This is part 3 in my "Lords of Acid trilogy." So be sure to watch parts 1 and 2!! Thank you for watching!! Part 2, "Getting Wild With Lords of Acid in Minneapolis!!" ruclips.net/video/jO5PQX4TvG8/видео.html Part 1, "Concert Stories, Part 5" where I tell the Charlotte story!! ruclips.net/video/f1S29TMGoJ0/видео.html
Everything about this is epic! You killed it onstage & very well put together video!! Legends are not only defined by their studio musical output, but how they handle adversity & spontaneity which was on full display at the LA show. This entire tour was legendary imo. I saw them in Philly & was blown away and I've been to thousands of shows working in the business. The show was more relevant than most current acts. Praga & Oliver are pioneers and legends in music and are 2 of the most humble musicians I've ever met in my life. Every band member was super cool, down to earth, & professional. Much respect for everyone on this tour....including YOU! Great job!
Thank you!! You should watch my videos on seeing them in Charlotte and Minneapolis. The links are in the description and pinned as the top comment (for now)
Awesome video, this will be a night I will never forget. I hope to see Lords of Acid again. Thank you, Tony, for allowing me to be part of your of your adventure.
This is AMAZING! What an opportunity! You were great! I love that the Mortal Kombat machine was there. That theme song is still a favorite and played in our house on a regular! I was fortunate enough to see Lords of Acid in July 1995 in Columbus, Ohio in a venue with no AC. We had an amazingly fun sweaty time! Never danced more in my life!
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack watching the Minneapolis video now! Somehow I had a feeling you were going to say you were born in 95! Ha! My son was born in 99. He is a huge Mortal Kombat fan!
Oh lovely. Before that, I uploaded “Concert Stories, Part 5” where I tell the story of seeing them in Charlotte. Link is in the description and pinned in the comments. But I do think this may be the best one
This was pretty cool. I was able to play a song with one of the bands I used to cruise my small Iowa town loop listening to, back in the 90's and that was a crazy experience. Listening to them in high school in the 90's and then on stage with them, guitar in hand in 2019. The band was a little more standard rock and I've always been a bit more industrial oriented, but it was an amazing experience playing lead guitar on a song I used to see on MTV. I was also able to dedicate the song to my mom, who was present and right now, is in extremely poor health and I'm not sure how much more time is left. I'm thankful for that band to let me do that and for her to be able to see me play at that level, even if it was just once. I don't play much anymore unfortunately but I do hope maybe someday opportunity arises to do such a show again. Of course, we/I had some technical malfunctions that night as well but a few glitches cannot overshadow an experience like that. Nice work documenting your adventures. I enjoyed it and I'm a new subscriber now!
This is probably my favorite video on Lords of Acid you've done. You learn a bit about the band like you (viewers) were there, but getting it from the perspective of Tony. I also like how you talked about them overcoming any obstacles.
What an insanely cool experience! I only ever got into a couple Lords of Acid songs, but your past couple videos have convinced me to catch them live if they’re ever in my area (especially if you do a guest spot on it, lol). They seem like a great group of people.
Congratulations Killbot! I am loving these documentary, adventure style videos. You sounded awesome too, and the moment you walked up with that dress, makeup and hair, all i could think was Rozz Williams 🦇
What an absolute joy to watch. I’m so happy for you! I have been a LOA fan since their inception and would have loved to have gone to this show. I love love love it! 🖤
Back in 97' Oliver Adams and Lords of Acid alum, Luc Van Acker had a side project called SpinerGrinder and released an album called Meat and Greed, granted it's no Voodoo-U, Downward Spiral, or Psalm 69, but it had its share of bangers and is def worth seeking out.
This is so awesome. Im so sad i didnt go to that show since i am in Los Angeles, would have been wo cool to not only see lords of acid but you as well on stage no less
I was there that night in the last show of LOA in Los Angeles, CA 6-7-24. I was there on vacation going to Disney with the family, but that was my 2nd show this tour I first saw them on my hometown 5-2-24 in Texas. I been listening to LOA since mid 90's but never seen them live until this past tour. They were both great shows, it a was different without Gigi but still great...... I am hoping LOA comes again for another tour I regret not seeing them live before!!!!
I Remember meeting them about 17 years ago. I ended up going to a hotel room in Lincoln, NE and piercing TB Franks (Vloeberrg)nipples. I heard he passed and it saddened me greatly. I can say I introduced a LOT of people to LOA. Still use them when I dj sets from time to time.
10 minutes from my apartment. 10 minutes and 2 months from my apartment. sorry i missed it. what a great rock n roll story. awesome. don't let it be the last rock n roll story you live.
