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Maybe I missed something but why Dwezeel Zappa seems so relevant? he was huge? I really dont remember him being so successful or influential, but maybe I am wrong...I am asking because I saw him giving opinions in so many documentaries

Paul didn't have long hair. That should tell you something right and then about him not being as passionate as the other guys when playing...l🤣🤣

43:00 nuno still blows my mind,only guitarist besides Ed who gives me chills! To this day!

2:05 what is wrong with some people these days. I wonder what they would think if they knew who they are...crazy world. Crazy people.

I love this episode because of nails theme song i want this theme song as my own

1:55 them playing "Here's to the Losers" which would only be released in 2023 on the album Six! 🤯🤯 Genius!!

Static show

My favorite show

I remember Garys mom's porch

Dexter's Laboratory Season ?? and Episode ??

When, around 1991, I saw a polka-dot guitar in the Krezi Train music video flying over a railroad track, and it had such an arrow-shaped head, I thought, this is super. Then, of course, I listened to Black Sabbath and knew that it was an Ozzy Osbourne clip. Тhen I listened to a lot of rock bands and Motley Crue and Bon Jovi and Cinderella and Skid Row and KISS. All these groups were banned from listening to in the USSR. But we listened to them despite the ban. There was a list of banned rock bands, about 40 groups were banned, including AC/DS and KISS and Motley Crue and Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne and others. Only after 1988 it was possible to listen to these groups. Rendy RHOADS amazing guitar player 🎸 ,

The blizzard of ozz band incredible this band fired on all cylinders thanks for fucking it up sharon you greedy c..t

Hearing Dee as a kid is what made me want to play guitar

@nunobettancourt te amoooo quiero conocerte

Te amo nuno❤❤❤❤

Much credit needs to be given to Bob and Lee. they never got the credit they deserved.

Lee Kerslake was a huge influence on my drumming from his early days in Uriah Heep.

They was bob daisleys lyrics not ozzys

2:03 FUCK YOU!!!! NUNO is a real hero and for the better. They are blasting 30 tones for second and there it comes, that ugly dude who hates himself, honking his horn. 2 very different ways of using sound.

I have seen some of the best bands and artists live, Extreme is top 3, I saw them in a half filled Gainsville auditorium 3rd row and they threw everything and the kitchen sink into their performance. the drummer Paul Geary was playing a small drumset but he rocked it! Bass player rocked, Nuno was amazing and blew my mind with his virtuosity but it was Gary that was on fire, he moved like a man on fire. He rapped, danced and moved all over the place. Excellent live band.

Wow "other side of the rainbow" 1m40 👍

back when I used to work corporate, my business' headquarters was based out of Boston. My boss at the time would tease me for being a mega-fan. Years later, I'm singing full time for a living in a cover band in Omaha, NE. Been told since my teens I looked like Nuno. I always thought I bore resemblance to Gary, if anything. Regardless, this was a great watch, I'm a huge fan and I'm thrilled this latest release kicks so much ass

You got this from Dailymotion, didn't you? I know. I've seen this part.

the real blizzard ,1980 shows glasgow,taunton,chelmsford are by far the best shows the world will ever hear....the magic those guys did was unreal..not to dismiss the later stuff without lee and bob .1982 milwaukee ,kalamazoo,minnesota ,chicago and montreal(kbfh) all amazing .the reason i think is how randy was always improving his guitar skills.i always wonder why in the early days randy improvised so many different versions of the crazy train intro but as time went on the tribute version became the go to.the raw emotion in randys stuff from the begining of the tour will keep me alive and hungry to always get better sat the guitar so i can replicate it (probably poorly)but god dam it the world needs to hear what that what those maniacs were creating musically!!!!!!!!!

When you add up everything that sharon did …even then …you cant understanding how evil that coniving kunt trulymism…she is flat out a cold hearted biatch who wld fk you over in a ny second.

Te amo Nuno pra sempre amor da minha vida

They're working on Here's To The Losers about 2 minutes into the video!

"Here's To The Losers" at 1:40 mark I see.

42:47 you can see that lead in lick right before the tapping part is the same open string concept as the Rise solo (0-7-12 across the bottom 4 strings).

Always Paul Geary

Steven Tyler looked drunk😂😂😂

I'm slightly confused here. Paul Geary is talking about the old days on the film here........but why is he not in the band any more???

Man, this doc is all over the place. I like that it says Bumblefoot is the "fromer " lead guitarist of G n R.

What rock band has four original guys in their 50s with (apparently) full heads of hair and not fat? That's pretty impressive tbh.

these guys are like magnets...they done other projects but aaaaalways get back together because thats what works

Love NUNO BETTENCOURT,kind of new to remembering all the great Extreme music

0:17

Amazing. Amazing career. But man, Steven Tyler here... Thank you Extreme for the great music!

Nuno should’ve found a better band Gary is zzzzz always was.

I am convinced that if Lee and Bob were still in the band on March 19th, 1982, they never would have let RR get on that plane.

Wowww! Andy, this is a great collection you've here! 👍💓🔥🎸

What song in 01.45 minute

There’s a samurai jack on dexter’s bookshelf

My favorite band. They’re all fantastic including Kevin that I appreciated in Nuno’s Dramagods.

Lee Kerslake yelped out shocked, and had to be recorralled by Eddie, after some old friend off mic came up and hits Lee playfully? LoL! “Ayeeouch, my gut!” “We’re live on air now, give us a second.” Lee was rambling a mile a minute over excitedly mimicking voices loudly with his harsh accent to the point of being unintelligible, bless his heart Lee credited Daisley with naming the band, even though Ozzy was pictured with Sabbath as far back as 1978 wearing a Blizzard of Oz T shirt?…🙈

This is an awesome documentary

Thank you guys.. we love you

This is probably my favorite interview in history. Lee was so frickn cool.

Became one of my favorites fresh out of the CD case. Extreme belongs in the RnR HOF!

Extreme is the best band that ever existed! Not even a lie!!!🎉❤