I agree with you 100% 🎯

How many players on these list are not British? Michael is German.

I have both the CD version & DVD version, I agree!! It's excellent! Had CD stolen one night,pissed me off,hard to find,and sadly, it's not on Spotify.

I agree with you 100%🎯

И я согласна на 💯!

Thanks for watching 🍺

Spot on bro...I absolutely agree

Он может быть и техничным , и скоростным ,, если этого требует музыка. Может, вы не все видели

🤡👎👎👈🫵

Sorry for your families loss.

Great vocalist

He sounded awesome! May he rest in peace. I am a fan of hard Rock and MSG but I haven't heard of David before. But he was cool!

Man, don't know what to say except sorry that ya'll lost him. Very unfortunate accident. I really loved David's vocals. He was a great guy. Some of his other recordings are very impressive too. Take care, long live his memory.😢

I must say that the David has an incredible voice unbelievable range delivery stage presence. And so my heart goes out to you and your family

Welcome 2 my channel,Mr.Walrus!

@@andreymurravtsov5235 Thank you!

@@thewailingwalruswailsandwa6950 Herzlich Wilcommen!

Wow! Max Webster!! On the west coast phenomenon tour blue oyster cult headlined.

R.I.P. Dave 🥲

R.I.P. Dave 🥲

3 and a 1/2

Absolutely, and to think he wrote the first song "In Search Of The Peace Of Mind" when he was only 15.

He really is, that part at 22:12 where he goes up to the amp to feed it back and play with the toggle switch gives me serious goosebumps

自分も行ってました

Infelizmente Michael Schenker é monstro toca muito ❤❤❤

I Agree 100 %

The whole band!

The frantic, fast climbing solo in ITA was quite insane.😵‍💫

Google Michael Schenker you’ll find it 👍

MONSTRO!!! Vi duas vezes em Goiânia.

Thank-you for the acknowledgement about Dave bro. I seen him once with schenkner and he was great....

Hell I have😊I'm watching it on my TV right now !!

I Agree 100%

Start practicing now!

Judas Priest

My brother is over 60 too (63), and he is a fan of Schenker since when he bought Ufo's Phenomenon in mid 70s. I am younger than him, only 51 😆, and I remember that since I was a kid I have heard songs like Doctor Doctor and Rock Bottom. Indeed Michael Schenker is one of my all time favorite Hard Rock guitar players. One of a kind! Greetings from Italy!

I was born in Bismarck bro Bismarck kicks ass 🌟 --- NDSU !! 💥 😎

@@lfader I was born in SoCal so I have a slightly different take on Bismarck as you may understand lol😎 but I do love my family at Bismarck Baptist Church where I am the Facility Manager, AKA; The JANITOR. If you ever come home come see us at BBC. And yes The Bison are quite the dynasty around here. ☝️

@@djh5755 Love it we're reversed transplants !!! 🤣 I too love my family in Bismarck and all over North Dakota but being in the So Central Coast of Kalifornia now by the ocean I'm a certifiable weather wimp to my family and I could not hack the winter's I grew up knowing and loved--- a kid getting out of school and playing in the snow that's win win !!! 🤸🤸. God Bless !!! 💫💫💫 Go Bison !!! 💥

@@lfader God bless you fader . Offer still stands. When you come home come see us at Bismarck Baptist... Just ask for the janitor. Can't wait for the day when we all meet... Not just in Bismarck but in Heaven. This conversation is not just between you and me ... The Lord has intervened. I am not a religious psycho, just Darrin the Janitor at Bismarck Baptist Church. When you come to Bismarck stop by BBC...I think it would be cool meet someone out of the blue..

@@heavymetaljedi007 Oh, really? How sad.

@@heavymetaljedi007 Thank you for uploading this material.

Not really no, fairly average and totally lackluster in some songs.

Hello 👋 Penelope How're you doing, it's been a long journey, and I'm nothing without amazing fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness, All love to you and yours ❤️

He sold his original Gibson Flying Vs on Ebay in the late 90's. I saw them on there myself. He's been playing Dean Signature V's for a while now.

@@MrJohnnyDistortion He should be endorsed by GIBSON not Dean. He put the Gibson V on the map along with his brother. Can’t stand the Dean head stock & look + the Gibson sounds way better. The GIBSON FLYING V is Michael Schenker

Shane Gaalaas a fabulous Canadian drummer.:)

@@heavymetaljedi007 Thank you very much. But I know no one but Michael!😭

Vocals - David Van Landing, Bass - Barry Sparks, Drums - Shane Galaas, not sure of the keyboardist sorry.

@@michaelm298 Thank you very much. The keyboardist (rhythm guitar) seems to be a guy named Seth Bernstein.

