First thing that I noticed too. But the joy of knowing these men were those kids surpassed all other emotions. And they STILL GOT IT! The same conversational drill!!!
As a teenager this video definitely makes me want to spend more time with my buds and away from the internet before everything is gone. Glad to see you guys doing well and great!
Family and friends dude that's all you got that's precious and maybe get to take the memories when we go. Sure ain't taking anything else.wont do a bit of good to have a coffin made of and filled to overflowing with gold.God bless and good luck brother.
Please do, we have become such a "on-line" hang out civilization. No one just hangs out anymore. I don't have friends where I am at, and I am okay with that but I would love to still have my buddies from middle school in the 90s
Man. I suffer from a chronic illness and for some reason this video motivated me to look at the brighter side of life again. Thanks to yall for inspiring me.
@@wednesday567 joke- a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline. "she was in a mood to tell jokes"
Nice to see Larry loosening up a bit. I understand he has a professional career but he shouldn’t be ashamed of his childhood. Those are the BEST times of our lives!
I think that's precisely why it's difficult for so many of us to look back. The fact that they were so good and we can never truly recapture it is extremely painful. At least it is for me. It gets even harder if you're someone who realized too late that they were wasting the best years of their life sitting on their ass playing video games and doing nothing else (talking about myself here and I may be suicidal yes).
I get a similar feeling when I'm visiting the neighborhood I grew up in, 20 years ago. Houses look different, the street looks different, most of my old neighbours died, most of my friends moved far away. Businesses that used to operate there are now closed. It's almost like I'm a ghost lurking there. The place and people of my childhood exist only in my memories. And when I die, these memories will go away forever as if they never happened.
It’s a very bittersweet feeling knowing you’re the only person visiting back your old childhood neighborhood reminiscing the good ol days whilst your childhood friends live elsewhere and have their own families, everything you knew then was simpler and different then 😕
It’s bittersweet and that’s how life goes unfortunately. It’s important to plan ahead for the future, however it’s just as important to enjoy yourself “in the now” as well so in the future you’ll have mostly good memories to look back on. It’s because I’ll die eventually that I have less anxiety now because I no longer care about what people may think of me, and that I do more of the things I want to do and make as many good interactions with people as possible. Before I know it, the 2020’s will be my version of the 1980’s in the sense that a lot of time would have passed by that time.
Seriously, your video footage should be in the national archives for the future, documenting the most amazing wonderful era in history, I was born in 74 my self and got to grow up during the 80's and 90's... we few... we happy few...
I even have my teen kids watching these to see how life was like in the 80's and 90's. Thank you gentlemen for this channel. I'm glad it's bringing your childhood friends back together too!
I was born in 87, so I only remember the 90's, but I had many siblings and cousins who were older, and they made the 80's seem so cool. I wanted to live in the decade. Most of my fav. Movies were 80's ones I'd catch on cable. Man, there were always 80's movies on 90's cable.
I was born in 2006 but I find the 80s-90s fascinating, 70s too. I love the music from those decades and it’s interesting to see how things have changed over time
You get busy you get distracted and then you get a moment again and it's all gone...those buildings empty said it all as two friends walked together again...I wish everyone in this sad world happiness and to always come back to each other no matter how much time has passed.
Beautiful. Time is precious, life is sacred. Take care of yourselves. Nice to see people that didn't forget where they came from and that honor their past relationships.
YES!!! I have been following these guys since the beginning of 2020. Whenever I felt down I would come to their videos and feel as if I was transported to a much simpler and awesome times of my youth. I have been one of those people wondering what happened to Larry, today I was feeling down and I find this gem and that just made my whole day!
I'm 35 and from the UK and I have just come across these guys and am now obsessed.. The old videos is the USA we outsiders love... The 80s anf the early 90 is the USA I've always wanted to live in... Thanks to your videos I can live my childhood dream...
Just think we was 5 year olds back then. get what your saying looking at the U.S. back then just seemed realy happy go lucky compared to the UK where I'm from .
I wish we could go back as well, the USA is so generic these days, all the big corporations have taken over and you’ll see the same stores in every town from coast to coast
I love how Darrell obviously learned how to be cool from Larry and was able to keep the Larry coolness alive for Larry while Larry crushed the law game
I was 3 when they made the original video. I have vague memories of how things were. Everyone wanted to be outside and with friends. My parents in their mid 30s actually "hung out" with their friends. Things have changed really fast!
Maybe she had a name tag if u pause it. Otherwise I would talk to an older person in neighborhood who may have known the owner of store. And that's that lol
I love it guys. 1989 I was 15 and the best part is I'm still good friends with my two buddies that I grew up with. And we actually saw Megadeth in August. We all sat down with a couple beers being old dudes and watch your videos and we really appreciate it and we loved it. We talk about how we miss the 80s and early 90s. Miss being a kid. Let me put it this way your video made us feel like we're 15 years old again and that's good medicine for us middle age or old dudes depending on how you look at it. Just thanks for putting out that video. Take care and stay metal.
"So let it rock, let it roll let the bible belt come and save my soul... hold on to sixteen as long as you can changes come around real soon make us women and men." - John Mellencamp
@@angrymobsters1599 I know I'm not the only one who thought the lyrics were "let the bottle bounce, come and sing my song" but your version makes more sense!
Nick Hill, I would like to know what their journeys WERE to get from where they were and who they were to....ATTORNEY! And whatever profession the other one now holds.
