Bill Burr | Quiet Riot Documentary
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2022
- Bill watched the documentary Well Now Your Here
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Outro Music:
Tim Cruly - What's Left Of Me
#billburr #mmpc - Комедії
Bill calling the dude a "lobster fisherman" and "sea captain" had me dying.
Hahah
Right?!?? I’m in the gym w my earbuds in, and he says: “When I was a kid, whores would wear this stuff and they put these pants on the sea captain.” Everyone is staring at me for how loud I’m laughing🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Duuuuude! Same! Actually laughed out loud over that.
😂🤘🏻
Savage
Marks Huffs painting my house as I'm watching this.
Kevin had one of the best voices in hard rock. Raw power
Check out Slade, Cum On Feel the Noise and Mama We’re All Crazy Now were written by them. Kevin does Noddy justice singing these songs.
@@stevecooper6076Kevin’s whole style was basically a Noddy impersonation.
Bullshit!!!!! Kevin had a fantastic voice and a unique way he did them songs 🎵
Great cocaine voice! Same thing with Blackie Lawless
Spit out my coffee when Burr described the new singer as a “lobster fisherman”😂
I lost it when Frankie said "but you gotta sell".
The 80s was a great time to be a kid!
Back in the late 80s, I had a loft/studio downtown Los Angeles. One day the band Quiet Riot were outside, doing a photoshoot, and I got to talk to Frank Banalli. As a drummer myself, I mentioned to him that I owned the original Ludwig drum set used on the album and 1979 tour with the band, Beck Bogert and Appice. He came down in my studio to check it out, super nice guy!
I want more documentaries as told by Bill Burr
5:30 “Old Sea Captain” 😂😂😂😂😂
Didn't he call him a Lobster Fisherman too? lol
I died hearing that!!!
That totally cracked me up
I currently work with Mark Huff in painting and you know what he laughs when people call him an old Lobster sea captain 😂
@@tomjazz8871 Can you tell him that he will forever be known as the Lobster Fisherman? LOL. Also, I laughed my ass off when he leaned against the pole. LMAO. That was my favorite! Really though, he did a good job trying to fit in as the new singer. I give him all the respect for that.
I'm 57 years old. The Quiet Riot "Metal Health" album was absolutely huge when it came out in 1983. At that time, I had a boom box portable stereo and cranked that cassette up everywhere it traveled with me in Framingham MA. I really miss those days now that I'm old and cranky.
For me there has been no way back
I remember that! I'm 53 myself, also from MA, grew up in Northboro. Quiet Riot was my big introduction to heavy metal, loved it right away. Had no idea they started way back in 1975 until I saw a documentary about Randy Rhoads not long ago. I miss that time, too.
Same had the boom box and the Quiet Riot Metal Health cassette and rocked that shit all over downtown Westerly, RI with my Ozzy baseball jersey, Levi's, leather jacket and Chuck's on, those were the day's 🤘🏻😜🤘🏻
Are you sure you’re not gay?
@@bartmix8994 dip
Quiet Riot was my introduction to Metal, I’ll always cherish that band. R.I.P. Kevin and Frankie 🙏🏽 May the Lord
Comfort their loved ones.
I appreciate Bill Burr sharing these type of material, he is obvious a big hard rock fan as many of us are.
🙏😥😥🙏
We're about the same age I'll guess. Quiet Riot, Ratt, Def Leppard, and Motely Crue are all in the same time period in my memory. Hard to believe I don't remember shit from 8th grade almost 40 years later. 🤣
I was a 6th grader. Into Micheal Jackson. This kid in my class carried a boom box and blasted Motley Crue, Quiet Riot all the time.
OneFriday after school I asked him what he listens too. He took the tape out, gave it too me, was like check it out over the weekend.
I listened to Quiet Riot that weekend, fell in love, became a Ratt, Motley Crue, Van Halen fan immediately.
seen Adler and clicked lol
@Paducahrus Also, Twisted Sister was amazing 👏!!! Lol
hope ya'll were there in 83 when metal health dropped it was a great time to be alive
Born in 83 lol
@@EikottXD that counts right?
@@Nicholas5801 I'll take the win 😂
Grade 5 here.
Powerslave tour.
