Twins React To Vinnie Vincent Invasion- Boyz Are Gonna Rock!!!
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I love watching the the younger generation rocking out to my generation music. Makes all of us 80's Metal Heads very proud. ❤
you got absolutely right
Vinnie Vincent recorded 2 albums with KISS, then formed Vinnie Vincent Invasion. Robert Fleischman sang on this song from the 1st VVI album & the whole album. Mark Slaughter sang on the 2nd VVI album and then he and bassist Dana Strum formed Slaughter. Strum also played bass with Vince Neil of Motley Crue on Vince's solo album. The drummer Bobby Rock played drums in Nitro. Robert Fleischman didn't sing on any Journey albums. He co-wrote some songs and recorded 1 song with them that appears on their boxset Time.
I wouldn't say they were popular but they did have some play on MTV with their singles "That Time of Year" and Love Kills". So they were somewhat known, probably more because Vinnie Vincent was in KISS, so there was some notoriety for Vinnie being in KISS.
Ah Mark Slaughter who went out after this and formed Slaughter.... Love that you jammed to this. NOBODY rocks this out but me lmao
Guitarist is Vinny Vincent... Played with Kiss for a hot minute
Vincent Cusano - who’s name was altered to Vinnie Vincent when he joined KISS formally in 1982 (to replace Ace Frehley) for their Creatures of the Night album’s tour (on which he only played a couple songs - War Machine I believe was one) for which KISS was still wearing makeup and full regalia (Vinnie wore an Egyptian Ankh on his face designed by Paul Stanley).
Right after Creatures, Kiss decided to take off their makeup for their next album, Lick It Up, in order to garner attention and re-invent themselves.
On Lick It Up Vincent co-wrote on all but virtually one or two songs. And many would argue Lick It Up was one of KISS’ strongest offerings with songs like Exciter, A Million to One and the title track which wasn’t my fave but still gets airplay today and remains in the KISS set list.
Notably, as quirky and many would say arrogant and unethical as Vinnie was to Kiss, nobody denies his song writing skills. He even came back to contribute to KISS’ 1992 platinum album, Revenge, co-writing bad ass tunes like Unholy.
As of today though, Vinnie seems a broken person, sadly. But he held KISS together at a time of their weakness (Creatures tour was played to half empty arenas) that might’ve otherwise gone even more badly.
As far as I’m concerned, the two VV Invasion albums rocked. This was my least fave. Ashes to Ashes on VV II was awesome.
If you want to react to a VV song from Kiss, consider Not For The Innocent. Great song and probably about as much “freedom” to jam on an album KISS ever gave to Vinnie, who - for obvious reasons - had to be kept on a tight leash with his “shredding like you’re on cocaine” solos.
They were good at time, don't think around anymore 🤘🎤😎🎸👍
Also, this guitar -- the offset Flying V, was actually a model named after him, the VV Flying V from Jackson
They made two albums. This was the first singer. The second album featured Mark Slaughter. Dana Strum from Slaughter was the bassist for both albums. Vinnie was a phenomenal player but had real issues with other band members. Personality conflicts. He pretty much left the music business. He was actually in Kiss for a short period as well. Check out the song Burning Bridges from Slaughter. The song was written about Vinnie. Vinnie is the guitarist. Check out Ashes to ashes, which features Mark Slaughter on vocals for Vinnie.
Vinnie Vincent started his career playing guitars with disco music master Dan Hartman back in the 70's
Vinnie played guitar with Kiss and mark slaughter, vocals, started his own band Slaughter.
Vinnie Vincent is the guitar player. He also was in kiss on Creatures Of The Night and Lick It Up. The bass player and singer in the video went on to form slaughter.
I did not know that members of this bad was in Slaughter, interesting.
In 1988, I saw Slaughter and Scorpions. Great show !
Regarding the actual guitar riff, I've heard from other youtubers that seemed to be in the know... that the whole Riff and Solo were both sped up for the track but were actually recorded a bit slower.
The guitarist IS the Vinnie Vincent 😂 he was with KISS until 1984, this song came out two years later
I watched this when I was 12 years old and I remember thinking whatever this craziness is.. I love it.. Thanks for sharing 🎉
Vinnie vincent is (Vincent Cusano) guitar player in Kiss album Creatures of the night and Lick it Up.
