I own albums from every one of them and I've seen 31 of the 80 in concert. As Jim Morrison said, No one Gets out of here alive. Rest in Peace, thanks for the music and memories.
Unfortunately many more passed away like Glenn Frey of the Eagles, Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones, Christine McVie of Fleedwood Mac, Tina Turner and sadly some more. May they all rest in peace. 🙏💔😢
So many that were missed. Layne Staley, Chester Bennington, Chris Cornell, Kurt cobain, Shannon hoon, Vinnie Paul Abbott, Jani lane, Gord Downey, scott weiland, tom petty, and countless others.
They left all of us with some of the greatest Rock music ever. And when I play those albums it's like they are all still with us today. Thank you all for some of the coolest songs. May all of you Rock In Peace. Zepbass from Munster Indiana.
Brian Connelly , Mick Tucker from the Sweet both sadly gone , as has Richard Wright from Pink Floyd . Ray Manzarek gone too . Phil Lynott , Ronnie Dio , Gary Moore , Lemmy , the UFO guys and of course the great Neil Peart , all part of my growing up process , all sadly missed .
There are many others who have passed away during this time period,but I guess you can't name them all All of the original Molly Hatchet members have passed away,as well as the original remaining Lynyrd Skynyrd members have passed away since the plane crash with the exception of Artimus Pyle,plus brothers Tommy and Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker band,Dusty Hill of ZZTop,original Rush drummer John Rutsi,Greg Allman,Dicky Betts,Robby Bachman of BTO,these guys were some very talented musicians I thought were worth mentioning.
Just off the top of my head: Tom Petty, David Bowie, Prince, Glenn Frey and Randy Meisner of the Eagles, Greg Allman, Rick Wright of Pink Floyd, Christine Mcvie and Bob Welch of Fleetwood Mac, John Panozzo of Styx, Gary Rossington and Ed King of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters, Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, Scott Weiland of the Stone Temple Pilots, Chris Cornell of Sound Garden and Audio Slave, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park and I'm sure there are a few hundred more, sadly.
@@lezzeppelin2222 They are both legends that had different styles , with Ed it was real fun and lot of tricks and flash great to party to , with Rhoads it’s deep and you feel something inside ,it moves you the , kind of music you close your eyes to and are in awe
Excellent tribute, but so many more not mentioned. Vinnie Paul, Jeff Hanneman, Nick Menza, Chuck Schuldiner, Wayne Static, Dave Brockie and all four original Ramones come to mind
I hate admitting this, as an active musician, since late 60's, and knowed some of these players personally, i wept bitterly thorough this. An excellent presentation, respectful, and thoight provoking. Five to One, 'no one gets outta here alive". So true. So fucking true..sigh
Losing Bon, was the toughest for me, ACDC was on fire by 79’ with Highway To Hell released, i was pissed for the next 2 yrs & took a lot to except Brian as the new guy. The energy that band had with original lineup can still be felt to this day… RIP all…
They were right at the edge of the cliff, poised to really take off. It's a testament to how good they were with Bon that most people will list one of those album as their favorite. Once you get past Back in Black, it's rare to name an album after that as you're all time favorite from AC/DC. Rest in Peace, Bon
I never listened to AcDc after back in black. Saw the real AcDc in Illinois on the highway to hell tour. Bon had so much more depth to his vocals. Brian Johnson was the same mono tone vocals. To this day I only listen to the raw rock AcDc produced with Bon Scott Ride On
Heartbreaking losses, all. For me some more than others. Particularly Dio, Peart, EVH, Clive Burr, Paul Raymond, and Jeff Beck (not mentioned). May they all rest in peace. 🤘🤘
Thank you all for all the great memories. We all get old and some of us don’t get to live out the full potential of life.😢 rest easy legends, your music plays on from here✨✨✨🎸🎸🎸✨✨✨😔
Mark Reale formed RIOT in 1975! How many bands were there back then that were playing music anywhere close to what this band was doing at that time? Mark was truly a visionary whose band & music were WAY ahead of the times - the style of hard rock that RIOT recorded on their 1st 2 LPs Rock City released in 1977 & Narita released in 1979 eventually morphed into heavy metal in 1981 with the release of Fire Down Under, the last album to feature Guy Speranza on lead vocals. The type of hard hitting rock music RIOT were recording in the mid to late 70s didn't really begin to achieve widespread popularity until the early 1980s. In the 70s it was nearly a non-existent genre of music that very few bands were playing and there would be a TON of touring dues to pay for the ones that were attempting to gain success pretty much by word of mouth since there were also very few radio stations that would be playing any new releases of this musical style in the 1970s!
