Dokken wrote this song for “A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors”. My favorite Elm Street movie! The girl is Patricia Arquette who stars in the movie. By the way, it’s funny you did this reaction because today is actually the 40th anniversary of the original “A Nightmare on Elm Street”.
@@ctcanine I get it. The first old moment was when the DJ announced oldie from Def Leppard. Do you think the young whippersnappers would believe us if we told them our only phone was attached to the wall with a cord and didn't connect to the web because the web didn't exist. Then again, we were allowed to go anywhere without parental supervision and most parents said "be home by dark" while others didn't even care about that.
Cool thing was the Dokken video was an extra that came on after the end credits on the VHS version of Nightmare On Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors and was even added as a DVD/Bluray extra as well. Not many bands got that kind of treatment, but they did write the song specifically for the film and Robert Englund did participate in the video, so you know the studio was hoping it would help to promote the film via MTV and Much Music when it was released.
6 mainline Nightmare movies. Dream Warriors was the third movie. It focused on a bunch of kids at a hospital with sleep disorders and they were the "Dream Warriors".
It's cool that you're rockin' with Dokken! "Into the Fire", "Breaking the Chains", "Paris is Burning"... They're one of the few consistently good Pop Metal bands from that era, and George Lynch is an awesome guitarist.
That's an excellent lineup of Dokken songs. I have listened to a lot of their stuff over the decades. Way back when I was in college, we opened for them at a local sports bar club. Was fun to hang out with them. They put on a pretty good show. Have also seen them on a few bigger stages. Always great to see them. Been a fan of George Lynch for a long time.
The little girl says "Freddy's home..." It's definitely weird that you had a crush on Freddy especially given his backstory. "Dream Warriors" is the fan favorite of the series. This video came out around the time that MTV was in its rise to popularity, and they actually played music videos! I'm pretty sure it was the first of its kind!
In 1989, Dokken broke up. Don Dokken went solo, Guitarist George Lynch formed Lynch Mob and Bassist Jeff Pilson, switching to lead vocals and guitar, formed Flesh & Blood. Dokken would reunite in 1993. Of the acts formed during the breakup, I think Lynch Mob was the best.
Another awesome 80's era metal song written for the 'Nightmare on Elm Street" series is the song "Love Kills" by the Vinnie Vincent Invasion...the band that would one day become Slaughter.
I grew up with my mom playing 80s hair metal nonstop back in the late 2000s, and that’s what got me into playing guitar. Guys like Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Mick Mars, and George Lynch became my absolute heroes. They really nailed what 80s Hair Metal Shred was all about.
The blonde is Patricia Arquette. She is probably best known for her tv series "Medium." She stars in my second favorite film "True Romance" written by Quintin Tarantino and directed by Tony Scott (Top Gun). For those who are curious "Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn" is #1. Her brother is David Arquette (Deputy Dewy in Scream and husband of Courtney Cox.)
Love this! Great movie, too. I saw it in theaters back in the day. This video was ALL over MTV when the movie released. I just wish the video was for sale on iTunes. Also, since you're into the "Horror" genre, I'm going to suggest a movie for you: "Dee Snyder's Strangeland". It actually has a connection to the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, as Robert Englund (Freddie Kruger himself) is in it as a supporting character. Dee Snyder is the main villain, though. The movie is loosely based on the "Horror Terria" song(s) on Twisted Sister's "Stay Hungry" album.
I’m glad people are still discovering Dokken. Nightmare on Elm Street 3 had the music video on the DVD and that’s how I discovered Dokken. I was like these guys sound cool, and it turns out they had 6 epic albums released between 1983-1990. George Lynch was a badass guitarist and Don Dokken was the quintessential 80s melodic metal singer. Great band easily in the top 5 best 80s metal/hard rock bands.
Patricia Arquette and I were born on the same day and year on April 8th, 1968. I also rented a car (Budget) to George Lynch guitarist from Dokken, and his band Lynch Mob. Him and Don Dokken are always feuding. And one more thing, I drove Wes Craven the creator of Nightmare on Elm Street, from LAX to his home on the top of Hollywood Hills, working for a limo service company. He let me go inside his house to put the heavy luggage inside. He showed me the window view of Hollywood down below. He also told me Steve McQueen formerly owned the house.