@Lothar Lustig Even the omniscient and omnipotent God cannot exist as God if we humans do not recognize Him. Even if God opens his arms and says, "I am God," he cannot exist as God unless we humans are there to hear his words. I am God, God is me, and In other words, we are God. This world is God's self-direction. Good and evil both come from God. First, time is something created by our concepts. The only world that exists is the "now." Since neither the past nor the future exists, we can understand that time travel is just an imaginary world, can't we? Time is nothing more than the change of matter. Space is likewise created by our concepts. Because if there is no matter there, space cannot exist either. The same is true of numbers. If there is no measurable object there, there can be no number. What is space? Space certainly seems vast, but that does not mean that the end of space is beyond some distant star. I myself am the end of the universe. Atheists also have a fine religion called "self-belief". And there is no religion that is not "self-belief". “My Christ and your Christ, though the same Christ, are two very different and distinct Christs". "My Christ is my own Christ". "There is no existing religion that is not idolatry". "Everything is merely the reflection of one's own ideal in the object of one's faith". "I am merely reflecting my ideal in my own Christ". "In everyone, there is no God anywhere that exists beyond his or her sense of value". By the way, do you think Christ has sin? One of the sisters said. "May I die to myself." (to die to sin). (to die to sin). My response to this question is as follows Jesus Christ for me is Jesus Christ is a sinner. I did not have a guilty conscience in my heart, because I did not think that I was a sinner. I was not a sinner, because a man without guilt in his heart could not have spoken of sin. Eli, Eli, Lema Sabachthani? Matthew 27.46. If Christ did not have a guilty conscience, He could not have said those words. To suffer in that guilt is the greatest purpose of life, the meaning of human life. The suffering in the consciousness of sin is the greatest purpose of life, the meaning of human beings living human lives. How could this suffering have been anything other than a blessing from God? I believe that this was the very meaning of "thinking with the heart. The more a person suffers, the more he or she becomes the more one suffers, the more one is able to think with one's heart the more one suffers, the more one is able to think with one's heart and not with one's head. The more we suffer, the more we can understand the feelings of others who are suffering the same way. When we think about this Suffering is the greatest blessing in life that God has given to us human beings. God has given us human beings the greatest blessing in life. I could not help but think that suffering is the greatest blessing God has given to us human beings. By the way, do you think Christ has sin? One of the sisters said. "May I die to myself." (Dying to sin). My answer to this question is as follows Jesus Christ to me is Jesus Christ is a sinner. He is a sinner, because a man without a guilty conscience could not have spoken of sin. Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani? Matthew 27.46. If Christ had not had a guilty conscience, He could not have said those words. To suffer in that consciousness of sin is the greatest purpose of life and the meaning of human life. This suffering would be nothing other than a blessing from God. I believe this is what it meant to "think with the heart". The more one suffers, the more one is able to think with one's heart and not with one's head. The more you suffer, the more you will be able to understand the feelings of others who are also suffering. When we think in this way Suffering is the greatest blessing in life that God has given to us human beings. God has given us human beings the greatest blessing in life. I couldn't help but think that suffering is the greatest blessing God has given to us human beings. And here is the important part. This is about the Immaculate Conception. But for me, this is like depriving the Virgin Mary of the greatest grace in human life. Mary is the "Virgin Mary" to me, despite the fact that she herself has sin. I even believe that she is "Immaculate." But "forgiveness of sins" to me does not mean that someone forgives a person's sins. The deeper the sin, the more deeply the sin, the more being forgiven is like a denial of my very existence for me. ....................... If sins can be forgiven so easily, what am I, who am tormented and tormented by the depth of my sins? What is forgiveness of sins? The more deeply I am aware of the depth of my sin, the more I am unable to ask for forgiveness. (That is, of course, if I am aware of my sin.) I could not ask for forgiveness because I did not deserve it. If anyone could forgive my sins, it would be none other than myself, after all. But how could anyone "forgive" me of my sins if I knew that my sins could not be forgiven? How can I, who have died and become sin itself, endure the presence of sin itself? (I believe that when we die, we become only our souls.) The afterlife is a world in which my very existence as sin itself is exposed without any way to hide it. But on the other hand, it is also the world of my own "conscience. Anyone can deceive himself, but no one can lie to his own conscience. And the other world is the world of my own conscience, which can never endure being sin itself. A world in which I cannot help but punish myself for being sin itself. So I "choose" to be reborn in the life and environment that can best atone for my past. (If we consider "previous lives," we might say that everyone is now living a "life of atonement.") But, "Won't I sin again in the life of atonement?" The question may be asked. But after all, one can only live a human life as a "sinner." As long as we are human, we are capable of committing new sins. (So, it is better to repay the negative karma created in this life while we are still in this life.) (Because both good and bad deeds will be carried over to a person's next life.) A person who has negative karma created in a previous life, and who failed to repay that negative karma in that previous life, may have created for himself an environment that makes him prone to sin. But even if that sin was not forgiven. On the other hand, what if they were suffering within themselves because of it? The Lord sees and knows that suffering as well. At the "final judgment." Is it possible that the Lord would not take that suffering into account? It is impossible. I have rambled on a bit, but to "die to sin" is not to cease to be a sinner, but to look at one's sinfulness as a human being, to know its meaning, to bear the cross of sin, and still continue to live as a human being. I couldn't help but think that.