It’s heartbreaking how Rock and Roll royalty had to live like this after being rock stars. After the early 90’s the carpet was snatched out from underneath them and didn’t have long enough to build wealth. 😔
Man there's no words that you can speak while watching this video but your memories takes you back to the first time you seen these talented God given to us to enjoy, And deep down inside of us wish we were a ROCK STAR well my friends being able to see these bands You are a ROCK STAR and to all a good night 🙏🫶
It was with great sorrow hearing last year about the passing of the brilliant singer guitarist Tony TS McPhee. He along with his intrepid GROUNDHOGS recorded some of the finest heavy blues period. I’d say he even created his own genre… “Acid Blues” His songwriting abilities were outstanding, thought provoking & heartfelt. Groundhog albums “Thank Christ for the Bomb” & SPLIT would be highlights in any serious music collection.
@@ColdItalianPizza99 I should probably just do all Rock artist, regardless of genre, because a lot of them merge in an out of the genre's they are most known for. Thanks for watching and commenting.
sad to say Steve Clark died the exact same way my best friend died, from his addiction to alcohol , if you know someone that has that problem, get them some help and hope for the best
I love the music and genius of John but he’s neither Hard Rock or Heavy Metal. RIP John! I still remember exactly what I was doing when I heard the news, laid in the bed the next day listening to the Beatles and his solo stuff
@@TheGoldenAgeofHardRockAbsolutely correct! "Keep Yourself Alive" - "Flick of the Wrist" - "Ogre Battle" - "Sheer Heart Attack" - "Stone Cold Crazy" - etc., etc., etc. Beatles never recorded anything remotely close to the heavy stuff Queen was doing in the 70s! Trying to compare John Lennon to Freddie Mercury in this context is ludicrous far beyond even comparing apples & oranges!
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I own albums from every one of them and I've seen 31 of the 80 in concert. As Jim Morrison said, No one Gets out of here alive. Rest in Peace, thanks for the music and memories.
April 5th 2024 CJ Snare/Firehouse.😔💔🤘
“No one here gets out alive” is the correct saying … 😎
Glad to see Dick Wagner, so underrated.
Yes a box of tissues please😢
So many gone
Unfortunately many more passed away like Glenn Frey of the Eagles, Charlie Watts of the Rolling Stones, Christine McVie of Fleedwood Mac, Tina Turner and sadly some more. May they all rest in peace. 🙏💔😢
Salute to all the fallen rockstars you are no longer with us but your legacy and music will be here til eternity.
Thanks, Ricky 🤘
🎼 🎵 🎶 🎙️ Héroes del rock 🤟 and roll 🍥
Gone but not forgotten their music will live on forever…
So true, Joe 🤘
Amazing how many Great Drummers we lost so soon..
Especially a couple he didn't mention Joey Jordison of Slipknot and Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters.
Bo to ciężka robota wykańcza
So many that were missed. Layne Staley, Chester Bennington, Chris Cornell, Kurt cobain, Shannon hoon, Vinnie Paul Abbott, Jani lane, Gord Downey, scott weiland, tom petty, and countless others.
Jimmy Dewar. Bass man for Trower.
Blues legend SRV IMO best guitarist to ever pick up a Stratocaster
Charlie Watts and Richard Wright.
Allen Collins leon wilkinson gary rossington bob burns billy Powell from lynyrd skynyrd. Jeff hannemen from slayer
Gary Rossington most recently of Skynyd
Forever young thanks for their music
They left all of us with some of the greatest Rock music ever. And when I play those albums it's like they are all still with us today. Thank you all for some of the coolest songs. May all of you Rock In Peace. Zepbass from Munster Indiana.
Thanks, John 🤘
So many to morn!!! We salute you!!!! Your Music will last in our hearts and soul!
The soundtrack of our lives, forever 🤘
RIP, Keith n Greg ELP lives on with Carl .
gone but not forgotten. R.I.P. with respect to family and friends
In an over populated world, I suddenly realize how lonely and unsettling quiet this world has become.
Rest in peace, sound of my youth!
