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Quiet Riot

Quiet Riot

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Sep 11, 2026

Mike CaltaHOST
138:52
I hate this song.
Mike CaltaHOST
138:53
Oh, yeah? I hate Quiet Riot.
Mike CaltaHOST
138:56
I hate Twisted Sister.
Mike CaltaHOST
138:58
Did you like the original or no? No.
Mike CaltaHOST
139:14
That's pretty much
GalvinHOST
139:14
it.
GalvinHOST
139:15
The funniest thing is that the singer from Quiet Riot is the brother of that super, super successful plastic surgeon guy.
GalvinHOST
139:20
Plastic surgeon, yeah.
Joe KiserGUEST
9:05
So it was like perfect for me.
Joe KiserGUEST
9:07
And then I think shortly thereafter, I saw Iron Maiden at the same the same on the Peace of Mind tour, same venue with Quiet Riot opening up, you know.
Joe KiserGUEST
9:16
who were kind of just putting heavy metal on the map, right, on a national or global basis, if you will, with MTV and the videos just being birthed.
Joe KiserGUEST
9:26
So, yeah, those were some of my early concerts.

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Joe KiserGUEST
63:51
And ours is probably closer to her version than it is to Jimmy Eat World's.
Joe KiserGUEST
63:56
So, yeah.
Joe KiserGUEST
63:58
We had, um, early on in Slap Routed, we'd, we'd done a few like punk, the first show we ever played, we did Quiet Riot, Nettle Health.
Joe KiserGUEST
64:06
We did just, just, just for fun.
David GregoryHOST
85:50
And she showed me a picture of her and Rudy Sarzo.
David GregoryHOST
85:55
For anyone who doesn't know, he's a famous bass player from Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot and Whitesnake.
David GregoryHOST
86:03
And...
David GregoryHOST
86:04
the midlands of the midlands and a bunch of other metal people who i didn't recognize and i said i know a guy who will tell you who they are and so i forwarded the picture to brad carter novelization writer brad carter he immediately came back and named each and every one of them who were you know the drummer of this 80s metal band and that and she was so impressed that brad carter knew the names of all these people
Bob YarbroughHOST
7:28
Dave went to the U.S. Festival in California back in 1983.
Bob YarbroughHOST
7:33
Van Halen, Ozzie, Motley Crue, Scorpions, Quiet Riot, Trump Triumph.
Bob YarbroughHOST
7:40
Oh, I love that, Dave.
Bob YarbroughHOST
7:42
Talking festivals.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:03
My great-grandmother was into, like, big band and like, uh, the gospel stuff, and so was my grandparents.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:09
You know, a lot of really old school country with my mom, and my dad was like this, you know, '70s and '80s hair metal kinda guy and, you know- E- e- even as far as, like, Roy Orbison and the Traveling Wilburys and Tom Petty and, uh, Quiet Riot was the, the first band.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:28
I was watching MTV with my dad.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:30
I was, like, roughly six or seven.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:31
I, I can't remember exactly, but roughly six or seven.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:34
Um, I was laying on the living room floor, and I saw the Quiet Riot Bang Your Head video, and my dad was laying on the couch.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:41
It's, like, one of my oldest, most vivid memories.
Bryan BlackmonGUEST
6:43
And as soon as I heard those sounds, I was like...
Clint SwitzerHOST
14:16
It's been all over the place.
Clint SwitzerHOST
14:17
It started as an 80s festival where I was here as a fan in 07, with Twisted Sister, Cinderella, Dokken, Slaughter, White Lion, Quiet Riot.
Clint SwitzerHOST
14:25
I can keep going.
Clint SwitzerHOST
14:26
I know all of them.

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Clint SwitzerHOST
24:11
So go subscribe on the Road to Rock with Clint Schweitzer.
Clint SwitzerHOST
24:14
Again, what a summer.
Clint SwitzerHOST
24:16
I mean, to think back to the beginning of this, this summer of rock really started with uh 80s fest i went on the road to 80s fest in wisconsin west salem wisconsin with stephen piercy slaughter and quiet riot which was tremendous and i saw trickster in winona minnesota on that same run and then to think about the foreigner this summer sticks
Eric MartinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
24:40
toto
Jackson BurkettHOST
71:32
Well, I can play a head banger next.
Tim McKernanHOST
71:35
What are you gonna do, Quiet Riot? What's your favorite, Come On Feel The Noize or Metal Health?
Jackson BurkettHOST
71:39
Come On Feel The Noize.
Doug VaughnHOST
71:40
Yeah.
Jackson BurkettHOST
71:58
Well, I can play a head banger next.
Tim McKernanHOST
72:00
What are you gonna do, Quiet Riot? What's your favorite, Come On Feel the Noize or Metal Health?
Jackson BurkettHOST
72:05
Come On Feel the Noize.
Doug VaughnHOST
72:06
Yeah.
Todd StrangeGUEST
35:58
I know Kenny's very anxious.
Todd StrangeGUEST
36:00
I know Johnny, between, um, he's, a lot of his time spent with Quiet Riot doing, you know, tr- uh, doing the Quiet Riot thing, and then Kirk is just, his band's n- blown up, so.
Bill BaileyHOST
36:15
And then, um, like we talked a little bit y- at the beginning about like some of the earliest influences you had-
Todd StrangeGUEST
36:23
Mm-hmm
Peter WinickGUEST
15:19
That's their security blanket, to go through the slides almost ad nauseam.
Peter WinickGUEST
15:23
Others, it might be something physical, doing shadow boxing or whatever, or putting on, you know, Quiet Riot and jumping up and down like a maniac.
Adam DorseyHOST
15:31
That's so good.
Peter WinickGUEST
15:32
Come on, feel the noise, like, whatever.

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