For those of you who are old enough to remember you will agree. For those who were too young or not born yet, 1991 and 1992 was the absolute zenith for hard rock and heavy metal. The world could not get enough of this music, the concerts, MTV news, magazines, cassettes and cd's. Guns N' Roses and Metallica were God. I am not joking. Slaughter were great and when they played the Arsenio Hall show a year earlier, I was an instant fan. Thank you so much for posting this, I never saw this before.
As pop culture goes, I can see how 1991 and 1992 were the zenith of hard rock and metal. But The zenith for it's feeling amazed by, was with Iron Maiden, Quiet Riot, Twister Sister, The Grim Reaper, Ozzy Osbourne, Van Halen, Metallica, etc., the Early-mid 1980s.
It was coming to a end slaughter was the last real big hair band by this point nirvana was out Pantera just put out vulgar display of power chains was about release dirt 10 pearl jam was the biggest album of the year people were no longer wearing tight jeans long hair was still OK but a lot of people cut there hair by this point sound garden was being featured on head bangers ball.stoll considered metal the media was just starting to run with the term grunge then the nail in the in the wooden box nirvana went on head bangers ball Kurt was dressed in drag and said the words that destroyed the hair bands he said we don't like metal we are not metal and we don't like the crowd that listens to metal they never directly said that but close after that millions of glam metal kids took off the leather jacket and put on a plaid shirt and the very last rock revolution and culture change took place for the next 3 years the hair bands became the most hated bands on the planet still I loved those times and happy I got to be part of the last rock revolution the world would ever great years
I'm in this documentary. The last bit at the studio. Tim grilled us hot dogs in the courtyard and they had a cooler of cold beer for us all before filming. They set us up to be filmed outside the gates and then brought us into the studio for a listening party and then filmed the closing at the end. So much fun! Great bunch of guys/musicians.
Me to!!! I'd jump on that flight to!!! Might even dial it back 3 more years and start at 88!! Great times during those years... Awesome music .MTV was MTV!! and Friday nights were the best!!
1991 was a great year. Grunge hadn't really kicked in yet and hair metal was still popular. Any regular guy could feel like a rock star if they had long hair
Edward Bliss yeah, it helped if you coud play an instrument to. i had platnum blonde hair down to my ass, could play guitar like a motherfucker(still can) but just becauase of those two things, i was cuh- rushin all the puss back then, wht a fucking life it was!!!!
Gina Tafferty no, not at all, but it was as close as i was gonna get, and it was my time in life to life, and thats what i did. it was still an amazing time. its the kinda life i could look back on when im on my death bed and smile. then i started a family, and life was even better. heres to a beautiful fucking life everbody!!
17 in 1991. Had Stick it to ya in the tape player playing over and over. Joined the Army in 1992 and everything went to shit. But glad I came across this. Took me back to some good times.
I had this on VHS back in the day. First time watching this in well over 20 years. Really interesting at around the 18 minute mark when Mark talks about vinyl becoming extinct. And now it’s selling better than CDs. It came back.
I flew with Slaughter in ‘91 from Logan Airport Boston to LAX. On American Airlines I remember Tim lead guitarist as being really friendly they all we’re actually. Mark was wearing leopard pants and walking around the plane with the planes cell phone. Then walking with them to the baggage check out and Tim picking up his guitar in a black guitar case held together with duct tape. I got to my cousins house in Thousand Oaks CA and I walked thru the door and my cousin was watching Fly To the Angels video on MTV! I told her I just flew with those guys from Boston! Lol true story!
did'int no they recorded this album live the hole band playing together wow that was rare for this gender of music to do it that wat back then it makes sense now when i listen to the album now
@@mercuripietro6888no, it was done for the filming of the documentary. I did read an interview of Blas Alias the drummer at the time, and the final tracks have almost entirely been recorded drums first and then they overdubbed the rest.
Have begun having a new appreciation for some of these bands from back in the day over the past few years, Slaughter being one of them. So I've started a random bucket list of going to concerts to see and hear incredible bands like this whenever possible (We're losing them too fast!) Checked off Slaughter on April 13, 2018 at the Snoqualmie Casino in Washington. Was a "Wild wild night" R.I.P. Tim Kelly, you were a monster guitarist and obviously on the same level as a human being. *Now if this Covid bull sh*t would go away I/we could get back at it!
