Great to see these guys still doing their thing! They started to hit it.... right at the end... before the good stuff went away. And they were sneered at by some. But I always thought they were so musical, and actually talented. They have produced some good music, and I for one am glad too know they're still doing their thing! And this sounds great!
Saw these guys open a concert for White Lion at their peak. They had Bobby Rock drumming and Brett Garsed on guitar. If you don't know either of those two guys, look them up. I went there to see White Lion, because I am a guitar nerd, but I was very surprised at the unbelievable talent of Brett Garsed. Vito Bratta had no choice but to play the best he could do after that 😀. Nelson as a band was definitely on point then, a great show for both bands. And 1st opener Enuff Z'Nuff too.
I saw them in New York at the Beacon Theater back in 1990 with House Of lords as the opening band. I had 2nd row seats, but man was it wild!!!!!!!!!!!! Girls were taking off their tops and at least 4-5 Bras made it onto the stage!! I was surrounded by topless girls LOL!! as a young 20 year-old i will never forget that show. Of course security made them put on their shirts and or they got tossed out of the Beacon. But, yeah, Good Times!!
@@geraldhartley I was at this show, and none of the videos I've seen on UA-cam of it do it justice. I was blown away by Neal's playing, and the whole Nelson show in general.
@@Scarecrow1121 That’s very good to know. I wonder why his solo was muted on this particular song. I’m a big fan and I know how incredible he is. (I actually do a Neil Zaza cover on my channel) Thanks for letting me know it was a great concert! 🤘😎 Cheers!
Absolute professional. Delivered the full visual performance and was into it for the crowd even though there was nothing happening sound-wise. No dirty looks at the booth or anything. Just played. This is how professionals do it.
It would be a dream for me to see them play this live one day ❤
Two very talented guys who seldom get the admiration they deserve.
Thank you for sharing this video
Can you imagine playing songs you wrote 30 plus years ago. It’s a mixed blessing
Great to see these guys still doing their thing! They started to hit it.... right at the end... before the good stuff went away. And they were sneered at by some. But I always thought they were so musical, and actually talented. They have produced some good music, and I for one am glad too know they're still doing their thing! And this sounds great!
Well said
Saw these guys open a concert for White Lion at their peak.
They had Bobby Rock drumming and Brett Garsed on guitar. If you don't know either of those two guys, look them up.
I went there to see White Lion, because I am a guitar nerd, but I was very surprised at the unbelievable talent of Brett Garsed.
Vito Bratta had no choice but to play the best he could do after that 😀.
Nelson as a band was definitely on point then, a great show for both bands. And 1st opener Enuff Z'Nuff too.
I saw them in New York at the Beacon Theater back in 1990 with House Of lords
as the opening band. I had 2nd row seats, but man was it wild!!!!!!!!!!!!
Girls were taking off their tops and at least 4-5 Bras made it onto the stage!!
I was surrounded by topless girls LOL!! as a young 20 year-old i will never forget that show.
Of course security made them put on their shirts and or they got tossed out of the Beacon.
But, yeah, Good Times!!
Hell yeah!
Is that Neil Zaza on the “silent lead guitar”??
Yep. He's great!
@@Scarecrow1121would have been great to hear him!!
@@geraldhartley I was at this show, and none of the videos I've seen on UA-cam of it do it justice. I was blown away by Neal's playing, and the whole Nelson show in general.
@@Scarecrow1121 That’s very good to know. I wonder why his solo was muted on this particular song. I’m a big fan and I know how incredible he is. (I actually do a Neil Zaza cover on my channel) Thanks for letting me know it was a great concert! 🤘😎 Cheers!
Absolute professional. Delivered the full visual performance and was into it for the crowd even though there was nothing happening sound-wise. No dirty looks at the booth or anything. Just played. This is how professionals do it.