The Vinnie Vincent Forum - Where Freedom Rocks!

Posted: **Sat Oct 28, 2023 4:44 pm**

Slayer wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2023 2:23 am LOL, By the eye expression you can tell that the headstock is toughing the gag reflex LOL

It's all about practice, practice, practice!
One can't getting hold of any old head-stock and jamming it down one's gob.
Of course the people in these photos are trained professionals.
Obviously no their first rodeo. Also note that this is a Pear/AZH Headstock, so this like one and a half, if not two heads being jammed down the throat.
This not for the faint heart-ed.
DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS AT HOME!
Only the amateurs use the headless guitars....pussies.

Posted: **Sat Oct 28, 2023 6:09 pm**

Put me down for 3 copies!

Posted: **Tue Oct 31, 2023 2:06 am**

LOL with Dannii

Posted: **Thu Nov 02, 2023 3:52 pm**

Not that I condone this stuff, but this guy from my area seems to have the same idea.

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Posted: **Fri Nov 03, 2023 2:29 am**

I can only speak for me and maybe Dannii but not quite the same appeal Vic LOL

Posted: **Sat Nov 04, 2023 1:16 am**

Slayer wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 2:29 am I can only speak for me and maybe Dannii but not quite the same appeal Vic LOL

Posted: **Mon Nov 06, 2023 8:28 am**

Hahah Metatron - far too much time on your hands sir!

Meet and greets are weird really. I've done a few (mostly for my son's benefit) over the years. After every one, I always feel a sense of disappointment and buyers remorse. They are very unfulfilling.

My last one was Warrant at the M3 festival. Been a fan for many years, and was really there to meet Joey Allen (I think he's a very underestimated solid rock guitarist - but whatever). And you're ushered into a room, say hello, stand in the middle of the band. The roadie snags two pictures with your mobile phone, a tote bag with some crap is handed to you, and you're out the door, because there's 20 people behind you waiting their turn.

Like, its not really a "hang" and the way these things are set up, doesn't lend itself to any sort of conversation/interaction. Its very transactional.

I did manage to say a few words to Joey and shook his hand and I guess we had a brief connecting moment, but outside of that it didn't really tick the boxes.

I'm staggered at the sort of prices people are willing to pay to meet Kiss and your boy VV.

Unexpectedly meeting these people is a far better experience (and free of course). I sat opposite Annie Lennox once in a restaurant in London, and we chatted for 10 minutes about music, which sticks in my mind as an experience more than any meet/greet I've done.

Posted: **Mon Nov 06, 2023 3:26 pm**

Yes, the M&G burn is familiar. I would never pay what KISS are asking (and people do pay, and I've heard of CRAZY prices in the past for people like The Stones etc), but for the $$$ Vinnie charges you do get more and it has a bit of that hang feel. Sadly they are seeming to get padded with other artists of no real interest, but at least Vinnie is there the whole time I guess.

I did the VIP Soundcheck experience with Extreme and it left me with a bad taste. Firstly because I could hear the soundcheck while I waited before and after the alloted time, so there was no soundcheck to see/hear, they had done it and Nuno's guitar was all set to play the gig. It was then Nuno mainly who was very unfriendly in general, like he had a big chip on his shoulder. I couldn't even bond with him as a guitarist as I showed him my Charvel tattoo and he was like "So? I had a Charvel when I was twelve". I was so surprised I couldn't think of a good come back on the spot. Why so mean? Why not? "How cool man, I used to play a Charvel too, they are great" or something, maybe show an interest.

No. Instead it was an unfriendly vibe and only Gary signed a very few things, much to Nuno's annoyance. So I got one of my CD covers signed, the one for Three Sides, great album, but now I don't like hearing Nuno's vocals on the songs, it's a bit ruined. I'll let some more time pass before I listen to any Extreme again.

Posted: **Mon Nov 06, 2023 4:24 pm**

Well that sucks arse Vic.
I've noticed he cant stop talking in 'Band' interviews.
His new solos are out and it's all about Nuno again.
He's quite painful to listen to when he wont shut up.
there's a recent one with Nuno and Pat Badger. Pat was looking pretty bored by the end of it. He got about 10 words in over 30 mins

Nuno was annoyed Gary was signing things? Really ???

Posted: **Mon Nov 06, 2023 6:41 pm**

They weren't supposed to sign anything, but Gary did a few so I got one in, I was prepared with a Sharpie and some CD covers and I figured it wasn't gonna happen till a lady handed something to Gary, so I got that one cover done too.

You also weren't allowed to film anything otherwise you'd be removed. Possibly so Nuno can be narky and it won't show up online, other than a written review like this.

Live and learn!