@@mulvay2008 I was 12. Piece of mind was one of my first albums
" I've got a mouth like an alligator " might be the coolest lyric ever.
What a fun lyric .
I got to work with Quiet Riot for three days as their backline tech in the early 2000s. They rented gear from the company I worked for here in New Orleans and I came with the gear as a tech for three shows in Louisiana. It was Rudy, Carlos, Kevin, and Frankie. They were gracious and cool, and they were unbelievably tight in all three of the shows that I worked for them on. It really was a pleasure teching for them. Frankie was such a hard player that he bent a brand new kickdrum mallet at about an 8 degree angle from just one performance, and I can't figure out how. He wasn't banging the mallet against a hard object it was a bass drum head. R.I.P. Kevin and Frankie.
Frankie Banalli was a hard hitter and a tight 80s metal drummer.
Randy Rhoads .Kevin DuBrow and Kelli Garni STARTED the band...
RIP to Randy and Kevin
@@RJERRh0ads4everr
You forgot Drew Forsyth.
Cool! You got the classic line up. Metal Health was a massive album,the first Metal album to go #1 which is impressive given the fact it beat out acts like Madonna,MJ,The Police who were one of the biggest bands in the world at that point.
Saw that classic lineup at a small venue in Santa Ana, California, back in 2002. Great show! LA Guns opened. I was probably more excited about seeing LA Guns than Quiet Riot, since I was just getting into metal when they were big around 1989 or '90. It's crazy because my brother saw QR at the US Festival in 1983, but less than twenty years later, he was watching them in a small place. He was shaking his head over that.
I'm glad I saw that lineup because Kevin Dubrow died soon after that. I then saw them at the Orange County Fair last year, Rudy Sarzo on bass, and Jizzy Pearl, formerly of Love/Hate, on lead vocals. Warrant and Skid Row were headlining above them.
Respect to Frankie for keeping the band alive till his grave. Rock in peace!
Had a chance to catch Quiet Riot when they opened for Black Sabbath on their Born Again tour in Toronto in 83 !! They were amazing !!
I saw that same show in Detroit.
Maple Leaf Gardens?
Yes, we went to see Deep Purple the next year with Ian Gillan ........MLG was a concert cathedral !!@@buckodonnghaile4309
I saw Ray Gillian's first "Sabbath" show in 1986. I'm glad I was there for that little moment. Still have the program and shirt. I was too young in 83. I bet that was a hell of a show.
Saw them same tour in Worcester Massachusetts
It was the FIRST metal album to reach #1 on the charts.
I was able to get this dvd autographed by Frankie and the director of this dvd who he proposed to making this film. I was really fortunate to meet Frankie after a QR show. He was just insanely a super nice guy. R.I.P Frankie.....you will be missed!!
This one is just as uncomfortable as the Anvil Documentary but at least these guys truly had a #1 album and had 20 minutes of fame.
I met a woman a couple of years ago who saw that I play guitar and she very casually said that her brother in law was a drummer and I said “that’s cool.” I later saw that she had a Quiet Riot lunchbox and I said that I love that band and she goes, “that’s the band my brother in law was in.” I yelled “Your brother in law was FRANKIE BANALI?!?!?!?”
It was not long after he died so I said “I’m sorry for your family’s loss.”
Well, I guess that's better than saying "so I guess I'm not going to get a selfie and autograph "
That must have been my sister Holly. My other sister is Regina Banali. She was married to Frankie before he died. She actually directed and produced the rockumentary.
Does this story end with you taking it in the keister?
'Looks like he played in the NFL in the 1950s...' that definitely paints an image.
RIP to Randy Rhoads as well! (started the band)
Yes Sir! Thunderbird is dedicated to him. I saw them three times & they always gave respect to Randy before they played it
@@dudejrryan Great song.
my favorite from Randy Rhoads is Goodbye to romance, beautiful song, especially if you isolate the guitar.
What gets me is both Quiet Riot and Twister Sister both rocketed to fame at the same time with 2 smash albums and burnt out and faded so quickly. Seemed to take awhile for both bands to get to the top then infighting burned them out so fast when they finally got there.
