Winger were and still are one the best hard rock bands . The whole album Pull is killer , no skipping tracks for me . Still sounds as good now as it did all those years ago
It's amazing to watch this is 2022 and remember what 1993 was like with the looks and all and yet this record is timeless... could have been made today. Their best work in my opinion.
I played this CD to utter death when it first came out. I have to believe that everyone who worked with me at that time knows every word to every song, because of me.
When their debut album was released in August '88 Rebs playing immediately grabbed my attention. During that time there were a ton of VH copycats who didn't have any kind of substance. But in addition to being a helluva guitar player, Reb was extremely versatile and could play many different things when the song needed it. And while everyone was doing the tapping thing, To me Reb was somone was truly doing something different with the technique.
Kip is such a great bassist... not enough is mentioned about his absolute control of singing while playing fantastic supportive bass... he's also obviously a work horse with absolute focus!!!
I LOVE Winger, Kip solo as well. Pull is by far my favorite album ever! They're so underrated. I see them in concert often and they're still EXCELLENT!
@Not Now it's never to late. 🤘 And you migth also listen to their album released in 2009, Karma. I really love it too. It's really a great one too. It could be your soundtrack for 2019's summer. 🙂
The best thing they did was getting away from producer Beau Hill. His style of producing albums may have helped Winger initially, but it also hurt the band in terms of songwriting and musicianship. I've always thought that the album 'Pull' showed the real Winger.
Saw these guys at Panama City Beach in July of 1993, during the Pull tour, at Club La Vela on the beach. I was 36 at the time, and probably one of the oldest guys in the crowd, or at least in the first 4 or 5 rows. I was already very familiar with Pull, so I’m sure Kip and Reb thought it was pretty wild that some old fart was out there fingering an air guitar to every note in every song. 😂 Had a great time at that show, and would probably rate it in my top 3 of all time. They pretty much played the entire album note for note. All great musicians but Reb is probably one of the most underrated guitarists out there. Glad I saw them in their prime.
Man !!! There was just so many talented bands in the 80s!!! Most of which are STILL touring & putting out quality albums even now!!! Stryper! LA Guns!! Extreme!! Winger!!! Crue/Def Lep/Poison Stadium Tour, GNR/ACDC/ Metallica/ Maiden/OZZY PowerTrip , & on & on it goes…. So damn lucky I got to experience this music in my prime as it was happening. Don’t miss a chance to see these Legendary bands when they come around to your town. Last of a dying breed…. Unfortunately
I Guess music is linked to trends. I was atrackted by this band by singles like 'Can't get enuff' or 'Miles away' but was really hooked by 'Headed for a heartbeeal' or 'Rainbow in the rose' and to this day 'Pull' is my personal favourite ...and still enjoying theiir efforts to this day
I loved this album back in the day. Hadn't listened for so long and one day decided to check it out. I can't believe the quality of the production is better than most shit today. Everything sounds clean, organic and heavy, and not overdubbed and crushed.
6:58! This is the baddest riff I've ever heard! True musicians! My friend borrowed this cd from me and I never got it back so I bought another one. Truly one of the most underrated albums!
What a treat this video was. So eye opening in regards to how talented each of these musicians is in their own right, but together they are a powerhouse😊
This is their BEST material. The ONLY reason why this release was not really successful can be summed in one word - GRUNGE. Great, talented musicians. Great album!!!!
@@andrewyurick7758 two things can be true at once. So true. That little chubby soft-spoken and sensitive character that always wore a winger shirt surely ‘pussafied’ the group and its brand… Really sad!
No question this is Winger's masterpiece..released in '93 when Pearl Jam, Nirvana etc were chipping away and taking rock's fans away inexplicably..NOT ME...I hated grunge, love the good ol rock sounds of the hair metal groups..KIP RULES
I'm chuckling at the part where they're recording the backup vocals to "Blind Revolution Mad", and Reb Beach goes into Harry Nillson's "One". Little did he know that he would end up recording a cover of that song with Dokken on the Erase The Slate album. :D
Blind Revolution Man🤘🏽Bad ass musicians, album! I still have the cd 😬 Saw them live back then but this behind the scenes is special and cool as shit! Thank you for posting!
