No one is greater than Buck Dharma. He could lead any group. I just saw them 3 weeks ago and they played, played and played. Bloom is the master, Buck can shred like no other
I met Buck many times and he has always been real cool! I even sang karaoke with Buck in the lounge. I sang Born to be wild and Buck gave a high 5 after my performance.
KIX is Sooooooooooooooooooooo underappreciated. The Best live act . You are welcome Brett Michaels for you "Entire" stage show. KIX played a gig in LA back in the 80's where Michaels' attended a KIX show and literally stole Steve's entire show as well as KIXs' show. Don't take my word for it, look it up.
You rock, Buck! Your band wrote some incredible songs, and on the road, from 1976 to 1978, you pioneered the absolute best live shows using your incredibly expensive lasers that sent everyone home with temporary blindness!!! Sandy should have sent those lasers on the road with Romeo Void, back in the 80's. Rest in Peace, Sandy. Thanks do much for the music, Buck!
I just bought the set the other day and it arrived in the mail today. I haven't played any of it yet, but I'm interested to see how the remaster of the albums went, I think they remastered all of the albums for this box set.
I met BOC three times, the second time got their autographs on my Agents of fortune LP, still have it. Buck, bring BOC back to SW Florida we would love to have you here again in either Fort Myers or Cape Coral, we want you back
A time for metal, a time for rock, a time for lyricism, a time for the epic, and a time for a rendezvous of all of those things. Thanks boys, for all your effort and energy. True artists. True rockers.
BOC Secret Treaties: One of the greatest LPs of all time! I wish Buck and Eric would consider doing it end-to-end live. Richie can sing the Bouchard Bros songs - and yes I'm dead serious.
When I was looking for more full episodes it did pop up that you can purchase an entire season or I believe $14.99. It's too bad that VH1 Classic had to be renamed to MTV classic and that Metal Show was canceled. I love the show and watched it faithfully.
I consider him one of the '75%' best. He is an amazing player, but some drawbacks like ..often slightly out of tune in live settings. Buck Dharma I would put at '95% best', very rarely out of tune or out of time, sings, and has some of the most amazing solos if you know which songs to listen to.
If you liked the way Jake was playing here.... you would be absolutely amazed at what fine renderings guitar center has on any given weekend .... You must check it out!
11:32 That Black and Blue tour show in Detroit was very memorable, it was on my birthday, everyone and their sister were getting high, we shot down to the front row when the warm up band was on which was a local band called Adrenalin, we got to slap hands with Dio a couple times.
Buck is one of the best in rock history. Loves Jimi..great singer. We agree on a helluva a lot. Coolest intelligent nice guy. I consider him a friend known him since 78 I've seen BOC 50xs and hang out when possible and get into great conversations. Thee Best
That metal show still remains as the best show ever in the history of vh1 and vh1 classic. I feel bad that metal show on vh1 classic got canceled. Good luck that metal show and bring it back.
"From New York City. The Amazing Blue Oyster Cult." They may not be amazing every night,but they never suck! I've seen them so many times and always a great show.👍👍🤘👍👍🇺🇲
I saw Kix at the Bayou in DC. Awesome. Bought Midnight Dynamite album. The opening act, Rumble Street, was phenomenol too. Shout out to Bruce Katsu from Rumble Street, incredible guitar player.
So the hosts and Kix are blown away by Jake E Lee...and Buck Dharma is like mildly interested and thinking about what he could do with it. The privilege of 50 years of expertise! :-)
On my god! I saw blue oyster cult in Sprinfied Va at Jaxx club. It was fantastic!! Darma was totally staring at me the whole time I felt like he was one of the best players I've ever seen
I've never heard anyone call BOC stoner rock. Some probably do, idk it's a bastardized term. I think they are their own genre. Just the eclectic sound, brilliant songwriting and influences it's impossible to put them in a genre. You can only speak in descriptions. Perhaps something like occult acid rock with prog and goth elements. Still does not quite suffice. Thats what makes them so cool and legendary. Everybody has their own definition of BÖC.
I would have to agree; BÖC isn't really "metal". They have some cool psychedelic stuff mixed in with unique rock, it's definitely like nothing I've heard before.
And their manager coined the phrase HEAVY METAL. they are metal it's just not in every song. Imagine that, a band that has multiple singers and multiple styles. It's called talent.
