Being a Love/Hate fan from back in the day it was fascinating to hear this in-depth with Jim/Jizzy, who I also saw with Ratt. For me, Jim/Jizzy's definitive creative legacy remains his work with Love/Hate; that's where we hear him being himself, rather than a journeyman stand-in for other vocalists. My takeaways here are several: I'm impressed with Jizzy's overall character; he comes across as a smart and honest guy who has struggled and suffered for his art, yet isn't bitter but the wiser. I recall very well the Hollywood sign crucifixion incident when it happened and watched it on TV. Hearing Jizzy's detailed account here is mindblowing, especially because of the danger involved; he could have been seriously injured or killed and I'm actually surprised that he wasn't. As for his post Love/Hate career, it is apparent that he is reliable and can be counted on to show up ready, willing and able to deliver the goods as a professional. This is obviously why he get the calls and gigs. I have a newfound respect and admiration for Jizzy after seeing this. Thank you Jason and Jizzy.
You're not joking. That first LH record was so underrated. Every song is killer. I have 8 track demos on casette someone gave me of them and they sound great too
I love guys like Jizzy who are talented AND professional. Having been in bands myself, the hardest thing to find is people who are easy to get along with and willing to work hard. I’m glad that he continues to have great success in the music business. Great interview, Jason!
Good interview. Learned some things about the LA scene I didn't know. Also, saw and met Jizzy when he played with Ratt. Nice guy, and a damn good show.
Love Ratt! Thanks Jizzy for taking over for vocals for Ratt for a time! God bless you and all the Ratt n rollers and savior JESUS keep us safe on flat earth always!
Jizzy is an original along with being a great talent. Jason never disappoints with the interesting people he interviews and I hope he can get Jizzy back again in the future.
Funny how the interweb works....4 years later and I'm watching this video in 2024. I've seen a few QR gigs with JP--Creaturesfest 2022 & MORC 2024--I've watched numerous vids on JPearlTV, read a bunch of his stories from his signed books (FB advertising does work on me, Uncle Jizzo). I really enjoyed this interview--learned lots about my fave Uncle. Experienced deja-vu watching the Hollywood sign "crucifixion." Saw L/H open for AC/DC @ Long Beach Arena back in the day and a headline gig somewhere in L.A. Just an overly long way of saying "thank you" from this Torontonian. Keep on rockin', Uncle Jizzo!
What a gentleman. I'm from Northern Ireland I loved love hates first two albums...then I got into rave and forgot my metal roots ...I have learnt so much from this interview, and I have so much to catch up on. This interview is just brilliant..thanks!!!
Thanks for sharing , enjoyed that. Great to see a full and detailed interview with king jizzy. Big fan of 'love/hate' , but I do love the fact that he is a journeyman. Jizzy had put out some great albums over the years . He is a survivor and I'm glad he is still out there doing his thing ! Thanks again. Good job
I was 12 year old in 92 the first time I heard Love/Hate - Why do you think they call it dope. I was hooked, begged my dad to buy the album for me, he did. I'm still a fan and will always be a fan! Love Jizzy and Love/Hate!!
Love/Hate was my favorite band in high school growing up in Orange County, California. I had all their CDs and Tshirts. Was ecstatic when I got to see them perform at Irvine Meadows Amphitheater. In my opinion Love/Hate and Bang Tango are 2 of the most underrated hard rock bands in history rhat should have been HUGE. But in a way I'm glad they are special and not mass pop appeal like GNR. England knows whatsup in that they dig Love/Hate more than Americans. Thank you for this epic interview. Jizzy is such a rad dude, so chill and honest. He has good vibes and positive energy ✨️
Awesome interview with one of my absolute favorite musicians! I have just about, to the best of my knowledge, everything he’s done. His solo albums are sadly overlooked by most! Thank you so much!