@@twistoffate4791 attorney is a good life choice mediocre profession. I’m related to a few 1 a business takeover lawyer, the others are small time. All equally smart just 1 out of 3 hit the American dream lifestyle.
@@twistoffate4791 chose the stem route, no regrets, but transitioning into business, for a better lifestyle before i run out of youthful energy. Looking back wish I chose law/llc. I was dumb and didn’t realize I could specialize legally in what I’m already good with. I don’t think bar/ court rooms are for me, more so I want a law degree to quit being pushed over in business, represent myself/llc.
No way!!! This is exactly what I wanted to see! I was so impressed by how wholesome, respectful and sweet y’all were as young kids. Bless you both ♥️ I was an infant when that video was filmed in ‘89, but it makes me wish I’d gotten to experience the 80’s. It seems like it was even cooler than the 90’s, my favorite decade.
You guys, Gilbert, and Lens Enders are three of my favorite 80’s vloggers! Born in the late 90’s but definitely love watching your love and appreciation for picking up a video camera and filming whatever with it. Thanks guys!
@@tttarms1970 Lets not lump us millennial's all into one category as those who don't enjoy metal or rock music. I'm also a millennial but also have older cousin's / friends who enjoy metal / rock / rap. I grew up around it all through the 90's & even now. ✌ I was put in certain circumstances back then were I was pretty much hanging out with older kids who were from the 80's when I was very little back then in the early to mid 90s. I still remember in 2nd grade riding the bus & they were playing between rock & hip hop music from the radio on a Christian private school bus. The other kids on the bus were 10th, 11th, & 12th graders because it was a small Christian private school.
Living the 80s was me, Metallica,motley Crue, Scorpions, DIO, Ozzy, Black Sabbath, Kiss, and the Euro music as well as the British Music, All the at Metal, And all these years to hat have passed wish we could just go back and stay back there. Nothing like a real music store, now it's all on the net. We never had the net. Living and put on the social network and 3 bands, 3 bucks, 3 kegs... Lol Rock on Guys.. Born 1970
I love this. I'm younger than these guys, born in 86. It still makes me want to revisit old stomping grounds with friends I haven't seen in decades. Love you guys
Hey, I love your videos. I'm 47, and I identify so much with your lives your history. You were me, I was you. I was a metalhead then, and I am today also. The only thing different is my parents were squares and wouldn't let me have long hair. When I was 25, I had hair reaching below my armpits (not armpit hair!) and earrings in my ears. Now, like you, I have short hair, am somewhat balding, and still fixated in some ways on the last decent decade - the 1980s! That's why I started watching your videos. You bring back great (and some not-so-great) memories, and it has been great walking down your memory lane with you and seeing how much your neighborhood (and lives) has changed.
You might be interested in watcjing Cobra Kai on Netflix. It’s also about a middle aged man who grew up a metalhead in 80s LA and now he’s grappling with the changes in the present day
These videos take me back to my youth. Me and my buddies would do about the same thing during the summers for a couple of yrs. We would just ride our bikes and stop into our local record store, comic book stores and the old infamous convenience store to buy pop, gum or whatever you could get for no more than $2. MTV was my drug of choice and my overdose would absolutely be Headbangers Ball. Thank you for these old videos.
Nothing but love for you guys, I'm 45 now and wish I had tapes of my friends and me hanging around the old town. Metal was the sound of my youth and will forever run deep in my blood.🤘
Gosh guys thank you soooo much for this. I’m 43 and it’s so weird how much your memories of being “metal head” teens makes me nostalgic for my own memories of the same. We walked everywhere. We tried everything. We loved music. And we loved each other with pure hearts. It was a sweet time to be alive. Thanks so much for connections and memories.
Eric and Darrell, I'm usually just a lurker, but you guys are amazing. Thank you for bringing the legend, Larry, back into everything. Watching some old friends, retracing steps, is wonderful. Anyway...Whether you like it, or you don't like it, sit down, and learn to love it!
There’s something so genuine about your channel, about reconnecting. I feel like most of us had an Eric, Darrell and Larry as a friend. This was the perfect year to find a channel like yours, longing for the easier and more simple times even though I’m a little younger. You guys rock!🤘🏻
Wow! That was incredible. I’m 55 from Georgia and I have not laughed like this in a good while, so thank you. I watched the Trifecta from the original, to Air Band, and back to here. What a fun ride! I’m heading to the channel to see what others laughs you two have in store. Thanks again and best wishes.
Thanks guys! Love the old footage..that was me in 1980...what's so troublesome to me is how quickly we got to become our grandparents age...I look at you guys as kids and I really miss being young and having our entire lives in front of us. Back then kids ruled,we were everywhere....where are those kids like us today...I don't see them. No concerts,different skaters no midnight movies...it saddens me but makes me grateful to have lived when I did..in so many ways we're the same because of when we grew up. Even though I was in northern California we could relate to each other. I'm 60 in April and my body hurts more but in my heart...I've never been younger..rock on teen brothers...thanks 😊 Adam.
For a lawyer he seems to really really enjoy going to the Stalgia trip and it seems like he wants to reunite the band and do all of these things and secretly escaping his boring lawyer life 🤣
I was hoping for more enthusiasm from Larry like in the old videos 😢. He seemed to be lacking energy, but could be just cause he’s older. He had such a cool demeanor when he was younger, it feels like he lost his sparkle. Bring Larry’s sparkle back 😭😭
I don't know, it seems like everyone of all ages lacks enthusiasm now in 2022.Now it's more like hyper reactive fake happiness with most of gen z, and obviously fake happiness with gen x and older.
props to darrel for putting this together. dude Larry is a fucking legend. He's really quite funny. what a guy. would be funny to hang with them, have a beer, and listen to some groove and some thrash
It was great when you guys were getting close to the old record store and Larry repeated the line from his youth about “records for $2 bucks” as the old footage played below. Great job guys!