ANOES 3 Dream warriors is top 2 of the series for me! Glad you enjoyed! If you do film reactions also, would love to see you react to any of those you haven't seen or don't remember! Great Raven cosplay too! And considering her supernatural/demonic background, appropriate!😊
Dokken was a really big group back in the 80s, I saw them live a few times. They have got a bunch of really good official videos you should watch that are all produced in the 80s... you'll like all of them. I would suggest the official video for It's not Love next. This song was made specifically for the movie. They are called Dokken because the lead singer's name is Don Dokken
The story of George Lynch blasting rails off Freddy’s razors in the trailer is SO 80’s. He was so ripped on coke he wasn’t able to slam through the wall in that solo scene. The decade of decadence…
Ahh man took my comment right outta my mouth lol I heard that too must have been epic to do this video and the SNOW BLADE must have been epic as well 80s really kicked ass
I was 14 or 15 when the first NoES came out. It was a scary as hell movie to us back then. We talked about it in school and it kept us awake at night lol. Robert Englund did such a great job as Freddy. Can you believe he is 77 years old now. This song and the 3rd movie came out when I was 18 and met my future wife in 1987. ❤🖤
That guitar is named Mr. Scary. George Lynch also has a solo song called "Mr. Scary" featuring some scary playing! It was from the album "Back for the Attack" in 1987 which is closed by the song, "Dream Warriors".
Funny story, George Lynch was pretty hammered on the day of this video shoot and it was suposed to be a really simple thing for him to bust through the wall during his solo but it took him more than 1 try.
Dokken are often pidgeonholed as an 80's 'hair band'... but they were one of the best of that era and they proved in the 90's and beyond that they were capable of evolving beyond their 80's sound on criminally overlooked albums. Both Don Dokken (vocals) and George Lynch (guitars) had been playing in the L.A. scene since the 70's before Van Halen got signed and became stars by 1978... Don & George did not get along but George Lynch was a stellar guitar player and Don recognized his talents... By the early 80's, Dokken ventured to Europe w/ Mick Brown (drums) and Juan Croucier (bass) hoping to secure a record deal. They finally got the finances to record their debut album 'Breaking the chains' released in 1983... Juan Croucier left Dokken to join the band Ratt and Jeff Pilson (bass) replaced him. It was Dokken's 2nd album 'Tooth and Nail' that achieved platinum success w/ hits on MTV - 'Just got lucky'... and the ballad 'Alone again'... Dokken used the glam rock image to their advantage and score more platinum records - 'Under lock and key' in 1985... and 'Back for the attack' in 1987... followed by the stellar live album 'Beast from the East' in 1988. However by 1987, the antagonism between Don Dokken and George Lynch was so bad that the 2 had to record in studios located in separate states... In 1988, Dokken was on the 'Monsters of Rock' tour and Metallica played before them and left them w/ no crowd (The press joked that Metallica sold the most merch on the bill and Dokken sold the most hot dogs during their set) A furious Don Dokken announced that the band was over and Dokken split in 1989... Don Dokken had to release the album 'Up from the ashes' in 1990 as a solo album because he couldn't use the band name Dokken. In 1994, Dokken reunited for the '95 album 'Dysfunctional' and still sold decently in the 90's grunge era... However, guitarist George Lynch insisted on making Dokken's 1997 album 'Shadowlife' a grunge rock album... George Lynch was fired in 1998 after the album flopped commercially... Dokken continued to record and tour for albums like 'Erase the slate'... 'Long way home' ... 'Hell to pay'... but bassist Jeff Pilson was fired in the 2000's (Jeff Pilson joined the classic rock band Foreigner on bass) and drummer Mick Brown recently retired citing health issues. Don Dokken and George Lynch finally reconciled and performed together often, even w/ Dokken's current guitarist Jon Levin.