Brian Connelly , Mick Tucker from the Sweet both sadly gone , as has Richard Wright from Pink Floyd . Ray Manzarek gone too . Phil Lynott , Ronnie Dio , Gary Moore , Lemmy , the UFO guys and of course the great Neil Peart , all part of my growing up process , all sadly missed .
Until I read your comment, I was going to mention Brian, Mick, and Steve from Sweet. And you included Ray Manzerk.
I didn't see Robby Steinhart of Kansas. Important man in rocks universe
It gives me cold chill bumps to see so many talented people that had their day in the spotlight leave us god bless all of you
When the world lost Freddie Mercury and MJ, the World lost music 😢❤. True LegendsXXXXX
All these guy's are ROCK AND ROLL hero's, it's so sad that we lost so many musicians in 34yrs time.
All 80 of you R.I.P.
Morrison said it right,none of us get out alive,we all end up dead,Life's too short, live it to the fullest
This is a good list. Missed Alvin Lee of Ten Years After March 6Th 2013.
There are many others who have passed away during this time period,but I guess you can't name them all
All of the original Molly Hatchet members have passed away,as well as the original remaining Lynyrd Skynyrd members have passed away since the plane crash with the exception of Artimus Pyle,plus brothers Tommy and Toy Caldwell of the Marshall Tucker band,Dusty Hill of ZZTop,original Rush drummer John Rutsi,Greg Allman,Dicky Betts,Robby Bachman of BTO,these guys were some very talented musicians I thought were worth mentioning.
Just off the top of my head: Tom Petty, David Bowie, Prince, Glenn Frey and Randy Meisner of the Eagles, Greg Allman, Rick Wright of Pink Floyd, Christine Mcvie and Bob Welch of Fleetwood Mac, John Panozzo of Styx, Gary Rossington and Ed King of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters, Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, Scott Weiland of the Stone Temple Pilots, Chris Cornell of Sound Garden and Audio Slave, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park and I'm sure there are a few hundred more, sadly.
Thank you for the music. Rest in Peace ❤
You forget the best guitarist in the World Rory Gallagher
Thank You so much All Music's by the greatest TALENT Ever remembered 🎶 Legends Of punks Rocker Always 🎸🙏😔
My greatest Guitar Hero:Randy Rhoads,i miss him all day😪😪😪❣️❣️❣️❣️
Rest in Peace, Randy
@@TheGoldenAgeofHardRock 😪😪😪😪😪😪
Randy Rhoads the day that music died for me and I’m sure many others
Nah, At the time Eddie still alive .
@@lezzeppelin2222 They are both legends that had different styles , with Ed it was real fun and lot of tricks and flash great to party to , with Rhoads it’s deep and you feel something inside ,it moves you the , kind of music you close your eyes to and are in awe
John Panozzo of Styx 1948-1996
Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd 1946-2006
Richard Wright of Pink Floyd 1943-2008
Thanks. so many souls lost. Particularly 2016. ELP my favourite group.
I wonder why did they leave so young . Oh God I am craying. God cradle them all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🥲🇦🇷
DROGS,ALCOHOL😢😢😢😢
So many legends here!
Excellent tribute, but so many more not mentioned.
Vinnie Paul, Jeff Hanneman, Nick Menza, Chuck Schuldiner, Wayne Static, Dave Brockie and all four original Ramones come to mind
Too many to list them all. Thank you for posting. You did a great job.
Thanks, Suzy
It's true and it's a very good video. Just a little personal thought for Hillel Slovak
So many great rockers gone in the 80s and even in 2024 i hope you will update it a one point love all the rock RIP to all the greats.
Thank you for the music your my hero(ROCKLEN)
I hate admitting this, as an active musician, since late 60's, and knowed some of these players personally, i wept bitterly thorough this. An excellent presentation, respectful, and thoight provoking. Five to One, 'no one gets outta here alive".
So true. So fucking true..sigh
So many incredible artists, so many great songs, albums and memories that inspired my life in so many ways.🙏
Great video Ricky!👏
Thanks, Jim 🤘
Youve forgotten the great Rory Gallagher😙😙
Losing Bon, was the toughest for me, ACDC was on fire by 79’ with Highway To Hell released, i was pissed for the next 2 yrs & took a lot to except Brian as the new guy. The energy that band had with original lineup can still be felt to this day… RIP all…
They were right at the edge of the cliff, poised to really take off. It's a testament to how good they were with Bon that most people will list one of those album as their favorite. Once you get past Back in Black, it's rare to name an album after that as you're all time favorite from AC/DC. Rest in Peace, Bon
I never listened to AcDc after back in black.