Winning an empire is a BLAST. KEEPING an empire can be a boring slog, and the alpha males turn on each other. When they're not actually playing music together, they're just guys. And after they blew up, they were RICH guys. Changes the whole dynamic. And playing a ballroom or arena is TOTALLY different than playing a club.
You'll WIN?
Well, maybe you WILL WIN...
But nobody wins for long...
They lived... And served their purpose.
I remember stealing my brother's cassette of Metal Health and jamming it on my Walkman while on a school field trip the whole time in 1984.
Where was the field trip?
@@earthsucks9555 The Charleston Museum
I remember borrowing my friends cassette & playing it on my Walkman in math class 7th grade 1984 .
My boss asked me to go and listen to a band and tell him if i liked them or not. I liked the band. My boss, Spencer proffer, owner of pasha recording studios, signed them(quiet riot) to a record deal. I would go to Kevin's house and deliver tapes back and forth. Frankie and kevin were very nice to me. I got to listen to them record the whole mental health albumn. "Loves a bitch", was my favorite song off that first albumn. Ted Nugent recorded an albumn at pasha also. I would play pac man with Ted in the mornings before everyone else got there. I was 20yrs old then, now I'm 60.
Awesome
Too bad Pasha went under before QR put out their first album. It was funded by their manager.
Spencer proffer was vice president of CBS business affairs at the age of 19. A shrewd buisness man. Didn't know till this documentary 35yrs later how really shrewd he was. He was good to me though.
What cool experiences!
I didn’t realize that Kevin DuBrow was Dr. Terry DuBrow’s brother, until an episode of “The Real Housewives of Orange County”. Dr. Terry DuBrow is one of the two Plastic Surgeons on “Botched”. (Dr. Paul Nassif is the other Doctor) He’s an incredible surgeon. He’s helped a lot of people who terrible cosmetic surgery by unqualified doctors. I think that Quiet Riot was never able to recapture the sales and popularity from their first album; because their biggest hits “Metal Health” and “Mama We’re All Crazy Now” were cover songs by English Glam band Slade.
"Metal Health" wasn't a cover song. Kevin DuBrow wrote it. "Cum on Feel the Noize" was the other cover song by Slade. Stop being dumb
Metal Health is not a cover, Cum on feel the noize, is the Slade cover on the Metal Health album, Mama weer all crazee now, is the other Slade cover from their second album Condition Critical.
The problem is Dubrow had a. Outh on him his rep was bad which led to media trashing both artist and mag which didn't help declining sales
Yep, Kevin’s big mouth and antics drove fans away and he became kind of a joke.
Didn't have any info on Bill"s musical preferences, but it doesn't surprise me in the least he was an 80's rivethead.
Frankie was an amazing drummer. He was one of my drumming heros.
Agreed buddy!!! Peter Criss and Frankie Banalli are my absolute favorite drummers ever
Saw them in 83 loved it and always crank it when it's on the radio. Love Bill Burr
BANALI an amazing drummer and ABSOLUTELY OLD "KICKASS' School.
He did what he had to keep the band Name ALIVE & RELEVANT 😎🤟
I didn’t realize this documentary was a comedy until I heard Bill Burr’s interpretation 🤣
"He looked like a Lobster Fisherman" 😆😆👍
Bill, you're really onto something with these descriptive narration videos! Hilarious!!!!! MORE!
Bill Burr and Joey Diaz have the best real life stories I’ve ever heard
One of the best albums of all time MH. RIP Kevin, and Frankie.
Wait what?? MH by Quiet Riot one of the best album of all time?? Are you an old stripper or something? I think that statement no one has ever said it in the history of mankind, not even members of the band. And i like QR but dude, common.
@@fungus_am0nguz644 😂 old stripper. This isn't Jackyl.
I said one of, not the best. Back in the day you were lucky to get an album with one or maybe two good songs. Most sucked and were just filler. Every song on MH rocks except one. That was rare back then.
@@fungus_am0nguz644Your wrong, because I am saying it right fuckin now as well!!! Do you know anything about music or are you on bath salts 🧂? Lol 🤣
They were the band that made metal, first one to go gold and then platinum, duh!!!! Quiot Riot was actually amazing and fantastic and underappreciated!!! Rip 🙏 Frankie and Kevin!!!! Two legends!!!!