Dream Warriors" is a song by American band Dokken, that was written by members George Lynch & Jeff Pilson for the movie A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Time to do a Nightmare on elm Street marathon! Do it on the channel! This is from part 3: the dream warriors, and the blonde girl is a young Patricia Arquette.
The first two Dokken discs were so good. Prototypical ‘80s metal. A million Ed Sheerans will never compare. BTW you have good pitch and a nice singing voice.
They had another song in Nightmare 3 called "Into the Fire." It plays when Kristin turns the radio on to keep from falling asleep. When they released the film on home video, they didn't have the licensing rights to it, so they changed it to a song from another New Line film, Quiet Cool. This was fixed for dvd later on. Don Dokken and George Lynch kind of always hated each other, which is why the bassist (Jeff Pilson) is walking down that hallway with Don. Don kept Dokken going with different members, George formed his own band and did solo stuff, Mick (the drummer) played with both groups and did side projects with artists like Ted Nugent and Jeff had his own band called War and Peace and also became Ronnie James Dio's bassist for a long time and also plays with Foreigner.
Sure people have already mentioned this was from the soundtrack of the third film. Dokken got Freddy and Alice Cooper got Jason. He's back (the man behind the mask) was Alices contribution to Friday 13th part 6.
Dokken was my favorite band in the 80's. They were good enough to go on the Monsters of Rock tour with Metallica, Van Halen, and others, they were actually billed higher than Metallica believe it or not. George Lynch was one of the greatest guitar players of all time IMO. They have a lot of great songs, my favorite if Alone Again, with another amazing vocal performance. I'm sure other will give you a larger list of their songs to react to.
I see them live in 1986 in first part Of Accept (With Udo). At this moment don't know who is George Lynch. Was really near of them. Instantly become a fan.
Don Dokken's heavy metal voice was so kickass back then, he could actually repel Freddy Kreuger and send him out of the realm of nightmares. It's true. If they made a music video about it, then it has to be true.
You definitely need to listen to some more Dokken I mean, this band had all the aura and the vibe of the 1980s. This band is loaded with such big hit songs. I mean in the early 80s their earlier material. It’s just hit after hit after hit. I mean, they just wrote such bangers and George Lynch, the guitar player beast. The dude is an absolute monster guitar player. I think you should check out breaking the chains next by Dokken.
There is 7 movies in total , not counting the remake and freddy vs jason......this is from the 3rd movie called dream warriors , like the song title lol 😊😊😊
You should do the goo Goo Dolls song that was in Freddy's Dead! Another similar video with Freddy! A great song, too. "Im awake now" ..way before they blew up
1984 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 1985 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge 1987 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors 1988 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master 1989 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child 1991 - Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare 1994 - Wes Craven's New Nightmare 2003 - Freddy vs. Jason 2010 - A Nightmare on Elm Street
Cool Ray, you found the song that’s on the soundtrack for Nightmare On Elm Street 3 : The Dream Warriors. And maybe tonight Maybe tonight you’ll be gone 😳😰😴 lol
Okay, so I am ultimate badass - I fear nothing... except Freddy when I was child. So it is hilarious for me that you got crush on him. Even now 25 years later when I am working on cemetery I am not scared, I can watch every horror movie except Nightmare on Elm Street. You should totally rewatch entire series. Each installment is unique and there is more than 4 parts. 1st is the original and the scariest. 2nd is very underrated but nowadays it's getting more recognition. 3rd is titular Dream Warriors and is considered the best or equal to the first one. 4th is great also. People are hehe sleeping on this installment. And here is interesting note - This movie has awesome soundtrack and you should totally react to the song from this - it is Dramarama - Anything. Very good song. Would love to see you listen to it. 5th is when NOES is going downward spiral. It is mediocre. 6th is even worse than 5th 7th is mentioned by you New Nightmare which is return to series glorious days. Then Freddy vs Jason and remake but we don't speak about remake. Now when I heard your story about horrors it would be absolutely awesome to see you reacting to movies. Maybe new channel heh? 😅 Funny Trivia - Dokken members even did cocaine snorting it from Freddy's glove while doing this music video. Anyway good song. Always love you Ray, Ray.
