Tour my 2nd Favorite Band was Triumph who I ended up getting to see 9 times would have Loved more also Sammy Hagar was right there and in 1983 2 weeks after Triumph played US Festival they were were going to be at Texxas Jam and Sammy Hagar was coheadliner and Ted Nugent was right there staring with Triumph they got more than 70 thousand fans up and Sammy Hagar was a Favorite he played nearly all 10 years they had those I Really Liked HSAS and remember MTV playing a live show from them then Raised On Radio and in 86 and 87 my last 2 Journey and Triumph ccncerts for a while until Triumph in early 90s without Rik and Phil Ex finally in 1994 Steve Perry solo and got to see his tour knowing next was Journey Trial By Fire and was so Happy but waiting then the live cd Frontiers tour liked that but still waiting for tour and I had just met my wife to be in Houston and it was announced Journey was playing smaller venues Vacation Over Tour I was elated and was ok that a new Steve was singing and got to take my wife to be to that concert they played longer and did several instrumental songs Loved it next year Journey was on tour and Foriegner opened and took my wife to Dallas Great show Rocked then I Really Loved Arrival cd anonymous 4th Favorite cd and we had our Daughter with in. A year after getting married and my Daughter from 3 months old started going to concerts with us her Favorite Band by age 3 was Journey I had studio version and 3 different live recordings of Her Favorite Song The Nana Song and she wanted to hear all 4 in a row at age 3 we had been in Destin Florida and my Daughter and I were going to Disney first time on the way I found out Journey was in Tampa Florida that night only 90 minutes out of the way I was not sure how to tell my wife so we stopped she was in store and I told my 3 year old daughter and she insisted we go by age 6 years old she had gotten to see Journey 5 times I Really Liked Steve Aguri in Journey his Songs suited him and then I was working in Las Vegas in 2006 and I drove to San Bernadno Ca and saw The Journey Def Leppard concert with Jeff Scott Soto I remember they announced he was hired and not very long after not the Singer and by 2008 Journey released a new cd with new Singer Arnel and I actually bought a few extra cds and gave them to some customers I Really liked the new songs but I didnt think re recording Journey Classic Steve Perry Songs with Arnel singing them I understand Live but the studio thing was not my favorite but I have seen Arnel more as lead singer than anyone and I am going next month to my 24th Journey concert in 2001 a big fundraiser for NY Transit Police and it was Great Classic Rock Bands Styx REO Kansas Bad Company several Journey headliners and they did 2 big shows my wife and Daughter and I went Great Neil Jonathan and Steve came out in between bands and did a acoustic version Trial By Fire!

Luckily I lived like a 25 minute walk to downtown , went to high school like 5 minutes from downtown .., had a couple part time jobs , so for me hitting up the record stores downtown was a regular thing . We had like 4 or 5 back then just in the core in Kitchener ., 87 to maybe 91 , then things started changing . Enjoy your score my friend , and the cottage !

Enjoyed this bonus episode, Mike and John.

The "Hooked On Classics" are a great way to experience classical music as well.

Ahhh the prequel to the “Blah..blah…blah” speech for the Hall of Fame!🤘😝🤘

DAT INTERVIEWER THO -HMMMM MMMMM

nice vid

ROCK ON!!!!

It's rush..the raw start of what became a huge success.the birth of a legend!

“Good luck Johnny” -any drummer

Sounds like Ozzy doing RUSH haha

I prefer defender

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It was a pleasure to take part in this. Cheers to Jex for the editing.

Alex almost got arrested for saying he wrote all The Beatles' material! 😂

220 shows a yr .... and now ....he can barely fill a phonebooth 😂😂😂

Over 40 years now!

Happy Birthday, Mike!

Please keep it coming. I got to live my dream and am still living it. In part to this band. Love always Andrew Gonzales Reel Big fish drummer. Thank you... always

Rush caught lightning in a bottle. We are all so lucky that it happened.

loved the ending , fished under that bridge many a time :)

Happy Birthday Mike!