You old guys Remember ‘we are stars’

[Mailman1971]

Stumbled across this. Forgot all about this gem!!

 

[sytharnia1560]

Watch the full thing

and the guitarists

 

[8len8]

Yes, and don’t call me old you young whipper snapper!

 

[Monkey Man]

Brings back so many memories, hearing the leads again.

Loved it then and love it now.

 

[Mikeyboyeee]

Had the record and VHS.

 

[PDC]

It’s hard to put into perspective for folks who grew up with the internet how huge it was when something like this dropped - to see all the b-roll and hear all the comments and stuff going on behind the finished recording. My buddies and I wore this out.

 

[Wayniac3]

I remember when this came out - can't remember how many times I watched the "behind the scenes".
Some great shred, but I really love that harmonized melody that Maiden threw on there.
So many killer vocals too.

 

[ghosty999]

**Yngwie walks in, kicks over a coffee table, does solo in one take whilst coked up, farts, leaves**

 

[jabps]

Lynch's solo that didn't make the official song release is the best of the bunch IMO. Dude was on top of his game and sounded completely different than anyone else. His side to side vibrato is on display and you can clearly see where Warren D ripped that off.

Followed by Yngwie which was just effortless for that dude.

Followed by the full Eddie Ojeda solo...which is ironic because when I was young, I hated his solo, now I'm like that was tasteful and melodic.

Schons full solo had alot of potential then he kinda loses it at the end but you can tell his has total command of the guitar and improv.

Worst of the bunch IMO was Vivian and Carlos which "at that time" they were two of my favorite players which Campbell still is. I think he was probably a little psyched out.

 

[romanianreaper]

Had the record and VHS.

I still have it!!

 

[shredi knight]

Had it on VHS.

"I like the way he puts Yngwie 'J' Malmsteen on his albums so you don't confuse him with all the other Yngwie Malmsteens in the business."

 

[Mikeyboyeee]

Lynch's solo that didn't make the official song release is the best of the bunch IMO. Dude was on top of his game and sounded completely different than anyone else. His side to side vibrato is on display and you can clearly see where Warren D ripped that off.

Followed by Yngwie which was just effortless for that dude.

Followed by the full Eddie Ojeda solo...which is ironic because when I was young, I hated his solo, now I'm like that was tasteful and melodic.

Schons full solo had alot of potential then he kinda loses it at the end but you can tell his has total command of the guitar and improv.

Worst of the bunch IMO was Vivian and Carlos which "at that time" they were two of my favorite players which Campbell still is. I think he was probably a little psyched out.

Altho I love Brad Gillis, I thought his stuff sucked on it.

 

[jabps]

Altho I love Brad Gillis, I thought his stuff sucked on it.

Yeah he's better than that.

 

[JackBootedThug]

so much cheese....I love it...

 

[Devin]

Vivian Campbell was so goddamned weird looking

 

[alund]

Lots of firepower on that room

 

[311boogieman]

I love all of those guys but that was Cheese City.

 

[Kidkramer71]

I have that in my rotation.
I love it !
Never again will that many greats be together recording a song !

 

[dstroud]

Yeah he's better than that.

I actually spoke with Neal Schon and asked him what it was like doing this. He said it was like a cattle call. He did mention Gillis took forever doing takes a punching in

 

[thegame]

A noble effort that raised money for world hunger but too bad that shortly afterwards Yngwie took the loot and blew it on doughnuts as Vince Neil did on cheeseburgers.