Wow. This is fantastic. The pure, raw jam/recording days in houses & basements were fun times and it was a great time to be young. Reb doing James Brown and Hendrix 😂 that was so fun to watch, almost like being there. The club performances were absolutely electric. Reb Beach say's @10:20 " Solos take so much outta' me, I feel like God has come and taken my lifeforce, like I'm gonna' die a day earlier every time I play a solo..isin't that weird?". I felt that. I could tell he was being truthful. These documentaries are so interesting. Kip always about the music being just as he hears it in his mind. Genuis. A born maestro. So glad these documentaries were found and shared. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing all that moments that use to be hiddento the public eye. Thank You for your effort and your time. I like all this stuff, and I'm not the only one as I see
Love this! Especially like the foolin around where reb can play better guitar with his feet than that other guy in that other band i dont remember the name megametallyeverybodydies or something.
I was fountain enough to see May 2002 Winger the original lineup with Paul Taylor on Keyboards John Roth On Guitar Rod Morganstein Drums Reb Beach ⛱️ Guitar Kip Winger Bass/Vocals. Those guys rocked the house of blues in Orlando Florida. I was Seventeen and older women "Cougars" dancing with drink's in their hand. Guys headbanging Song's like Seventeen Rainbow in the Rose 🌹 Headed for a Heartbreak Easy Come Easy Go and Madalaine ALot more songs. I was just truly surprised how great they are in concert. Wonderful Musicanship.
Want to know the exact moment of Winger's downfall? It was at 13:43 when Kip wanted the man working so hard on his album to eat his chewing gum!.. I'm sure that man didn't finish the album as well as he could have after that!
What exactly is going on at the end there starting from 32:01? It looks like Kip is playing some kind of Indian-inspired melody on guitar, and then somebody else is strumming a single chord as rhythm guitar behind it, while John(?) and Rod do some kind of falsetto chant in harmony together. I can't tell if that's John though because of the way the camera is angled, but over the back of his head, but that's my best guess. It also seems like that clip repeats for a while, so I'm wondering if that might've been a glitch with the VHS that resulted in it playing back several times or something.
"You Are the Saint, I Am the Sinner". Once John joined the band, they extended the outro of the live arrangement of it into a dual guitar solo between him and Reb, and I guess in that clip they were figuring out how they wanted to go about that.
If only they used the same approach from In The Heart Of The Young 1990. They would Need Paul Taylor to play Keyboards. That would have been awesome. Pull is still a great follow up. It just lacked Paul Taylor on Keyboards. And that's what the album Pull really needed. Why did Paul Taylor leave Winger in 1992?
Reb beach blows that no talent kirk hammett off the stage any day..... just cause kirk has alot of money doesn't make him a good guitar player.. the dude just got lucky
@@StrokerAce78 not defending Hammett, but Metallica is James and Lars band. And Hammett plays what they tell him to play. Whereas in Winger, Reb has almost total freedom in the riffs and leads that he provides for the Winger albums. It really is a sizeable difference between the two players.
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Winger were and still are one the best hard rock bands . The whole album Pull is killer , no skipping tracks for me . Still sounds as good now as it did all those years ago
It's amazing to watch this is 2022 and remember what 1993 was like with the looks and all and yet this record is timeless... could have been made today. Their best work in my opinion.
By "timeless" do you mean stuck in the 80's and already sounding badly dated by 1993? Just want to clarify.
Watching this in 2024. I think their latest album Seven is another masterpiece in my opinion. This band never got the credit they deserved!!
I played this CD to utter death when it first came out. I have to believe that everyone who worked with me at that time knows every word to every song, because of me.
Pull was my #1 album from Winger !
I will listen to all Winger....but return to one , Pull is ultimate GOLD !
Brilliant band and phenomenal album. Released amongst the backdrop of grunge. Still stands up today.
Reb Beach is a melt-your-face-off phenom guitar player. The man is a beast and his playing mesmerizes me, especially when he's tapping.