Pink Zeppelin Cult I would say it's not 80's metal it's pre NBWOHM metal. Hard rock with a dark edge. To me thats what defined true metal from crap like poison and Bon Jovi. Metal has an inherent darkness to it, and thats one of its defining characteristic. BOC with songs about drug deals going bad, MC clubs, "my heart is black and my lips are cold" come on that's metal. But agree BOC are early era and are influenced by all kinds of music. The psyche era definitely impacting the sound but this is part of what makes them so cool. And the music is ripe with humor and ingenious lyric writing seen in very few bands, thanks to all the outside people who helped make this group what it was to become. Folks like Metzer, Pearlman. Smith, Moorcock and the list goes on.
The man himself said they’re not really a “metal band.” They truly pre-date what most would recognize as “metal.” Listen to some of their old stuff and they’re definitely an East Coast product of the San Francisco scene. They were the quintessential “hard rock” band and are frequently critically described as “blues rock.” This is not to say BoC lacks metal elements or metal songs, but they are both proto-metal and beyond metal. They’re a “rock-and-roll” band.
About Eddie Trunk's Rant . . . he is wrong. There are other genres of music that got their names from the way they looked or by their fashion eg. Glam Bands, Glitter Bands.
CDs are way superior to any MP3 downloads! CDs have a signal to noise ratio of over 105 db on average. Suoer audio CDs have a dynamic range of over 120 dB! Long live CDs!!!
I love these guys, I loved this show, and I usually can handle some of their insight, although Eddie's opinions lately sound more like an old man who doesn't get it as opposed to the industry insider that he is. Great example that all 3 of them agreed on- when talking about the comeback of vinyl, they all 3 shook their heads with a resounding NO, vinyl is NOT coming back. Well...... guess what guys, vinyl is pretty strong right now. is it "back" as it was previously? Of course not, but yep, it made quite the comeback and at least here in the Midwest it shows no signs of slowing down. The last few record shows I've been to have been packed like that were back in the late 80's into the early 90's. For instance, my band put out our latest recording last year, and for the first time in over 25 years I've been consistently asked Dif and when we are releasing it on vinyl. pretty cool. It's here to stay for a while again.
I don't think Black Sabbath were even heavy metal in the 70s, they became heavy metal later with Ronnie James Dio, really Judas Priest is the first real heavy metal band I think.
We decided after to many Rock Concerts Guero Choco and Me to name it Heavy Metal due to the guitar strings then we told everyone in California instead of saying we going to a Rock Concert we going to a Heavy Metal Concert then everyone started defining the difference from Rock to Heavy Metal that was in South Gate California the old great days!
I know technology has made some industries better, but not music. If illegal downloading wasn't so prevalent , it would be ok. but not only is the "packaged product" dying, but now music is stolen like crazy!!! the internet has totally fucked music
Illegal down loading really only fucks the record labels who have been fucking bands for ever.Touring is where the artists make money.And if you are a new band that actually has something to offer,then your fine.There is only 7 notes in music..so trying to come up with new riffs and licks is pretty much useless...that's what killed rock.
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No one is greater than Buck Dharma. He could lead any group. I just saw them 3 weeks ago and they played, played and played. Bloom is the master, Buck can shred like no other
I couldn't agree more.
Both are severely under-appreciated guitarists.
Don is my favorite. The End
Thank you for uploading this
I'm seeing them again next year, outdoor show..
Please bring this show back! Eddie said he’d do it, and I’m sure the other guys would be up for it
I met Buck in Austin in the parking lot of the old Armadillo; 1980; I still have his autograph .
Met Buck a couple times. A real class act. Nice guy.
His Autograph?! Wow. You've gotta be the most important guy EVER.
I met Buck many times and he has always been real cool! I even sang karaoke with Buck in the lounge. I sang Born to be wild and Buck gave a high 5 after my performance.
@@43Aquaman I am -- It says "Don't fear the Reaper // Buck Dharma "
@@WileECoyotey I'm floored.
Kix is one of the best hard rock bands of ALL TIME
KIX is Sooooooooooooooooooooo underappreciated. The Best live act . You are welcome Brett Michaels for you "Entire" stage show. KIX played a gig in LA back in the 80's where Michaels' attended a KIX show and literally stole Steve's entire show as well as KIXs' show. Don't take my word for it, look it up.
i miss this fing show. Im 22 and this is what id watch with my dad growing up
Isn't it crazy that it doesn't even seem that long so?