Jason, thank you so much for this! I know it’s a few years late, but I’ve been watching your show now for the last year. I’m really close to the Arcada Theater in St Charles IL. I was at the Pearcy show last fall also. Recently retired cop and our Deputy Chief of the department is a HUGE fan of yours. I didn’t think anyone older than me (51) could get me into anything i wasn’t aware of, but based on his recommendation, I learned of Wednesday 13 from your channel. Thank you for doing what you do. Love/Hate has always been in my top bands since way back in 1990. Awesome stuff!
Loved the whole interview. Saw Jizzy on that first Poison tour he mentioned. Corabi was in the band as well. Would love to see Crabby on here. Anyways keep up the great work Jason.
Love/Hate was one of my favorite bands back in the day...(I got to see them multiple times). This interview was very nostalgic... hearing Jizzy drop names like Faster (Pussycat) and JetBoy (listen to "Feel the Shake").
Both were my favorites back in the day. I was blown away getting to meet Sammy Yaffa at a Jetboy show, where they opened for Kix. He was a personal favorite of mine from back in his Hanoi Rocks days.
I loved that interview. I learned a lot as well. What a career! I still can’t get the Herve Villechaize story out of my mind. Definitely put a smile on my face ! Thanks!
Great interview. JP is one of my favorite singers. JP and Kory Clarke were two singers I tried to let everyone know about. I have 3 of Jizzy's solo records. Each is phenomenal.
Saw them live in Copenhagen 91, supporting Ozzy...........and man...........they kicked fucking ass. Jizzy`s live vocal was absolutely incredible, and they put on one hell of a show. I went straight out, and bought their first album....................30 years on............it`s as fresh, as the first time I heard it.
Loved this one as well. Saw Jizzy open for AC/DC and then Dio. Loved it! Then saw him w LA Guns and RATT...... and this is on me here being a purist, I was not a fan. Fast Forward to Oct 2020 and Quiet Riot are literally playing a pasture 3 miles from my house. Now, while I liked QR, I was never a huge fan. Well let me tell you, Jizzy fuckin nailed it! I hope he stays in QR and they can get back out to play ASAP. It was such a great time.
Great interview. Always liked Jizzy, being one of those in the UK that attended all of the Love/Hate tours in the 90s. I haven't attended all of the later tours (only a couple of shows in the last 20 years), but I won't miss him if and when he comes back.
Thank you JG and JP. *Love* L/H. In fact, I have Blackout in my truck right now. One fantastically produced and mixed album... excellent musicianship to boot!
Why did I not find this earlier? I can tell you why Love/Hate was big in the UK as can many of my friends. (Caution - this post may include reminiscence). Love/Hate rolled off the back of several ‘big’ bands, but with an edge and I truly believe that it hit myself and my friends at that ‘perfect moment’. It captured the branch between a splintering culture. There were some kids going one way and others going another. I’m not sure how Love/Hate popped up on the radar. Although I remember being at an operatic production and Hell California Population 4 occurring in conversation :D, yeah strange, but there were four of us and we were headed on stage. It might have started there. Spin on several months and Wasted in America came out in the UK. @Jizzy I’m almost certain you will not remember but we all ploughed down to the record shop in Nottingham where you and the band were doing a signing. Maybe you will remember us because we had an array of odd things to sign :D . Later that day, having already established through very polite (like too polite to appreciate given the circumstances) that you where ‘feeling it’, we watched you perform at ‘Rock City’ in Nottingham. It was just awesome, having just met you earlier that day and then being mere meters away from you. Totally flawless performance too. I remember it all. Something I will cherish. And if you are worried about how your rock and roll mislead the youth of c.90s, know that I’m a very responsible, pragmatic, successful and free thinking individual. All the better for having a little bit of being wasted 😉
One of the best gigs ive seen was love/hate at The Forum in Kentish Town, London. I think 91. As the grunge scene emerged in the UK and the glam metal scene became out dated Love/hate in the uk was not seen in the same way. If Lets Rumble had been marketed better that album would have sold better and been as big, at least in England.