Too funny! Me and my 2 buddies moved out to Hollywood back in the day. We lived in the same complex as Tim Kelly. Great times man. Really cool to see him walk in there in the video at 35:18. Perfect. Brought a big smile to my face. Great memories for me as well. Never saw this before. Too cool.
Slaughter toured with Kiss back in the day and I was working security in Charlotte N.C. between the Slaughter performance and Kiss. The guys came out and were just walking around. Tim Kelly had I white towel wrapped around his head. Anyway a couple of girls walked up to the band and asked Tim if they could have the towel wrapped around his head. Tim was like. Ok? Here ya go. When the girls walked away with their prize towel. Tim looked over at me and shook his head. He didn't understand why the girls what his towel. I just looked at him and said. Brother you are famous now. Better get used to it. He said I guess so. Just a humble down to earth man.
In 1991 I was 16. I loved any guy with long hair 😍 I was too young, didn't drive and could not attend concerts. I would have been in heaven. Slaughter RULES
I was 13 in 1991. My then-BFF used to watch this video (along with Skid Row’s Oh Say Can You Scream) every single weekend right after Headbangers Ball. I had a huge embarrassing crush on Blas Elias (BFF loved Sebastian Bach). I even dedicated a song to him on the radio! This was such a great time. It was really sad when bands like Slaughter just fell away because of grunge which I could never stand. It seemed like everything changed in an instant. It was even sadder when Tim Kelly died in ‘98. The 90s were a long time ago but they seem like yesterday.
hi andrea, i normally don’t respond to comments like this but i felt compelled to hahaha sorry. i’m 15 and i loveeee everything about the 80s and 90s, my room is covered in pictures of bands and i’m constantly daydreaming about what life could’ve been like if i was born in the 60s or 70s. i talk to my mum about what she did in the 90s and the music she listened to and it’s just insane to me that these bands that i listen to everyday are so old! you were so lucky and it honestly makes me really sad to know life will never be the same as it was when you and my mum were growing up. im not sure why i’m telling you all this but oh well 🤣 i also have a big crush on blas elias hahah!!
Great video! For a second there, I thought it was Bob Rock sitting at the panel before I realized it was Dana. Speaking of Dana, killer bass lines. Love them all. RIP Tim Kelly
I miss these guys it sucks mark has lost his voice but hey we all get older so I thank him from the bottom of my heart for the awesome music that he and the band made .I will always love it
Miss Tim. He was an excellent guitarist. Glad I got to see them. Then many years later Mark did a benefit here in Orem, Utah and I gave him one of my B.A.C.A Bikers Against Child Abuse stickers and he stuck it right on his guitar case. Then we went across the street for the after party at the hotel. He's a nice guy.🍻
I betcha Mark Slaughter could do a seriously awesome job singing The Immigrant Song by Led Leppelin. Loved these guys back in the day and they still sound good.
What a fun documentary to watch. They always put the fans first and I think that some bands lost touch with that and forgot how they got to where they are. These guys are so genuine and it shows in this documentary. R.I.P. Tim Kelly, he was such an underrated guitarist. Long live Slaughter!!!
I remember this video. Don’t laugh, i still have it on VHS. Watching this now brings me way back. Such great music and times. Only Dana Strum would lay down his tracks while recording. They were the only band that was self produced.
I even bought a Floyd Rose equipped guitar, so that I could try and figure out how to make that siren effect like around 1:10:08, but I never got it. He is the only person who I've ever heard do it.
It's so weird watching someone you know is going to die a tragic death and of course they have no clue what's in store for them. It's almost like you wish you could reach out and warn them. Don't get in that car ... or on that plane or whatever.
Andy Salter - yes. Both of which their singers are, well, dead. Count Nirvana in their too. I like Alice In Chains. But, the music was depressing. It went through the same kind of glut that the late 80’s early 90’s “metal” did. Every half ass flannel wearing jackass suddenly was a genius and had a record deal. Most of it was shit.