BOC and Kix are both criminally underrated bands
You rock, Buck! Your band wrote some incredible songs, and on the road, from 1976 to 1978, you pioneered the absolute best live shows using your incredibly expensive lasers that sent everyone home with temporary blindness!!! Sandy should have sent those lasers on the road with Romeo Void, back in the 80's. Rest in Peace, Sandy. Thanks do much for the music, Buck!
I still buy cds. In fact, because of this episode, I got that BOC box for Christmas.
I just bought the set the other day and it arrived in the mail today. I haven't played any of it yet, but I'm interested to see how the remaster of the albums went, I think they remastered all of the albums for this box set.
Did you notice Jake E lee throw the BOC tribute lick "stairway to the stars" right before the first break after Buck interview.
I noticed that as well. :-)
Fuckin amazing song
I missed it, but I'll rewatch. Good observation!
Yeah, but it wasn't played very well.
@@sunjester8254 but it was played! Giving props to one of the greatest groups, which is very cool. BOC typically overlooked by most
I met BOC three times, the second time got their autographs on my Agents of fortune LP, still have it. Buck, bring BOC back to SW Florida we would love to have you here again in either Fort Myers or Cape Coral, we want you back
“It’s all hype, vinyl isn’t making a comeback....” Famous last words. Vinyl is here to stay!🎧
Yes it is! I collect both vinyl and cds. I like having a physical product!
Vinyl outsold CD’s in 2022, 41 million to 33 million.
@@misterspikex Both of those numbers are absolute abysmal though.
Streaming is here to stay.
Eddie has been wrong a lot but wow he hasn't been more wrong. Fool. Hahaha
@@stephenmystery8313real music lovers don't stream
A time for metal, a time for rock, a time for lyricism, a time for the epic, and a time for a rendezvous of all of those things. Thanks boys, for all your effort and energy. True artists. True rockers.
BOC Secret Treaties: One of the greatest LPs of all time! I wish Buck and Eric would consider doing it end-to-end live. Richie can sing the Bouchard Bros songs - and yes I'm dead serious.
ST has some great songs but a lot of filler.
Richie is a talent, but his lead vocals do not really fit. He's best composing, playing instruments and providing background vocals.
Geez... I can't believe I watched this episode live when it was released and that was , like, 8 years ago!
That Metal Show was a great hang!
Rock on!😎
Buck is so cool
My first concert was Kix in 1984, lots of fun.
Never thought I'd see That Metal Show again..thanks man
thanks tiger for the upload. this is the only full episode I could find...and the only one I've ever seen. very cool.
I've never seen this show until now I would love to be able to see all the other full episodes.
When I was looking for more full episodes it did pop up that you can purchase an entire season or I believe $14.99. It's too bad that VH1 Classic had to be renamed to MTV classic and that Metal Show was canceled. I love the show and watched it faithfully.
Jake e Lee is very underrated. He's always kicked Major ass
mike nicholson He's considered one of the best and not underrated
I consider him one of the '75%' best. He is an amazing player, but some drawbacks like ..often slightly out of tune in live settings. Buck Dharma I would put at '95% best', very rarely out of tune or out of time, sings, and has some of the most amazing solos if you know which songs to listen to.
not good enough for Ozzy though
Miss this show.....
2023 and still buying & listening to CDs!
If you liked the way Jake was playing here.... you would be absolutely amazed at what fine renderings guitar center has on any given weekend .... You must check it out!
Yeah that first lick he played was like "Uh...what????" LOL!
I saw BOC with Rush back in the 80's. Stellar show.
BOC September 1976 at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. Fantastic!!! City was on flames...with Rock and Roll....
Damn I miss That Metal Show!!
It's now 2022 Vinyl and Cassette tapes are back CDs are still around.
Since VH1 Classic is dead... Please upload more of these. Can't see them anywhere else now.
7:10 is when Buck gets there.
Boy, were they wrong about vinyl! lol.
11:32 That Black and Blue tour show in Detroit was very memorable, it was on my birthday, everyone and their sister were getting high, we shot down to the front row when the warm up band was on which was a local band called Adrenalin, we got to slap hands with Dio a couple times.
Buck is one of the best in rock history. Loves Jimi..great singer. We agree on a helluva a lot. Coolest intelligent nice guy. I consider him a friend known him since 78 I've seen BOC 50xs and hang out when possible and get into great conversations. Thee Best
Dancing Crab killed me. Classic Steve.
