history.

I came in early on the first album.

Again, I think I got it for Christmas.

I think it was a stocking stuffer, [laughs] which I don't know if that, what that says about my folks, but, or s- well, Santa Claus, right, at, uh, at that time.

But, so I got that, got Last Command when it came out, and a couple of the Slam Fest crew members went to Kiss Asylum tour with W.A.S.P. opening.

I know they opened some of the Analyze tour as well, but this was the Asylum tour that these guys saw, and I just, I, I was just a year or two away from going to concerts, so I, I missed that.

But when this thing came out, I don't know, I kind of checked out And some kid brought it to school, again, I was in middle school at the, at the time, brought it to school, and I think I saw the album cover, which you referenced a little bit, Steven, at the top.

Brad, your thoughts on Restless Gypsy.

It sounded really live.

It did.

It did.

And again, fireworks were a thing back in the 70s, 80s.

People lightened that shit all the time.

Yep.

Tom, I agree with you.

Which

I mean, Rob, did you or Brad, did you catch any of the Tom Kiefer shows this, this late this time around?

Well, if it counts like it last September, yeah.

I saw him with LA guns.

So I don't know.

I mean, I don't know if that's the same, the same run that he's doing, but yeah, he was awesome.

He was great.

And, uh, you know, Steve, you know, you're talking about all these vocal issues, all this stuff happening at the same time.

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