I have such conflicting emotions watching this. I am about the same age and was the female version of you guys. I am kinda glad none of my teen metalhead days and bad lip syncing talent show entries were caught on tape. You all handle this with such grace and are still adorable.
I love you guys! Larry reminds me of my stepbrother. You two are very close in age. First I found your video of you two when you were younger. I am a few years older than you both, but I was OBSESSED with The Rolling Stones(still to this day!). These videos are such a wonderful time capsule of what it was like growing up then. Love your friendship. And that you are still hanging out.
I love watching your videos. Wish I had some of my own from the 80s. The best part of this video is how blessed Larry is to have the home he grew up in. It's truly a blessing to have that. How many of us would love to be home again.
This is pure deja vu - I just watched the original Metalhead Teens video and then posted after doing a Google Earth comparison of the neighborhood in 2022... now I find out you guys have done a whole video on it - awesome! You guys make me want to put all my 70's super-8 footage up on a channel. My best to you both, and Good Night, with Love, Sweet Nikki -
42 years old and I totally watched Green Acres on Nick at Nite in the late 80’s. They use to have all the shows from the 50’s and 60’s during that time.
This is so great! Such an amazing pay off after watching all those videos. Good to see childhood friends getting together to reminisce. Thanks for all the time and effort that went into this. We appreciate it.
It's so Awesome to remain friends all these years!! I have saved you guys childhood video to it's own Playlist and I watch it often. The era was the Best Daze of My Life. So cool man and Congratulations on the VIEWS!! I wasn't surprised at all!! With everything going today, people of this era, we're Dying to go back in the Time Capsule and RELIVE THE GLORY DAZE.. 🤘 PS: SAM GOODY was my record store, Yonkers, NY
Fun fact - the original was filmed in 89, when vinyl was a year away from extinction. From 90- 2010ish vinyl was all but gone. Here we are 32 years later and vinyl is back bigtime. Seemed about as improbable as you being able to reenact the video all these years later, but stranger things have happened lol
I walked through my small town in 1989 just like these guys .....i was 14 too. So many memories of a better time in the world! Wish I was a teen all over again!
You guys are so damn awesome for doing this whole thing. So much is stored in this series, you can't believe! I'm a 90's kid, and seeing these videos brings me so much joy and nostalgia. Thank you so so very much for being y'all and uploading these vids.
Love that you did this video. I currently live in the town I grew up in, and can relate to seeing changes to places of youth, and wondering how a random person, in the case of this video, the store clerk, is doing now. When I was a kid, I never considered the subtle impact that a restaurant, store, or person, would have on me, as being part of my personal narrative. As I push 44 years on this planet, I very much consider those things now.
@Battle Kat I think it depends on how your parents spoke and pronounced words. My mother was born and raised in Chicago and then moved to Oklahoma where I was born but we moved here when I was 7. I'm not going to disclose my age... Lol. Let's just say I've lived here over 32 years. So I think I get my non southern accent from my mother and father. My father was born and raised on an Indian reservation so.... That's just my take
I've been watching these two all afternoon, all their vids here in 2022 from way back in the 80s. Fabulous time machine material. Honestly it's better than a cry and a cup of tea to make you feel good. In 1981 I was I was 16 and living in MN as an exchange student for a year. It all looked so similar, the times were just simpler and people didn't stress, they just made their own fun and lived their lives. If I put on my shoes and and tap my heels three times, I hope to return to those days in the 80s, after the last three years we've all endured I think a few people would join me.
Whoa, cool to see this. I had watched the original vid awhile back and thought it was one of the coolest time capsule bits I'd ever seen. Wish there was more footage of metalheads back in the day like that.
Oh my GOODNESS!!! Haha LARRY!!!! I have that T shirt Larry btw, this is a fantastic vid I love it. I am smiling so big right now, this brings back so many memories for me!!!
This was awesome. I’m a few years older than you guys and I have a ton of videos me and my friends made just like you guys did. These videos just make me smile. I’m glad Larry finally took the reins back and is enjoying all of this “fame” ha . Darrell is the exact same guy I am. Can’t wait to see what is next. Thanks to the camera guy also. He never gets credit haha. Oh, one more thing. Yes I watched Green Acres also
I'm 52 so a little bit older then you guys but your videos take me back,I was a long haired metal head wearing parachute pants with bandanas up to the knees a ripped up concert tee carrying around a jam box with a guitar strap on it living the life, I'm glad yall made videos hell I wish we would've took more pictures if nothing else but sadly we didn't,I guess cause we were hiding from people most the time to party and smoke weed 🥴 and proud to say I still play guitar and party just not as hard as I use too,but like Willy I'll smoke bud till the day I die !!! You guys Rock !!! thx for sharing and be glad you still got each other to remenise
Hate to break it to Larry but, Tawny Kitaen was on the cover of Out of the Cellar, she and Robin Crosby were a thing at that time. Marianne Gravette was the cover model on Invasion, Stephen Pearcy was dating her back around that period. Yes, I seem to know a lot of useless trivia like that ...
