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That's a misquote; what I said was, that by the time the album came out, it was a new lineup and I wasn't invited to the album release signing at Tower Records which kinda hurt. I wish we could correct that.

Great interview 🤘

Great stuff gentlemen, no one works harder than Ron. He still has the vocal chops like Michael Sweet.

I saw Keels Mark Ferrari play Proud to be loud" by Keel at Joe's Garage in ft worth tx and I told Mark my favorite Keel song was "No pain no gain" and he Holland it back to me.

I have always obsessed over compilation albums.. I remember the Metal Massacre albums!! What a great fun interview!!

3 great dudes! Loved it 🙂

Don't be afraid to hashtag #RikFox in the hashtags...😉

Speaking of David's Junkyard T-shirt; Snake and I worked together at a Hollywood lithograph printing company in the 90's and enjoyed it.

One data point that Steeler never had, was a tour, of any kind. I really wish that could be made a dream come true. Even a mini-tour...the fans have been requesting it for years...

Great interview 👍🏻 a Ron Keel interview is always a satisfying goulash of background information; meat and potatoes up front, and delicious vegetables in a savory gravy of details. It's always a pleasure, a privilege and honor to record and perform the Steeler legacy of material. Give Me Guitars or Give Me Death is the latest icing on the cake. Looking forward to the release of the new David Pear produced Steeler video in November. David and Jason, another home run interview, knocked it right outta the park! Good on ya. 🤘🌟👍🏻

Good stuff . Loved me some KEEL back in the day

Love his cover of Children of The Grave!

I noticed Dave wearing a Junkyard t-shirt and it reminded me of watching another podcast and this guy talking about the passing of original bassist Clay Anthony Jefferson. Basically how he turned his life around and became a limousine driver for the stars and then gets in a head on collision. R.I.P. Clay Anthony Jefferson.

Got tickets for Accept in Phoenix. I saw Accept in Sioux Falls several years ago and they blew us away!

I plan on seeing Stryper in Phoenix, great interview!

Pat Paradise Rock Stations dig this!

Help Wanted was big on the radio here in Corpus Christi also,I remember 95 radio station was top ten oriented station and on the weekly count down it was in the top ten here

Awesome as Always 🤘🤘

Texas Jam 1987. The first groups was called Farrenheit. Drove from Oklahoma that morning was on the front row until Boston and had to go sit down as I was warn out. They sprayed us with water and it felt so good until it got to your waste then it was like you where getting pissed on. Drove back 3 hours to Oklahoma after the show.

What a trip full circle man. Great interview. OG Stryper fan. So cool to hear Jason in the intro reference the "group of guys" that asked him to learn To Hell with The Devil. I was the drummer in ETA and we were so lucky to have Jason sing for us, he killed it. After all, he was already a legend in Watchtower in those days and our local metal hero, but it gave me the opportunity to get to know him. Nostalgic to listen to this podcast.

I used to see Riot in the late 70 s and early 80 also,they always kicked ass,one of my best friends niece was married to Jimmy Iomie and they came to his house to party in my little town Aransas Pass which is just a few miles from Corpus Christi.

Great interview!! I grew up in Pico Rivera and Whittier. So strange hearing him mention them!😆 I had no idea.

Always great interviews! Stryper/Loudness/TNT was one of my first concerts back in 87.

My mother bought me Stryper and Petra albums back in the day.. I remember really liking a few of those songs.. I'll have to go look again.. Man, that whole thing about losing so many people over saying to pray for Trump is an interesting society concept because the only reason he was shot at is because it was HIM that happened to be there.. He would have shot at Biden or Harris if they were there instead.. Then what would have been the response if he asked people to pray for them?? I stopped saying anything even slightly political on social media because.... sigh... too many reasons... (I'm glad he's okay because, though I would never vote for him, something like that is WAY too far... and have massive amounts of sympathy for the families and friends who lost lost ones in the incident)

Great talk!

I saw Michaels first show of the Boston tour here in Thunder Bay Ontario (June 2008) . A few videos of the Thunder Bay are floating around on RUclips including More Than A Feeling! Awesome chat fella's!

Michael's work with George Lynch's phenomenal

Okc was Riot, Frank Marino and Triumph. Fire down under tour

Great interview as Always by the Best. Waiting to see them next month. First heard them on Headbangers Ball with Dee Snider as the host. Soldiers under command video

I have seen DT twice in the last year in Parker. I brought my wife and kids to the last conert in August, they had an absolute great time. Dangerous Toys continue to put on a great concert, and the vocals are on point!

times have changed listing to the band jinger her vocals are really amazing. different.

Love it. As a singer, I loved hearing Michael and Jason talk about their skill. Bums me out these are uploaded in parts, but I get it. Keep up the good work.

Cool interview. Was surprised to hear Greg blame Jason Flom for the Badlands records being no longer in print because they would sell so well...and for no other reason floating around out there. This is different from what Jake E. Lee said on Eddie Trunk. JEL said the Badlands records aren't available because of the surviving families of the victims of Ray Gillens, who allegedly contracted the HIV-AIDS virus from him. I'm guessing they're both mostly right, but that Flom doesn't want Atlantic to get sued and mired in the negative press that the re-release would bring.

We rocked Narita and fire down under and restless breed all through high school 81-84 that shit rocked and everyone liked in where i come from. Midwest cornfields😂😂😂

I think his playing is so great I think his musicality is great plus he plays to the song he isn’t just worried about his solo his flash he’s so great so underrated. He’s a honest bluesy just pure rock n roll metal edge and hard hitting tone along sleazy and some classical undertones Tracii guns is one of my favorite players ever

I always thought that Jason had an underrated Rock voice with lots of power and range. He was like a cross between Axl Rose and Sebastian Bach ❤❤

Nice !!!!!!! Well done Guys....Jason you're a God 🤘🤘

dangerous toys band. was Jason the singer, forgot the song that went top.

I have Honky ... Corduroy on vinyl... good album.

What a fuckin' guy! What a great fuckin' voice!!

It's you...Driving me crazy...

The book about the indie scene is A Curious Mix of People by Greg Beets and Richard Whymark.

Great interview guys. Rick for what it's worth I saw the show on RUclips of you guys playing with that joint in New Jersey in the early 80s and I went out and bought you record from that era. Love it.

Billy kicks George's ass. Crash N Burn is one of the greatest metal guitar solos in existance. Up From The Ashes is as good or better than anything in classic Dokken's catalog. Nirvana sucks ballsack. Grunge sucks ballsack. The end.

Rick was great on those early albums. Old Riot was my favorite.

Riot Act is a super group and every member totally kicks ass!

Wait. That’s the singer from Dangerous Toys! I just realized! Damn I suck. Miss the Toys.

Found this by accident. Glad I did!

I was fortunate enough to see Riot on the Restless Breed Tour twice..Seen them at the Philadelphia Spectrum and the Allentown Fairgrounds in Pa..I was and still am a huge fan..The band was incredible and Rhett had a great stage presence..So good to hear Rick and wish the band success

Junkyard, is nothing without Chris and Clay ❤❤