Saw the real AcDc in Illinois on the highway to hell tour.
Bon had so much more depth to his vocals. Brian Johnson was the same mono tone vocals.
To this day I only listen to the raw rock AcDc produced with Bon Scott
Ride On
@@gabooda2380what a poor opinion
I’ll miss Randy rhoads rip man you rock 🤘🎸
A lot of great talent in this video. RIP to my favs R Rhoads, C Burton, SRV, Dime, and EVH.
BOWIE ALWAYS AND FOREVER ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Какие же были парни! ❤
All I can say is heaven is rockin the door down 🤘 RIP Y'ALL,🤘
RIP to all of tham are so wonderful and loved by us all.
Everyone remenber and listen every sound in the memory of this Big Leggend!!
Absolutely Rory Gallagher. One of the best blues / rock guitarist ever !!!!
💥🤘🏼💀🤘🏼💥
Great video 👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻
Heartbreaking losses, all. For me some more than others. Particularly Dio, Peart, EVH, Clive Burr, Paul Raymond, and Jeff Beck (not mentioned). May they all rest in peace. 🤘🤘
Rest in Peace, Jeff 🤘
David Bowie
To this day EVH 😢 the music 🎶 died for me also took my youth can’t believe we will never hear him play again RIP Eddie you are truly missed 🫶🏻🙏🏻🎸
Thank you all for all the great memories. We all get old and some of us don’t get to live out the full potential of life.😢 rest easy legends, your music plays on from here✨✨✨🎸🎸🎸✨✨✨😔
Thank so much for posting..! but got the blues right now..
Hail to the King.......Eddie Van Halen......really missed🎸🎸💪💪❤❤
By who
I wish people would get off that king and goat bandwagon.
Dimebag 20 years anniversary❤. Great that their music is still played alive. There was no Dimebags brother in the list. Rip Vinnie❤
What a waste of such beautiful talent. R.I.P and God bless your souls
Rest Well Rockers.. What stands out to me is all the musicians we lost that played in RIOT..
RIOT has been decimated, same with UFO 🤘
Mark Reale formed RIOT in 1975! How many bands were there back then that were playing music anywhere close to what this band was doing at that time? Mark was truly a visionary whose band & music were WAY ahead of the times - the style of hard rock that RIOT recorded on their 1st 2 LPs Rock City released in 1977 & Narita released in 1979 eventually morphed into heavy metal in 1981 with the release of Fire Down Under, the last album to feature Guy Speranza on lead vocals. The type of hard hitting rock music RIOT were recording in the mid to late 70s didn't really begin to achieve widespread popularity until the early 1980s. In the 70s it was nearly a non-existent genre of music that very few bands were playing and there would be a TON of touring dues to pay for the ones that were attempting to gain success pretty much by word of mouth since there were also very few radio stations that would be playing any new releases of this musical style in the 1970s!
I was working with Jeff lebar in a Nashville restaurant when he died. He was just a cook and down on his luck.
It’s heartbreaking how Rock and Roll royalty had to live like this after being rock stars. After the early 90’s the carpet was snatched out from underneath them and didn’t have long enough to build wealth. 😔
Light ,long long and long memory! And Heaven-king-dome too!! Your dears!!!
Rest in peace 🕊️❤️🙏u guys will be missed forever in our heart 💓
Man there's no words that you can speak while watching this video but your memories takes you back to the first time you seen these talented God given to us to enjoy, And deep down inside of us wish we were a ROCK STAR well my friends being able to see these bands You are a ROCK STAR and to all a good night 🙏🫶
Rock and roll's always been to me come as you are stay as you were nothing fake about that lifestyle 💯😎🥃🌜✨🤟🙈🙉🙊😉
True 🤘
I grew up listening to all of these folks.
Missed Peter Steele
Doesn't matter all of the utube videos miss him everytime.
Sounds like being a rock star is lethal!!!
Rock heroes of their time, forever unforgettable ❤
let’s rock 🎸
Really . Tierd. Rick. Alll i have is love..
Hang in there, Scott, one day at a time
Rock in Peace. Legends Forever!
Ian McDonald also of Foreigner and Honey West...Fantastic musician.