Larry, you were absolutely right about that cover being a good reason to buy that album. That is EXACTLY the reason I took it from my older brother's collection. I LOVE these videos and am so glad Larry is joining in. I'm 49 and live in Illinois, but have relatives in Huntsville, so those videos are very special to all of us who were metalhead kids during that time. Don't stop producing these, Eric and Darrell!
can you imagine if you had two strangers showing up at your house like this. where I live near New York City, I am sure most people would just slam the door in your face and then threaten to call the police.
this is the closest we can get to a time machine. nice work man
I was thinking the same
Well.... I might be able to get yall a bit closer
@@DOCTOR_SONG how
@@DOCTOR_SONG spill the beans
Time is an interesting and unweildy phenomenon. The rest is spoilers.
Darryl and Larry swapped height 30 years later.
I caught that too 😄
Indeed.
And coolness
Let’s take it easy on Larry, he was still cool as hell during them days.
First thing that I noticed too. But the joy of knowing these men were those kids surpassed all other emotions. And they STILL GOT IT! The same conversational drill!!!
It's great to see they both remain good friends all these years later
If you have a friendship like this, it’s always there for life.
As a teenager this video definitely makes me want to spend more time with my buds and away from the internet before everything is gone. Glad to see you guys doing well and great!
Glad you realize it now. Cuz one day when u realize itm it's usually gone and too late
Kinda crazy how the Korean restaurant turned into a Vietnamese restaurant. It's like a metaphor for the history of the country going to war.
Family and friends dude that's all you got that's precious and maybe get to take the memories when we go.
Sure ain't taking anything else.wont do a bit of good to have a coffin made of and filled to overflowing with gold.God bless and good luck brother.
Please do, we have become such a "on-line" hang out civilization. No one just hangs out anymore. I don't have friends where I am at, and I am okay with that but I would love to still have my buddies from middle school in the 90s
Awwwwwwwwwwwwww
Man. I suffer from a chronic illness and for some reason this video motivated me to look at the brighter side of life again. Thanks to yall for inspiring me.
Hope and pray you feel better, and continue to look on the brighter side (too easy to let the darkness consume us)
Two lawyer looking fellows wandering the neighborhood looks more suspicious than two metalhead teens does.
nothing wrong with it
@@wednesday567 only a lawyer wouldn’t get the joke. 😆
@@joaopaulob80 Hell is cooler 🤘
They need to grow their hair back, I still have mine and I'm 56
@@wednesday567 joke- a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline.
"she was in a mood to tell jokes"
Nice to see Larry loosening up a bit. I understand he has a professional career but he shouldn’t be ashamed of his childhood. Those are the BEST times of our lives!
He still seems aggravated as hell...He’s “like enough of the memory lane stuff”
@@paisleyprincess7996 lol!!
He cut his hair. What a sellout.
I think that's precisely why it's difficult for so many of us to look back. The fact that they were so good and we can never truly recapture it is extremely painful. At least it is for me. It gets even harder if you're someone who realized too late that they were wasting the best years of their life sitting on their ass playing video games and doing nothing else (talking about myself here and I may be suicidal yes).
@@philj8205 Aw dude it's not so bad. Time enjoyed (even playing video games) is not wasted.
Y'all are geeks. I love it. I'm 43 and grew up in Western Kentucky, so I feel like I could have grown up with you guys.
Ayeee Kentucky 💙💙
@@ThymeMcKernan777
KFC
My dads from whittensville! Off ol' 23 north & south! GRIM HOLLER!! or paintsville!! Rock on brother!! Go bigg blue!! 🤘🤗🤘💙
You seem pretty cool! 🤟🏻
@Billy Tresco we used to drag people like you back in the 80s
I get a similar feeling when I'm visiting the neighborhood I grew up in, 20 years ago. Houses look different, the street looks different, most of my old neighbours died, most of my friends moved far away. Businesses that used to operate there are now closed. It's almost like I'm a ghost lurking there. The place and people of my childhood exist only in my memories. And when I die, these memories will go away forever as if they never happened.
It's sad :(
wow it's dark really trenquille ! we like say in france cool guy you're are okay, it's gonna be fine
Oh very sad it happens to me when i come back to my hometown. Pretty things over the years has changed😔😔😩
It’s a very bittersweet feeling knowing you’re the only person visiting back your old childhood neighborhood reminiscing the good ol days whilst your childhood friends live elsewhere and have their own families, everything you knew then was simpler and different then 😕
It’s bittersweet and that’s how life goes unfortunately. It’s important to plan ahead for the future, however it’s just as important to enjoy yourself “in the now” as well so in the future you’ll have mostly good memories to look back on.
It’s because I’ll die eventually that I have less anxiety now because I no longer care about what people may think of me, and that I do more of the things I want to do and make as many good interactions with people as possible.
Before I know it, the 2020’s will be my version of the 1980’s in the sense that a lot of time would have passed by that time.
Seriously, your video footage should be in the national archives for the future, documenting the most amazing wonderful era in history, I was born in 74 my self and got to grow up during the 80's and 90's... we few... we happy few...
This was my era too! I miss those times so much!!
Me too. ‘74 in NE Mississippi.
73 for me,best era, lots of great memories!
I agree Billy!
@@brianlam1663 shit I miss it too and I was born 02 😂🦾
LARRY THE LEGEND IS BACK!!
I love Darrell’s face when Larry said Led Zeppelin was overrated. Lol 😂
Yeah dude lol
It seems like Larry has finally accepted his role on this channel.
