His playing on Ozzy’s “Speak of the Devil” is one of the greatest hard rock live albums in my opinion.

@guitarslim69

2 жыл бұрын

One of my greatest influences when I first started playing guitar.

@whatarefriends4

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@AngelofAnguish

2 жыл бұрын

In my opinion, the 1982, MTV televised concert, SOTD, was Ozzy AT HIS BEST! In my opinion, THAT concert ranks WAY, WAY, UP THERE with '70s Kiss, '70s Alice Cooper, and early '80s AC/DC!

@DoktorDamage

2 жыл бұрын

Yup!

@bensepulveda71

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed, the sound coming out of those Boogies on the intro to Symptom of the Universe still gives me goosebumps to this day. 🤘

Brad Gillis is terribly underrated. A really good player and a good human. Night Ranger was always good and him stepping in and helping Ozzy in a very difficult situation was A+.

@TheAgentAssassin

Жыл бұрын

He did an amazing job doing Randy's stuff. Truly underrated.

@daveg4236

Жыл бұрын

Two stupid comments....he's never been underrated. Stop with moronic comments

Brad is one of those guys who listened to all the right records, learned all the best licks, added to and improved upon some of the newest ones also. There isn't anything this guy can't do with a guitar! Nowhere near the recognition he deserves! Most people don't realize, but anyone who plays guitar, we all do! 👍

@georgebarry8640

2 жыл бұрын

He certainly was and is an inspiration to me,too! I always enjoy his playing and singing in the band.

@Meatball2022

2 жыл бұрын

He should be in the conversation when discussing top 10 of all time. He’s highly underrated.

Unless you lived it you won't get it. Hands down the best decade for music IMO

@dennisperin2989

2 жыл бұрын

Amen brother, I say it this way, “ If you don’t get ACDC, i probably don’t get you”

@mattrock12

2 жыл бұрын

Same can be said for any decade of any generation’s formative years.

@Guppusmaximus

2 жыл бұрын

I lived it and this "channel" doesn't even cover real 80s Metal. How about: Metal Church Armored Saint Candlemass WASP King Diamond Yngwie Malmsteen Iron Maiden DIO Helloween For starters...

@mattrock12

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Guppusmaximus I was into all you've mentioned above (well, most. Yngwie did nothing for me) but I was also into all of the bands covered so far on this channel (well again, most). Lots of bands fall under the "metal" umbrella throughout the 80's. You can't cover them all, or please everybody. At the end of the day, the interviews are both interesting and entertaining, IMO. And also well done. Cheers!

@Guppusmaximus

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattrock12 It's not about pleasing anyone. It's about accurately presenting the history of the genre and not revising it like MTV / VH1 did so successfully. I don't care if people like the glam rock of the 80s, it just wasn't Metal and that takes the away the spotlight from the bands that paved the way.

One of the few musicians for Ozzy, who doesn't speak of getting screwed by Ozzy and Sharon. Because he knew what time it was. Meaning, he knew what kind of people they were (not good) and went back to do his own thing. If he had stayed he would have got fu!ked over eventually. He left them! Bravo

@bramirez3330

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't he sure Ozzy and Sharon alleging that some of his solos were used on the Randy Rhoades Tribute album?

@shawnstarks1743

2 жыл бұрын

@@bramirez3330 Honestly, I never heard that. However, I believe you. I don't put nothing past them. Their whole way of thinking is. I gave "YOU" a opportunity.

@MayweatherjrWONandsoTrump

2 жыл бұрын

He was gone back to Night Ranger in his own terms that is way Sharon did not screw him so badly

@michaelhowardrosskrh74

2 жыл бұрын

This guy is irrelevant. He played for ozzy like 15 minutes n it's all he ever brings up, even at live shows they bring it up. Jeeezus get over it.

@endtyme1345

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelhowardrosskrh74 Agreed!!!!

Dude had to learn Randy Rhoads' entire catalog at a moments notice - enough said...

@Mofokkachris

2 жыл бұрын

2 albums can hardly be referred to as "entire catalog"

@rdanalytics9197

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mofokkachris Learning how to play one Randy Rhoads solo properly is harder than most other guitar player's entire body of work...go ahead, give it a shot...

@Mofokkachris

2 жыл бұрын

Not arguing w RR's skills, or Gillis' either, just saying that your phrasing was off.