When I was growing up in the 80s, Nightmare on Elm St 3 and Friday the 13th part 6 was my favourites and possibly ruined the VCR (80s tech before DVDs) tapes they were on. I'm was that little weird kid that was bullied mercilessly in elementary (I'm fine with it and made peace with it) You know how kids have their invisible friends? Let's just say Freddy Krugger and Jason Voorhees were my invisible friends back then and they had to get along while with me. LoL 😂
The original Dokken was an awesome band and it is wrong for some to lump them in with 80s hair bands. They had some damn good albums. Do Into the Fire from the same soundtrack, they really bring it, George Lynch is sick on lead guitar and Don Dokken always was excellent on vocals, song writing and as frontman.. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶🔥
Want a band that will blow your mind? Check out Body Count, Ice T's band. A good first song would be Bum Rush. They are releasing a new album in a few days as well.
The franchise includes Nightmare on elm Street Nightmare on elm Street 2 Freddys Revenge Nightmare on elm Street 3 Dream Warriors Nightmare on elm Street 4. The Dream Master Nightmare on elm Street 5 The Dream Master Freddys Dead The Final Nightmare Wes Cravens New Nightmare Freddy vs Jason Nightmare on elm Street remake 2010
Have consider maybe watching a Friday the 13TH Music video by Alice Cooper called " HE'S BACK THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK " since you like Freddy Kruger Dream Warriors video.
Dokken wrote this song for “A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors”. My favorite Elm Street movie! The girl is Patricia Arquette who stars in the movie. By the way, it’s funny you did this reaction because today is actually the 40th anniversary of the original “A Nightmare on Elm Street”.
Elm street 3 is the best ✌️
Absolutely love Dokken. My favorite song is another dream-based, "In My Dreams." A must listen.
Yeah, I was always a big fan…. And it makes me feel old now.😊
@@ctcanine I get it. The first old moment was when the DJ announced oldie from Def Leppard. Do you think the young whippersnappers would believe us if we told them our only phone was attached to the wall with a cord and didn't connect to the web because the web didn't exist. Then again, we were allowed to go anywhere without parental supervision and most parents said "be home by dark" while others didn't even care about that.
@ yep…… I was in high school and this came out
@@childlessdoggentleman746I was “online” in the 80’s as a teen, BBS’s, was how I was exposed to things that led me into security.
Best song by Dokken and they kick ass
Cool thing was the Dokken video was an extra that came on after the end credits on the VHS version of Nightmare On Elm Street 3 Dream Warriors and was even added as a DVD/Bluray extra as well. Not many bands got that kind of treatment, but they did write the song specifically for the film and Robert Englund did participate in the video, so you know the studio was hoping it would help to promote the film via MTV and Much Music when it was released.
I always loved Dokken. My favorite band growing up. They have so many fantastic songs.
Never thought I’d ever see someone react to Dokken’s Dream Warriors. 😂
6 mainline Nightmare movies. Dream Warriors was the third movie. It focused on a bunch of kids at a hospital with sleep disorders and they were the "Dream Warriors".
There are actually 7 ... 8 if you include Freddy Vs Jason.
1-5, Final nightmare and New nightmare.
It's cool that you're rockin' with Dokken! "Into the Fire", "Breaking the Chains", "Paris is Burning"... They're one of the few consistently good Pop Metal bands from that era, and George Lynch is an awesome guitarist.
That's an excellent lineup of Dokken songs. I have listened to a lot of their stuff over the decades. Way back when I was in college, we opened for them at a local sports bar club. Was fun to hang out with them. They put on a pretty good show. Have also seen them on a few bigger stages. Always great to see them. Been a fan of George Lynch for a long time.
The little girl says "Freddy's home..." It's definitely weird that you had a crush on Freddy especially given his backstory. "Dream Warriors" is the fan favorite of the series. This video came out around the time that MTV was in its rise to popularity, and they actually played music videos! I'm pretty sure it was the first of its kind!