Yes!! Just two weeks ago he was smiling in the thumbnail 😭💓💓
I even have my teen kids watching these to see how life was like in the 80's and 90's. Thank you gentlemen for this channel. I'm glad it's bringing your childhood friends back together too!
I was born in 87, so I only remember the 90's, but I had many siblings and cousins who were older, and they made the 80's seem so cool. I wanted to live in the decade. Most of my fav. Movies were 80's ones I'd catch on cable. Man, there were always 80's movies on 90's cable.
Oh God I miss those days lol.... Music was real back then... it meant something
Born in 64, the 80s was fkin awesome almost makes me cry, take me back any time I loved it, the lazy hazy days of the 80s everything seemed easy.
I'm 15 and watch these kinds of videos all the time
I was born in 2006 but I find the 80s-90s fascinating, 70s too. I love the music from those decades and it’s interesting to see how things have changed over time
You get busy you get distracted and then you get a moment again and it's all gone...those buildings empty said it all as two friends walked together again...I wish everyone in this sad world happiness and to always come back to each other no matter how much time has passed.
Beautiful. Time is precious, life is sacred. Take care of yourselves. Nice to see people that didn't forget where they came from and that honor their past relationships.
No. Life is degenerate in the new millennium and the world should’ve ended in 2000 like we thought it would in the 90s.
@@stringercorrales6627 Hahaha.
Larry returning has been the light at the end of the 2020 tunnel for me.
Yeah, a Rainbow In The Dark!
YES!!! I have been following these guys since the beginning of 2020. Whenever I felt down I would come to their videos and feel as if I was transported to a much simpler and awesome times of my youth. I have been one of those people wondering what happened to Larry, today I was feeling down and I find this gem and that just made my whole day!
I'm 35 and from the UK and I have just come across these guys and am now obsessed.. The old videos is the USA we outsiders love... The 80s anf the early 90 is the USA I've always wanted to live in... Thanks to your videos I can live my childhood dream...
Just think we was 5 year olds back then. get what your saying looking at the U.S. back then just seemed realy happy go lucky compared to the UK where I'm from .
Usa was a good time back then. Even into the late 90s was still good compared to now
We love you limey tea bags!! I mean it sincerely btw.
The grass is always greener. I’m very much looking forward to planning a trip to the UK in the near future. -D
I wish we could go back as well, the USA is so generic these days, all the big corporations have taken over and you’ll see the same stores in every town from coast to coast
I am all for you guys opening an '80s heavy metal record shop.
Quite the booming business lol
@@hmpz36911 will they sell cd's?
Maybe a virtual Album Store , where we can all virtually go thru the album’s and look at the artwork, can you do that without copyright infringement?
@@marksantucci4230 I agree with you , there was nothing like hitting the record store , stopping by the arcade and having an Orange Julius!
@@hmpz36911 Records have a made a huge comeback are selling at 3 times the cost of a CD.
I love how Darrell obviously learned how to be cool from Larry and was able to keep the Larry coolness alive for Larry while Larry crushed the law game
Excellent catch
I was 3 when they made the original video. I have vague memories of how things were. Everyone wanted to be outside and with friends. My parents in their mid 30s actually "hung out" with their friends. Things have changed really fast!
I was 21 & 22 that year. (born Nov ‘67)
We need to find the convenience store cashier.
Let's make it a team effort!!! We want to find her!!! -D
@@EricDarrell Oh man I hope it happens!!
Maybe she had a name tag if u pause it. Otherwise I would talk to an older person in neighborhood who may have known the owner of store. And that's that lol
Yes! I wanted to ask if they could find her👍😃
I've been looking, trust and believe.
They may be older but they still have their childhood personalities which is pretty cool.
“Diamonds are forever, and so is Macabre”
We need T-shirts ASAP!!
MAC-AHH-BREAA
YES!
Ric Flair would love the royalties.
Yes, I'm in!
I love it guys. 1989 I was 15 and the best part is I'm still good friends with my two buddies that I grew up with. And we actually saw Megadeth in August. We all sat down with a couple beers being old dudes and watch your videos and we really appreciate it and we loved it. We talk about how we miss the 80s and early 90s. Miss being a kid. Let me put it this way your video made us feel like we're 15 years old again and that's good medicine for us middle age or old dudes depending on how you look at it. Just thanks for putting out that video. Take care and stay metal.
so happy you cleared up this @4:00 Honestly means a lot that you apologized. Thank you! so cool how much y'all have grown
Shut up.
“There is nothing more sad or glorious than generations changing hands.” -John Mellencamp
And in 2020 it’s just plain sad
"So let it rock, let it roll let the bible belt come and save my soul... hold on to sixteen as long as you can changes come around real soon make us women and men." - John Mellencamp
@@angrymobsters1599 I know I'm not the only one who thought the lyrics were "let the bottle bounce, come and sing my song" but your version makes more sense!
Hurts So Good
Johnny Cougar
These guys are like the real life version of Bill & Ted.
Or Bevis and Butthead
@@chloedog47 yes
More like beavis and butthead
@@Bela66699 yes. Lol
@@Bela66699 Whatever...Stickler... 🤣🤣🤣
We have to remember that Larry is a lawyer and it's his job to debate and disagree.
We love you Larry.
Nick Hill, I would like to know what their journeys WERE to get from where they were and who they were to....ATTORNEY! And whatever profession the other one now holds.
