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Speaker 1: Hey, this is Jeffer. You listen to Izzy Presley. Those
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always good to be seen. It is Tuesday, March seventeenth,
nine thirty seven pm here in beautiful, fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada.
It is Saint Patrick's Day and I'm about to partake
in a goddamn beer. Didn't get to a show last night,
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it is what it is.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, before we get into everything, I am going to
be diving into the Vinnie Vincent album story and deciding
on the air not live. I wish it was live.
If Vinny Vincent is insane or if he is an
evil genius evil, you might say evil we'll see, we'll
get into that. Uh what else, folks, Cruise of the
Edge we didn't really touch on. Cruise of the Edge
had a great time. I touched on it on the Patreon,
had a great time. It's a blast. It's always a blast.
There is some some of my saving because I'm not
a prog guy, but I still have a goddamn blast
on that cruise. Queen's Reich was on there, so it
was a saving grace. Red Beach was on there from
Winger doing his fusion thing with Greg Smith and Paul.
Paul Taylor was hanging out. The drummer from Winger was
Rob Morgenstein was there just hanging out. So I had
some saving graces in there. It was good.
Speaker 2: And the.
Speaker 1: Jason Bieler and the Baron von Bielsky Orchestra played their
first show in the history of that band at the
pre party. I got to intro them and it was great.
The band, I mean not I mean the intro is
great too, because it's what I do. I'm good. I'm
goddamn good at it. I'm good at a lot of things.
Some people say not at this, but well, you know,
thirteen years strong, what can you say? About it. Before
we get into that, there was a question on the
Patreon from Keith Robert Warr, who is a guitar player extraordinaire.
He's worked he was on this show. He's worked with
Twisted Sister, played with Twisted Sister, and he's a member
of Act attributaist Freely and a couple of Kiss tributes
like One Last Kiss and Doctor Love Phenomenal. He's Vegas
Ace and I was talking about on the last show
about vinyl and how, yes, we all know CDs digitally
sound better. I get that, I understand, but they don't
sound the same obviously, and about how there's a how
vinyl just hits different, not the new vinyl, a new
vinyl that it doesn't it doesn't have that. It's the
last Black Crows record came out two years ago. I
bought the CD and the vinyl. I a beat it
It sound the same, it's it was the same, but
you still have I think you still have a better
relationship with the vinyl. You have the artwork and the
vinyl is like appointment viewing, and I love appointment viewing.
That's why I'm so happy that Scrubs is on every
week and they didn't just give you the whole goddamn
season right away. You listen to the whole record. You
sit down and you listen to the whole record. And
that's one of the things that I love about Vinyl
and I talk about there's a feeling, there's an experience,
and how it just hits you different. And I always
use the example of Meet the Beatles. Now Keith Robert
wore close personal friend. Oh my god, I almost forgot
ladies and gentlemen, it is Saint Patrick's day. Yesterday was
three sixteen which were recorded with Daniel Buckspin about his
brand new record or his a brand new book called
Rush and twenty one twelve fifty years is available now
and that episode is already up on the Patreon and
it will be up for the world if you're not
on the Patreon on Friday and video on Saturday, which
should be on the Patreon tonight. But and this is
already on the Patreon tonight. If you're hearing this not
on the Patreon, this is coming out tomorrow or tonight
ad free anyways, regardless. He says, what's up with you?
And Meet the Beatles. But before I get into that,
in honor of Saint Patrick's Day and three sixteen goddamn
three sixteen got a crack one for the working man
and tip one back for the working man. My god,
do I love beer. That is a Natty Light. I
have five Mick Golden's left, three cans, two bottles, and
I have to ration those very, very very easily, because
very strictly, I should say, because that is my favorite
beer and I can't get it here in Las Vegas.
It is what it is. So back to what we
were talking about, Meet the Beatles. I have never owned
a Beatles record. I've had Beatles CDs. I have Beatle CDs.
