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Search complete. 12 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Slaughter".

Oct 21, 2026

Mike GeminiGUEST
21:29
We released it on Michael Jackson's birthday.
Mike GeminiGUEST
21:33
And we were out in Los Angeles opening up for Slaughter.
Mike GeminiGUEST
21:36
And I made sure, I said, we have to set the release date for Michael Jackson's birthday, you know, to pay tribute to Michael.
Mike GeminiGUEST
21:43
And everyone, it blew up.
Syncin StanleyHOST
5:56
But no, what was really cool was that they had Carlos Cavazzo from Quiet Riot on guitar, which he also played with Rat back, you know, for a while now.
Syncin StanleyHOST
6:07
And they had the drummer Blas Elias from Slaughter on drums.
Syncin StanleyHOST
6:13
So that was like really cool, man.
Syncin StanleyHOST
6:17
And they sounded great.
Brady BogenHOST
5:53
Is that it, or Fly High?
John HolmbergHOST
5:54
Slaughter?
Brady BogenHOST
5:55
Yeah, Slaughter.
John HolmbergHOST
5:56
[laughs]
Dick ToledoHOST
5:58
[laughs]
Andrew WalshHOST
30:57
[laughs]
Luke BurbankHOST
30:58
... from whatever, Slaughter, what was his band?
Andrew WalshHOST
30:59
You know, you're choosing genres that you're not interested in, but I will say-
Luke BurbankHOST
31:03
That's fair.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
4:37
Bruce Kulick's performing.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
4:39
Slaughter, Faster Pussycat, Eel, Quarantine, Rock and Roll Over, the Kiss tribute band, radio host Tommy London, and School of Rock.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
4:52
Um, the pre-party on November 12th is Ace Frehley's backing band, Enough's Enough, Bisto Blanco, and Rockstars of Tomorrow.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
5:07
So-
Lisa MartiniHOST
5:14
Yes.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
5:15
And, and I don't know about you guys, this is actually a pretty, pretty decent lineup.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
5:20
Night Ranger, Slaughter, Eel.
Michael BrandvoldHOST
5:22
We're not talking Ron Keel as a soloist.
Will HuntGUEST
7:44
So there was that semi-truck and massive light shows and PAs and this whole thing.
Will HuntGUEST
7:49
And they would play three sets a night, which of the music of the time that was big, like anything from Def Leppard to Slaughter to Whitesnake, Zeppelin, whatever.
Will HuntGUEST
8:02
And so anyways, this guy came in and saw me playing.
Will HuntGUEST
8:05
He's like, well, you know, this band needs a drummer.
Georgia LunchGUEST
31:00
Uh, they've been opening up for, like, Dokken and Steelheart.
Georgia LunchGUEST
31:03
Uh, I think they opened for Slaughter recently.
Georgia LunchGUEST
31:06
Uh, so they've been-
Dan PappathopoulosHOST
31:07
Okay.
Arturo AndradeHOST
3:29
Third, this episode is called The Greatest Two-Hit Wonders of All Time, meaning there are two-hit wonders, these are two-hit wonders that we, The Curmudgeon Rock Report, think are great.
Arturo AndradeHOST
3:43
For example, plenty of 1980s hair metal bands had only two hits: Slaughter, Winger, White Lion, Great White, Warrant, Tesla, et cetera, but they all suck.
Arturo AndradeHOST
3:56
So do The Fat Boys and Sisqó.
Arturo AndradeHOST
3:58
Sorry, this is our podcast, our list.
Sean NationsHOST
27:55
Brand new stuff from Prong.
Sean NationsHOST
27:56
The song is called The Banner, followed up with Aerosmith, Mama Ken, Fate's Warning, Through Different Eyes, and Slaughter.
Sean NationsHOST
28:02
She wants more.
Sean NationsHOST
28:03
Now I got brand new music from a local band out of Texas called Zero Wolf, and it's X-E-R-O-W-U-L-F.

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