@@twistoffate4791 attorney is a good life choice mediocre profession. I’m related to a few 1 a business takeover lawyer, the others are small time. All equally smart just 1 out of 3 hit the American dream lifestyle.
@@JACS420 My brother was an attorney and I was a paralegal for many years... it's an interesting way of life
@@twistoffate4791 chose the stem route, no regrets, but transitioning into business, for a better lifestyle before i run out of youthful energy. Looking back wish I chose law/llc. I was dumb and didn’t realize I could specialize legally in what I’m already good with. I don’t think bar/ court rooms are for me, more so I want a law degree to quit being pushed over in business, represent myself/llc.
Ya but he was completely wrong about the model Marianne Gravatte. That's who you want as your lawyer?
No way!!! This is exactly what I wanted to see! I was so impressed by how wholesome, respectful and sweet y’all were as young kids. Bless you both ♥️
I was an infant when that video was filmed in ‘89, but it makes me wish I’d gotten to experience the 80’s. It seems like it was even cooler than the 90’s, my favorite decade.
You guys, Gilbert, and Lens Enders are three of my favorite 80’s vloggers! Born in the late 90’s but definitely love watching your love and appreciation for picking up a video camera and filming whatever with it. Thanks guys!
"See that place? Never been there."
Legendary quote
They didn't enter the store at the end of the video...
Plot twist: She is still working there.
😂😂😂
She is still the same age and farts out Skittles for the children. A modern day female willy wonka.
I'm 50 i watched Green acres lol I'm a metal head still to this day 80s metal rules !
Same here....I got new millennial neighbors....I was working in the garage cranking some old metal church....lmao they'll get used to it
@@tttarms1970 Lets not lump us millennial's all into one category as those who don't enjoy metal or rock music. I'm also a millennial but also have older cousin's / friends who enjoy metal / rock / rap. I grew up around it all through the 90's & even now. ✌ I was put in certain circumstances back then were I was pretty much hanging out with older kids who were from the 80's when I was very little back then in the early to mid 90s. I still remember in 2nd grade riding the bus & they were playing between rock & hip hop music from the radio on a Christian private school bus. The other kids on the bus were 10th, 11th, & 12th graders because it was a small Christian private school.
@@Sunny10tv Question, are you subscribing to the Covid agenda?
Living the 80s was me, Metallica,motley Crue, Scorpions, DIO, Ozzy, Black Sabbath, Kiss, and the Euro music as well as the British Music, All the at Metal, And all these years to hat have passed wish we could just go back and stay back there. Nothing like a real music store, now it's all on the net. We never had the net. Living and put on the social network and 3 bands, 3 bucks, 3 kegs... Lol Rock on Guys.. Born 1970
And Alice Cooper
Best part of the original video was queensryche imo. Love queensryche
I love this. I'm younger than these guys, born in 86. It still makes me want to revisit old stomping grounds with friends I haven't seen in decades. Love you guys
Hey, I love your videos. I'm 47, and I identify so much with your lives your history. You were me, I was you. I was a metalhead then, and I am today also. The only thing different is my parents were squares and wouldn't let me have long hair. When I was 25, I had hair reaching below my armpits (not armpit hair!) and earrings in my ears. Now, like you, I have short hair, am somewhat balding, and still fixated in some ways on the last decent decade - the 1980s! That's why I started watching your videos. You bring back great (and some not-so-great) memories, and it has been great walking down your memory lane with you and seeing how much your neighborhood (and lives) has changed.
You spoke for me as well. I'm 43 and lived some parellel memories
"90s wasn't as free, but it rocked, born in '90!
You might be interested in watcjing Cobra Kai on Netflix. It’s also about a middle aged man who grew up a metalhead in 80s LA and now he’s grappling with the changes in the present day
Somewhat?
"somewhat balding" really? 😉🧐😂
I can’t believe you bought your friend back to tour the neighborhood of Alabama
There's nothing wrong with that! I think is great!
Larry didn't need to drive far
Eric is the one filming this video...Good Job 👍
Thanks! It was a really fun day of shooting. -E
You guys rock.. 🎸
These videos take me back to my youth. Me and my buddies would do about the same thing during the summers for a couple of yrs. We would just ride our bikes and stop into our local record store, comic book stores and the old infamous convenience store to buy pop, gum or whatever you could get for no more than $2. MTV was my drug of choice and my overdose would absolutely be Headbangers Ball. Thank you for these old videos.
Nothing but love for you guys, I'm 45 now and wish I had tapes of my friends and me hanging around the old town. Metal was the sound of my youth and will forever run deep in my blood.🤘
Gosh guys thank you soooo much for this. I’m 43 and it’s so weird how much your memories of being “metal head” teens makes me nostalgic for my own memories of the same. We walked everywhere. We tried everything. We loved music. And we loved each other with pure hearts. It was a sweet time to be alive. Thanks so much for connections and memories.
this is awesome!
Dude your everywere
We need to find the lady of store
Factss
I'm here for it.
Right
I'm in my late 40's. Been a Metalhead since my early teens so these videos really bring me back to the best times of my life. Beautiful job.
larry is one of the coolest people ever, I'm so happy these videos exist and that you guys are still friends :)
Eric and Darrell, I'm usually just a lurker, but you guys are amazing. Thank you for bringing the legend, Larry, back into everything. Watching some old friends, retracing steps, is wonderful. Anyway...Whether you like it, or you don't like it, sit down, and learn to love it!