Really enjoyed Jizzy’s honesty, especially about the tougher times. Also, when he talked about stepping in only to be ultimately replaced by the original singer, it reminded me about Johnny Edwards who recorded one Foreigner album. Think he’d be a good interview too. Cheers Jason.
Black Out and Why Do You Think were really catchy fun songs. That must have been crazy to put so much energy into the Hollywood container and then watch it all shift up to "Seattle."
Great insight into a true musicians working man. Appreciate that he helped maintain some important bands across his career in addition to his work with love hate, who were so underrated at the time.
My two favorite Jizzy Pearl Albums are of course Blackout L/H... 2nd favorite, which I think goes unknown to some people because it was a different band and had a very good popular singer way before Jizzy. If you haven't listened to L.A. Guns, Shrinking Violet, great vocals. 10/10
I love interviews like this. Everybody thinks that the glam scene was just Brett, Vince, Kevin, Bach.....When it also had Jizzy, Corabi, Finn, Taime, Monroe, and a ton of far more talented singers.
Wow! I was just thinking the other day whatever happened to Jizzy and this popped up - awesome! Yeah I was one of the weirdos who watched Jizzy's live stream on KingJizzo.com, this was like '98 or '99 and chatted with Jizzy a whole bunch, there was like a tight little group of us for a while. Glad to see he's doing ok.
I remember buying tickets to AC/DC with LOVE/HATE at the Tacoma Dome for the January 1991 show but Jizzy's band came off the tour at Long Beach and they were replaced on the bill with KING'S X. Great concert but I was a little disappointed to miss my favorite band. I did make it to the LOVE/HATE DIO show at the Paramount in Seattle and that was f*ckin' cool
I love this series. Just, please, optimize the loudness differences. One is a good level (yours), the other much quiter and I find myself volume riding all the time. Keep 'em coming! :-)
I love the first album of LOVE/HATE!!!! A lots of Energy and Attitude there * It would be great if the band (Jizzy) put all their videos with high quality Anyway, Best wishes in this times of pandémia!!!!
Saw Jizzy Pearl as the lead singer of Ratt in September 2001 the week of 9/11 in Houston. Some rap metal group was the opening band. I remember him saying “we’re gonna get those f*ckers!” John Corabi was the rhythm guitarist. I remember some fans singing “Uncle Jack” during the break.
I saw Jizzy Pearl in Wichita Kansas at a country bar big country bar that held about 3000 people called Incahoots he was singing for RATT and it was fantastic he did a better job than Stephen. He had such an Elvis Presley feel to his stage presence he really did the way he moved and everything he had a real Elvis Presley sort of thing to him anyway this was probably in 1997-98 somewhere in there
I’ll post a bio video soon, I did not play on a band in the 80s, I worked with many of these guys as creator & owner of a Vegas band called sin city sinners, I play bass in a punk band called sin city rejects
I think it was 1998 1999 or something but I saw jizzy sing for ratt at a club called Incahoots in Wichita Kansas he did a great job he kind of had to Elvis sort of thing about him John Corabi was also playing guitar next to warren
I mostly found hair metal abhorrent, yet there were always a few really good diamonds to latch on to and Love/Hate we’re one of them. Their singles were great but the albums are a great listening experience. #jizzypearl #lovehate #columbiarrcords
2 minutes in and I already know his real name is Jim. Cool. I always thought his stage name was goofy but I appreciate him giving the history of how and why. I only ever saw Love/Hate once - club show in 1990 supporting "Blackout..." album. Despite what he said the Dio "Lock Up the Wolves" tour was not "huge" maybe some of the venues he saw were huge to him since it was his 1st tour of the country but really that tour and album was a disappointment from a commercial sales perspective. The AC/DC tour Love/Hate were on was HUGE. They played an 18,000 seat venue in my hometown for that but an AC/DC audience was not going to accept and go out and buy a Love/Hate a.bum. Most AC/DC opening acts in the 80's struggled to have an impact on the sales charts for the most part. Yngwie and Loudness were two other support acts that came through my city on an AC/DC tour.
