Neil Turbin's Deathriders -- Hollywood, CA -- June 29th, 2010

[rjturtle9]

Originally Posted by andrew_metalhead

Hey man .. I agree with you. And even if Anthrax went on to sell millions after Neil's departure, frankly I don't give a flying fuck about the Joey or John Bush albums. There I said it.

[rjturtle9]

Originally Posted by ricky4502

both of the times i've seen him the gigs were really small. one was at a battle of the bands gig with him as a special guest and the other was at the black castle with michael angelo batio

Keep metal Alive fest and Montebello BotB? I was there

oh and by the way, sorry for lagging on sending you my vid collection. I haven't been home much, but when I get the chance I will do it.

[elturtleboy]

Originally Posted by andrew_metalhead

Hey man .. I agree with you. And even if Anthrax went on to sell millions after Neil's departure, frankly I don't give a flying fuck about the Joey or John Bush albums. There I said it.

Joey>Neil>Bush.

And i would still love to see Di'Anno live. The first two maiden albums are my favorites and I fuckin love his voice. Even if hes a fat cholo now,i still respect him. But I do find it lame for him talking shit about recent Maiden. Neil never brings up Anthrax's success.I really hope Deathriders win that Kiss contest.

[davidis138]

Originally Posted by elturtleboy

Joey>Neil>Bush.

And i would still love to see Di'Anno live. The first two maiden albums are my favorites and I fuckin love his voice. Even if hes a fat cholo now

His vocals have dipped a little but it's still very cool to hear the original vocals on the early songs so highly recommend it and he does look like a cholo you can tell all his tats are prison tats

[Bloodcurse]

Neil's drummer (Dave Chedrick) used to live in my home town. He was the drummer of a legendary thrash act out my way called Graphic Violence.