Bulletboys and Friends Jam at NAMM

The video below is from the Ultimate NAMM Jam. Just watch. Very cool.

Comments

[Metalboy!]

Very, VERY Nice! This may be THE best live video footage ever captured of the Bulletboys and it will become abundantly clear why I say that as you continue to watch.

Too bad that oaf of a photographer blocks the view at some key moments.

And Torien and whoever he’s conned into being in the band now do a fine job on this, too!

p.s. Still, when I was watching it, I kept waiting for the cops to come out to nail him for delinquent child support like they did a few years back. Nice to see that doesn’t seem to be happening anymore.

[Bkallday]

& may I ask why, exactly, they aren't doing their solo stuff? This crap is painful and I know it's not cuz they can't play. They're tight as hell, i just saw em in the last 6 months.

[Gogmagog]

I don't know who played bass, but that was Doug Aldrich on guitar and Charlie Benante on drums. I'd love to hear a record from those guys, but it certainly wasn't Bulletboys.

[Allyson B. Crawford]

Yeah it isn't just the Bulletboys. Updated the title. This video was shared by the Bulletboys Facebook page - Allyson

[Gary]

Doug Aldrich is a beast. Love him or hate him. Marc Torien is an awesome front man (and more than adequate guitarist in his own right) Charlie Benate is a machine. Can I just add that the girl dancing in front of Aldrich has an ass that could crack a coconut. Really, just an overall kickass experience... lol. Thanks Allyson

[Bkallday]

Haha noted, Gary.

[Him]

Music and visuals. The world is a great place!

You guys keep me smiling (and gals, Rita and Kixchix . . . speaking of which, where are you, Kixchix?!?!).

[Metalboy!]

Huh-uh-lo-oh! Read my initial comments, ya yutzes!

What you speak of Gary is precisely what I was referencing.

Could you imagine what a snorefest this video would have been without that key ingredient. That photographer who blocked the videographer’s view a couple of times needed to be redirected away from the area, something you know I would have helped that person do with unsubtle aplomb.