Quiet Riot
King Biscuit Flower Hour
San Antonio Civic Center
San Antonio, TX
October 19, 1984
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kbps
Front Cover Only
King Biscuit Flower Hour
San Antonio Civic Center
San Antonio, TX
October 19, 1984
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 192kbps
Front Cover Only
Rosebud's Pick
CD1
01 Sign Of The Times
02 Slick Black Cadillac
03 Party All Night
04 Condition Critical
05 Run For Cover - Drum Solo
06 Winners Take All
07 Let's Get Crazy - Guitar Solo
CD2
01 Stomp Your Hands, Clap Your Feet
02 Cum On Feel the Noize (Slade)
03 Metal Health (Bang Your Head)
04 Mama Weer All Crazee Now (Slade)
Kevin DuBrow (R.I.P.) – lead vocals
Carlos Cavazo – guitars
Rudy Sarzo – bass guitar
Frankie Banali (R.I.P.) – drums
CD1
01 Sign Of The Times
02 Slick Black Cadillac
03 Party All Night
04 Condition Critical
05 Run For Cover - Drum Solo
06 Winners Take All
07 Let's Get Crazy - Guitar Solo
CD2
01 Stomp Your Hands, Clap Your Feet
02 Cum On Feel the Noize (Slade)
03 Metal Health (Bang Your Head)
04 Mama Weer All Crazee Now (Slade)
Kevin DuBrow (R.I.P.) – lead vocals
Carlos Cavazo – guitars
Rudy Sarzo – bass guitar
Frankie Banali (R.I.P.) – drums
Heavy Metal Roots & Branches Post #3
17 nonconsecutive weeks at the #1 spot of The Billboard Hot 200, that's what Quiet Riot's Metal Health did for The Police's Synchronicity. The Police had toppled Michael Jackson's Thriller & Quiet Riot ended that reign. The time at the top was short as Lionel Richie's Can't Slow Down would end it a week later. Quiet Riot was the first Heavy Metal band to have a #1 album and a Top 5 Hit in the same week when "Cum On Feel the Noize" spent 2 weeks on The Billboard Hot 100 at #5. This set is from Quiet Riot's tour for Condition Critical the follow up to Metal Health and the beginning of the decline for the band as it failed to measure up to Metal Health's success. Further releases also failed to hit the sales of Metal Health and the band broke up . They reunited in the 1990's and are active now even though Kevin DeBrow died from a cocaine overdose November of 2007.
17 nonconsecutive weeks at the #1 spot of The Billboard Hot 200, that's what Quiet Riot's Metal Health did for The Police's Synchronicity. The Police had toppled Michael Jackson's Thriller & Quiet Riot ended that reign. The time at the top was short as Lionel Richie's Can't Slow Down would end it a week later. Quiet Riot was the first Heavy Metal band to have a #1 album and a Top 5 Hit in the same week when "Cum On Feel the Noize" spent 2 weeks on The Billboard Hot 100 at #5. This set is from Quiet Riot's tour for Condition Critical the follow up to Metal Health and the beginning of the decline for the band as it failed to measure up to Metal Health's success. Further releases also failed to hit the sales of Metal Health and the band broke up . They reunited in the 1990's and are active now even though Kevin DeBrow died from a cocaine overdose November of 2007.

