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen this is a long interview you did with him, longer than some of the others I watched on your channel (& to be fair I didn't finish it.) I imagine you're probably getting requests from people to "waste some time" One guy I'd love to see, if anybody can get him to talk, is Chris Queensryche DeGarmo.
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Being a Love/Hate fan from back in the day it was fascinating to hear this in-depth with Jim/Jizzy, who I also saw with Ratt. For me, Jim/Jizzy's definitive creative legacy remains his work with Love/Hate; that's where we hear him being himself, rather than a journeyman stand-in for other vocalists. My takeaways here are several: I'm impressed with Jizzy's overall character; he comes across as a smart and honest guy who has struggled and suffered for his art, yet isn't bitter but the wiser. I recall very well the Hollywood sign crucifixion incident when it happened and watched it on TV. Hearing Jizzy's detailed account here is mindblowing, especially because of the danger involved; he could have been seriously injured or killed and I'm actually surprised that he wasn't. As for his post Love/Hate career, it is apparent that he is reliable and can be counted on to show up ready, willing and able to deliver the goods as a professional. This is obviously why he get the calls and gigs. I have a newfound respect and admiration for Jizzy after seeing this. Thank you Jason and Jizzy.
The two first Love/Hate records are just amazing, two of my faves in the genre.
You're not joking. That first LH record was so underrated. Every song is killer. I have 8 track demos on casette someone gave me of them and they sound great too
@@corissimo Jon E Love is a slamming player who never gets his due.
@@ralphshaw9758 "Tumbleweed" is an awesome song!
@@corissimodamn id fucking love to hear those
@@dennisrees9615 I need to get that converted to digital and share.
I love guys like Jizzy who are talented AND professional. Having been in bands myself, the hardest thing to find is people who are easy to get along with and willing to work hard. I’m glad that he continues to have great success in the music business. Great interview, Jason!
Thanks for your time jizzy. Your killing these interviews Jason. We'll done
Good interview. Learned some things about the LA scene I didn't know. Also, saw and met Jizzy when he played with Ratt. Nice guy, and a damn good show.
Dennis, I’m glad you enjoyed it
Thanks!
Love Ratt! Thanks Jizzy for taking over for vocals for Ratt for a time! God bless you and all the Ratt n rollers and savior JESUS keep us safe on flat earth always!
More and more people are waking up isn’t that awesome
Jizzy is an original along with being a great talent. Jason never disappoints with the interesting people he interviews and I hope he can get Jizzy back again in the future.
I’m glad you liked it, Jizzy is definitely interesting!
Lots more ahead
Blackout in the Red Room is constantly on my play list. Love that song.
Jizzy is one of the last Rock'Metal Singers left from is era'His recent comments on the music Business dryin'The Virtual concerts is the truth
The song One More Round is a masterpiece!!!! The bit at the end is epic with the drumming and screaming
I just wish that end section went on for longer! Instead it fades out quite quickly and too soon. Absolutely epic moment in rock music
@@matthewling2663 yes! exactly
Funny how the interweb works....4 years later and I'm watching this video in 2024. I've seen a few QR gigs with JP--Creaturesfest 2022 & MORC 2024--I've watched numerous vids on JPearlTV, read a bunch of his stories from his signed books (FB advertising does work on me, Uncle Jizzo). I really enjoyed this interview--learned lots about my fave Uncle. Experienced deja-vu watching the Hollywood sign "crucifixion." Saw L/H open for AC/DC @ Long Beach Arena back in the day and a headline gig somewhere in L.A. Just an overly long way of saying "thank you" from this Torontonian. Keep on rockin', Uncle Jizzo!
What a gentleman. I'm from Northern Ireland I loved love hates first two albums...then I got into rave and forgot my metal roots ...I have learnt so much from this interview, and I have so much to catch up on. This interview is just brilliant..thanks!!!