Love the opening and throughout this whole thing I wondered at my luck in finding you and/or us finding each other since I was anticipating all these with-it people younger than me. Well, as of right now you are about IT. I can see where all the unplanned insanity lost the opportunities to interview band members. That made way for the PLANNED insanity instead, of course. Also good to hear how you’re handling keeping whoevers business to themselves. Crashing at pads and the band bus as well was just GORGEOUS, I am all about a good sleep over (however paste tense that is these days) and the GLORY: Singing on stage in that marvellous dress and you wear it WELL too. In a G-STRING? I think I am relieved not to get that much “information” but I’m sure it would have looked great all the same. Not even Karaoke?! That’s a trip to find out. It’s an okay experience, btw. I’d often hoped to see people use a blow up dolls differently and so I have now seen, thank you. Also good to hear so much banter I would expect but so rarely encounter these days. The enthusiasm too, so nostalgic. And you look good in that dress! Woo-woo! All the cigarettes definitely feels like the 90s. Called a friend? Yay! I think I know who that was. ^_^ It is such a trip hearing about everything as it unfolds and then watching this now. Been so proud and trying to remember my catchphrase for you: Heart of Ferocity? I think I wrote that to someone years ago. It still rings true. Excellent presentation! (Also fun to see the Skinny Puppy shirts considering so much effort for their tour as well.)
Yeah, you got to see dolls battle and then you got to see them bounce like beach balls! Haha! While editing, I was just grinning ear to ear. It was kind of distracting trying to edit
I got to see em in 99' on the Dirty Little Secret tour at the Trocadero in Philly, Pa Praga Khan opened up the show with his solo project. Great show, good campy fun, lots of costume changes, whips, bondage garb, and dudes in gimp suits in cages.
I enjoyed the show( I thought it was a dumpster fire at the same time and I love that LOA said the show must go on) and the guest vocalists did great for the lack of time they had to practice. You performed like you do it for a living. I can't wait to see whats next for you. My friend was the chick who sang the rest of pu**y. I loved that Praga let her have the mic🖤
video suggestion: visit the museum of post punk and industrial music in chicago. ideally during one of their many events so you can interview martin atkins and hopefully some other members of pigface.
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack hes pretty easy to contact, i even had an email argument with him going on at one point. hes got quite the collection going on and has events atleast once a month.
This is part 3 in my "Lords of Acid trilogy." So be sure to watch parts 1 and 2!! Thank you for watching!!
Part 2, "Getting Wild With Lords of Acid in Minneapolis!!"
ruclips.net/video/jO5PQX4TvG8/видео.html
Part 1, "Concert Stories, Part 5" where I tell the Charlotte story!!
ruclips.net/video/f1S29TMGoJ0/видео.html
Wow! What an insane story. Super cool. You are a great story teller dude.
I cannot express how much I love every molecule of THIS!
It was an amazing experience and glad I got to see Tony perform.
Thank you, Angela :)
You know what they say Killbot, dress for the job you really want. 😁
Hahaha!! And I did
I'm sure your also very proud of yourself. What an amazing opportunity. 😊
Yes!
What an amazing opportunity. You did a great job.
👍
Thank you so much!
Everything about this is epic! You killed it onstage & very well put together video!! Legends are not only defined by their studio musical output, but how they handle adversity & spontaneity which was on full display at the LA show. This entire tour was legendary imo. I saw them in Philly & was blown away and I've been to thousands of shows working in the business. The show was more relevant than most current acts. Praga & Oliver are pioneers and legends in music and are 2 of the most humble musicians I've ever met in my life. Every band member was super cool, down to earth, & professional. Much respect for everyone on this tour....including YOU! Great job!
Thank you!! You should watch my videos on seeing them in Charlotte and Minneapolis. The links are in the description and pinned as the top comment (for now)
Awesome video, this will be a night I will never forget. I hope to see Lords of Acid again. Thank you, Tony, for allowing me to be part of your of your adventure.
Thank YOU!! And remember, “that was very naughty!“
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack LMAO 😜😜
This is awesome, man! I can feel the energy!
That was the goal!
Very cool!! I love bands that appreciate their fans.
Big time
This is AMAZING! What an opportunity!
You were great! I love that the Mortal Kombat machine was there. That theme song is still a favorite and played in our house on a regular!
I was fortunate enough to see Lords of Acid in July 1995 in Columbus, Ohio in a venue with no AC. We had an amazingly fun sweaty time! Never danced more in my life!