Talk about taking me back to those days. Wish I could live them all over again. in all the bands of this genre at that time he had the most unique vocal range. Sexy hot to boot. Loved this band and wish they'd do a come back. Id love to 👀 what sound they could come to today.
I've never heard a entire Slaughter Album yet, but I will go back in time I'm only 52 and I still enjoy discovering music I overlooked for whatever reason.
What i would give to go back to this easier, no bullshit, fun , everything nice, no social media, cellphone time. I was 20 then, ....back when this country was somewhat normal
Such a cool band. Hard to believe Tim's family sold/got rid of most of his gear. Mark has Tim's purple Robin guitar but I would love to have one of his old axes!
how many times have i watched this VHS....living in Italy was frustrating enough ,in terns of not neing able seeing such amazing bands live (Slaughter never came once in their entire carreer :()....so, goin to the record store and seeing such VHS was extremely exciting.... bought it soon as i had the money ,ran home and sat religiously in front of the TV..... it was like getting to know the band a little more, their recording process, their evolution (after the from thge beginning home video,which i of coure had too )....Slaughter has been an amazing band anbd i ll be forever be a fan
They all play awesome!! 80's very early 90's was when rock was fun and got you moving!!! After ??? and now !!! well?????? Glad I grew up in that period in time when music was real,and good!!!!
the wild life album really bring me much joys and fun on Rocks music back in 92-99 era.. Slaughter is still my number 2 of alltime Rock bands ever after Motley Crue.. I love Slaughter til the end of my breath.. Thank you Slaughter🖤🖤
Tim Kelly really put Robin Guitars out of Texas on the map. I wish that company was still around. Fantastic guitars and they definitely stand out from the others. Tim was a very underrated guitar player and he ripped those Robin's up!! Highly recommend trying one out!
I wrote on the 80’s recycle bin channel that a work associate here in Vegas grew up with Mark, and he told me once Mark made it he took care of his mom financially..
What I respect the most is that they seem like a a cool group of friends, being professional, yet having a good time, down to earth with no individual ego's to ruin it.
For those of you who are old enough to remember you will agree. For those who were too young or not born yet, 1991 and 1992 was the absolute zenith for hard rock and heavy metal. The world could not get enough of this music, the concerts, MTV news, magazines, cassettes and cd's. Guns N' Roses and Metallica were God. I am not joking. Slaughter were great and when they played the Arsenio Hall show a year earlier, I was an instant fan. Thank you so much for posting this, I never saw this before.
Hell yeah son Pantera was killing it in the early 90s man I messaged I'm
As pop culture goes, I can see how 1991 and 1992 were the zenith of hard rock and metal. But The zenith for it's feeling amazed by, was with Iron Maiden, Quiet Riot, Twister Sister, The Grim Reaper, Ozzy Osbourne, Van Halen, Metallica, etc., the Early-mid 1980s.
Fucking Seattle man! 😡🤙🏼
It was coming to a end slaughter was the last real big hair band by this point nirvana was out Pantera just put out vulgar display of power chains was about release dirt 10 pearl jam was the biggest album of the year people were no longer wearing tight jeans long hair was still OK but a lot of people cut there hair by this point sound garden was being featured on head bangers ball.stoll considered metal the media was just starting to run with the term grunge then the nail in the in the wooden box nirvana went on head bangers ball Kurt was dressed in drag and said the words that destroyed the hair bands he said we don't like metal we are not metal and we don't like the crowd that listens to metal they never directly said that but close after that millions of glam metal kids took off the leather jacket and put on a plaid shirt and the very last rock revolution and culture change took place for the next 3 years the hair bands became the most hated bands on the planet still I loved those times and happy I got to be part of the last rock revolution the world would ever great years
@@delanoarts3703 totally agree👏
Miss those days. 23 years old and the music was on top. Now I'm 54 and still rocking to Slaughter.
R.I.P. Tim Kelly, such a wonderful guitar player
Yes🙏🏾😪
Most definitely! Tragic loss. Amazing talent!!!
I was in our first band in high school with Timmy and he lived and breathed music. We loved the song fridays by Joe Jackson and we had a girl singer.