@kkoch666

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a Randy Rhodes catalog, try Tony Iommi

@rdanalytics9197

2 жыл бұрын

@@kkoch666 He had to know all of Randy's songs as well as Black Sabbath's songs. Speak of the Devil only included Black Sabbath songs because Ozzy still owed his old label an album. On tour Brad played everything...

Brad Gillis, an underappreciated guitarist. He did a remarkable stint with Ozzy given the circumstances.

@Toddzilla1967

2 жыл бұрын

I get his reasons why Nirvana sounded refreshing, but it’s a lot of the grunge stuff that pushed me to find other rock stuff. Dream Theater is my favorite discovery out of that search.

@Dave_Wight_The_Rock_Oracle

2 жыл бұрын

@@Toddzilla1967 Nirvana was for simpleton rock fans..who wanted to go back in time....I am glad it ended.

@brookt3497

2 жыл бұрын

110% agree

I’m 56 now. Brad is correct. There’s still a market for the 80s Rock n Roll. The artists that can still do it, are out there. Music that was a staple of my youth. God bless you guys. There’ll never be great music like that again

Such a cool dude, and GREAT guitarist.

@scottwhite2757

2 жыл бұрын

He is a great guitarist very likable guy for sure..

His partnership with Jeff Watson was a great guitar duo.

@seanmerriott535

2 жыл бұрын

Probably the best duo of all time

@duaneraymond4252

2 жыл бұрын

@@seanmerriott535 I agree...

@matthewh.9544

2 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't quite go that far, the guitar partnerships in Maiden, Thin Lizzy, Priest are just as important.. But it's all down to personal opinion.

@duaneraymond4252

2 жыл бұрын

@@matthewh.9544 You're right, I got carried away a bit. I meant to agree Watson and Gillis were great, but Tipton and Downing and Maiden's boys are fantastic as well.

@careful__Icarus

2 жыл бұрын

Equally righteous shredders. Saw them twice on the 7 Wishes tour. Most excellent. Then many moons later saw them at a casino in the 2000s but w/o Jeff. Mr.Teeth,now flashing poses and veneers in Whitesnake,his stand in was ok but to my ears didnt gel with Brad. Good show tho. Seems like a cool dude.

"In this day and age, people just want to relive some old memories and have a good time." Truth

I met Brad Gillis and the rest of the band a few years ago. Brad was one of the nicest humble guy I’ve ever met! Great guy!

Glad Brad is doing well, his positivity can't help but make people to feel good.

Don’t forget, kids; Brad is 64 years old. Looks like he’s 54, still plays amazingly well, still the consummate gentleman.

Legendary Guitarist who was extremely instrumental in the 80's Hard Rock/Metal-Era. Brad's tone and style had always been unique and memorable.

80's music will never die. Had the chance to met Brad here in Puerto Rico, what a nice down to earth cool guy !

@MayweatherjrWONandsoTrump

2 жыл бұрын

Le distes un besito a Brad?? 🤣🤣

@mikemedina9902

2 жыл бұрын

@@MayweatherjrWONandsoTrump casi 😂😂

I've always been impressed with Brad's playing. Great guitarist, great guy.

Brads playing on Speak of the Devil is insane….I broke several copies of that album 😂🤘 saw him play with Ozzy at Birningham England (with Pete Way on bass!!). He was huge live. Great player and a great guy

@humanbeing2420

2 жыл бұрын

Yep - I've never liked Night Ranger but I love Speak of the Devil. His tone is kinda thin, but it's still great playing.

@DiBiasehere

2 жыл бұрын

Way was such a talented guy.

@guadalahonky4002

2 жыл бұрын

I saw Ozzy and Brad in 1983. I was a UFO freak and still am. Check out the story of the last night of Bon Scott's life. He was trying to keep up with Pete Way. Pete scared Ozzy, and Steve Harris wears those crazy striped trousers as a tribute to Pete.

dude has a good energy for someone whose been around the game as long as he has .... thanks Brad (and night ranger) for a special time i had in toronto about 35 years ago 👍👍🎸🎶

@LarryFleetwood8675

2 жыл бұрын

Brad doesn't seem to age, proof that guitar playing keeps you young.

@patricksheppard585

2 жыл бұрын

@@LarryFleetwood8675 Larry completely true…he just keeps on rocking and putting out great material…. Why in the world wouldn’t fans rock gets our fans of all ages appreciate his plane and his there should say the stuff he’s putting out that’s awesome keep on doing it Larry… True rock ‘n’ roll fans will always support an honest to the core guitar player !!!!!