I've listened to Beatles CDs and they sound fine, they're
cleaning their crisp. But one day, it was like a
year ago or two years ago, I hit a mother
load a vinyl at Goodwill, and I always say, going
in there because I always go. I always go there
and I check the vinyl because you never know you
might find something decent. You know, it's pretty rare you
find all decent collection. I hit a decent collection. I
bought twenty eight records, and I always said, I mean, look,
you're never gonna find Meet the fucking Beatles. I found
Meet the Beatles and two other Beatles records. One of
them is in terrible shape. The other one it's about
the same shape as Meet the Beatles. Not great, but
it doesn't matter. There's only one skip in it. But
when I dropped the needle on Meet the Beetles for
the very first time, I felt like I went back
in time. The crackles, the pops, the sounds, the feel.
I felt like a teenager in nineteen sixty four, if
that's when that record came out. Dropping the needle on
that for the very first time, it took me to
a different time. It took me to a different place.
I got a weird feeling, a weird good feeling, like whoa,
this must be what it was like hearing this for
the first time, because I've never heard it like this.
I've never I've only heard it on the radio. I've
heard in movies, and i've heard it on CD. I've
never heard it like this. Now. This don't get me wrong,
This isn't an original pressing, but it's still from the sixties,
maybe early seventies at the latest. A feeling came over
me that brought me back, brought me to a different
place at a different time, and that's the experience you
get for me, at least from vinyl. Hell. I listened
to I Hit a Stack about eight records, seven records
just the other day, and one of them was Brian
Adams Reckless Summer sixty nine, Run to You some I
need somebody, Why the mother.
Speaker 2: Are you you?
Speaker 1: But much better. I've only heard that on CD or
cassette or the radio. I've never heard it on vinyl.
And there was a again, I got this feeling. It
was just it felt darker, which I know is weird
to say about a Brian Adams record. It's a great record,
but listening to it like that, it just made it
completely different, totally, completely different, just weird. I don't know
how to Oh, I think I did just explain it,
all right. So there's your answer, Keith. And next time
you come over to have beers, I will put it
on and see if maybe you get that same experience.
I get that look when I put Kiss records on,
but I'm kind of numb to that because I'm a
full blown Kiss TRD. But I don't know, Keith, Next
time you come over to have beers, goddamn drinks of
goddamn beers. We will put on Meet the Beatles, and
I put it on for my mom. When my mom
was here last year for her birthday. I was able
to put that record on for her and it brought
her back to a different place. So there it is.
That's uh, that's your answer, Keith. Now let's get on
to Vinnie Vincent.
Speaker 2: Check out the home decorating savings at Manar. Wow.
Speaker 1: Monard's Guy just fucking came in again. So dumb, but
I love that bit. If you, uh, if you, if
you sign up to the Patreon because of this episode,
please welcome. Go back a couple episodes and you'll, uh,
you'll hear the story of the Menard's Guy and why
I started using that drop. Anyways, So Vinnie Vincent announced,
and we've all heard the story by now we've all
heard the story that Vinnie Vincent is selling his brand
new album, Guitarmageddon for two million dollars to one person.
This gives you all the exclusive artwork posters. Yes, I
believe it's the Masters. I think I think you see
I'm looking for uh see. So this this includes ten
songs mixed in Master final product format, all the master
files of the artwork. So you don't get the master
of the actual album. You get the master files of
the artwork, related posters and ten separate vinyl and CD
patrick packaging art for each individual song. Because Vinnie decided
to try to sell the song sell the album song
by song for like two thousand dollars a song. But
now you can buy the intel entire album for a
measley price of two million dollars. But there's the catch.
You are the only one that gets it. You are
the one that gets all this Now and I quote,
the buyer can choose to release the entire album in
any format they desire, final CD, or any other configuration,
in whole or in part, at their discretion. All marketing
plans and ideas require approval by Vinnie Vincent. Now, the
price does not include any right title interest to the
copyrights or trademarks related to Vinnie Vincent or the product itself.
Now does that mean that you don't get Does that
mean that you don't get the rights to the So
let's read this again. The buyer can choose to release
the entire album in any format they desire, Vinyl, CD,
or any other configuration, in whole or in part at
their discretion. All marketing plans and ideas require approval by
Vinnie Vincent. The price does not include any rite, any title, interest,
or copyrights or trademarks related to vinevin Okay.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: Vinnie Vincent, I am saying this right now. He may
not be all there. Some people may think he is insane.