Bill narrating an 80’s metal band documentary makes me soo happy lol
I need Bill Burr and Nick Mullen to describe movies together on a podcast.
good call, wish Patrice could be there too
"Hey, we played more state fairs than the Beetles!"
Means so much more when you realize they went number one against Police and Michael Jackson...
Thankfully my wife ordered me a a autographed copy of the documentary when it first came out. RIP Kevin, Frankie, & Randy.
RIP Frankie and Kevin. Long live Rudy and Carlos. Legends, all of them.
This band was so frickin underrated and underappreciated!!! They were the first metal band to go gold, double gold, then platinum!!! And also, them and Twisted Sister, revolutionized MTV with the best damn videos 📹 ever!!!
I was a mere fifth grader when this came out oh so long ago. Metal Health and Def Leppard’s Pyromania were enough to make me and my younger brother go spastic at the time! Subsequently, we were given the cassette tapes for Christmas of that year and we were ecstatic!
"They take him to this high end Hot Topic place." 😂😅
Damn, Rudy slid into the Quite Riot and Diary of a Madman photo shoots.
Randy's moving on and Carlos coming onboard is exactly what the band needed.
Carlos was a perfect fit.
👍👍
The solos were a little bluesy, had some swagger and call and response on the Metal Health song. Not the boring copycat shredding that everyone was trying to do at that time.
When you listen to that album you know that it's ballz to the wall a flat out band giving their best.
Kevin just kills on that album. It's metal!
That song is a great metal anthem.
Iconic solo.
I saw quiet riot open for ZZ top at the cow Palace in San Francisco and got booed off stage. The singer walked up told everybody to f*** off and left. One of the greatest moments in concert history.
What year?
QR opened for black sabbath born again tour at the great cow palace 1983 .
@earthsucks9555 had to be 1983, if you watch QR live at the US Festival, Kevin says on stage that they are going back to California to do a concert with ZZTop
in 83 I saw them open up for Black Sabbath… They blew Black Sabbath off the stage. I’m not kidding. Their show was so amazing. The whole stadium was screaming and they had to come back for an encore - as an opening band. it was possibly one of the greatest live performances I’ve ever seen.
Wow. I heard the same thing happened to Billy Joel in 1971, in Atlanta, when he opened up for the Beach Boys. He didn't tell anyone off as far as I know, but he did angrily slam the lid down on his piano and walked off. That has to be really hard and frustrating for anybody, regardless of the genre of music. But both Joel and Quiet Riot (respectively) showed everybody what was up soon after.
I've watched Bill burr's review a dozen times lol love it....
VH, Ozzy, AC/DC and a few more were keeping things going from the late 70's, but Quiet Riot and Def Leppard were the first MTV hard rock bands that kicked down the door, playing right along side Flock of Seagulls, Duran Duran and all the new wave bands plus anyone else who had the foresight to make videos at the time.
Then there was the US Festival, where Van Halen topped the bill and came on like a drunken godzilla, sloppy, unprofessional and belligerent, but still godzilla. It would have been perfect if they had Def Leppard on the bill, but overall it was a great preview of metal in the 80's and Van Halen, who dominated 1984.
It was really interesting reading Van Halen the Early Days book where Def Leppard were opening for Van Halen really learning the ropes. By the end of that 1st tour Def Leppard had a road map to be as big as Van Halen and pretty much accomplished that.
YOU RE-UPLOADED IT DUDE HOLY SHIT THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!
I saw this documentary. COMEDY gold and very Spinal Tappy!
I missed this one. This is a classic.
I remember Kevin Bacon rocking out to Quiet Riot in Footloose but the song was not included on the soundtrack, an injustice.
First cassette I ever owned. Great band 🤘
I clearly remember buying my first 12 inch vinyl album ever. In one hand I had Def Leppard Pyromania in any other hand I had Quiet Riot Metal Health it only enough money for one.
I'm proud to know that history stands behind my decision.
R.I.P Kevin & Frankie
Metal Health was my first and only vinyl album. Switched to cassettes right after that.
My first album was Scorpions Blackout. Kickass record.
"I really wanna be overrated" such a great line.