Man, I always loved Reb ! Saw him with WS in 04, outplayed Doug Alrich in every way 😌 (Love doug as well)
When their debut album was released in August '88 Rebs playing immediately grabbed my attention. During that time there were a ton of VH copycats who didn't have any kind of substance. But in addition to being a helluva guitar player, Reb was extremely versatile and could play many different things when the song needed it. And while everyone was doing the tapping thing, To me Reb was somone was truly doing something different with the technique.
Mike Shipley was genius..RIP mate..you are still alive through this music..also thanks to uploader for uploading this gem
Yeah his work on this album was fantastic. After hearing this I wanted him to produce the next Van Halen album. RIP
Best band of the late 80s/early 90s.
Kip is such a great bassist... not enough is mentioned about his absolute control of singing while playing fantastic supportive bass... he's also obviously a work horse with absolute focus!!!
Such a great album just released at the wrong time
I LOVE Winger, Kip solo as well. Pull is by far my favorite album ever! They're so underrated. I see them in concert often and they're still EXCELLENT!
yes it is and yes it was.
FUCK YES. You hit it right on the head. Wrong time to be release
Pull was a great great album. One of their best imho. Raw, heavy, less commercial. Great musicianship. Still love it. Love Kip's vocals as always
@Not Now it's never to late. 🤘 And you migth also listen to their album released in 2009, Karma. I really love it too. It's really a great one too. It could be your soundtrack for 2019's summer. 🙂
The best thing they did was getting away from producer Beau Hill. His style of producing albums may have helped Winger initially, but it also hurt the band in terms of songwriting and musicianship. I've always thought that the album 'Pull' showed the real Winger.
Saw these guys at Panama City Beach in July of 1993, during the Pull tour, at Club La Vela on the beach. I was 36 at the time, and probably one of the oldest guys in the crowd, or at least in the first 4 or 5 rows. I was already very familiar with Pull, so I’m sure Kip and Reb thought it was pretty wild that some old fart was out there fingering an air guitar to every note in every song. 😂 Had a great time at that show, and would probably rate it in my top 3 of all time. They pretty much played the entire album note for note. All great musicians but Reb is probably one of the most underrated guitarists out there. Glad I saw them in their prime.
Wow. 65 now! Time goes fast don't it
This album was a monster! It didn't get the credit it deserved. I love it to this day!
Interesting footage and to think Kip first late wife was doing the filming. Winger truly is underated...
Man !!! There was just so many talented bands in the 80s!!! Most of which are STILL touring & putting out quality albums even now!!! Stryper! LA Guns!! Extreme!! Winger!!! Crue/Def Lep/Poison Stadium Tour, GNR/ACDC/ Metallica/ Maiden/OZZY PowerTrip , & on & on it goes…. So damn lucky I got to experience this music in my prime as it was happening. Don’t miss a chance to see these Legendary bands when they come around to your town. Last of a dying breed…. Unfortunately
Winger are so superior to Metallica in every way.
Not even a contest
Screw Metallica and Mike Judge. Lars is a sad little man.
James and Lars have called and apologised to Kip for being dickheads. They are still dickheads though
They just had a shit ton of bad luck in terms of public image and getting clowned by bigger bands such as Metallica and tv shows
They are great,maybe better musicians,but no, Metallica have a really solid sequence of albuns
This (in my personal opinion) a masterpiece by Mr. Kip and Co! The best in my opinion they have done! Thanks Kip!
Why is there not more comments on this...oh yeah, cause we are all the rare breed that gets incredible music....continue on
I Guess music is linked to trends. I was atrackted by this band by singles like 'Can't get enuff' or 'Miles away' but was really hooked by 'Headed for a heartbeeal' or 'Rainbow in the rose' and to this day 'Pull' is my personal favourite ...and still enjoying theiir efforts to this day
I loved this album back in the day. Hadn't listened for so long and one day decided to check it out. I can't believe the quality of the production is better than most shit today. Everything sounds clean, organic and heavy, and not overdubbed and crushed.
21:35 What a great cut in the video. Way better than any editing in the Oscar-winning film Bohemian Rhapsody.
Another great band from the 80s
And 90s!
two most underrated musicians of last 40 years kip winger and billy squier.
This album was a master piece! Ahead of its time!