@@MRosati5000 That is great man!
Yes he was, and he is so very missed! Loved him, but Jeff is awesome!
I'm in this documentary. The last bit at the studio. Tim grilled us hot dogs in the courtyard and they had a cooler of cold beer for us all before filming. They set us up to be filmed outside the gates and then brought us into the studio for a listening party and then filmed the closing at the end. So much fun! Great bunch of guys/musicians.
What I would give to go back to 1991 ...
Best year 💗
Me to!!! I'd jump on that flight to!!! Might even dial it back 3 more years and start at 88!! Great times during those years... Awesome music .MTV was MTV!! and Friday nights were the best!!
I graduated in 91! Great year for sure!
Amen.
Same here!!
1991 was a great year. Grunge hadn't really kicked in yet and hair metal was still popular. Any regular guy could feel like a rock star if they had long hair
Edward Bliss yeah, it helped if you coud play an instrument to. i had platnum blonde hair down to my ass, could play guitar like a motherfucker(still can) but just becauase of those two things, i was cuh- rushin all the puss back then, wht a fucking life it was!!!!
@@buckypreseau7349 um yet you weren't famous lol
Gina Tafferty no, not at all, but it was as close as i was gonna get, and it was my time in life to life, and thats what i did. it was still an amazing time. its the kinda life i could look back on when im on my death bed and smile. then i started a family, and life was even better. heres to a beautiful fucking life everbody!!
Were really good times
Yeah. FUCK grunge. & Nirvana's music is way out-of-tune. 👎
Was 19 in 91 and the hair metal dominates my playlist still today. 2/13/2022
17 in 1991. Had Stick it to ya in the tape player playing over and over. Joined the Army in 1992 and everything went to shit. But glad I came across this. Took me back to some good times.
I've been watching this Documentary since I was 5 years olds. I'm 34 now and I still love it
Rock on!!!
Sure. Smh
I can't tell you guys how many times my friends and I watched this back when it came out. Great band. RIP Tim, we will never forget you ❤
Yeah remember when i was a teen and this vhs came out like you said i saw this almost everyday that times, good memories
I haven't seen this in year's. I bought it the day it came out on VHS. I was 7 months pregnant with my son. He can play 7 instruments now. 🤘🔥🤘🔥
Tim Kelly is a stand up dude. He definitely delivers on guitar. RIP my brother. You've left us too soon.
I had this on VHS back in the day. First time watching this in well over 20 years. Really interesting at around the 18 minute mark when Mark talks about vinyl becoming extinct. And now it’s selling better than CDs. It came back.
I had that same VHS it was awesome
Same here and still own it on vhs
I still have mine too!
I flew with Slaughter in ‘91 from Logan Airport Boston to LAX. On American Airlines I remember Tim lead guitarist as being really friendly they all we’re actually. Mark was wearing leopard pants and walking around the plane with the planes cell phone. Then walking with them to the baggage check out and Tim picking up his guitar in a black guitar case held together with duct tape. I got to my cousins house in Thousand Oaks CA and I walked thru the door and my cousin was watching Fly To the Angels video on MTV! I told her I just flew with those guys from Boston! Lol true story!
Best thing I can watch these days on CZcams is 80s hard rock documentaries.
this is not hard rock, is gay metal
One of the most pure rock vocalists of all time. Incredible range and control.
Watching this video 30yrs later, Awesome 🤘
No autotune etc. and still that perfect singing with one take.
...and the higher harmony after in the control room, just off the cuff, like it's no big deal. One of the best singers of that era.
for sure and never got credit for it very underated in all great musicians all around
did'int no they recorded this album live the hole band playing together wow that was rare for this gender of music to do it that wat back then it makes sense now when i listen to the album now
Mercuri,
Good Bot
@@mercuripietro6888no, it was done for the filming of the documentary. I did read an interview of Blas Alias the drummer at the time, and the final tracks have almost entirely been recorded drums first and then they overdubbed the rest.