Caught Night Ranger live in concert tonight, Friday 11 November 2022 at Brown County Music Center, Nashville, Indiana... they rocked the house... about 1500 people, capacity 2000... the crowd was giving TONS of energy, cheers, and applause to the band... Jack Blades and Brad Gillis said they could feel it on the stage... LOTS of LOVE for Night Ranger in Indiana... everyone in the band was on fire... Gillis was astounding... he's 65 and his playing is just soo good it looks effortless from him... amazing God given talent.

Brad Gillis always had such soulful and lyrical phrasing, really cool hearing him tell his story 🤙

What a Career!!! What a solid guy! What a guitarist and songwriter! What a BAND!! Was front row in Montreal when you just got with Ozzy!! Incredible!! Dream career!!! Glad it's comin back!!! Peace brother

I've seen Night Ranger twice and they were awesome.

Bought “Dawn Patrol” solely on the album cover….. best decision I ever made…. Still one of my favorite albums!

I met Brad in 1981 or '82 at Madame Wong's West a rock club in Santa Monica. My band Sledge had played with Ozzy guitarist Jake E Lee so I knew who he was and talked to him, asked him how he liked playing with Ozzy. He was so cool & was more excited about his new band Night Ranger who I hadn't heard of. This video brought back fond memories, I've always been a NR fan and love the band and Brad's positive energy! I was Warrior's bassist Brad & wish you & NR the best!

Brad's playing has always inspired me and his performance on Speak of the Devil is legend....and the tone!

I loved this interview. I actually haven't heard Brad interviewed too many times. Usually Jack or Kelly do the talking. Brad has aged like fine wine and is a killer shredder. Love Night Ranger! Thanks for posting this!

When Brad plays live today it’s clear he’s enjoying being on stage. Most guitar players know not only his talent but his contribution to his craft. But the casual fan has been cheated by the music world for not making him more appreciated He’s one of the best to ever pick up the instrument. Just like Jimmie H and EVH, Brad is an innovator of the guitar.

The fans of 80's rock never stopped listening to it. We picked up everything that splintered off those bands and were thrilled at all the collaborations. If a guy in a band I loved released a solo record or joined up with other guys, I bought it. I still do that to this day. I pretty much have everything that any 80's guy or band has done since then. Love it all!! They rock!!!

The sound and deliverance he did with Ozzy was nothing less than a masterpiece imo. I love Randy and Tony and what they created but the way Brad brought it was my favorite style. Speak was my go to live album in the day. Hopefully one day they will take both playlists and remaster the Speak album.

Such a cool dude. I ran into him in Florida in 1993 and told him Night Ranger was my first fav band and he sat down with me and had a few beers and we talked about every album. He made me the beer though … which I was happy to do!

@jdawg55598

2 жыл бұрын

Ya right an I was his limousine driver

Brad was one of my favorite live players in the 80s. Never missed his shows, he and Jeff Watson never and I mean NEVER missed a note! Cool stuff!

Brad’s technique is so identifiable and unique, and he did it so well and tasteful, especially on those first three Night Ranger albums. He was always in my top 5 guitarist because of this. Glad he is still around and performing well, and can tell us these great stories of the history of our youth.

@imandan1966

2 жыл бұрын

Top 5??? Is CC Deville on this list?

@daveclelland1188

2 жыл бұрын

@@imandan1966 shots fired!! LOL

@seamus2112ophelan

2 жыл бұрын

Only in CC deville’s top 5 list will you find CC deville

What Brad said at 5:00 is exactly right for me! My first concert was Midnight Madness tour in Japan in 1984 when was junior high school kid. Now I am around 50 and father of two high school kids. I went to their show again in 2018 in Tokyo they played all tunes from Dawn Patrol and Might Madness. The show was awesome. I sang those old tunes loud and raised my hands through the show. It was so fun. I felt I was meeting old friends of 80s. Please keep rocking and we all hope you guys start the tour again playing 80’s old school songs.

Love Brad Gillis and Night Ranger! I love how he talked about music and guitar wars in the late '80s becoming a kind of competition. He nailed it. That's exactly what I love about this band: They never let the instruments get in the way of the music. They are all about good music, not showing off individually. Brad is easily one of the all-time greats on the guitar, but it's easy for him to be swallowed up among so many other greats from the decade. What sets him apart is the genuinely great music Night Ranger made. This is the one band I would never get tired of seeing live.

Brad is criminally underrated - man, he kicked ass filling in for Randy(RIP). Love his playing style and ethos as a rocker! 🤘😎🤘

Loved Night Ranger in the 80s and still do!!! Would love to see them back together again!!!