6:58! This is the baddest riff I've ever heard! True musicians! My friend borrowed this cd from me and I never got it back so I bought another one. Truly one of the most underrated albums!
What a treat this video was. So eye opening in regards to how talented each of these musicians is in their own right, but together they are a powerhouse😊
Pull is the peak of their creativity..
No Mans Land is the one I always jam to! I wish they would play it live
I've seen footage of no-man's-land on the Monsters of Rock Cruise sometimes they play it
There is a video of their gig in Toronto in 93, they play that song
This is their BEST material.
The ONLY reason why this release was not really successful can be summed in one word - GRUNGE.
Great, talented musicians.
Great album!!!!
actually, in three words. Beavis and Butthead. Ask Kip.
@@andrewyurick7758 two things can be true at once.
So true. That little chubby soft-spoken and sensitive character that always wore a winger shirt surely ‘pussafied’ the group and its brand…
Really sad!
To this day Reb Beach can't stand the word "Grunge". It pisses him off, seriously.
@@deanladue5367 that totally validates my comment above.
Thank you for sharing.
PULL is a phenomenal recording.
Still lovingly listen to Pull alb today
Love that album.They are amazing musicians.
'Blind Revolution Mad' it's my favorite track ever (in 5:48)
I loved this bass track!
Kip Winger and Reb Beach still rocks!
Dying to find anyone who understands...
Great album! Great band!
No question this is Winger's masterpiece..released in '93 when Pearl Jam, Nirvana etc were chipping away and taking rock's fans away inexplicably..NOT ME...I hated grunge, love the good ol rock sounds of the hair metal groups..KIP RULES
I'm chuckling at the part where they're recording the backup vocals to "Blind Revolution Mad", and Reb Beach goes into Harry Nillson's "One". Little did he know that he would end up recording a cover of that song with Dokken on the Erase The Slate album. :D
Definitely more difficult than one could imagine! Great teamwork guys 💗
Winger band all the way!
Blind Revolution Man🤘🏽Bad ass musicians, album! I still have the cd 😬 Saw them live back then but this behind the scenes is special and cool as shit! Thank you for posting!
Wow. This is fantastic. The pure, raw jam/recording days in houses & basements were fun times and it was a great time to be young. Reb doing James Brown and Hendrix 😂 that was so fun to watch, almost like being there. The club performances were absolutely electric. Reb Beach say's @10:20 " Solos take so much outta' me, I feel like God has come and taken my lifeforce, like I'm gonna' die a day earlier every time I play a solo..isin't that weird?". I felt that. I could tell he was being truthful. These documentaries are so interesting. Kip always about the music being just as he hears it in his mind. Genuis. A born maestro. So glad these documentaries were found and shared. Thank you!
What Hendrix song is it that Reb plays? I was wondering what the song he was doing at 24:13 was.
My favorite album from them, it’s so heavy yet so melodic. Kip and reb are musical geniuses
Pull is a great album, Just released it the wrong time unfortunately. Same thing with warrants dog eat dog album. Both masterpieces
Pppfffff great to watch how this great album Was made. Tanx 4 posting, and to your dad for keeping that vhs jajaja
Great video, thanx!
"Pull" is masterpiece!
I was obsessed with Reb in high school 😍
They played key west last month with all 80s metal bands. Damn they all aged! But I aged as well 😔
My favorite album by the band , every song is great !
Damn you bevis and Butthead,these where and still are incredibly good.and humble to boot,which is very rare these days.
Easily my favorite Winger album
"Just for the thrill yea awww!"
Haha love it☕🤔😤👊😫😑😐😬
Got it off Spotify after watching this video awesome
Like it? Love this stuff, man! Thanks a million! :-)
Madness to think that bands like Winger were struggling and being derided during this time, the era of grunge.
great band,great player,great vocal,great album!
Finally got to see this !! :):) Thank you so much
Just now seeing this video. Nice one. I'm fan of Winger.
It was almost exactly like that , but nothing at all ..😂 love this album wore the cassette out back in the day
People missed out big on this one. It rules.
Duuude! Made my Sunday night! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing all that moments that use to be hiddento the public eye. Thank You for your effort and your time. I like all this stuff, and I'm not the only one as I see
Mike Shipley R.I.P.