Ahhhhhh one of my favourite songs everrr, love it Rach!!! ❤
In 1989, Dokken broke up. Don Dokken went solo, Guitarist George Lynch formed Lynch Mob and Bassist Jeff Pilson, switching to lead vocals and guitar, formed Flesh & Blood. Dokken would reunite in 1993. Of the acts formed during the breakup, I think Lynch Mob was the best.
Another awesome 80's era metal song written for the 'Nightmare on Elm Street" series is the song "Love Kills" by the Vinnie Vincent Invasion...the band that would one day become Slaughter.
and BRING YOUR DAUGHTER TO THE SLAUGHTER by Bruce Dickinson!
This song has one of my absolute favourite transitions into solo ever
Such an iconic time in music and film.
The mighty George Lynch!! I think I was in 7th grade. So much fun back then 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for another excellent reaction. Love your ‘weird’ 😍very awesome. I’d forgotten Patricia Arquette was in the video
Loved these movies. I was 15 when I watched this in the theaters. 80s were awesome.
I grew up with my mom playing 80s hair metal nonstop back in the late 2000s, and that’s what got me into playing guitar. Guys like Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Mick Mars, and George Lynch became my absolute heroes. They really nailed what 80s Hair Metal Shred was all about.
I was a big Dokken fan in the 80's as a teen, or more accurately a big George Lynch fan in the 80's.
Yes, this is from the 3rd movie. Bruce Dickenson (Iron Maiden) appears & sings in the 5th movie.
Dokken has plenty of hits to choose from.
The blonde is Patricia Arquette. She is probably best known for her tv series "Medium." She stars in my second favorite film "True Romance" written by Quintin Tarantino and directed by Tony Scott (Top Gun). For those who are curious "Evil Dead 2: Dead by Dawn" is #1. Her brother is David Arquette (Deputy Dewy in Scream and husband of Courtney Cox.)
Love this! Great movie, too. I saw it in theaters back in the day. This video was ALL over MTV when the movie released. I just wish the video was for sale on iTunes.
Also, since you're into the "Horror" genre, I'm going to suggest a movie for you: "Dee Snyder's Strangeland". It actually has a connection to the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, as Robert Englund (Freddie Kruger himself) is in it as a supporting character. Dee Snyder is the main villain, though.
The movie is loosely based on the "Horror Terria" song(s) on Twisted Sister's "Stay Hungry" album.
I’m glad people are still discovering Dokken.
Nightmare on Elm Street 3 had the music video on the DVD and that’s how I discovered Dokken. I was like these guys sound cool, and it turns out they had 6 epic albums released between 1983-1990. George Lynch was a badass guitarist and Don Dokken was the quintessential 80s melodic metal singer. Great band easily in the top 5 best 80s metal/hard rock bands.
Patricia Arquette and I were born on the same day and year on April 8th, 1968. I also rented a car (Budget) to George Lynch guitarist from Dokken, and his band Lynch Mob. Him and Don Dokken are always feuding. And one more thing, I drove Wes Craven the creator of Nightmare on Elm Street, from LAX to his home on the top of Hollywood Hills, working for a limo service company. He let me go inside his house to put the heavy luggage inside. He showed me the window view of Hollywood down below. He also told me Steve McQueen formerly owned the house.
This collab fucking great!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘
ANOES 3 Dream warriors is top 2 of the series for me! Glad you enjoyed! If you do film reactions also, would love to see you react to any of those you haven't seen or don't remember! Great Raven cosplay too! And considering her supernatural/demonic background, appropriate!😊
Dokken was a really big group back in the 80s, I saw them live a few times. They have got a bunch of really good official videos you should watch that are all produced in the 80s... you'll like all of them.
I would suggest the official video for It's not Love next.
This song was made specifically for the movie.
They are called Dokken because the lead singer's name is Don Dokken
The guitarist George Lynch is the reason I started playing guitar way back then. And he makes and sells those skull and bones guitars still!
OH, and btw... you... and your outfit... and the floppy ears... ADORABLE!!!
