This actually came out in 2009???

[yngzaklynch]

https://youtu.be/ywzxAt2KPjc

 

[snowdog]

Nope, this was on Freak Show from 1991, it was uploaded to YouTube in 2009 it appears.


Always though this singer was the perfect replacement for Roth in VH which never happened.

 

[yngzaklynch]

Ok. Thank. Well this is about as 80s as it gets!!

https://youtu.be/g1Ve9gwSaTk

 

[joepete77]

that song was just terrible even for bad 80's rock, this song makes ugly kid joe seam great. I think that these guys were from philly.

 

[joepete77]

I always liked the guitar players tone.

the tone was ok, just a bad song and vocals.

 

[Anonymous]

The singer is actually a great guitar player, he always had a great VH1/2 groove. I was bummed that he became the singer of Bullet Boys. The Drummer, Jimmy D'Anda, was a Montebello/Pico Rivera boy that I grew up hanging out with. Our respective party bands played in the San Gabriel Valley in the early 80's. He was a big fan of Tommy Lee and IMO exceeded him in his skills IMO at a very young age. I played in a party band a few times with his older guitar player brother who also was a really great VH style guitarist. IMO, they came out too late in the wave of 80's hair metal. The grunge scene was already making waves in our neck of the woods when Bullet Boys came out with their CD.

 

[petejt]

goodness that's horrible

 

[sandman]

I saw Bullet Boys with Winger and Cinderella back in the day. I like the Bullet Boys but really remember Reb Beach rippin' it up when Winger came on. I love the 80's. ha

 

[Shark Diver]

I aways liked this:

 

[Chris O]

Mick Sweda, the guitarist, has always been pretty decent. He was in King Kobra prior to this. Always dug his stuff. The singer, while talented, was a complete dick.

 

[thiswaythatway]

I always thought that Bulletboys singer was the biggest David Lee Roth ripoff. Wasn't he actually a better guitar player than a singer? And they were from LA if remember correct.

There were TONS of hair bands that were out in the late 80's - early 90's. The scene was getting soo unoriginal and lame it's no suprise when grunge was more popular.

 

[Rev]

He sounds like he is singing a different song than they are playing. Geeze he's pitchy.

 

[jasonmwnf]

I can't find it at the moment, but did you see the video of him singing for lynch mob? He completely messed up. George had to come over a couple times and say stuff like "another verse". Too bad. I used to love the Bullet Boys and this dudes voice was a big part of that.

 

[jlbaxe]

I saw Bullet Boys with Winger and Cinderella back in the day. I like the Bullet Boys but really remember Reb Beach rippin' it up when Winger came on. I love the 80's. ha

I was at those shows

I always liked the guitar players tone.

Mick Sweda's amp was a Jose Arredondo modded MkI 100 watt Marshall with two Marshall cabs. No Overdrive pedals and only used pitch and delay effects live.

 

[yngzaklynch]

I think the tone is pretty killer myself.

 

[bstaley]

The singer is really talented but a tool of a human being. My band opened for them and he was just ridiculous. I wouldn't say he was a great guitar player. He was solid. He does have a great voice though. I think his personality kept him from making it really big. He's just an ass.

 

[yngzaklynch]

The singer is really talented but a tool of a human being. My band opened for them and he was just ridiculous. I wouldn't say he was a great guitar player. He was solid. He does have a great voice though. I think his personality kept him from making it really big. He's just an ass.

Seems to be a common theme when it comes to this band