Let's do this twice!!! 😂
Now this is the best shit I've seen on UA-cam in 20 years...VINNIE VINCENT IS THE FASTEST GUITAR PLAYER IN THE WORLD
I say Yngwie Malmsteen is the fastest shredder.
@@kellyocallan8940 I agree what I'm saying is that vinnie is the fastest picking kinda of like AL DIMEOLA
Never heard of them, sound good though, good Rock, good guitar. My first reaction also. Awsome!!
Yep in the 80's rock bands always had that guitar solo, it was a way for them to show off.
YES!!!!!!🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
I had the LP when it came out in 1985 (i was 13) my mind was blown. VV is a strange guy in real life (from what i read) but there’s no question he was a killer guitarist.
But….have you reacted to Whitesnake “Still of the Night”? Official video version. John Sykes is one of the all time great hard rock guitarists.
Vinnie is a bit of a recluse. But, if you boyz can find him on any socials I highly recommend sharing this with him.
This is the kind of video that would bring a big smile to his face. He'd also likely agree with your vocal assessment. To say that Vinnie didn't like Mark Slaugher (vocals) is an understatement.
Mark Slaughter did not sing on the first VVI album. He was lip-syncing in this video.
Vinnie Vincent, Mark Slaughter
Great reactions, guys! You should definitely consider doing a reaction to Spread Eagle - "Scratch Like A Cat", from 1988. Really good aggressive 80's hard rock!!!
VINNIE VIBCENT WAS IN KISS FROM 1983 TO 1984
Dude's, you should check out the band Nitro-Long way from home. The guitarist is Michael Angelo Batio and is a monster player.
It's not actually Mark Slaughter singing it is Robert Fleischman first singer of Journey although it Is Mark Slaughter in the video
Gregg Rolie the keyboardist was the 1st singer in Journey. He sang on the first three albums. Robert Fleischman joined for a few months between their 3rd album Next & their 4th album Infinity. However, Steve Perry was the lead singer on Infinity and Gregg Rolie still sang too. Fleischman did have some writing credits and only sings on 1 song and it's on their boxset Time.
Mark Slaughter (The singer) hated being in this band. He hated Vinny Vincent (the lead guitarist). Vincent got kicked out of Kiss and had trouble maintaining his own solo career. Slaughter and Dana Strum (Bass) formed the band, Slaughter. This is a really fun album. The song "Love Kills" off this album was used in the movie A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988). I don't think Vinny Vincent Invasion was extremely popular, but I hung out with guys who also liked the band.
That’s NOT Slaughter singing on this album… the singer quit then enter Slaughter to take over vocals for tour and next album…
@@timroelofsen1563 Good catch. You are correct. I confused this song with the album All Systems Go.
@@davidnorth-martino It’s Vinnie not Vinny. And Vinnie hated Mark and his voice.
Vinny was in a Disco 🕺 band in the 70s Dan Hartman you should check out!!! 😂
I have both of any Vincent's albums. Vinnie Vincent is the guitar lead. And he was also in kiss after Ace
Vinnie Vincent got his big break for replacing Ace Frehley in Kiss in the early 80's. Gene and Paul of Kiss didn't really care for him and his over the top playing so after two albums they let him go. The bass player here is Dana Strum in the late 70's early 80's he was known in LA as he had played with a few bands in LA, he got an audition for Ozzy's new solo band Blizzard of Oz, which he was hired but for some reason left but stayed close friends with Ozzy. He got Ozzy to audition Randy Rhoads and He also got Ozzy to audition Randy's replacement Jake E. Lee. in those days Dana was more of a talent scout for bigger bands. Paul Stanley of Kiss reached out to Ozzy when they were looking for a replacement for Vinnie, asking how Ozzy found Randy and Jake, Ozzy gave Paul Dana's info. Dana at the time was wanting a band and wanted a good guitarist knowing Vinnie was no longer with Kiss reached out to Vinnie to start a band, then he got Bobby Rock the drummer a recent graduate from Berklee school of music in Boston who had come out to LA looking for work. (He later went on to play with a lot of bands including the TWINS band Nelson, and do studio work as well). This singer here on the album was let go due to contract disputes, they got Mark Slaughter to replace him. After the second album, the band was released from their label, Dana and Mark moved on and formed the band Slaughter and the rest is history.. Vinnie became a bit of a recluse, Bobby went on to play for Nitro, Nelson, Lita Ford etc wrote a bunch of books. That's about this band in a nutshell.