I auditioned for Love/Hate at the loft downtown ‘92-‘93
One of the best experiences I’ve had
Thanks for sharing , enjoyed that. Great to see a full and detailed interview with king jizzy. Big fan of 'love/hate' , but I do love the fact that he is a journeyman. Jizzy had put out some great albums over the years . He is a survivor and I'm glad he is still out there doing his thing ! Thanks again. Good job
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Trying to put out stuff that others don’t
the "Golden Ticket" analogy was perfect....exactly how it felt
"I was up there for 2 hours. And no one noticed." Classic Tap movement. Love this band.
Lol! definitely....poor guy!
I was 12 year old in 92 the first time I heard Love/Hate - Why do you think they call it dope. I was hooked, begged my dad to buy the album for me, he did. I'm still a fan and will always be a fan! Love Jizzy and Love/Hate!!
Love/Hate was my favorite band in high school growing up in Orange County, California. I had all their CDs and Tshirts. Was ecstatic when I got to see them perform at Irvine Meadows Amphitheater. In my opinion Love/Hate and Bang Tango are 2 of the most underrated hard rock bands in history rhat should have been HUGE. But in a way I'm glad they are special and not mass pop appeal like GNR. England knows whatsup in that they dig Love/Hate more than Americans. Thank you for this epic interview. Jizzy is such a rad dude, so chill and honest. He has good vibes and positive energy ✨️
Awesome interview with one of my absolute favorite musicians! I have just about, to the best of my knowledge, everything he’s done. His solo albums are sadly overlooked by most! Thank you so much!
Shannon, glad you liked the interview, I hope you’ll check out some of the others
Thanks!
It didn't occur to me until he said it but Jizzy Pearl singing Nazareth would sound great
He does a version of love hurts , with Traci guns on the acoustic gypsy album
Jason, thank you so much for this! I know it’s a few years late, but I’ve been watching your show now for the last year. I’m really close to the Arcada Theater in St Charles IL. I was at the Pearcy show last fall also. Recently retired cop and our Deputy Chief of the department is a HUGE fan of yours. I didn’t think anyone older than me (51) could get me into anything i wasn’t aware of, but based on his recommendation, I learned of Wednesday 13 from your channel. Thank you for doing what you do. Love/Hate has always been in my top bands since way back in 1990. Awesome stuff!
I used to hang out at the Rainbow with Jizzy. He’s not only a GREAT vocalist,really gifted and talented but also a really good human being.
Great first rec love it..they are an awesome band we got to open for them in Texas.. Pariah/love hate.. showcase club in sa Tex 🤘
Loved the whole interview. Saw Jizzy on that first Poison tour he mentioned. Corabi was in the band as well. Would love to see Crabby on here. Anyways keep up the great work Jason.
Thanks William! I’m glad you enjoyed it, Jizzy is a great guest
Great interview - Jizzy is a class act !!
Thank you, that he is!
Love/Hate was one of my favorite bands back in the day...(I got to see them multiple times). This interview was very nostalgic... hearing Jizzy drop names like Faster (Pussycat) and JetBoy (listen to "Feel the Shake").
Both were my favorites back in the day. I was blown away getting to meet Sammy Yaffa at a Jetboy show, where they opened for Kix. He was a personal favorite of mine from back in his Hanoi Rocks days.
I loved that interview. I learned a lot as well. What a career! I still can’t get the Herve Villechaize story out of my mind. Definitely put a smile on my face ! Thanks!
Great interview. JP is one of my favorite singers. JP and Kory Clarke were two singers I tried to let everyone know about. I have 3 of Jizzy's solo records. Each is phenomenal.
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
There was a time Kory Clarke was my fav forever....wish he still had a voice
@@HOLLYWEIRDROXX Agreed! I have tried to listen to his last two releases and I cannot
Whata' great interview & insight!! big thx! to Jason Green & Jizzy Pearl
I’m glad you enjoyed it, Jizzy is the perfect guest!
