Classic (hilarious) Manowar interview from 80s (must watch)

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I just happened across this olddddddd Manowar video interview (crap quality ) from the pre-Ricki Rachtman Headbanger's Ball (mid 80s, 87ish ??). They had this GOOF of a non-metal host at the time.

Hilarious Manowar lines in this thing, and watch Ross the Boss on the right reacting to the answers - you know its off the wall when your own band member can't help but laugh!

For you youngsters, he makes a reference to the exploding glam metal scene at the time where glamsters wore all the crazy spandex designs etc. - hilarious description.

 
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and coming up we have the 'very hip, very happening' clip from AC/DC - Back in Black, from the album 'Shook Me all Night Long'

:guh:

*shakes head* I now thank my lucky stars for Rachtman.
 
Well...maybe you still have a pair of pants with fruit on them hanging in your closet, which is like Kryptonite for understanding TRUE Metal - not that wimp rock! Hehe.

"Real mennnnnn play on tennn!" :kickass:


Your beanbag has definately fallen out of your loin cloth, bro! :lol:

No fruity-pants here! :heh:
 
:lol:I have loved Manowar since the early 80's and have never saw that interview. Brings back memories, like the classic Van Halen album, "Eruption"!:lol:
 
and coming up we have the 'very hip, very happening' clip from AC/DC - Back in Black, from the album 'Shook Me all Night Long'

:guh:

*shakes head* I now thank my lucky stars for Rachtman.

I always preferred Adam Curry, despite his slightly silly good-boy looks, because he was sincere. He was into computer stuff wayyy back -- he was the original owner of mtv.com -- and operated a computer BBS out of his house in NJ, which I used to be a member of. That is how I got to know him a bit. I respect anyone who quits his cushy MTV VJ job because they weren't playing enough music. He did that without warning one day. :kickass:
 
I always preferred Adam Curry, despite his slightly silly good-boy looks, because he was sincere. He was into computer stuff wayyy back -- he was the original owner of mtv.com -- and operated a computer BBS out of his house in NJ, which I used to be a member of. That is how I got to know him a bit. I respect anyone who quits his cushy MTV VJ job because they weren't playing enough music. He did that without warning one day. :kickass:

I liked him as well for the same reason. Headbangers Ball was the best with Curry on it. Rachman came on and it just started going down hill..Talk about losing a source of sincerity with the departure of Curry and then to shift to Rachman..With him came Biohazzard, Propain, and I don't remember seeing much of any bands with good clean high range singers or really much good metal with his arrival.