27:08 - 27:20 Complete genius!! Lol 🤣🤣🤣
anybody else hear Gary Moores picking style when Reb plays descending riffs?
He Is one of His influencia as estated in His web page.
Love this! Especially like the foolin around where reb can play better guitar with his feet than that other guy in that other band i dont remember the name megametallyeverybodydies or something.
I was fountain enough to see May 2002 Winger the original lineup with Paul Taylor on Keyboards John Roth On Guitar Rod Morganstein Drums Reb Beach ⛱️ Guitar Kip Winger Bass/Vocals. Those guys rocked the house of blues in Orlando Florida. I was Seventeen and older women "Cougars" dancing with drink's in their hand. Guys headbanging Song's like Seventeen Rainbow in the Rose 🌹 Headed for a Heartbreak Easy Come Easy Go and Madalaine ALot more songs. I was just truly surprised how great they are in concert. Wonderful Musicanship.
Want to know the exact moment of Winger's downfall? It was at 13:43 when Kip wanted the man working so hard on his album to eat his chewing gum!.. I'm sure that man didn't finish the album as well as he could have after that!
thanks buddy!
Their best album!
Thanks 4 posting!!!! WOW!!!!
Omg so much fun lol!
i wonder if they knew while recording this that no matter how great the album was that MTV and radio were not going to give it a chance
Cool vid - thanks for posting!
Like your video on Winger. I'm a fan
💕very entertaining
Awesome
Grazie Federico! ;)
🥰crazy cool
4:20 I knew this was Junkyard Dog instantly! If you listen, your brain fills in the rest of the band!
What exactly is going on at the end there starting from 32:01? It looks like Kip is playing some kind of Indian-inspired melody on guitar, and then somebody else is strumming a single chord as rhythm guitar behind it, while John(?) and Rod do some kind of falsetto chant in harmony together. I can't tell if that's John though because of the way the camera is angled, but over the back of his head, but that's my best guess.
It also seems like that clip repeats for a while, so I'm wondering if that might've been a glitch with the VHS that resulted in it playing back several times or something.
Sounded like Reb Beach singing.
Yes
Thanks for that !
So good!
Where did they record this album? This studio looks awesome.
amzing
What song are they rehearsing starting from 18:18? Or is that just a rehearsal for a live jam?
"You Are the Saint, I Am the Sinner". Once John joined the band, they extended the outro of the live arrangement of it into a dual guitar solo between him and Reb, and I guess in that clip they were figuring out how they wanted to go about that.
@@Thetarantinomaniac Two months late, but thank you!
Good
If only they used the same approach from In The Heart Of The Young 1990. They would Need Paul Taylor to play Keyboards. That would have been awesome. Pull is still a great follow up. It just lacked Paul Taylor on Keyboards. And that's what the album Pull really needed. Why did Paul Taylor leave Winger in 1992?
Paul had enough of touring and needed a break to do other stuff. He's back now though full time for the new album
Keyboards were wayyy out at this point in time my friend. This album came out exactly as play and intended and it kicks !
Anyone happen to know what song they were gettin' down on from about 18:30 to 23:10?
最棒的摇滚专辑之一
That’s it
Was it accident that Reb starts singing "One" and ultimately ends up covering it with Don Dokken years later? 🤔😆🤷
Cool
So, is that Mike Shipley running the board?
@@rhoadnaroahs yep, the best thing that the band did was sacking Beau Hill, and getting someone to co-produce 'Pull' with Kip.
Are they sequencing everything on a Linn 9000?
Thanx 4 that. To me it's un-valuable... Cheers.
Best Album of the dark matter
16:40 😂😂😂
was this filmed in a gas chamber?
Winger musicians a way better of many another band from this kind a music.
Reb beach blows that no talent kirk hammett off the stage any day..... just cause kirk has alot of money doesn't make him a good guitar player.. the dude just got lucky
@@StrokerAce78 not defending Hammett, but Metallica is James and Lars band. And Hammett plays what they tell him to play. Whereas in Winger, Reb has almost total freedom in the riffs and leads that he provides for the Winger albums. It really is a sizeable difference between the two players.