Vinnie Vincent is the guitarist. They weren't ever very popular as far as I know but I did see them live at a small venue in Canada back in the late 80's. I think their bassist is Steve Stevens who played in Billy Idol's band.
It's Dana Strum from Slaughter
@@giggla79 Who is?
@@Ilikeryche The bass player is Dana Strum
Will y'all react to Gimme Shelter by the Rolling Stones?? If I can request that, awesome. Y'all will like it .
Vinnie Vincent was the Guitarest in KISS, he got FIRED and started the Invasion this is the ONLY track of thiers that did anything back in the day they did have a track called LOVE KILLS but it didn't really do well, this is from thier first Album, this Band also featured Mark Slaughter ( Vocals) and Dana Strum ( Bass) who went on to form the band Slaughter
I should do my old band pariah..song called powerless
Vinnie Vincent was the guitarist for Kiss late 70s early 80s after Ace... The bass player for VVI, Dana Strum and the vocalist, Mark Slaughter, went on to form the band Slaughter. Vinnis Vincents second album, All Systems Go, as way better than the first.
Vinnie was in Kiss from 82 to 84,definitely not anytime in the 70s,which off course was when Ace Frehley was the guitarist.
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Not really popular but vincent was a respected guitarist.the singer had alot of sucess with other bands like slaughter and skid row.
Everyone already commented that Vinnie was in Kiss, but it wasn't a good fit and according to some accounts Vinnie wasn't a very good team player. Hence came Bruce Kulick, which I really enjoyed in KISS.
Technically Mark St John on Animalize, but he wasn't well and couldn't tour, then Bruce Kulick came in.
@@mikenastasi8927 Yep, you're correct, he was there for a cup of coffee then it was Bruce.
Vinnie hair was real? looks like a wig haha
#QUEENSRYCHE
Vinnie Vincent, the lead guitarist, easily could have been among the guitar greats but sadly his ego destroyed any and all human interaction bandwise that he ever attempted. Gene Simmons of Kiss once said that if he had to choose between a technical player (Bruce Kulick) that played with is mind and fingers always perfectly where they should be and one that played with his emotion and his dick (Vinnie Vincent) that didn't necessarily care where his fingers were supposed to as long as they were where they needed to be to rock, he would choose Vinnie every single time
this is mark slaughter lipsyncing to Robert Fleischmans vocals...i bet that was awkward for both singers,lol...Vinnie never cared for Mark on vocals...he preferred Robert. I agree but Mark killed it on All Systems Go...
Quit pausing on the good guitar parts 😂
The first VVI album was a non-stop shred fest by Vinnie, this isn't the best song on the album. The second album probably had better songs and had Mark Slaughter, but sometimes you just want to hear insane guitar solos. Well, maybe Mark would disagree. "So you wanna do another solo, huh? Well not here, pal."
Vinny Vincent on V guitar 🎸🎸🎸
My opinion: I've never liked the chorus and the solo. And VVI as a whole, was never a thing for me. The band wasn't bad, they did have moderate success from their album and mtv and also great success on touring. It's just that the songs were kind of a little bit off to me except for 'that time of year' and 'love kills'. But other than that their songs were terrible to me except for like 'no substitute' that has great potential on being a hit for them but it turns out ugly due to the solo and other stuffs in the song. Vinnie was a great guitar player but I have to say that his solos on most of the time were just making it loud and shredding it like crazy. Nothing interesting.
They weren’t very popular and this song isn’t that good
For those of us that became Kiss fans in the 80's this band was pretty significant from 1986-90
Vinnie was a show off, and he tried to improvise with KISS, and KISS fired him right after a show, he thought he was just as important as Gene and Paul...he was wrong......I never really cared for him, if I want to hear shredding guitar there's others I'd rather listen too in the 80's. Not a punk.
Studs 👏🤤