The story of George Lynch blasting rails off Freddy’s razors in the trailer is SO 80’s. He was so ripped on coke he wasn’t able to slam through the wall in that solo scene.
The decade of decadence…
Ahh man took my comment right outta my mouth lol I heard that too must have been epic to do this video and the SNOW BLADE must have been epic as well 80s really kicked ass
@ I mean, I do kinda wonder how embellished that story is, then again I remember the stupid shit I did then.
I was 14 or 15 when the first NoES came out. It was a scary as hell movie to us back then. We talked about it in school and it kept us awake at night lol. Robert Englund did such a great job as Freddy. Can you believe he is 77 years old now. This song and the 3rd movie came out when I was 18 and met my future wife in 1987. ❤🖤
I met Robert Englund (Freddy Kruger) at a Horror Convention once. I was blasting this in my car as I was pulling into the Convention parking lot.
I Really Love The Piggy Hat/Headdress not sure what to call it!! But it is Awesome and so are you by the way!! Keep Up the Great Work!!!!
That guitar is named Mr. Scary. George Lynch also has a solo song called "Mr. Scary" featuring some scary playing! It was from the album "Back for the Attack" in 1987 which is closed by the song, "Dream Warriors".
I used to watch this music video constantly as a kid
This is from Nightmare on elm Street 3 Dream Warriors, the best one ever starring Patricia Arquette
Funny story, George Lynch was pretty hammered on the day of this video shoot and it was suposed to be a really simple thing for him to bust through the wall during his solo but it took him more than 1 try.
Such a great song and flick
Dokken are often pidgeonholed as an 80's 'hair band'... but they were one of the best of that era and they proved in the 90's and beyond that they were capable of evolving beyond their 80's sound on criminally overlooked albums.
Both Don Dokken (vocals) and George Lynch (guitars) had been playing in the L.A. scene since the 70's before Van Halen got signed and became stars by 1978... Don & George did not get along but George Lynch was a stellar guitar player and Don recognized his talents... By the early 80's, Dokken ventured to Europe w/ Mick Brown (drums) and Juan Croucier (bass) hoping to secure a record deal. They finally got the finances to record their debut album 'Breaking the chains' released in 1983... Juan Croucier left Dokken to join the band Ratt and Jeff Pilson (bass) replaced him. It was Dokken's 2nd album 'Tooth and Nail' that achieved platinum success w/ hits on MTV - 'Just got lucky'... and the ballad 'Alone again'...
Dokken used the glam rock image to their advantage and score more platinum records - 'Under lock and key' in 1985... and 'Back for the attack' in 1987... followed by the stellar live album 'Beast from the East' in 1988.
However by 1987, the antagonism between Don Dokken and George Lynch was so bad that the 2 had to record in studios located in separate states... In 1988, Dokken was on the 'Monsters of Rock' tour and Metallica played before them and left them w/ no crowd (The press joked that Metallica sold the most merch on the bill and Dokken sold the most hot dogs during their set) A furious Don Dokken announced that the band was over and Dokken split in 1989... Don Dokken had to release the album 'Up from the ashes' in 1990 as a solo album because he couldn't use the band name Dokken.
In 1994, Dokken reunited for the '95 album 'Dysfunctional' and still sold decently in the 90's grunge era... However, guitarist George Lynch insisted on making Dokken's 1997 album 'Shadowlife' a grunge rock album... George Lynch was fired in 1998 after the album flopped commercially... Dokken continued to record and tour for albums like 'Erase the slate'... 'Long way home' ... 'Hell to pay'... but bassist Jeff Pilson was fired in the 2000's (Jeff Pilson joined the classic rock band Foreigner on bass) and drummer Mick Brown recently retired citing health issues.
Don Dokken and George Lynch finally reconciled and performed together often, even w/ Dokken's current guitarist Jon Levin.
The guitarist for Dokken was George Lynch who was basically considered one of the top five guitarist in the world at the time
On the kiss of death album there is a track called MR scary an instrumental 😀
That Guitar is named MR. SCARY!