ERIC, DARRELL, and LARRY , Strolling down memory lane..must feel good visiting your childhood neighborhood..😎
BAMA.
Joe is that you?
@@Geerladenlad Joe mama.
@@Norman-Bates-60 Jo Mama teeth so rotten when she spits it looks like Yoo- Hoo.
@@Geerladenlad She use to smoke crack.. In the 80s and 90s..
There’s something so genuine about your channel, about reconnecting. I feel like most of us had an Eric, Darrell and Larry as a friend. This was the perfect year to find a channel like yours, longing for the easier and more simple times even though I’m a little younger. You guys rock!🤘🏻
Wow! That was incredible. I’m 55 from Georgia and I have not laughed like this in a good while, so thank you. I watched the Trifecta from the original, to Air Band, and back to here. What a fun ride! I’m heading to the channel to see what others laughs you two have in store. Thanks again and best wishes.
Thanks guys! Love the old footage..that was me in 1980...what's so troublesome to me is how quickly we got to become our grandparents age...I look at you guys as kids and I really miss being young and having our entire lives in front of us. Back then kids ruled,we were everywhere....where are those kids like us today...I don't see them. No concerts,different skaters no midnight movies...it saddens me but makes me grateful to have lived when I did..in so many ways we're the same because of when we grew up. Even though I was in northern California we could relate to each other. I'm 60 in April and my body hurts more but in my heart...I've never been younger..rock on teen brothers...thanks 😊 Adam.
Wow I wish more people recreated these things to show us how everything changed.
It is awesome that you guys are still friends and hangout to make videos. That is very rare these days to have close friends like this!
Ikr 😭
For a lawyer he seems to really really enjoy going to the Stalgia trip and it seems like he wants to reunite the band and do all of these things and secretly escaping his boring lawyer life 🤣
I was hoping for more enthusiasm from Larry like in the old videos 😢. He seemed to be lacking energy, but could be just cause he’s older. He had such a cool demeanor when he was younger, it feels like he lost his sparkle. Bring Larry’s sparkle back 😭😭
That's called being a teenager without any gear of consequences
Shit gets hard in adulthood. The sparkle is still there, it just tends to be behind everything else.
I don't know, it seems like everyone of all ages lacks enthusiasm now in 2022.Now it's more like hyper reactive fake happiness with most of gen z, and obviously fake happiness with gen x and older.
He's an attorney now. Can't blame him lol wondering if his wild teen years made him decide to go into the law field lol
We all lose our sparkle
props to darrel for putting this together. dude Larry is a fucking legend. He's really quite funny. what a guy. would be funny to hang with them, have a beer, and listen to some groove and some thrash
It was great when you guys were getting close to the old record store and Larry repeated the line from his youth about “records for $2 bucks” as the old footage played below. Great job guys!
Up in New York there were no $2 records…more like $7-8. 😢
That camera zoom at Led Zeppelin tho😂 this vid totally made my day!
HA!!! -D
I have such conflicting emotions watching this. I am about the same age and was the female version of you guys. I am kinda glad none of my teen metalhead days and bad lip syncing talent show entries were caught on tape. You all handle this with such grace and are still adorable.
I love you guys! Larry reminds me of my stepbrother. You two are very close in age. First I found your video of you two when you were younger. I am a few years older than you both, but I was OBSESSED with The Rolling Stones(still to this day!). These videos are such a wonderful time capsule of what it was like growing up then. Love your friendship. And that you are still hanging out.
I love watching your videos. Wish I had some of my own from the 80s. The best part of this video is how blessed Larry is to have the home he grew up in. It's truly a blessing to have that. How many of us would love to be home again.
A stroll down memory lane.... literally. Love this.
Friendship is a gift, great video. Your channel is a time travel for everyone, it makes me remember my childhood, here in Brazil.
It’s cool how you guys got the same shots and angles from the original video
This is pure deja vu - I just watched the original Metalhead Teens video and then posted after doing a Google Earth comparison of the neighborhood in 2022... now I find out you guys have done a whole video on it - awesome! You guys make me want to put all my 70's super-8 footage up on a channel. My best to you both, and Good Night, with Love, Sweet Nikki -
Way ahead of the time. RUclipsrs of the 80s
This is amazing both in content and editing quality
Thanks! It was a real team effort! -D
42 years old and I totally watched Green Acres on Nick at Nite in the late 80’s. They use to have all the shows from the 50’s and 60’s during that time.
I still remember it was on after Mr Ed LOL!
This is so great! Such an amazing pay off after watching all those videos. Good to see childhood friends getting together to reminisce. Thanks for all the time and effort that went into this. We appreciate it.
It's so Awesome to remain friends all these years!! I have saved you guys childhood video to it's own Playlist and I watch it often. The era was the Best Daze of My Life. So cool man and Congratulations on the VIEWS!! I wasn't surprised at all!! With everything going today, people of this era, we're Dying to go back in the Time Capsule and RELIVE THE GLORY DAZE.. 🤘
PS: SAM GOODY was my record store, Yonkers, NY
Fun fact - the original was filmed in 89, when vinyl was a year away from extinction. From 90- 2010ish vinyl was all but gone. Here we are 32 years later and vinyl is back bigtime. Seemed about as improbable as you being able to reenact the video all these years later, but stranger things have happened lol
Guys, you deserve a movie, really. You're something like "stand by me". I love you.
I walked through my small town in 1989 just like these guys .....i was 14 too. So many memories of a better time in the world! Wish I was a teen all over again!