Have begun having a new appreciation for some of these bands from back in the day over the past few years, Slaughter being one of them. So I've started a random bucket list of going to concerts to see and hear incredible bands like this whenever possible (We're losing them too fast!) Checked off Slaughter on April 13, 2018 at the Snoqualmie Casino in Washington. Was a "Wild wild night"
R.I.P. Tim Kelly, you were a monster guitarist and obviously on the same level as a human being.
*Now if this Covid bull sh*t would go away I/we could get back at it!
They were killer I saw them once they had their act down tight killer show.
Too funny! Me and my 2 buddies moved out to Hollywood back in the day. We lived in the same complex as Tim Kelly. Great times man. Really cool to see him walk in there in the video at 35:18. Perfect. Brought a big smile to my face. Great memories for me as well.
Never saw this before. Too cool.
It's at 6871 Franklin Avenue, Hollywood CA. It was not called "The Hollywood Cozmo" back then lol..
Slaughter toured with Kiss back in the day and I was working security in Charlotte N.C. between the Slaughter performance and Kiss. The guys came out and were just walking around. Tim Kelly had I white towel wrapped around his head. Anyway a couple of girls walked up to the band and asked Tim if they could have the towel wrapped around his head. Tim was like. Ok? Here ya go. When the girls walked away with their prize towel. Tim looked over at me and shook his head. He didn't understand why the girls what his towel. I just looked at him and said. Brother you are famous now. Better get used to it. He said I guess so. Just a humble down to earth man.
That was key cause Mark Slaughter had ties with Kiss. Thanks for story Tim had big heart.
In 1991 I was 16. I loved any guy with long hair 😍 I was too young, didn't drive and could not attend concerts. I would have been in heaven.
Slaughter RULES
@Andy Salter long hair wasn't enough. i had all styles of long hair in the 80's, and played drums. Never got laid ONCE!
I was 16 in 91 but I went to shows every weekend in LA. My brother would drive me for $20 lol
I was 16 too steph!!! I was playing 80’s covers in a band already.
Andy Salter , drummers rule 😁. Especially ones that look like Blas 😋
I was 18
I was 13 in 1991. My then-BFF used to watch this video (along with Skid Row’s Oh Say Can You Scream) every single weekend right after Headbangers Ball. I had a huge embarrassing crush on Blas Elias (BFF loved Sebastian Bach). I even dedicated a song to him on the radio! This was such a great time. It was really sad when bands like Slaughter just fell away because of grunge which I could never stand. It seemed like everything changed in an instant. It was even sadder when Tim Kelly died in ‘98. The 90s were a long time ago but they seem like yesterday.
hi andrea, i normally don’t respond to comments like this but i felt compelled to hahaha sorry. i’m 15 and i loveeee everything about the 80s and 90s, my room is covered in pictures of bands and i’m constantly daydreaming about what life could’ve been like if i was born in the 60s or 70s. i talk to my mum about what she did in the 90s and the music she listened to and it’s just insane to me that these bands that i listen to everyday are so old! you were so lucky and it honestly makes me really sad to know life will never be the same as it was when you and my mum were growing up. im not sure why i’m telling you all this but oh well 🤣
i also have a big crush on blas elias hahah!!
Damn, they sounded AMAZING, really great musicians here, much respect 🤘
Great video! For a second there, I thought it was Bob Rock sitting at the panel before I realized it was Dana. Speaking of Dana, killer bass lines. Love them all. RIP Tim Kelly
I never knew Dana also acted like the Producer. And he's a real band member too. That's a dream come true!
I miss these guys it sucks mark has lost his voice but hey we all get older so I thank him from the bottom of my heart for the awesome music that he and the band made .I will always love it
Miss Tim. He was an excellent guitarist. Glad I got to see them. Then many years later Mark did a benefit here in Orem, Utah and I gave him one of my B.A.C.A Bikers Against Child Abuse stickers and he stuck it right on his guitar case. Then we went across the street for the after party at the hotel. He's a nice guy.🍻
So happy to have easy access to videos like this. Back in the day I had to tape trade to get these. Used to send VHS tapes across the world.
Blas is my favorite. When I see him smile my heart's just melting. I can't tell how much I love him
Me too I love him so much and that smile drives me crazy😜😇😎💌💝💖💗💓💛💕💚💟💙💜❣️❤️🤍🧡🗜️🥁😜🇺🇸💋
This is so cool! Thank you so much! I still remember when I got this album. Good memories! Good times!