Dream Warriors" is a song by American band Dokken, that was written by members George Lynch & Jeff Pilson for the movie A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Now you have to do "Nightmare On My Street" by Fresh Prince (Will Smith) and Jazzy Jeff!
Time to do a Nightmare on elm Street marathon! Do it on the channel! This is from part 3: the dream warriors, and the blonde girl is a young Patricia Arquette.
Well, the 3rd movie is titled Dream Warriors. Dokken wrote this song for the film.
This was the theme song for the 3rd nightmare on elm street film
The first two Dokken discs were so good. Prototypical ‘80s metal. A million Ed Sheerans will never compare. BTW you have good pitch and a nice singing voice.
They had another song in Nightmare 3 called "Into the Fire." It plays when Kristin turns the radio on to keep from falling asleep. When they released the film on home video, they didn't have the licensing rights to it, so they changed it to a song from another New Line film, Quiet Cool. This was fixed for dvd later on. Don Dokken and George Lynch kind of always hated each other, which is why the bassist (Jeff Pilson) is walking down that hallway with Don. Don kept Dokken going with different members, George formed his own band and did solo stuff, Mick (the drummer) played with both groups and did side projects with artists like Ted Nugent and Jeff had his own band called War and Peace and also became Ronnie James Dio's bassist for a long time and also plays with Foreigner.
Sure people have already mentioned this was from the soundtrack of the third film.
Dokken got Freddy and Alice Cooper got Jason. He's back (the man behind the mask) was Alices contribution to Friday 13th part 6.
Oh that's not what you wear everyday 😂! Love the Halloween vibes!
Uhh, of course it's Freddie Krueger! Have you never saw Nightmare on Elm Street 3: The Dream Warriors? The blonde chick is one of the main actresses.
Dokken’s first 4 albums are amazing!
You're right, that is a weird crush.
Not a horror movie fan but I loved nightmare on elm street and Dokkens one of my favorite 80s bands
Great Song. Other great ones by Dokken you can react to are Burning Like A Flame, Heaven Sent and Alone Again
Beautiful, now you have to do Alice Coopers Man Behind the Mask. Its from Friday the 13th with Jason.
Dokken was my favorite band in the 80's. They were good enough to go on the Monsters of Rock tour with Metallica, Van Halen, and others, they were actually billed higher than Metallica believe it or not. George Lynch was one of the greatest guitar players of all time IMO. They have a lot of great songs, my favorite if Alone Again, with another amazing vocal performance. I'm sure other will give you a larger list of their songs to react to.
I see them live in 1986 in first part Of Accept (With Udo). At this moment don't know who is George Lynch. Was really near of them. Instantly become a fan.
Don Dokken's heavy metal voice was so kickass back then, he could actually repel Freddy Kreuger and send him out of the realm of nightmares. It's true. If they made a music video about it, then it has to be true.
You definitely need to listen to some more Dokken I mean, this band had all the aura and the vibe of the 1980s. This band is loaded with such big hit songs. I mean in the early 80s their earlier material. It’s just hit after hit after hit. I mean, they just wrote such bangers and George Lynch, the guitar player beast. The dude is an absolute monster guitar player. I think you should check out breaking the chains next by Dokken.
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There is 7 movies in total , not counting the remake and freddy vs jason......this is from the 3rd movie called dream warriors , like the song title lol 😊😊😊
You should do the goo Goo Dolls song that was in Freddy's Dead! Another similar video with Freddy! A great song, too. "Im awake now"
..way before they blew up
1984 - A Nightmare on Elm Street
1985 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge
1987 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
1988 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
1989 - A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
1991 - Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare
1994 - Wes Craven's New Nightmare
2003 - Freddy vs. Jason
2010 - A Nightmare on Elm Street
You - Charles Aznavour (cover by Arpi Alto)
Cool Ray, you found the song that’s on the soundtrack for Nightmare On Elm Street 3 : The Dream Warriors.
And maybe tonight
Maybe tonight you’ll be gone 😳😰😴 lol
Cool song for the best Nightmare movie!