Saw them live in Copenhagen 91, supporting Ozzy...........and man...........they kicked fucking ass. Jizzy`s live vocal was absolutely incredible, and they put on one hell of a show. I went straight out, and bought their first album....................30 years on............it`s as fresh, as the first time I heard it.
Big Love/Hate fan. And Jizzy always sounds great live. I loved hearing all that history. Good stuff!
Loved this one as well. Saw Jizzy open for AC/DC and then Dio. Loved it! Then saw him w LA Guns and RATT...... and this is on me here being a purist, I was not a fan. Fast Forward to Oct 2020 and Quiet Riot are literally playing a pasture 3 miles from my house. Now, while I liked QR, I was never a huge fan. Well let me tell you, Jizzy fuckin nailed it! I hope he stays in QR and they can get back out to play ASAP. It was such a great time.
Great interview ! You do a way cool job! We appreciate all your hard work:)
Jizzy appears to be a really cool guy. Great insights and honest. Loved this interview!
He is definitely a cool guy, glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview. Always liked Jizzy, being one of those in the UK that attended all of the Love/Hate tours in the 90s. I haven't attended all of the later tours (only a couple of shows in the last 20 years), but I won't miss him if and when he comes back.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks !
Hahahha, listening to this again and caught the Blotz reference to the bowing on the plane. Great sludge!😂
Thank you JG and JP. *Love* L/H. In fact, I have Blackout in my truck right now. One fantastically produced and mixed album... excellent musicianship to boot!
Hi Chris, I’m glad you enjoyed the interview and hope you like the others
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen 1:32:30 that was hilarious. I don't think JP heard you (that's to say, I think he was busy processing his response).
Great interview. Jizzy comes across as a really cool guy.
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. He is definitely very cool!
Damn! That crucifixion story was hilarious. 😆 Jizzy is a legend.
Fave song: "She's An Angel". First album.
Good choice , please consider subscribing
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen Done.
Jizzy Pearl has a great voice. I really like his work with Steven Addler. He really nails that rock sound!
Just seen jizzy with quiet riot 2 nights ago at the local fair..kicked ass!!
Jizzy is a good dude and does a nice job with them
Why did I not find this earlier? I can tell you why Love/Hate was big in the UK as can many of my friends. (Caution - this post may include reminiscence). Love/Hate rolled off the back of several ‘big’ bands, but with an edge and I truly believe that it hit myself and my friends at that ‘perfect moment’. It captured the branch between a splintering culture. There were some kids going one way and others going another. I’m not sure how Love/Hate popped up on the radar. Although I remember being at an operatic production and Hell California Population 4 occurring in conversation :D, yeah strange, but there were four of us and we were headed on stage.
It might have started there.
Spin on several months and Wasted in America came out in the UK. @Jizzy I’m almost certain you will not remember but we all ploughed down to the record shop in Nottingham where you and the band were doing a signing. Maybe you will remember us because we had an array of odd things to sign :D . Later that day, having already established through very polite (like too polite to appreciate given the circumstances) that you where ‘feeling it’, we watched you perform at ‘Rock City’ in Nottingham. It was just awesome, having just met you earlier that day and then being mere meters away from you. Totally flawless performance too.
I remember it all. Something I will cherish. And if you are worried about how your rock and roll mislead the youth of c.90s, know that I’m a very responsible, pragmatic, successful and free thinking individual. All the better for having a little bit of being wasted 😉
One of the best gigs ive seen was love/hate at The Forum in Kentish Town, London. I think 91. As the grunge scene emerged in the UK and the glam metal scene became out dated Love/hate in the uk was not seen in the same way. If Lets Rumble had been marketed better that album would have sold better and been as big, at least in England.