@akjeff64

Жыл бұрын

Just saw them in concert here in Alaska last weekend, awesome show! they still have it!

Brad has got to be in his 60s at this point. He looks amazing.

Great music never dies. Night Ranger is one of those bands where their music holds up over the course of time. Because, they wrote some damn good rockin tunes. Keep Rawkin Night Ranger! You still have lots of fans that love you're music.

Night Ranger played at Disney World for my Grad nite, in 1983. They played three sets, and I was right up front each time. Just epic.

Brad Gillis is a legend, he is "the guy" that took over or filled in for Randy Rhodes, was on Ozzys 1st live album, the list goes on. Soon as he was off that tour he & NR dropped their 1st album & went & opened for Kiss! I mean come on, he was doin all that strait outta the gate. The man does not get the credit he deserves imo, was in the same league as EVH & RR, enuff said

@sdc7823

2 жыл бұрын

Ooooh! That's a bold statement but probably true. Brad can definitely shred. Along with Neil Schon and I would add George Lynch, too. Phenomenal

“Bradley? Bradley Gillis?” -Sharon Osbourne I love Brad Gillis, he’s incredible on guitar. He’s one of the few that made me want to get a guitar with a Floyd rose on it. Night Ranger is one of my all time favorite bands.

Great deal Brad - that trade you made for the Les Paul to get an original Floyd back then - you scored dude!!!! And you did a great job with that bar man ! Thank you for all of your many contributions dude !!👍!!

Love how Brad plays! Always tried to play like him.

Brad has always been one of my favorites. He was the one that introduced me to that silky smooth Mesa Mark II. Gotta love his Floyd Rose story. Great stuff!

Guy is just an absolute killer player - much respect

Brad was a great replacement for Randy, he absolutely killed it with Ozzy and became a huge inspiration from that point on!

@raymo6795

2 жыл бұрын

i think Brad did the album of Sabbath songs that Randy did not want to, and it is a great , forgotten about album. I have the CD....remember those? It is not on iTunes.

@SteveOuimette

2 жыл бұрын

Being a Bay Area guy myself, I saw Brad play with Ozzy when they came through the Oakland Coliseum and he was incredible. HUGE shoes to fill and he had what, a week to learn the parts? If he was nervous he never showed it and he did Randy proud by playing the iconic parts while still retaining his own style, which is absolutely unreal. I've spoken to Brad several times and he's always such a cool dude. Love it!

@hansvandermeulen5515

2 жыл бұрын

@@raymo6795 randy had died and Ozzy didn't want to release a live album with Randy recording right after his death nor with Ozzy songs with another guitar player. So it was an album with Sabbath songs, recorded over 2 nights.

@guillermo3564

2 жыл бұрын

@@hansvandermeulen5515 you need to get up to speed on your Ozzy knowledge. The live show of Sabbath tunes was planned before Randy died and it wasn't even Ozzy's idea.

@raymo6795

2 жыл бұрын

@@hansvandermeulen5515 I have heard several different accounts. Who really knows what the truth is…in any case, it is a great album Brad Gillis sounded great on that album.

Brad is probably one of the most under appreciated or underrated shredders ever to take the stage. The Speak of the Devil album was a staple in my teenage kegger rotation!

Jumps into Ozzy, makes one of the best live albums of all-time! No biggie, moves on. Top 10 Metal guitarist to me.

So glad I got to grow up back then. He’s right, it was so much fun. I miss it.

Talk about the God of the whammy bar! Loved his sound, especially the speak of the devil album that did all Sabbath tunes.

The best decision Brad ever made was to leave Ozzy and go back to Nighy Ranger. He's an amazing talent. We ended up getting great songs from both bands.

@joestoen8681

Жыл бұрын

Don't agree. Could of been recognized better with at least one or two studio albums with Ozzy. No disrespect for NR, they're a awesome talented band. But Ozzy has way more fans and does bigger shows. I feel Brad never got the recognition he deserved filling in for the late great Randy Rhoades. But he could of been a Randy where he would of earned sharing the spotlight. Jmo

Brad Gillis may be the coolest rock guitarist ever! Great interview! Saw him with NR and Ozzy back in the early 80's.

Loved his playing at this time man he kicked ass. The Hearing Aid sessions were sick. Brad shreds

Had the Ozzy Live album. Constantly listened to it, incredible guitarist

Easily one of my favorite 🎸players of all time

This guy has got a ton of positive energy, and seems very humble. Much respect.

