Andy Scott

Other than that, can't stand the rest of the record.

And part of it, though, too, matter of fact, I saw Andy Scott of Sweet saying something.

You know, so much of it is so derivative, and there's nothing really wrong with it, but You know, Kickstart My Heart is just fucking Hellraiser.

I mean, listen to the first...

Hey, Mick Tucker said that, not me.

Now, guitarist Andy Scott, he created that striking synthesizer intro for Fox on the Run during a recording session while the rest of the band went to the tub to get a drink.

Andy stayed in the studio and he added the band's distinctive pulse-like synth sound to the opening and also the closing of the track.

It was really high tech at the time, for sure.

And right before that, Lizzie Borden with Warfare.

I was reading some article where, you know, Andy Scott from Sweet, he made a comment.

There's a Steve Priest version of, well, Steve Priest passed away, but he had a version of the Sweet.

Andy Scott had a version of Sweet going.

I even think the singer of the band had a version of Sweet going.

I think all three of them were out around the same time doing different versions of Sweet.

The singer passed away.

Steve Priest was here in the USA, out in California.

Don't insult the ABBA like that

... fucking American version of the Sweet fires back at Andy Scott, "Enough of this bullying." Why is there an American band called Sweet? And if you look at him, [laughs] uh, it's even worse.

Uh, a- and, and, and Andy Scott's Sweet is bad enough, you know? Stop it-

Not, not-

That makes dad-

Not as bad as Andy Scott's weight.

Oh, boy.

Oofa.