I saw them in '92 @ The Purple Gator in N. Myrtle Beach, SC. They opened for Lynch Mob who was fronted by current Warrant singer Robert Mason then. I showed Robert the ticket stub about 3 years ago at a show and he just grinned and said, "Stinky Stanley .... damn I'm getting old".
They had great songs, they played their asses off, and the bizarre juxtaposition of Stanley and the rest of the band was mind blowing.. They were so heavy and good I feel lucky to have seen them a couple times. If you know anyone else who saw them you sort of have a kinship - knowing you saw something no one else will ever see - and L.S.D. live can't ever be thoroughly explained by someone who didn't see them.
I saw these guys at a club on the University of Illinois campus called Mabel's back in '88, when they were still a glam band. I saw them again at the same club maybe a year later.......and what a change!! Love this band to this day. Love Silent Majority, it is in my daily rotation on Spotify. Still own the t- shirt. Glad to have witnessed this band live. LS&D lives in!!!!
God bless you and thank you a million times for sharing this with us. One of my biggest concert regrets is not seeing this band live. This is excellent footage.
@@zaphodhead1 Yep. I was there... blew my mind too. No idea who LSD was before that night. We talked to Stanley a couple times.. both before and after we knew he was the singer. Super nice guy. You could smell him on stage from the crowd. Never broke character. George Lynch had a tough act to follow.
I love this band! I saw them in Los Angeles when the album first came out and I thought they were incredible! I remember after the show the singer just walked by and kept walking down the street, where he went , who knows. The album should have broke them big, it’s a shame we dropped the ball on them. If you can, go get their album. It really is fantastic.
I saw them play both and Stanley was always in the neighborhood where I worked on The Sunset Strip. Sometimes he fertilized our flowers.@@jeremyplumley9165
I was at that show! 👍🏻.. saw em 3x long beach, whiskey and the old scream where The Cathouse used to be.. amazing shows.. just not Stanley's stench.. lol
I worked a few shows with them after they recorded the album at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, OK. I see my late friend James Love in the video, he was Alex's guitar tech. Such an underrated band...
This band opened for the original Lynch Mob (George Lynch) back in the early 90s at Backstage in Houston. I thought Stanley was a homeless transient dude they found somewhere, and they were just going to boot his ass off the stage after his ukulele intro song. But to see that he was the actual lead singer was mind blowing, to say the least, and he truly was INCREDIBLE! That band kicked ass! I was an instant fan for sure!
@@dcarr70 I heard he had a rich dad and went to work for him. Is this one of those situations where there's a million rumors about him, but nobody knows for sure??
Could very well be the most underrated, underappreciated, Rock band of all-time, those who get...get it ! and those who don't...too bad !!!
Our band rehearsed right above them. We’d hear them working on these songs. Stanley would visit us. He was in full character at all times.
The Silent Majority...fucking killer album!
I saw them in '92 @ The Purple Gator in N. Myrtle Beach, SC.
They opened for Lynch Mob who was fronted by current Warrant singer Robert Mason then.
I showed Robert the ticket stub about 3 years ago at a show and he just grinned and said, "Stinky Stanley .... damn I'm getting old".
The greatest band of all time, obviously
They had great songs, they played their asses off, and the bizarre juxtaposition of Stanley and the rest of the band was mind blowing.. They were so heavy and good I feel lucky to have seen them a couple times. If you know anyone else who saw them you sort of have a kinship - knowing you saw something no one else will ever see - and L.S.D. live can't ever be thoroughly explained by someone who didn't see them.
I saw these guys at a club on the University of Illinois campus called Mabel's back in '88, when they were still a glam band. I saw them again at the same club maybe a year later.......and what a change!! Love this band to this day. Love Silent Majority, it is in my daily rotation on Spotify. Still own the t- shirt. Glad to have witnessed this band live. LS&D lives in!!!!
This is real Rock ! Unabridged, Unapologetic,what your parents hated,which is exactly what makes it all good.
God bless you and thank you a million times for sharing this with us. One of my biggest concert regrets is not seeing this band live. This is excellent footage.
Saw them at hammerjacks in Baltimore. Still in my top ten shows
@@zaphodhead1 Yep. I was there... blew my mind too. No idea who LSD was before that night. We talked to Stanley a couple times.. both before and after we knew he was the singer. Super nice guy. You could smell him on stage from the crowd. Never broke character. George Lynch had a tough act to follow.
I love this band! I saw them in Los Angeles when the album first came out and I thought they were incredible! I remember after the show the singer just walked by and kept walking down the street, where he went , who knows. The album should have broke them big, it’s a shame we dropped the ball on them. If you can, go get their album. It really is fantastic.
Where did you see them? Whiskey? ROXY?
I saw them play both and Stanley was always in the neighborhood where I worked on The Sunset Strip. Sometimes he fertilized our flowers.@@jeremyplumley9165
I was at that show! 👍🏻.. saw em 3x long beach, whiskey and the old scream where The Cathouse used to be.. amazing shows.. just not Stanley's stench.. lol
Would LOVE to see an in-depth rockumentary about this band! And where the hell are all the LSD tribute bands these days? LET'S GO GUYS!
I saw them in 1991 or 92 and had never heard of them before. I laughed so hard through the first three songs I almost got sick.
Gotta love those dance moves.
I worked a few shows with them after they recorded the album at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, OK. I see my late friend James Love in the video, he was Alex's guitar tech. Such an underrated band...
Great video! Saw them at the 9:30 and it was everything you'd expect.
This band opened for the original Lynch Mob (George Lynch) back in the early 90s at Backstage in Houston. I thought Stanley was a homeless transient dude they found somewhere, and they were just going to boot his ass off the stage after his ukulele intro song. But to see that he was the actual lead singer was mind blowing, to say the least, and he truly was INCREDIBLE! That band kicked ass! I was an instant fan for sure!
Sweet share man! Thanks
Man! i would had loved to see theme live!!!!! please do a reunion!!!!!!!!
Seen these guys live in Tampa Florida
The world wasn't ready for LSD.
What the hell, how did I miss this video...
What band ever is more fierce than this?
None.
Dude, I love Stanley.
he sells insurance now in the midwest.
@@dcarr70 I heard he had a rich dad and went to work for him. Is this one of those situations where there's a million rumors about him, but nobody knows for sure??
@@redriderbbgun8018 I honestly think it is. My former co-workers saw the band and thought they were great but they also figured Stanley was acting.
@@dcarr70 I think its been confirmed that Stanley was an act, and that he's "normal." But if he is selling insurance now, that would be hilarious. 😅
@@redriderbbgun8018 I agree! That would just be hilarious! Ha!
Best frontman ever!! Love you Stanley. ...
Reminds me of the guy who introduces the thunderdome in that ol mad max film
BadBrad sent me here
Tocan excelente
He’s like a cross between Neil Hamburger and Artie The Strongest Man in the World
Scott Wieland didn't have shit on Stanley when it comes to moves .
I seen u in aurora il. U know where
Backup Vox in Tank sound like Alice In Chains typical harmonies in 4ths. Or does AIC sound like LSD?
Stanley where are you?
I think they reason they didn’t go further is that they had too much hair metal remnants in their sound and the singer had a really weird voice.
School's for Fools! 🤘
How the fuck does this work somehow??
This singer used to be a total poser, then is suddenly a bum? I remember when they came out in LA. Something to look at, anyway.