The comeback of the 80's rock/metal bands is because Gen X parents brought our kids up on all that music and the success of the comebacks is testament to the musicianship of the music...it was, and still is, great music.

@imandan1966

2 жыл бұрын

relax Francis

@CaptainVelveeta

2 жыл бұрын

@@imandan1966 ummm...relax "Frankie"???...don' do it?

Thanks Brad! So many memories of cranking Night Ranger in my 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix and Dodge Dart.

I lived in this time of the 80s as a teenager and I must concur, the music of the 80s was the best. You had the metal scene exploding, hair bands that were just fun to listen to, punk rock for your inner angst against society and its rules, and new wave for crazy drugs and feelings. It truly was a remarkable time. That being said. I have a lot more respect for people that were rock idols back then still putting out new stuff that rocks. Brad Gillis, while being a remarkable guitarist, is still living off the hits of the past. Same for Jack Blades. They're not pumping out new stuff, continuing the creativity that made them so remarkable to listen to in the first place. I'm glad nostalgia is paying the bills for them and allowing them to live comfortable lifestyles. However, for me, nostalgia is great for certain moments, but it never keeps my attention. The past is the past. I love the time, and have many fond memories. I occasionally love living the life through the music once again, but make no mistake, I appreciate those musicians and artists that continue to make new music and push frontiers. Music wasn't something to just pay the bills and survive with. It was an art, and for some bands, the art of creating still means a lot. Not so with bands like Night Ranger, def Leppard, Or Motley Crue. These bands are just trying to suck whatever dollar they can from the fans who still wish they lived in the 80s. I however do not and will not fit into that category. I would rather see a band like Queensryche who continues to push creativity, then a band playing hits from a time I might have enjoyed, but have grown out from. This is my opinion for how I feel about this. I don't expect many to agree with me, and I do expect many will comment about how my feelings are shit. It is what it is. To me though, without growth there is death and my aim in life is to grow beyond the nostalgic.I wish no ill will to Brad and Night Ranger, or bands like them living on the nostalgic dime. Good luck to them all. Keep doing what you do. Obviously there's a market out there for it. I just wish the drive to remember was equally applied to doing something more.

I loved his Floyd Rose anecdotes… he’s speaking my language 😎

Gillis seems like a really cool dude. Glad t hear they are back together and doing well and when I get depressed the medicine is listening to some 80's music.

He's The Real Deal for sure !!! 66 yrs young and Still Rockin America!!!

Cool video...love Brad Gillis!👍😎👍

Gotta consider Brad underrated for the way he played Randy's parts, live; and on such short notice.

In the late 90's a friend of mine's band was opening up for NR in Prov RI at the Strand. I went along because my band wasn't playing and teched for my bro. NR did a 2 1/2 hr soundcheck. I got to hold and strum the red guitar with the early Floyd. That was a rush.

My best friend and I got to see Night Ranger on acid. Brad jumped on top of our table at “Carravan of Dreams” and played the solo to Rock in America. His guitar neck was literally in my face while he played. A moment we will never forget.

Legend. Thank you sir!

We saw him play with Ozzy at Irvine Meadows (It was later released on MTV) and the entire place was blown away by this guy. Nice to see he's aged so gracefully, something most of his contemporaries can't say.

I’m that 40-60 range who loved the 80’s, I was blown away by your first album, Dawn Patrol, it rocked something awesome. I was just starting to play guitar then and I loved your leads, learned them all note for note, lol. Stay cool 😎 and… \m/ Stay Metal \m/

Something magical happened on 'Speak of the devil' I couldn't believe what I was hearing when I first heard it. Brad earned legend status. I wish I had half his talent.

Brad....us 50-somethings NEVER LEFT. I just wish radio would catch up to the quality music on SOMEWHERE..., HIGH ROAD, and DON'T LET UP.

There ain't nothing like 80's metal, I grew up thru the 80's in SoCal, i've seen tons of shows from KISS & Motley Crue to SLAYER , TESTAMENT, ANTHRAX, LAMB OF GOD, NAPALM DEATH, To a BIG 4 Show in SoCal April 2011, There will never be another decade like the 80's

One of my fav players from back in the day!!! Rock on!!!