Posted: **Tue Nov 07, 2023 4:02 am**

I was at my local record store just after they put out there big record around 88 or 89 and I was in high school at time. Warrant were in store signing records but no one showed up.. I didn't know who they were and asked them. They gave me huge amount of merch and free backstage passes to gig that night they were opening act for

aeroflott wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 8:28 am Hahah Metatron - far too much time on your hands sir!

Meet and greets are weird really. I've done a few (mostly for my son's benefit) over the years. After every one, I always feel a sense of disappointment and buyers remorse. They are very unfulfilling.

My last one was Warrant at the M3 festival. Been a fan for many years, and was really there to meet Joey Allen (I think he's a very underestimated solid rock guitarist - but whatever). And you're ushered into a room, say hello, stand in the middle of the band. The roadie snags two pictures with your mobile phone, a tote bag with some crap is handed to you, and you're out the door, because there's 20 people behind you waiting their turn.

Like, its not really a "hang" and the way these things are set up, doesn't lend itself to any sort of conversation/interaction. Its very transactional.

I did manage to say a few words to Joey and shook his hand and I guess we had a brief connecting moment, but outside of that it didn't really tick the boxes.

I'm staggered at the sort of prices people are willing to pay to meet Kiss and your boy VV.

Unexpectedly meeting these people is a far better experience (and free of course). I sat opposite Annie Lennox once in a restaurant in London, and we chatted for 10 minutes about music, which sticks in my mind as an experience more than any meet/greet I've done.

Posted: **Tue Nov 07, 2023 6:38 am**

Genebaby wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2023 3:26 pm Yes, the M&G burn is familiar. I would never pay what KISS are asking (and people do pay, and I've heard of CRAZY prices in the past for people like The Stones etc), but for the $$$ Vinnie charges you do get more and it has a bit of that hang feel. Sadly they are seeming to get padded with other artists of no real interest, but at least Vinnie is there the whole time I guess.

I did the VIP Soundcheck experience with Extreme and it left me with a bad taste. Firstly because I could hear the soundcheck while I waited before and after the alloted time, so there was no soundcheck to see/hear, they had done it and Nuno's guitar was all set to play the gig. It was then Nuno mainly who was very unfriendly in general, like he had a big chip on his shoulder. I couldn't even bond with him as a guitarist as I showed him my Charvel tattoo and he was like "So? I had a Charvel when I was twelve". I was so surprised I couldn't think of a good come back on the spot. Why so mean? Why not? "How cool man, I used to play a Charvel too, they are great" or something, maybe show an interest.

No. Instead it was an unfriendly vibe and only Gary signed a very few things, much to Nuno's annoyance. So I got one of my CD covers signed, the one for Three Sides, great album, but now I don't like hearing Nuno's vocals on the songs, it's a bit ruined. I'll let some more time pass before I listen to any Extreme again.

Oh man. I did the Extreme M&G last time round for my son and found them quite the opposite. All smiles and happy to see everyone. Although Nuno typo'd his signing of my son's N4 backplate:

"To Zak.....Your the future!!....Nuno"

Seesh..

Posted: **Tue Nov 07, 2023 7:34 am**

Well, I gotta stop with these things, they aren't that expensive, but they are still not worth it. I'll just go to the shows and it will be better.

Posted: **Tue Nov 07, 2023 11:13 pm**

I have met, Blackie Lawless, Steven Lynch, George Lynch, Terry Bozzio, Kip Winger, Ron Keel, Carmine Appice, Micheal Angelo Batio, Simon Phillips, Both the Nelson Brothers, Vince Neil, CC Devil, Pete Burns from Dead or Alive, Steve Stevens and his wife, Joey Jordan and everyone in the Murder Dolls, including Wednesday 13, Alice Cooper, Nita Strauss, Dave "Snake" Sabo, Tobias Forge from Ghost. And you know what??? - they were Really Nice. And ALL FOR FREE! That's right folks, FREE!
You know, like when you met someone. Like - in REAL FUKCEN LIFE! Not in some fairytail land bullshit 'I AM PAYING TO MET YOU' CRAP!
Yep, that is the difference. The 'RockStar, Celebrity' did it caused they wanted to - not for the pay check.
EAT MY MEAT is so fake, so warped. What does someone expect to get? Pretty sure everyone agrees the only reason 'Your Celebrity' even showed up is cause they are getting paid. - Your paid for it even before it occurs. What you going to say, 'Oh, it was sh!t, can I get a refund.
In Gene $immon$ own words, 'I fooled you all'
Next someone is going to tell Ozzy Osbourne wrote his own songs.

Posted: **Wed Nov 08, 2023 9:17 pm**

What's George Lynch like to meet? Watching interviews with him on YouTube, he doesn't strike me as a gregarious people person at all.