Really enjoyed Jizzy’s honesty, especially about the tougher times. Also, when he talked about stepping in only to be ultimately replaced by the original singer, it reminded me about Johnny Edwards who recorded one Foreigner album. Think he’d be a good interview too. Cheers Jason.
Black Out and Why Do You Think were really catchy fun songs. That must have been crazy to put so much energy into the Hollywood container and then watch it all shift up to "Seattle."
Great insight into a true musicians working man. Appreciate that he helped maintain some important bands across his career in addition to his work with love hate, who were so underrated at the time.
lots of shows with Love/hate in Hollywood while in Black Cherry....great to see him doing well
LETS RUMBLE..... My favorite album.
My two favorite Jizzy Pearl Albums are of course Blackout L/H... 2nd favorite, which I think goes unknown to some people because it was a different band and had a very good popular singer way before Jizzy. If you haven't listened to L.A. Guns, Shrinking Violet, great vocals. 10/10
What a trip! I saw Love-Hate in 91 at Meeker’s Landing in Kent Washington of all places!
That Tattoo story was gold!
Hard to believe Jizzy is 62 wow dude has held up well for all the debauchery he was probably party to.
He talked about bands using pyro and setting themselves
on fire and to complete with them he named himself Jizzy pearl.
I love interviews like this. Everybody thinks that the glam scene was just Brett, Vince, Kevin, Bach.....When it also had Jizzy, Corabi, Finn, Taime, Monroe, and a ton of far more talented singers.
Wow! I was just thinking the other day whatever happened to Jizzy and this popped up - awesome! Yeah I was one of the weirdos who watched Jizzy's live stream on KingJizzo.com, this was like '98 or '99 and chatted with Jizzy a whole bunch, there was like a tight little group of us for a while. Glad to see he's doing ok.
Nice! Good memories
I Loved - Love/Hate your album was awsome it rocked, I'm From Qld, Australia!!!!!!!!!!Rock On Jizzy PearL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got to see QR at the Whiskey in Oct 5 2019, Frankie's 1st show after revealing his diagnosis. It was a magical night as Jizzy points out!
Totally dig this interview
Thanks, this was a fun one !
Great show! 🤟
Cool interview Jason, it's funny if i stare at the screen, Jizzy starts morphing into Eric Singer!
I remember buying tickets to AC/DC with LOVE/HATE at the Tacoma Dome for the January 1991 show but Jizzy's band came off the tour at Long Beach and they were replaced on the bill with KING'S X. Great concert but I was a little disappointed to miss my favorite band. I did make it to the LOVE/HATE DIO show at the Paramount in Seattle and that was f*ckin' cool
I love this series. Just, please, optimize the loudness differences. One is a good level (yours), the other much quiter and I find myself volume riding all the time. Keep 'em coming! :-)
I hear ya
It’s hard to control the sound at these peoples homes, hopefully we can find a way to fix it
Thanks for watching !
Who plays lead guitar on the song Gonna Take You Higher??? Amazing guitar!!!
Another great show! Thanks brother
I love the first album of LOVE/HATE!!!! A lots of Energy and Attitude there * It would be great if the band (Jizzy) put all their videos with high quality
Anyway, Best wishes in this times of pandémia!!!!
Saw Jizzy Pearl as the lead singer of Ratt in September 2001 the week of 9/11 in Houston. Some rap metal group was the opening band. I remember him saying “we’re gonna get those f*ckers!” John Corabi was the rhythm guitarist. I remember some fans singing “Uncle Jack” during the break.
Great job. Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Turn up the guest volume bro.!!
....love it good show
I don’t control their volume unfortunately
Jason your podcast is my new favorite brother!!!
I still regulalrly listen to the first two albums, they hold up well against anything today.
I have seen jizzy and love hate.everytime they come over to the uk.in bradford yorkshire he is a star to the rock people.awesome live
the more i hear Jizzy, the more l like the guy. Straightjacket is a great song, so is Tumbleweed
listen to "lets Rumble" its the awesome
Shrinking Violet is a GREAT cd!!