I Remember me and my cousin got a dui listening to "touch of madness" goin down the strip. Those damn 80's

In 2004 I used to play bass quitar in the Bay Area Premier Black Sabbath Tribute Band "Speak of the Devil".... One night we had a gig and the Rooster Roadhouse in Alameda, Ca.... Brad Gilis showed out of nowhere, climbed on stage and grabbed the guitar from the guitarist and started playing "Symptom of the Universe" riff without asking or saying a word to no one. and just like that WE ALL started right on the beat on cue without a glitch as if we had rehersed that moment a thousand times started ripping into it so fucking hard. He even extended the solo and the place went fucking wild. Scott "Ozzman" Tonkin the singer out of instinct ran and grabbed the drummers Rototoms and drum sticks, placed them by his mic and started playing them during the bridge and solo(s) (his first time doing that). It was a true Speak of the Devil moment in my life... Just like any other asshole of a person he is (typical guitar player), Brad placed the guitar on top of the amp with the volume on(Feedback galore) and left without saying a word to anyone in the band or looking at anyone in the band or shacking hands or any acknowledgment.

Music that changed generations to come. Long-live 80s music!

I didn't meet him, but I got an awesome autograph on my Ozzy SOTD lp cover @ Guitar Center Concord CA. Thanks Mr. G!

Brad rocks!! He saved the Ozzy tour.My friends girlfriend used to babysit for their manager.The first two Night Ranger records are great !! Him and Jeff Watson did this dueling guitar solos that compliment ed each other's style.Good times!!!!

Brad's awesome attitude and fun ethos comes through in his playing. Emblematic of the kick ass guitar slingers of that era! 🤘😎🤘

Everyone has their fav guitarists. Gillis is in my top 5. Easily.

You are one of my favorite guitar guys, Mister Gillis, with all sincerity! I bet I'm a tiny bit older than you are and I sense it's pretty close. Your solo on Don't Tell Me You Love Me was a real challenge for myself and my tribute band, but we prided ourselves on accuracy and delivered it! You had what was perhaps a sad set or two filling Randy's shoes, and you DID IT! You are the man and I like your style and I still play your songs, struggles included! See you at a California show man!

Tragically underrated guitar player. And damnit I had one of his signature black and red Fernandes strats with the preamp in it. Sold it. Kicking myself ever since.

Met Brad in the 80's,what a great guy

Night Ranger is sooooo underrated! All those hits! Awesome tunes. Brad seems like a really great dude.

@daveg4236

2 жыл бұрын

They have NEVER been underrated. Stop using that word

Brad Gillis. One of Rock n Rolls best "nice guys" and baddass guitar hero's.

Thank you Mr. Gillis & all the members of the band for the memories. You guys ARE & always have been my favorite. Keep on jamming my dude.

Just caught Night Ranger in NJ, absolutely amazing live band, they were great!!

I've never heard anything bad about Brad Gillis throughout his entire music career. Brad is awesome. He's the first guitarist I've heard doing those signature trills with the whammy bar. He did a heck of a job on the Speak of the Devil album/tour.

Brad Gillin and Jeff Watson are 2 of the best guitarist of their era, and 2 of the most underrated.

I don't think I've ever heard this guy speak publicly... and I loved NR's music. Seems like a good and articulate guy.

Very cool and honest interview with Brad Gillis, that charges me with so much positive energy and memories from the 80s! Thank you Brad and all team guys, for making this interesting video! Greetings from Bulgaria from one of 80s music and Brad's guitar playing! Be healthy happy and blessed, and the same for all the people around you too! :-) We love you much!

I just love this guy, I can listen to his mouth and his hands for days

Definitely one of the most underrated guitarists ever..!! His playing on speak of the devil is totally EPIC..!!! A real guitar hero.... rock on Brad....

Yesssss!! Brad tells the BEST stories, well done getting him here!!

my favorite guitarist...the whole reason i play

I'm still snapping and popping my Floyd, and Kahler too!

This recycle series is great ! You guys are interviewing the "guys" who were relevant and so important to the sucess of some of the greatest 80s bands, this episode with Mr.Gillis and Dana Strums story on finding Randy Rhoads for Ozzy standout and are such fun and so interesting to watch, thank you and please keep episodes like this coming 2 thumbs up and a shout out to Brad Gillis who I've followed for years because of his time with Ozzy and filling in for Randy after his passing. And that Brads still going strong after 40 years.

@80smetalrecyclebin

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you like it. We enjoy bringing it each week.

Brad's an amazing guitarist. Way underrated.

Sounds like a smart dude too! I still get a kick out of seeing the Dawn Patrol album art pop onto my phone or car's screens!