Now do Vinnie Vincent Invasion - Love Kills, which was the theme song/video for nightmare on elm st. 4
"Freddie's home"
I love Patricia in Nightmare 3❤👍
I love you!
Dokken 1987 sound track NIGHTMARE dream warriors
She said " Freddy's Home"!
It’s that movie. The 3rd film.
There is also the team-up in "Freddy vs. Jason."
Patricia Arequette? I forgot which one. Rocken with Dokken.
Never sleep again.
Maximum the Hormone (Feat. Atarashii Gakko) - Shimi
Okay, so I am ultimate badass - I fear nothing... except Freddy when I was child. So it is hilarious for me that you got crush on him. Even now 25 years later when I am working on cemetery I am not scared, I can watch every horror movie except Nightmare on Elm Street. You should totally rewatch entire series. Each installment is unique and there is more than 4 parts.
1st is the original and the scariest.
2nd is very underrated but nowadays it's getting more recognition.
3rd is titular Dream Warriors and is considered the best or equal to the first one.
4th is great also. People are hehe sleeping on this installment. And here is interesting note - This movie has awesome soundtrack and you should totally react to the song from this - it is Dramarama - Anything. Very good song. Would love to see you listen to it.
5th is when NOES is going downward spiral. It is mediocre.
6th is even worse than 5th
7th is mentioned by you New Nightmare which is return to series glorious days.
Then Freddy vs Jason and remake but we don't speak about remake.
Now when I heard your story about horrors it would be absolutely awesome to see you reacting to movies. Maybe new channel heh? 😅
Funny Trivia - Dokken members even did cocaine snorting it from Freddy's glove while doing this music video. Anyway good song. Always love you Ray, Ray.
Favorite band keep ROKKEN WITH DOKKEN
When I was growing up in the 80s, Nightmare on Elm St 3 and Friday the 13th part 6 was my favourites and possibly ruined the VCR (80s tech before DVDs) tapes they were on.
I'm was that little weird kid that was bullied mercilessly in elementary (I'm fine with it and made peace with it)
You know how kids have their invisible friends? Let's just say Freddy Krugger and Jason Voorhees were my invisible friends back then and they had to get along while with me. LoL 😂
Since you like classic horror, you should check Alice Cooper's He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)
You can be scary. But like the pig head. You are so fun.
The original Dokken was an awesome band and it is wrong for some to lump them in with 80s hair bands. They had some damn good albums. Do Into the Fire from the same soundtrack, they really bring it, George Lynch is sick on lead guitar and Don Dokken always was excellent on vocals, song writing and as frontman.. Enjoy! 🔥🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶🔥
Breaking the Chains or Night Rider, I recommend 😊
Want a band that will blow your mind? Check out Body Count, Ice T's band. A good first song would be Bum Rush. They are releasing a new album in a few days as well.
Love Raven but my favorite heroine is Kitty Pryde aka Shadowcat of the X-Men.
Can you please react to Closest Thing to Heaven by Tears For Fears, music video reaction please ❤❤❤
Nightmare on Elm Street 3 (Dream Warriors)
Holy crapper she looks like Jacks "daughter" in J Reacher 2......
Silver-Woods of Ypres
Greta doom metal band with great lyrics
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The franchise includes
Nightmare on elm Street
Nightmare on elm Street 2 Freddys Revenge
Nightmare on elm Street 3 Dream Warriors
Nightmare on elm Street 4. The Dream Master
Nightmare on elm Street 5 The Dream Master
Freddys Dead The Final Nightmare
Wes Cravens New Nightmare
Freddy vs Jason
Nightmare on elm Street remake 2010
George Lynch was the shit back in the day.. total ripper..
Mr. Scary!
Have consider maybe watching a Friday the 13TH Music video by Alice Cooper called " HE'S BACK THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK " since you like Freddy Kruger Dream Warriors video.
I hope that you can react to "Alone Again".
Do reaction to Tony Knight Muzik “Can’t Escape”
They were all snorting coke off Freddys glove.....they were high as F doing this video.
A7x god hate us live at rock am ring
it's Patricia Arquette so yeah