Thank you 4 uploading this. I've been waiting 8 years for this. It's dated now, but anyway. Would be cool tho 2 see the season/epidode in the title.
That metal show still remains as the best show ever in the history of vh1 and vh1 classic. I feel bad that metal show on vh1 classic got canceled. Good luck that metal show and bring it back.
"From New York City. The Amazing Blue Oyster Cult."
They may not be amazing every night,but they never suck! I've seen them so many times and always a great show.👍👍🤘👍👍🇺🇲
On Your Feet or on Your Knees for The Amazing Blue Oyster Cult.
I listen to Eddie 5 days a week on volume 106 on Sirius radio
We more more full episodes
I saw Kix at the Bayou in DC. Awesome. Bought Midnight Dynamite album. The opening act, Rumble Street, was phenomenol too. Shout out to Bruce Katsu from Rumble Street, incredible guitar player.
How about that ey !!!
JAKE E. LEE playing thru a EVH amp and it sounds MONSTROUS!🤩👊👊
I saw the black and blue tour Saint Louis 1981.....one for the ages.
So the hosts and Kix are blown away by Jake E Lee...and Buck Dharma is like mildly interested and thinking about what he could do with it. The privilege of 50 years of expertise! :-)
Just picked up The Columbia years. The downloads are long gone.
I saw the black and blue tour in 81 in Hartford conn. Awesome show.
BOC and KIX both were house bands at hammerjacks back in the day
Still rocking after 45 years
Boy were they wrong vinyl is poppin in 2021
Dee Snider hosts a radio show dedicated to what he calls "Hair Bands" and seems quite proud about it.
Buck Dharma deserves an award for sitting next to KIX, and not screaming, "Who the fuck are these people? I'm in Blue Oyster Cult!"
RTHA300 Woah, Kix is royalty.
Hister333 I felt that was a horrible double bill as well. Those clowns shouldn't be sitting next to BOC
Buck Dharma is the real rockstar, he doesn't need to talk
Kix? Kix is a bland half ass cereal. ''Kid tested, mother approved.''
Fucking froot loops kick their ass.
On my god! I saw blue oyster cult in Sprinfied Va at Jaxx club. It was fantastic!! Darma was totally staring at me the whole time I felt like he was one of the best players I've ever seen
This show was awesome
Did anyone catch the name of the band Buck Dharma mention as his new favourite artist?
I think it was Foster the People who did the song Pumped up Kicks
LOVE THE SWORD TEE!!!
One word...legend
I've never heard anyone call BOC stoner rock. Some probably do, idk it's a bastardized term. I think they are their own genre. Just the eclectic sound, brilliant songwriting and influences it's impossible to put them in a genre. You can only speak in descriptions. Perhaps something like occult acid rock with prog and goth elements. Still does not quite suffice. Thats what makes them so cool and legendary. Everybody has their own definition of BÖC.
First album I ever bought with my own money was Staind Dysfunction. First song I learned to play on the Bass was Burn by The Cure
What I called Metals not just the guitars it's the Rifts and lyrics go together you plan a set of Rifts perfectly in your song that's Metal
BRING BACK THAT METAL SHOW!!!!! BBTMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would have to agree; BÖC isn't really "metal". They have some cool psychedelic stuff mixed in with unique rock, it's definitely like nothing I've heard before.
They are classic heavy metal
And their manager coined the phrase HEAVY METAL. they are metal it's just not in every song. Imagine that, a band that has multiple singers and multiple styles. It's called talent.
Pink Zeppelin Cult I would say it's not 80's metal it's pre NBWOHM metal. Hard rock with a dark edge. To me thats what defined true metal from crap like poison and Bon Jovi. Metal has an inherent darkness to it, and thats one of its defining characteristic. BOC with songs about drug deals going bad, MC clubs, "my heart is black and my lips are cold" come on that's metal. But agree BOC are early era and are influenced by all kinds of music. The psyche era definitely impacting the sound but this is part of what makes them so cool. And the music is ripe with humor and ingenious lyric writing seen in very few bands, thanks to all the outside people who helped make this group what it was to become. Folks like Metzer, Pearlman. Smith, Moorcock and the list goes on.
sir you are an idiot,
The man himself said they’re not really a “metal band.” They truly pre-date what most would recognize as “metal.” Listen to some of their old stuff and they’re definitely an East Coast product of the San Francisco scene. They were the quintessential “hard rock” band and are frequently critically described as “blues rock.” This is not to say BoC lacks metal elements or metal songs, but they are both proto-metal and beyond metal. They’re a “rock-and-roll” band.
