Lay It Down - Stephen Pearcy of RATT - Hopewell, VA - May 2, 2024
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2024
- From the 1985 album 'Invasion of Your Privacy', Live at The Beacon Theatre in Hopewell, VA. 05-02-24. Captured this cool live performance on my iPhone 14 Pro Max.
- Hudba
Thanks for posting this video up !!!!!
I’m 53 years old and feel younger now than 17. You guys/ women and whatever you want to call yourselves that day looks at the old crowd …. One day it will be you.
Props up to The guys onstage playing a historic song !!
Long live 80’s rock
God bless all the ratt n rollers! Jesus saves sinners!
OUCH.....
Great Song..
steve still sounds good!!what a sad looking old crowd!!!
um no, his voice is gone sadly but after the 90's he started having problems even.
@@jimbo0411 no his voice is fare from gone,still sounds for his age for sure!!
Sounds better then motley Crue and Vince neil
Not by much lol
Not much
Is that a school auditorium?
Fingers Monaco!
Hey, you guitarist and bass player, Youcan move around the stage
That's not Ratt. That's Pearcy's solo band.
Thats why it says ....of Ratt.😉
Poor guy. His voice is thrashed.
Would see them in their heyday. He never was that great live
Bass player effed that up... bad.
That audience is so sad to see....it's probably not even worth it to tour the USA. Europe and Asia are the only markets that still give a shit about rock and metal.
Let's all record the live show that we're at and then watch it later on. Pfffft..... too bad people can't absorb the moment anymore.
@@DutchVai Im more referring to the size of the audience...it's Ratt playing to like 100 people at best.
It's not that rock is dead in the US, it's that a rock band from 40 years ago that played a specific type of rock is dead. I just seen Armon Amath with Cannibal Corpse in a 9,000 seat venue last week. For an extreme underground Viking Metal band that's insane! Disturbed, 5 finger Death Punch, Lamb of God,Slipknot, Sleep Token, Ghost, all selling arenas this summer and look at rock bands doing stadium tours this summer, Pearl Jam, Green Day, Foo fighters, Metallica. Some bands get entire new generations of fans while others keep the core base and that eventually dwindles over time.