Oliver was excited about that, too! Be sure to see my video on them in Minneapolis if you haven’t… 95, year I was born
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack watching the Minneapolis video now! Somehow I had a feeling you were going to say you were born in 95! Ha! My son was born in 99. He is a huge Mortal Kombat fan!
Oh lovely. Before that, I uploaded “Concert Stories, Part 5” where I tell the story of seeing them in Charlotte. Link is in the description and pinned in the comments. But I do think this may be the best one
This was pretty cool. I was able to play a song with one of the bands I used to cruise my small Iowa town loop listening to, back in the 90's and that was a crazy experience. Listening to them in high school in the 90's and then on stage with them, guitar in hand in 2019. The band was a little more standard rock and I've always been a bit more industrial oriented, but it was an amazing experience playing lead guitar on a song I used to see on MTV. I was also able to dedicate the song to my mom, who was present and right now, is in extremely poor health and I'm not sure how much more time is left. I'm thankful for that band to let me do that and for her to be able to see me play at that level, even if it was just once. I don't play much anymore unfortunately but I do hope maybe someday opportunity arises to do such a show again. Of course, we/I had some technical malfunctions that night as well but a few glitches cannot overshadow an experience like that.
Nice work documenting your adventures. I enjoyed it and I'm a new subscriber now!
Being able to work with your heroes is definitely a wonderful thing. I hope things go well for your mother.. thank you for watching!!
One of the coolest 'I met the band' (and so much more) stories ever!
Right?? Definitely different from my other band encounters by a mile
I'm convinced that killbot is going to join Lords of Acid at this point😂😂😂
My answer is “yes” if they ask me. They know this!
Tony you manage to be badass, goofy and transition goals, congrats
Hahaha thank you
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack anytime
I don't know how I wound up on this video, but your experience, and documentation of it, kicked ass! Thanks for posting it.
Glad ya made it! Be sure to check out my other two Lords of Acid videos (links in description)
Dude that was so awesome! What an experience!
Absolutely!
This is probably my favorite video on Lords of Acid you've done. You learn a bit about the band like you (viewers) were there, but getting it from the perspective of Tony. I also like how you talked about them overcoming any obstacles.
Wonderful people
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack they really are
What an insanely cool experience! I only ever got into a couple Lords of Acid songs, but your past couple videos have convinced me to catch them live if they’re ever in my area (especially if you do a guest spot on it, lol). They seem like a great group of people.
Definitely see them live. One of the best live bands ever
Congratulations KillBot!
Thank you!!
Congratulations Killbot! I am loving these documentary, adventure style videos. You sounded awesome too, and the moment you walked up with that dress, makeup and hair, all i could think was Rozz Williams 🦇
I did visit Rozz while in LA, since you mentioned it
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack I remember. It was a cool surprise in the Skinny Puppy video. Rozz is a hero of mine.
Same
Amazing story, thanks for sharing
Absolutely !
YEAHH why does killbot sing so well😂😂🤘🤘
Thank you!!
What an absolute joy to watch. I’m so happy for you! I have been a LOA fan since their inception and would have loved to have gone to this show. I love love love it! 🖤
Thank you!! An old schooler :) If you like this, I did two other LOA videos for this tour. Links in the description.
Back in 97' Oliver Adams and Lords of Acid alum, Luc Van Acker had a side project called SpinerGrinder and released an album called Meat and Greed, granted it's no Voodoo-U, Downward Spiral, or Psalm 69, but it had its share of bangers and is def worth seeking out.
Luc Van Acker is great
What a story, awesome job! 😮
Gracias!
You killed it brother! Congrats! 🤘
Thank you so much!!
This is so awesome. Im so sad i didnt go to that show since i am in Los Angeles, would have been wo cool to not only see lords of acid but you as well on stage no less
It was also Trudy’s final performance. She died of lymphoma complications the other night. I’m heartbroken about it
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack I'm so sorry 😞. At least made some great memories together. RIP
We are all proud of you 🎤💚
Thank you much!
This is awesome, man!
You said it!
A great journey Killbot 🤘🏼🔥
Of a lifetime!
Seems like such a awesome environment to be in
It was! Amazing people
I was there that night in the last show of LOA in Los Angeles, CA 6-7-24. I was there on vacation going to Disney with the family, but that was my 2nd show this tour I first saw them on my hometown 5-2-24 in Texas. I been listening to LOA since mid 90's but never seen them live until this past tour. They were both great shows, it a was different without Gigi but still great...... I am hoping LOA comes again for another tour I regret not seeing them live before!!!!
Dude, that's so cool!