I do not think he is insane. I think this
is a fucking marketing genius ploy. I think this is
an evil genius move. This is a doctor evil evil move. Yes,
it sounds insane. The announcement of Guitar Again's ten track
release at two million dollars then actually makes write the
serpent field like a real bargain. This is from guitar
world dot com because the element itself looks like up
to a value of two hundred thousand dollars per track.
Oh but wait, there's more. Now, this has been talked
about by anybody and everybody. I'm sure every single kiss
podcast has talked about this. Eddie Trunk has talked about this,
every every single music podcast has dove into this. So
why not throw my fucking name in the way in
the bucket as well, because I mean it is called
another fucking podcast it is called another f and podcast
for thirteen years. Vinnie Vincent is fucking brilliant. This is
the greatest marketing ploy in the history of all music
marketing plays. This might be even more brilliant. In fact,
this is more brilliant than you two getting there frickin'
record on your iPhone and you couldn't get rid of it.
I'm going to read this again, so there is no confusion.
The buyer can choose to release the entire album in
any format they desire, Final CYD or any other figures,
which makes sense because they're getting all of that artwork.
So basically, what Vinnie Vincent is doing is he's selling
the rights to put out the record. To guarantee that
he's going to make two million dollars off of this,
he just has to approve all marketing plans and ideas.
So basically, this is fucking brilliant. This is brilliant. This
is absolutely brilliant. VINNI took this long to record this record.
I know Vinnie has not always been this on track
about releasing his music. Just ask the great Earl Skaegel
still has not received his greatest Hits album. I think
that's what it was. But this is the thing. There
is going to be some kiss TRD that has money
to burn, and we all know kiss trds and have
money to burn, but we're talking about a kiss TRD
on another level, and there are plenty. There is a
kiss TRD out there that doesn't have fuck you money,
he has fucked me money. Even a Kisstard with the
fuck you money could do this. He could buy this thing,
give Vinnie Vincent two million dollars for it to never
come out. Or he could be the guy or gal
that bought this record that saved Vinnie Vincent. Hmmm. You
could do the ultimate fuck you, but it's not really
a fuck you because Vinnie got his money and we
all know, sorry Vinnie, that it's barring, a barring a
miracle bigger than anything that could save me. The album's
not gonna do anything. You'll have your garden variety kiss
cards that jump on it and have to have it.
You'll have your garden variety of Viny fans that have
to have it. But this guy or gal could drop
two million dollars and I guarantee there will be one
one of the kiss trds out there will do this.
One of them is going to spend two million dollars
on this and have one of the ultimate Kiss collectibles,
because that's how Kiss trds are. They got to have it,
They gotta have it. I am a kiss hard I'm
not saying this badly. A one of a kind album
that nobody else has, nobody else will ever have. And
because you bought the album, you are able to put
it out if you want. Does that mean you're able
to license it, copyrights, the trademarks related to Vinnie or
the product itself. It doesn't say anything about licenses licensing.
The price does not include any right title or interest
to the copyrights and or trademarks related to Vinnie or
the product itself. Hmm hmm. Now I'm no lawyer. I
did graduate from a two year college with the sales
and marketing degree. Does not include the right title or
interest in the copyrights, interest in the copyrights and or
trademarks related to Vinnie. Visit copyrights or the and or
trademarks or the product itself. Does that mean that Vinnie
keeps all See it's the most brilliant, It might be
the greatest freaking idea in the history of music. He's
gonna get somebody, and there will be someone to pay
him two million dollars for this album that may never
come out. It's fucking brilliant. God damn it, Vinnie, I
hail you now. If somebody wants to buy me for
half that price, I'm game. I'm game. So all right, kids,
that's it. That's your patrion. We're almost pushing twenty seven minutes.
We will talk to you tomorrow on the Patreon. It's
only five dollars. I'm on patreon dot com slash Realizzy Presley,
take care now, bye bye then, thank you, thank you
very much.
Speaker 2: We're a little late to say good night, Chracy, good night,
good night. Now, as far as I'm concerned, when you
talk about Abdured with Calcitrans,