I'm pretty sure your comment about a drummer who is a terrible human being is Bobby Blitzer. Love it!
I saw Jizzy Pearl in Wichita Kansas at a country bar big country bar that held about 3000 people called Incahoots he was singing for RATT and it was fantastic he did a better job than Stephen. He had such an Elvis Presley feel to his stage presence he really did the way he moved and everything he had a real Elvis Presley sort of thing to him anyway this was probably in 1997-98 somewhere in there
Excellent interview.
Keep up the great work
Thanks Benjamin, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Great interview
Jason Green. I love your interviews. I’m trying to look you up on google. Who did you play for in the 80s? Were you a singer, guitarist? What band?
I’ll post a bio video soon, I did not play on a band in the 80s, I worked with many of these guys as creator & owner of a Vegas band called sin city sinners, I play bass in a punk band called sin city rejects
I’m glad you like the interviews, thank you!
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen awesome. I’ll check that Sin City Sinners thing out. Thanks for your reply. Have a nice day.
Great interview!
This is not a slag at all, but at first I thought Jason was interviewing Jeff Becerra of Possessed. Wow. Great interview
I saw him as singer for all on one show lol
The guy getting his name announced on the plane and bowing must be Bobby Blotzer. LOL
Funny as hell..and I love blotzer!
King Jizzo is THEE best 👊
I think it was 1998 1999 or something but I saw jizzy sing for ratt at a club called Incahoots in Wichita Kansas he did a great job he kind of had to Elvis sort of thing about him
John Corabi was also playing guitar next to warren
Not my scene but I like this guy. Seems cool & refreshingly honest
Had to walk out mid set at Mohegan Sun Jizzies voice is like nails on a chalkboard.
Man, I would die for some live-music now. Streaming for me was cool for a while, but now I need some real experience, To bad it wont happend tomorrow.
Had black out in the red room when I was ten years old lol
Data Clan? Haha yow
P.s. massive fan!
I caught Love/Hate live at The Limel;ight NYC early 90's. Great show, I thought they were better than Guns N Roses at the time.
The Hollywood sign sits there and watches the dreams nitemares and sacrifices .it lures you and taunts you to no end.
Great singer and entertainer
I seen love hate along with still heart and during the dio lock up the wolves tour
I mostly found hair metal abhorrent, yet there were always a few really good diamonds to latch on to and Love/Hate we’re one of them. Their singles were great but the albums are a great listening experience. #jizzypearl #lovehate #columbiarrcords
You know when people are saying to you "don't be a pussy " its usually not a sign something good is about to happen lol - FRIENDS 😆 Great interview
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the interview and very well said lol
If JiZZY was in LA guns from the start. Cool.
Jizzy is one of the last true rockers from that era
2 minutes in and I already know his real name is Jim. Cool. I always thought his stage name was goofy but I appreciate him giving the history of how and why. I only ever saw Love/Hate once - club show in 1990 supporting "Blackout..." album.
Despite what he said the Dio "Lock Up the Wolves" tour was not "huge" maybe some of the venues he saw were huge to him since it was his 1st tour of the country but really that tour and album was a disappointment from a commercial sales perspective. The AC/DC tour Love/Hate were on was HUGE. They played an 18,000 seat venue in my hometown for that but an AC/DC audience was not going to accept and go out and buy a Love/Hate a.bum. Most AC/DC opening acts in the 80's struggled to have an impact on the sales charts for the most part. Yngwie and Loudness were two other support acts that came through my city on an AC/DC tour.
I’m glad you enjoyed the interview and thanks for sharing your memories
@@WasteSomeTimewithJasonGreen this is a long interview you did with him, longer than some of the others I watched on your channel (& to be fair I didn't finish it.)
I imagine you're probably getting requests from people to "waste some time"
One guy I'd love to see, if anybody can get him to talk, is Chris Queensryche DeGarmo.