Damn right!
That’s fucking sweet dude
Aw yeah!
Dude you always have the best fucking stories. it was awesome how you just ran with the opportunity and owned every second of it.
Last thing I expected to happen that day
I Remember meeting them about 17 years ago. I ended up going to a hotel room in Lincoln, NE and piercing TB Franks (Vloeberrg)nipples. I heard he passed and it saddened me greatly. I can say I introduced a LOT of people to LOA. Still use them when I dj sets from time to time.
They played “Rough Sex” at goth night last night.. wow, must’ve been quite the night!
Clearly the highlights of your year
No question about it
10 minutes from my apartment. 10 minutes and 2 months from my apartment. sorry i missed it.
what a great rock n roll story. awesome. don't let it be the last rock n roll story you live.
Thank you! Will always love this band
Seems like I remember them touring with THRILL KILL KULT back in the day. Does anyone remember?
I saw TKK in April, that ruled. Adult was amazing, too
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack COOL!
I was going to. Still have my ticket stub. They had to cancel because Groovie got sick.
Aw crud
That had to be the best concert experience ever.
Topping it will be difficult
Love the opening and throughout this whole thing I wondered at my luck in finding you and/or us finding each other since I was anticipating all these with-it people younger than me. Well, as of right now you are about IT. I can see where all the unplanned insanity lost the opportunities to interview band members. That made way for the PLANNED insanity instead, of course. Also good to hear how you’re handling keeping whoevers business to themselves. Crashing at pads and the band bus as well was just GORGEOUS, I am all about a good sleep over (however paste tense that is these days) and the GLORY: Singing on stage in that marvellous dress and you wear it WELL too. In a G-STRING? I think I am relieved not to get that much “information” but I’m sure it would have looked great all the same. Not even Karaoke?! That’s a trip to find out. It’s an okay experience, btw. I’d often hoped to see people use a blow up dolls differently and so I have now seen, thank you. Also good to hear so much banter I would expect but so rarely encounter these days. The enthusiasm too, so nostalgic. And you look good in that dress! Woo-woo! All the cigarettes definitely feels like the 90s. Called a friend? Yay! I think I know who that was. ^_^ It is such a trip hearing about everything as it unfolds and then watching this now. Been so proud and trying to remember my catchphrase for you: Heart of Ferocity? I think I wrote that to someone years ago. It still rings true. Excellent presentation! (Also fun to see the Skinny Puppy shirts considering so much effort for their tour as well.)
Yeah, you got to see dolls battle and then you got to see them bounce like beach balls! Haha! While editing, I was just grinning ear to ear. It was kind of distracting trying to edit
Can’t wait to hear your singing again. Fuckin killed it
Thank you much!
Now if only I could sing for Mushroomhead! Kudos man!
This has been a sweet Saga
Absolutely
Hell fucking YES
The correct sentiment
If you leave shoes somewhere you will absolutely get back there 😁
I got to see em in 99' on the Dirty Little Secret tour at the Trocadero in Philly, Pa
Praga Khan opened up the show with his solo project. Great show, good campy fun, lots of costume changes, whips, bondage garb, and dudes in gimp suits in cages.
That must’ve been insane
I enjoyed the show( I thought it was a dumpster fire at the same time and I love that LOA said the show must go on) and the guest vocalists did great for the lack of time they had to practice. You performed like you do it for a living. I can't wait to see whats next for you.
My friend was the chick who sang the rest of pu**y. I loved that Praga let her have the mic🖤
Thank you!! And also I enjoyed the video clip you sent me
i dont think ive ever been so jealous of another living human.
Hahaha believe me, I’m still in disbelief
R.I.P. Trudy ❤
RIP indeed. Hope you’re doing good, Oliver! I miss ya! :)
Siiiiiiiiick
Aw yeah!
Congrats you sounded really good when you sang Maybe you should start filming covers of songs
Thank you! I could
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack can I tell you something cool
I got a new puppy!
I wish I could show you her she’s so cute and she seemed to like when i played her some carcass
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack her name is winne and she is a corgi
video suggestion: visit the museum of post punk and industrial music in chicago. ideally during one of their many events so you can interview martin atkins and hopefully some other members of pigface.
I would absolutely love to. I think he opened after my last visit to Chicago, which was December 2019
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack hes pretty easy to contact, i even had an email argument with him going on at one point. hes got quite the collection going on and has events atleast once a month.
👍👌👍🤩
Thank you, Oliver! :)
Has anyone tell you your singing suck? Because it is not! Ur great ❤❤❤ :33
Thank you so much!