We need more TMS!
Eddie Trunk saying vinyl is not making a comeback 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
OMG Poor Buck Dharma, no sleep and having to endure this.
I love my 80s hard rock \m/
Vinyl did make a huge comeback.
You see me now a veteran of a thousand psychic wars
About Eddie Trunk's Rant . . . he is wrong. There are other genres of music that got their names from the way they looked or by their fashion eg. Glam Bands, Glitter Bands.
The only reason I would pay for cable again
Hindsight is beautiful lol. Saying the “CDs” will still be around & vinyl isn’t making a comeback is hilarious lol
23:05 that look, that he may be a satanist!!! made my day! BOC had some great mystique!
That acoustic BOC album never came out right? Not that that's the best representation of them.
kix rocks
CDs are way superior to any MP3 downloads! CDs have a signal to noise ratio of over 105 db on average. Suoer audio CDs have a dynamic range of over 120 dB! Long live CDs!!!
I still buy CDs ....cassettes and lps too
Forsythe 💜
Buck Dharma = God among men
26:16 I might try that, I'm loud as hell when I sing too and I don't want to annoy anyone
Vinyl over CD!!!!!!!!!
It was mainly the Punks who referred to New Wave as Skinny Tie bands, also the Scorpions started in the mid 1960's not the 70's.
2022 this show would be a goldmine if someone wanted to invest!! Please
Buck Dharma \m/
"wounds are all I'm made of"
Jake E Lee is da man, right after Buck!!!!
I love these guys, I loved this show, and I usually can handle some of their insight, although Eddie's opinions lately sound more like an old man who doesn't get it as opposed to the industry insider that he is. Great example that all 3 of them agreed on- when talking about the comeback of vinyl, they all 3 shook their heads with a resounding NO, vinyl is NOT coming back. Well...... guess what guys, vinyl is pretty strong right now. is it "back" as it was previously? Of course not, but yep, it made quite the comeback and at least here in the Midwest it shows no signs of slowing down. The last few record shows I've been to have been packed like that were back in the late 80's into the early 90's. For instance, my band put out our latest recording last year, and for the first time in over 25 years I've been consistently asked Dif and when we are releasing it on vinyl. pretty cool. It's here to stay for a while again.
turns out they were wrong about the vynil "hype" vs. cds....
Buck Dharma is the Jeff Beck of Hard Rock! Fact!
There is only one man on this show surrounded by clowns.
The middle guy looks like Link from Rhett and Link with 60s British rock hair
I don't think Black Sabbath were even heavy metal in the 70s, they became heavy metal later with Ronnie James Dio, really Judas Priest is the first real heavy metal band I think.
FROM LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA.....ITS THAT METAL SHOW
Question: What is the origin of the term Heavy Metal?
We decided after to many Rock Concerts Guero Choco and Me to name it Heavy Metal due to the guitar strings then we told everyone in California instead of saying we going to a Rock Concert we going to a Heavy Metal Concert then everyone started defining the difference from Rock to Heavy Metal that was in South Gate California the old great days!
Internet search it. The term goes back to the sixties.
Black Country Birmingham England .
I know technology has made some industries better, but not music. If illegal downloading wasn't so prevalent , it would be ok. but not only is the "packaged product" dying, but now music is stolen like crazy!!! the internet has totally fucked music
Illegal down loading really only fucks the record labels who have been fucking bands for ever.Touring is where the artists make money.And if you are a new band that actually has something to offer,then your fine.There is only 7 notes in music..so trying to come up with new riffs and licks is pretty much useless...that's what killed rock.
H and C = dumb as fuck.
smh @ Eddie not knowing Matt played drums on that CD when Geddy told everyone and his Mother. Eddie slacks so bad....
Imaginos best boc album
Actually Vinyl is very popular.
Buck lays truth on them lol
BUCK!!🙂😋😀😛👿😈😊👍
Joe Satrianoi sounds even more brutal on skype
Why does Joe always look sick?
The Hack edition
CD is dead. Most people listen to music on the internet. I don't necessarily think that's a good thing.
HAIR!!! all the way!! hahahahaha!!