Izzysodope idk who you are, what you are or how you are, but i love every single one of your videos and i wish you good health for my selfish reasons. Keep making more! ❤️❤️
SLADE @6:12 the answer is Slade. Hardly known in US but was number one in England after the Beatles broke up. Only two songs I know of they did from Slade. After they got big Slade actually came back for a album, with hit song Run Run Away. If you are curious about them try Good Bye T'Jane
You're correct, but you aren't. The question they were looking for was "Who is Quiet Riot?"
My oh my...😊
The best thing about Quiet Riot was Randy Rhoades being in it for a minute
I also watched this, thoroughly enjoyed the informative of the band , one of my favorites
Quiet Riot was my first concert. Saw them at the height of their popularity. Opening act was Y&T!
Quiet Riots original lead guitarist was Randy Rhoads!
The singer used to come to my work all the time in the 90s... he seemed like a sad character.
Good stuff Bill
Quiet Riot rocks hard
Man, the band that Would Not be a one hit wonder because that album had 2 hits. Great documentary
They have many great songs as well as Twisted Sister.
But they didn’t write one of them, so they were a one hit wonder.
@@michaeldalton8374That is not a requirement. An artist doesn't have to write the song in order for it to count as a hit. I mean Elvis hardly wrote any of his hit songs. Most of the songs on Thriller were not written by Michael Jackson! Neither did Three Dog Night or Heart in the 80s! Frank Sinatra didn't write any songs! I dare you to take a song and turn it into a hit that is popular the world over!
Man, some of you people commenting don't know shit! Let me help you...
Randy Rhoads and Kelly Garni formed Quiet Riot. Drew Forsyth was the original drummer, and Kevin was the vocalist starting in about '75 or '76. Kelly Garni quit the band in '77, and Rudy Sarzo was hired to replace him on bass. When Randy left to join Ozzy in Oct. '79, QR was no more...
Rudy went to join Ozzy in March of 1981 on Randy's recommendation. Randy also wanted Frankie Banali in Ozzy's band, but Sharon Osbourne had already done a deal with Tommy Aldridge, so only Rudy was hired. Rudy left Ozzy's band (because of Randy's death) in Sept. 1982 after the recording of "Speak of the Devil" and rejoined QR.
Kevin had wanted to start using the QR name again shortly before Randy died and Randy gave his blessing. Kevin had a band under his own name, DuBrow. On "Metal Health," Chuck Wright played bass on the title song and "Don't Wanna Let You Go." Tony Cavazo, Carlos Cavazo's brother, played bass on the Slade cover "Cum on Feel the Noize." Rudy Sarzo played bass on all the rest of the songs. So, the touring band in '83, and the "classic" lineup was now Kevin DuBrow, Carlos Cavazo, Rudy Sarzo, and Frankie Banali.
The song "Slick Black Cadillac" was originally from QR II and written by Randy Rhoads and Kevin DuBrow. Carlos loved Randy's guitar work on the original song, and basically copied it because of that, and out of respect for Randy, when they re-recorded it for "Metal Health." "Thunderbird" was a song Kevin wrote about Randy when Randy left to join Ozzy. He later added two lines after Randy was killed. Ok, do some of you understand the history now? Any more questions, come ask me.
BTW, Glenn Hughes was the bassist/second vocalist in Deep Purple from '73-'76, and also the lead singer in Black Sabbath in the mid to late 80's. He's played with a lot of people and has more natural talent than probably 90% of the musicians in the history of rock.
As for the lobster fisherman, I have no fucking clue. 🤣😆
I swear I played that Metal Health cassette until it snapped. Love "Slick Black Cadillac"
I saw it... it was awesome Frankie and Kevin RIP
Love that band
Hiya Bill I remember rocking to that song at 5 or 6 it was the first album that my mix tape maker dad later made with the second album by Falco rock me Amadeus. Great coverage about Quiet riot. Your totally right cause after them metal rock just Broomsticked.
Got my license in ‘83. Drove everywhere jammin’ to this.
Bill Burr just pushed the album to the top again! Lol I just bought it again on iTunes since I wore out my cassette tape decades ago and forgot about it due to adulting. Definitely triggered the memberberries! 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
I was eating pasta, and bill burr made me almost spit it out, 2wice so far, one of the funniest people, ever. He’s like Dave chapelle
Burr is a metal head 😊
MAN.... I love Bill Burr.