I think you have to manage your expectations when meeting a "hero" of yours. We put these guys on pedestals because they played the music of our youth, but in reality they are just like any other person/persons. Some are better at interacting and socialising than others (which is fine of course).

Posted: **Thu Nov 09, 2023 5:02 am**

aeroflott wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2023 9:17 pm What's George Lynch like to meet? Watching interviews with him on YouTube, he doesn't strike me as a gregarious people person at all.

I think you have to manage your expectations when meeting a "hero" of yours. We put these guys on pedestals because they played the music of our youth, but in reality they are just like any other person/persons. Some are better at interacting and socialising than others (which is fine of course).

Exactly.

Posted: **Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:32 am**

Posted: **Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:45 am**

metatron wrote: ↑Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:32 am
aeroflott wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2023 9:17 pm What's George Lynch like to meet? Watching interviews with him on YouTube, he doesn't strike me as a gregarious people person at all.

I think you have to manage your expectations when meeting a "hero" of yours. We put these guys on pedestals because they played the music of our youth, but in reality they are just like any other person/persons. Some are better at interacting and socialising than others (which is fine of course).
George was fine. Very nonchalant. He did clinic for the his V shaped ESP guiar (sort of Jackson Roswell shaped ESP) he had out at the time.
Very relaxed and calm and matter of a fact-ish about stuff. He took his time with people. Yer, he was OK.

Also to add to that list, have also met Jeff Scott Soto, Göran Edman, Yngwie Malmsteen, Bruce Kulick. Again no money was exchanged for these guys. Göran Edman super nice guy.

Posted: **Fri Nov 10, 2023 6:00 pm**

Oz Fox in '89 was the first "rock star" i ever met. He was very pleasant to talk to. And it was my first ever concert.

Met Nicko McBrain back in '92 for free at Billy Hydes in Sydney (You were probably there too Dan?!?!) and he was great! It was just a Q & A session, really. I don't remember him playing? Maybe he did? Bloody 29 years ago already!

Went to two Dream Theater M&G. Got a couple of goodies and a picture both times. Both sessions were kind of rushed. Portnoy was definitely the most standoff-ish of the five. Proud to say that I actually made John Myung laugh!

I have their autographs so wouldn't do one again.

Went to the KISS conventions in '95 but didn't even try to get near them, a mate got me Bruce & Eric's autographs in Brisbane. G & P just too swamped to get near. Snuck into the Sydney convention as they started the autograph sessions to look at everything one more time. Dan & Vic were definitely there for sure.

Met KISS (with 12, count 'em, 12 other people) on the reunion tour in '97 on the street, outside of the Brisbane Casino. They were asshats! Paul ran out and we said hi and let him be. 5 mins later, Peter's Dad came out and said that they'd be leaving soon so get ready, 5 mins later, Peter & Ace run out and try to jump in the Toyota Tarago. A 13-14 year kid got up to Peter with a guitar and as he's signing it he says, "Are you going to sell this now?" What a total KUNT! I can still see the blood drain from that kid's face. Ace (no doubt stoned) sat in the car ignoring everyone. Paul signed a couple of things and I got to Gene to sign a Guitar World with KISS on the cover and he didn't even look where he was signing and it ended up half assed. I asked, "How was last night's show?" He replied with, " I don't think it's the right time to do an interview!" It just said "Yeah...thanks..."
Ace then jumped out of the car and ran across the street into an electronics store. I could see G&P mouth "Where the fuck is he going?". I thought, "Well fuck you all for being asshats, I'm going over to that store!" I waited until Ace walked out and before I could put my bag down, he stuck out his left hand to shake mine!

I asked if it was a good night last night and replied with a laugh, After the show!"

Posted: **Sat Nov 11, 2023 7:11 am**

Nice stories! I would have been at that convention for sure!!

Posted: **Sat Jan 06, 2024 8:40 am**

metatron wrote: ↑Tue Nov 07, 2023 11:13 pm I have met, Blackie Lawless, Steven Lynch, George Lynch, Terry Bozzio, Kip Winger, Ron Keel, Carmine Appice, Micheal Angelo Batio, Simon Phillips, Both the Nelson Brothers, Vince Neil, CC Devil, Pete Burns from Dead or Alive, Steve Stevens and his wife, Joey Jordan and everyone in the Murder Dolls, including Wednesday 13, Alice Cooper, Nita Strauss, Dave "Snake" Sabo, Tobias Forge from Ghost. And you know what??? - they were Really Nice. And ALL FOR FREE! That's right folks, FREE!
You know, like when you met someone. Like - in REAL FUKCEN LIFE! Not in some fairytail land bullshit 'I AM PAYING TO MET YOU' CRAP!
Yep, that is the difference. The 'RockStar, Celebrity' did it caused they wanted to - not for the pay check.
EAT MY MEAT is so fake, so warped. What does someone expect to get? Pretty sure everyone agrees the only reason 'Your Celebrity' even showed up is cause they are getting paid. - Your paid for it even before it occurs. What you going to say, 'Oh, it was sh!t, can I get a refund.
In Gene $immon$ own words, 'I fooled you all'
Next someone is going to tell Ozzy Osbourne wrote his own songs.