I betcha Mark Slaughter could do a seriously awesome job singing The Immigrant Song by Led Leppelin. Loved these guys back in the day and they still sound good.
I think there's a video of Blas singing that at a show he did once.
His voice is blown now. Such a shame.
he had such a hi voice
UMMMM he did when Vinnie Vincent ripped it off w ASHES TO ASHES and it sucks. This sort of masturbation had absolutely no heart. yuck
0:34 Classic Tim Kelly right there. Rest in peace Tim (January 13, 1963-February 5, 1998)
This is one of my favorite things on CZcams!!! Thank you much!!!
In my mind we haven’t moved past this era. Don’t try to tell me otherwise
Thank you for sharing!!!! "REAL LOVE" I could listen to that song over and over!!!!! ❤️
What a fun documentary to watch. They always put the fans first and I think that some bands lost touch with that and forgot how they got to where they are. These guys are so genuine and it shows in this documentary. R.I.P. Tim Kelly, he was such an underrated guitarist. Long live Slaughter!!!
I remember this video. Don’t laugh, i still have it on VHS. Watching this now brings me way back. Such great music and times. Only Dana Strum would lay down his tracks while recording. They were the only band that was self produced.
Love these old documentaries 🤟
1:09:12 That's the Tim Kelly that we all miss, still, even after 20 years of being gone forever.
I even bought a Floyd Rose equipped guitar, so that I could try and figure out how to make that siren effect like around 1:10:08, but I never got it. He is the only person who I've ever heard do it.
What a voice, don't remember it being that good!
For realz 🎆🎇✨🧨
I just watched this for the first time....Tim Kelly. You. And Randy. Say. Hi. You both keep me happy
It's so weird watching someone you know is going to die a tragic death and of course they have no clue what's in store for them. It's almost like you wish you could reach out and warn them. Don't get in that car ... or on that plane or whatever.
Awesome footage. Loved Slaughter back in the day.
Had this on VHS back in the day. Wish they'd release it on DVD
Who knew Mark was such a good guitar player!! Wow!
this is cool..never seen this before its awesome behind the scenes on making the wildlife record.
I used to have a copy of this. I wore it out I watched it so much.
But, I hadn't seen it since Tim died, so this is very hard for me to watch.
I used to watch the two documentaries on VHS over and over.
From being in Idaho back in '97, I remember their tour bus being parked outside of a nightclub...
31:45 R.I.P. Tim Kelly. I followed Slaughter since their first album. I was 20 years old.
We all love & miss you Tim ❤️ You were everything to the band!
And to imagine, one year later fun music was replaced by a decade of plaid wearing musicians that were not only depressing but also boring.
Yeah it was like a decade of a dark age
Andy Salter - yes. Both of which their singers are, well, dead. Count Nirvana in their too. I like Alice In Chains. But, the music was depressing. It went through the same kind of glut that the late 80’s early 90’s “metal” did. Every half ass flannel wearing jackass suddenly was a genius and had a record deal. Most of it was shit.
OMG! Slaughter. Kick ass rock! Bring it on. Miss this kind of rock! Love it!
Such good times. I had all these bands all over the walls of by bedroom.
Thank you so much for this.
I love this cd so much. Their first one was great too, but this one was so awesome, start to finish.
It’s very good. Not quite as good as Stick It To Ya though
This is treasure man. THANK YOU for uploading this. \m/😎
Talk about taking me back to those days. Wish I could live them all over again. in all the bands of this genre at that time he had the most unique vocal range. Sexy hot to boot. Loved this band and wish they'd do a come back. Id love to 👀 what sound they could come to today.
Marks voice still kicks ass
This didn't age well...just seen them a week ago and Mark was terrible...his voice is long gone.
I'm still trying to process that Mark not only drove an Isuzu Amigo - but that he actually tried to trick it out with the 4x4 accessories, lol.
I've never heard a entire Slaughter Album yet, but I will go back in time I'm only 52 and I still enjoy discovering music I overlooked for whatever reason.
