October 21, 1999. Sony Music Studios, New York, New York. Thank you so much, and God bless you a million times for posting this great and precious concert video. Every chapter of any band is so important and unique. I truly believe that concert videos, especially pro shot like this, are true historical documents and for way more reasons than what can be articulated here in the comments section. Randy was so great and talented yet so down to earth. I really hope Randy and the rest of our fallen muscians, military, police, fire, family, and friends know how grateful we are here to them and that we miss them. As much as so many of us missed Tommy at this point, Motley Crue looked and sounded so awesome with Randy and later with Samantha. And of course, it was so brutal with John Corabi on vocals way back in 94 to 97. Vince did so good too with his solo band in that 1992/1993 time period. That band Vince assembled was a real heavy and brutal five piece. Ok, I'm going to end this rant here. Sorry, I truly love and adore music, especially hard rock and heavy metal. This stuff got me through pure misery. One last thing. Nikki's bass guitar is really audible throughout this whole concert, and his playing is actually really good too. I have always believed Nikki Sixx is a better bass player than what people guve him credit for. Just don't tell Lars we are hearing the bass though, seriously.
Thank you for your awesome comment. One of the best here on this channel. God bless you as well! So happy to see you appreciate all phases of the Crüe! Randy was a special person for sure. Have you seen the documentary they did on him? It's really nice. All the best to you! I knew a girl who was at this show as well. It's the girl with colorful dreadlocks in the front row between Nikki and Vince.
So awesome to see Randy Catillo here (Although I do love Tommy Lee and happy he came back) 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I feel the same way bro 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
October 21, 1999. Sony Music Studios, New York, New York. Thank you so much, and God bless you a million times for posting this great and precious concert video. Every chapter of any band is so important and unique.
I truly believe that concert videos, especially pro shot like this, are true historical documents and for way more reasons than what can be articulated here in the comments section.
Randy was so great and talented yet so down to earth. I really hope Randy and the rest of our fallen muscians, military, police, fire, family, and friends know how grateful we are here to them and that we miss them.
As much as so many of us missed Tommy at this point, Motley Crue looked and sounded so awesome with Randy and later with Samantha. And of course, it was so brutal with John Corabi on vocals way back in 94 to 97.
Vince did so good too with his solo band in that 1992/1993 time period. That band Vince assembled was a real heavy and brutal five piece.
Ok, I'm going to end this rant here. Sorry, I truly love and adore music, especially hard rock and heavy metal. This stuff got me through pure misery.
One last thing. Nikki's bass guitar is really audible throughout this whole concert, and his playing is actually really good too. I have always believed Nikki Sixx is a better bass player than what people guve him credit for. Just don't tell Lars we are hearing the bass though, seriously.
Thank you for your awesome comment. One of the best here on this channel. God bless you as well! So happy to see you appreciate all phases of the Crüe! Randy was a special person for sure. Have you seen the documentary they did on him? It's really nice. All the best to you!
I knew a girl who was at this show as well. It's the girl with colorful dreadlocks in the front row between Nikki and Vince.