I practiced my cello at home along with Quite Riot in the early 80's through the entire late middle 80's!!! TRUE STORY!!! Symphonies by day, Rock and Roll all night!!! Different times eh boys???
metal scene in LA was WILD back in the 80's :D:D
Forgotten Saints LA was such a cool store when it was around but Bill nailed it when he called it high end hot topic 🤣
It freaking rocked🖤
Quiet Riot knocking off Thriller makes my rock and roll heart happy
the Queit Riot album "guilty Pleasures" is an awesome album the entire albums rocks! love feed the machine and shadow of love
I watched it because of this video.
It was great!
LOL
For years, I heard rumours that Kevin Dubrow was the biggest asshole in rock. Then, years ago...a buddy and I were at a Classic Rock festival where Quiet Riot was playing. We hung out in front of the motel where QR were staying at. Suddenly a limo pulls up and both Kevin and Frankie get out. My buddy asks Kevin for an autograph and he says "just lemme check in real quick and I'll be right back"....well...he did come back, and stood out front and chatted with us for a damn near an hour! He was the nicest guy you'd ever wanna meet, and told us some cool stories from his time in QR. Frankie was a great dude too. A kid came up to him with a huge stack of CD's and asked Frankie to sign em...Frank signed every. single. CD. that kid had. Musta been at least 30 of em from QR to WASP.
4 months later I turned on the TV and saw the news that Kevin died in LV of a drug overdose. Very sad day...he was an AWESOME dude.
Dope
Very believable everyone has their good days and bad. I think of Dave Mustaine the same way I am sure he did snub some fans at one point but on a normal day the guy is probably great to the fans
@@bartsullivan4866 I've seen vids of Dave coming out before the show and handing out guitar picks to kids in the crowd. So, I don't think Dave is a dick at all...prob snubs some fans who have Metallica jokes at his expense
@defhoez449 that's what I meant everyone has bad days Slash was often drug and rude at times that doesn't mean he didn't love the fans. There human like everyone else.
@@defhoez449Metallica are bigger pricks than Dave. Especially Lars, I still don't forgive him for napster
My band got to open for QR last year at the Whisky A Go Go. It was absolutely fucking awesome. I'd gladly do the shit again
What’s the name of your band?
First tape I bought as a kid.🤘
This is really good
"Whasha mattawityou? beamaaan!"
🤣
I just finished the Iron Maiden documentary. Holy bananas. Those guys had a hell of a trip.
03:33
You can actually overhear Kiss playing _I Love It Loud_ when the bass player is “having issues” with the power.
i was friends with Kevin Dubrow. He was a great guy, funny down to earth and wasn't the "Look at me I'm a Rock Star" type. Yes he had some demons, we all did back then. If you would have told me back in 1982 when I was 17 that i would become friends with him I wouldn't have believed it. I miss the guy.
Bills my age and we grew up in the same area and that album was huge from where we're from you couldn't change the radio station without hearing it so how he doesn't remember it being that huge is odf
Bassist Chuck Wright played on 2 songs included in the Metal Health album.
I watched it after this segment, it’s a very good documentary
This narration is hilarious!
"High-end Hot Topic".... HAHAHAHAHA
I saw another commercial about the Metallica guitar program where the guys teach you to play guitar by learning their hits, & my first thought was "Man, I'd love to watch Burr trying this program on UA-cam!"
I don't know why, but I think it'd be great content.
When I was in the Air Force and stationed on Guam, Quiet Riot performed on base at the beach. It was 1989. I was excited to go, but then I heard it was Quiet Riot, but without any of the original members. I passed.
"This guy looks like a lobster fisherman." 😆
I mean as far as hitting the skins hard and precise and on timing and rhythm, John Bonham, Pert, and Frankie Banalli!!! My favorite drummer is Peter Chriss, but a different type of drummer obviously, Frankie Banalli is my personal second favorite drummer ever and he is actually like Peter the most underrated and underappreciated drummer ever!!! Rip 🙏 Frankie and Kevin!!!
'Looks like a Lobster Fisherman!". Bwhahahahaha!
They were my first concert in 1986.