Es triste la perdida de tantos grandiosos heroes de la musica hacen falta unos en esta lista
Rocken roll will never die those who we lost are up in the sky so do not cry papa c❤
It was with great sorrow hearing last year about the passing of the brilliant singer guitarist Tony TS McPhee. He along with his intrepid GROUNDHOGS recorded some of the finest heavy blues period. I’d say he even created his own genre… “Acid Blues”
His songwriting abilities were outstanding, thought provoking & heartfelt.
Groundhog albums “Thank Christ for the Bomb” & SPLIT would be highlights in any serious music collection.
Rest in Peace Tony 🤘
The great Mick Ronson
I AM CREYING. MY HEART ACHES ME
Rest in peace to ALL of them and LONG LIVE ROCK-AND-ROLL!!! 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸
I love rock and
Roll 😅❤😅
The amount of band members that passed away in the band Riot is mind boggling, most before 60😱
Thanks for the ROCK 🤟
And the world moves on, did we leave it a better place?
Man I feel so old!😮
I think we all are, Ken!
Good video and thanks again.
Thanks, Jeff 🤘
Stevie Ray Vaughan is missed greatly. 1990
Gary's death hits me the hardest, procol harum is in my all time top 5 rock bands.
You live, you love, you laugh, you cry, you die!
2016 was real bad, your list is missing alot of people, we were loosing guys left and right. For me things went bad after Lemmy died in 2015.
Imagine being remembered for playing in Rainbow, Michael Schenker Group, Whitesnake and Black Sabbath
Rest In peace!!! JOHN WETTON and TONY CLARKIN! 🤘😎👍
For the musician's they missed reporting, you are included in my statement.
Thank you all for the memories and KEEP ROCKIN IN HEAVEN.
Rick Parfitt...Status Quo
December 24th 2016
Age 68
I have tears every Christmas 😢
@@DianeDower He was for 40 years my hero. I still miss him.......
rest in peace
Wow, I wasn't aware that alot of these guys had passed away😢 R.I.P to all.
David Bowie, Lou Reed, Eddie Money. Some big ones you missed.
Those are great artists, not really Hard Rock or Metal, but great all the same.
They have some songs that can be considered hard rock or glam, but for the most part I see your point ..
@@ColdItalianPizza99 I should probably just do all Rock artist, regardless of genre, because a lot of them merge in an out of the genre's they are most known for. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Que triste es decirle adiós a tus héroes.... Siempre serán recordados por su música..
sad to say Steve Clark died the exact same way my best friend died, from his addiction to alcohol , if you know someone that has that problem, get them some help and hope for the best
Brian Connolly and Mick Tucker. Sweet
Janie lane from warrant I did not see on the list.
Alguns eu nem sabia. Valeu o vídeo.
Thank you, Roberto 🤘
R.I.P. my bass Lord Cliff Burton🤘🙏
Todos eles foram notáveis! Obrigada!
Thanks, Paula
RIP and many thanks for Dio, Steve Clark, Eric carr and so many !
Don't forget Brian Connoly, Mick Tucker, John Lennon, Tom Petty
miss so cruely !
HOW can you possibly miss John Lennon?? December 8th 1980 (40)
I love the music and genius of John but he’s neither Hard Rock or Heavy Metal. RIP John! I still remember exactly what I was doing when I heard the news, laid in the bed the next day listening to the Beatles and his solo stuff
@@TheGoldenAgeofHardRock Neither was Freddi Mercury but you had him in there
@jjg4704 70’s Queen is definitely part of the Hard Rock genre, 80’s definitely not.
@@TheGoldenAgeofHardRockAbsolutely correct! "Keep Yourself Alive" - "Flick of the Wrist" - "Ogre Battle" - "Sheer Heart Attack" - "Stone Cold Crazy" - etc., etc., etc. Beatles never recorded anything remotely close to the heavy stuff Queen was doing in the 70s! Trying to compare John Lennon to Freddie Mercury in this context is ludicrous far beyond even comparing apples & oranges!
Lennon was not a Hard Rock nor Metal musician.
The enigmatic Syd Barrett.
I noticed a lot of drummers in there. And recent losses were over 60, different from 10 years ago.
Ingo Schwichtenberg [Helloween] (18 May 1965 - 8 March 1995)
John Wetton - ASIA, King Crimson, lead vocals, bass. Died 2017
It was nice of them to include Jim Steinman.