What i would give to go back to this easier, no bullshit, fun , everything nice, no social media, cellphone time. I was 20 then, ....back when this country was somewhat normal
Favorite rock band 👍
Such a cool band. Hard to believe Tim's family sold/got rid of most of his gear. Mark has Tim's purple Robin guitar but I would love to have one of his old axes!
Sorry to hear that. Timmy's older brother Brian was the singer and his older sister taught me how to drive a clutch. Good peeps.
Marks voice was very cool and unique.
I fukkn love seeing behind the scenes and the lives of Metal bands. It's the Rock Star lifestyle that Fascinates me! The music, the money, the women!
how many times have i watched this VHS....living in Italy was frustrating enough ,in terns of not neing able seeing such amazing bands live (Slaughter never came once in their entire carreer :()....so, goin to the record store and seeing such VHS was extremely exciting.... bought it soon as i had the money ,ran home and sat religiously in front of the TV..... it was like getting to know the band a little more, their recording process, their evolution (after the from thge beginning home video,which i of coure had too )....Slaughter has been an amazing band anbd i ll be forever be a fan
Definitely reminds me of back in tha day….and man what a good time it was!!!!
Gracias por subirlo se paso amigo..
He hits some high notes man. Mark was a great singer.
Tim Kelly was one of a kind, and he is ALWAYS in the heart and minds of the fans!!! We loved you Tim, and always will!!!
Definitely
They all play awesome!! 80's very early 90's was when rock was fun and got you moving!!! After ??? and now !!! well?????? Glad I grew up in that period in time when music was real,and good!!!!
Yeah, great documentary!👊😎🙏🎸🎤🥁
Awesome watch. Awesome band.
Mark had some pipes! I never got in to "grunge" always resented it and it just never hit home.
I saw them at a small venue in Minneapolis called Mr Nibs. Couldn't hear correctly for a couple days. Miss those days
Remember when these VHS tapes went for like $100 when they were new in the 80s/90s? Now it's on CZcams at the click of a button.
R.I.P. Marks voice. Thank you for the good times.
the wild life album really bring me much joys and fun on Rocks music back in 92-99 era..
Slaughter is still my number 2 of alltime Rock bands ever after Motley Crue..
I love Slaughter til the end of my breath..
Thank you Slaughter🖤🖤
I Was 18 when I went and bought this on VHS and the cd and tape loved jamming wildlife on my Jackson the riff was killer from Ohio
Mark Slaughter later was featured in Rock Sugars video meshing their successful song Up All Night.
I’ve got to revisit that record. I didn’t give it a chance back in the day.
Good Stuff. Knew him during our high school days here in Vegas.. Still have his local bands Xcursion Ready To Roll album.
Tim Kelly really put Robin Guitars out of Texas on the map. I wish that company was still around. Fantastic guitars and they definitely stand out from the others. Tim was a very underrated guitar player and he ripped those Robin's up!! Highly recommend trying one out!
Pulling up in an Isuzu Amigo with "I'll Wait" blasting. 👍
I got to see Slaughter twice and met Tim Kelly ,R.I.P
My favorite band😍
this is so awesome!
Yeah!!! I bought this when it first came out on VHS!!!! Good times!!!
God Mark Slaughters voice is absolutely astonishing.
R.I.P. Tim Kelly
Mark had an awesome voice especially his screaming on top of his lungs noone sounds like him
I wrote on the 80’s recycle bin channel that a work associate here in Vegas grew up with Mark, and he told me once Mark made it he took care of his mom financially..
Vesleys music use 2 sponsor Slaughter..
17:44 as of 2018, they STILL make and sell vinyl records, Marcus!
1:10. Dude, Mark Slaughter walking into the studio sounds EXACTLY like Vince Neil does in the Motley Crue: Uncensored video!
For a second I thought it was Vince
This is Bad Ass!!!
i still have a copy of this on vhs
So do I.
What I respect the most is that they seem like a a cool group of friends, being professional, yet having a good time, down to earth with no individual ego's to ruin it.
Watching your past is a blessing to me❤
No question about. It. Rock. Stars
awesome