I miss these days, what a time to be alive! Thanks for the memories 😎
You guys are so damn awesome for doing this whole thing. So much is stored in this series, you can't believe! I'm a 90's kid, and seeing these videos brings me so much joy and nostalgia. Thank you so so very much for being y'all and uploading these vids.
Love that you did this video. I currently live in the town I grew up in, and can relate to seeing changes to places of youth, and wondering how a random person, in the case of this video, the store clerk, is doing now. When I was a kid, I never considered the subtle impact that a restaurant, store, or person, would have on me, as being part of my personal narrative. As I push 44 years on this planet, I very much consider those things now.
That was really cool...I love the 'then and now' comparisons. Well done.
DARRELL doesn't have a southern accent..interesting..These videos are getting better and better..
I've lived there my entire life and don't have a southern accent.
He lives in ATL now. Larry and Eric still live in Huntsville
@@paisleyprincess7996 Atl is in the heart of the south LOL
I've lived here my entire life and get asked where I'm from... Lol
@Battle Kat I think it depends on how your parents spoke and pronounced words. My mother was born and raised in Chicago and then moved to Oklahoma where I was born but we moved here when I was 7. I'm not going to disclose my age... Lol. Let's just say I've lived here over 32 years. So I think I get my non southern accent from my mother and father. My father was born and raised on an Indian reservation so.... That's just my take
To me you guys will always be those cool metal teens from the 80s. You guys rock!
I've been watching these two all afternoon, all their vids here in 2022 from way back in the 80s. Fabulous time machine material. Honestly it's better than a cry and a cup of tea to make you feel good. In 1981 I was I was 16 and living in MN as an exchange student for a year. It all looked so similar, the times were just simpler and people didn't stress, they just made their own fun and lived their lives. If I put on my shoes and and tap my heels three times, I hope to return to those days in the 80s, after the last three years we've all endured I think a few people would join me.
Whoa, cool to see this. I had watched the original vid awhile back and thought it was one of the coolest time capsule bits I'd ever seen. Wish there was more footage of metalheads back in the day like that.
Oh my GOODNESS!!! Haha LARRY!!!! I have that T shirt Larry btw, this is a fantastic vid I love it. I am smiling so big right now, this brings back so many memories for me!!!
I'm binging your videos today. No cellphones or planking. Who knew there were vloggers in the 80s!
We didn't know what we were. We were just having fun! Thanks for watching! -D
Yes. "Green Acres" Guilty ✋! Im only 36. Lets hear it for Nick at Nite!
Lol. I remember watching Clarissa explains it all
this is wholesome. this made me nostalgic about a time I didn’t live in and i wish i could get a time machine to hangout with you two back then
It's funny how small all the shops and houses look now.
What a fantastic collection of history.
I used to take karate lessons right next to what used to be "korea house" and I took guitar lessons at the "fret shop"
So, was Larry really as much a ladies' man in real life as portrayed in the air band movie? Asking the important questions here!
I don’t know but he’s pretty cute now!
I’m seriously thinking about hopping on a greyhound next year to come see Macabre!!! All the way from Vegas baby!!!
Watching this makes me feel nostalgic for something i've never experienced lol
Thanks for reminding me how awesome my teens where in the 80s
This was awesome. I’m a few years older than you guys and I have a ton of videos me and my friends made just like you guys did. These videos just make me smile. I’m glad Larry finally took the reins back and is enjoying all of this “fame” ha . Darrell is the exact same guy I am. Can’t wait to see what is next. Thanks to the camera guy also. He never gets credit haha. Oh, one more thing. Yes I watched Green Acres also
Don't be shy Larry ,we love you like a long time friend !
That's amazing seeing you guys revisit the old stomping grounds
It was a really fun day! -E
I'm 52 so a little bit older then you guys but your videos take me back,I was a long haired metal head wearing parachute pants with bandanas up to the knees a ripped up concert tee carrying around a jam box with a guitar strap on it living the life, I'm glad yall made videos hell I wish we would've took more pictures if nothing else but sadly we didn't,I guess cause we were hiding from people most the time to party and smoke weed 🥴 and proud to say I still play guitar and party just not as hard as I use too,but like Willy I'll smoke bud till the day I die !!! You guys Rock !!! thx for sharing and be glad you still got each other to remenise
The nostalgia man I'm in my early to mid 30's now crazy how time totally flies by lol. ♥
Larry will be forever 12. The very best of us are.
Hate to break it to Larry but, Tawny Kitaen was on the cover of Out of the Cellar, she and Robin Crosby were a thing at that time. Marianne Gravette was the cover model on Invasion, Stephen Pearcy was dating her back around that period. Yes, I seem to know a lot of useless trivia like that ...
Larry, you were absolutely right about that cover being a good reason to buy that album. That is EXACTLY the reason I took it from my older brother's collection. I LOVE these videos and am so glad Larry is joining in. I'm 49 and live in Illinois, but have relatives in Huntsville, so those videos are very special to all of us who were metalhead kids during that time. Don't stop producing these, Eric and Darrell!
@@tobybrown7607 no, Larry was incorrect
can you imagine if you had two strangers showing up at your house like this. where I live near New York City, I am sure most people would just slam the door in your face and then threaten to call the police.
This is so beautiful…. 46 years old here and would love to get together with some of the old crew and take these walks…. Thank you for sharing this
I'm 43 and I cheered when Darryl sang the Green Acres song on the original video 😁