Yeah, people charging or people paying $500, $1000, $2000 or whatever to meet them and spend 2 minutes or less . I really find that crazy. I don't hold it against people. If that's how they want to spend their money, more power to them.

Thankfully, I've met most of the rockers and other artists or athletes I care about for free.

I've never gone to a comiccon or anything. I may sometime just to meet some of the stars from classic tv shows from the 70's or 80's that I loved. I wouldn't mind meeting Buck Rogers or Col Deering. The guys from Emergency and some other shows. So I'd probably pay $100 or so to have my picture taken with some of those like that.

Posted: **Tue Jan 09, 2024 5:52 pm**

It will be the year of Vinnie's downfall the way he is going!

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 12:20 am**

On "Euphoria" I was listed as a "Top Contributor" yet I was recently let go unexpectedly, for what I call a Matter of an Opinion.... I've always been Supportive of Vinnie and We go back a long way, living 10 minutes from Vinnie clearly gave me a Little Advantage as a Fan, Vinnie was always Cool with Me especially when he allowed me to hang for hours at his booth In New Jersey, signing Free Pictures and giving me (4) Free Shirts for my Boy's and just chatting about Good Ol' Bridgeport, though I'm left in a Little Disbelief, I will always Wish Vinnie the Best and hope that the Music we have waited so long for, arrives soon....

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 3:01 am**

Ed you been booted twice now. hahahaha. face it he don't want you. he will take a deposit for a gig and not show but that's your only use

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 3:04 am**

Vinnie isn't anyones friend and he loves having people kiss his ass then turning the screw on those people .thats how he gets his kicks. it will happen to everyone and the guys he has now are glorified gas station pumpers that only have vv in their life and those one by one will get the boot hahahaha

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 3:19 am**

Wow Dino, you have a Great Memory being that I was Booted Twice….and though I have been told by one of Our Mutual Friends that Vinnie considered me a “Friend” I even corrected Him stating that He’s your Friend, I’m merely just a Fan and that’s all I’ll ever be !

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 3:47 am**

How sad and uncalled for Ed, I'm sorry Bro - K

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 3:59 am**

I don't want to be mean as I know Ed has a great heart. just saying it how I see it. and with experience . it's clearly the same with Vinnie now then when he first resurfaced 12 oe 13 years ago on the dv forum.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 4:33 am**

Hey Kevin, great to hear from ya and Thanks for the Kind Words....Don't worry Dino, I don't take anything from You or Anyone else Personally, everyone has their right to an opinion or with sufficient evidence to back it up !

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 7:26 am**

Was this just recently Ed? When I was reading what you wrote I was thinking of Dino's words about how Vinnie will boot anyone, it's so true.

It will be interesting to see how low membership goes in the Facebook group, and wether he'll let anyone stay for free to keep numbers up past 1, himself.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 7:47 am**

Hey Vic, yeah it was within the Last Week and Kind of Ironic that I had just Spoken with his Lovely Sister....

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:13 am**

Vinnie is from a different mind set that its hard for any decent person to het head around. He spends 21 hours a day on social media. in his head he is a mafia boss but the only thing he has is a fb page with fan boys scared to say the wrong thing. His favorite thing is to boot people, it's like 'wacking' someone for him. He likes even more to boot people who don't want to be booted and people who are nice to him. The narcissism is beyond a level decent people can get their head around .He is nice usually when out or with new people but the level of ego is beyond imagination and the bigger the ego the more insure a person is so that big ego turns much easier on other people. What an ego is is just the part of you that hates and doubts yourself and he takes that out on fans or people who like him or want to help. He can only work with the lowest of the low people and those guys are on thin ice all the time too.
No way out for the guy. But booting your own fans even if you don't like them is insane as that's the Hands that feed you. I think lots of people hate their fans but are big enough to at least fake liking them.. But VV has no ability as the ego so big. The bigger your ego also the more you cant see the big picture.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:26 am**

Even his goafer Wilkie is spilling the beans.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:29 am**

Sad stuff Ed, sad stuff.

I do wonder if he even thinks about his family members and what it means to them with his crazy antics and all the bad press all the time.

I can imagine they get stuff like, your crazy brother/father is at it again!

His career and image was bad enough before, but at least there was nothing for so long and things can soften over time, as we all wondered what had happened to the once great Vinnie Vincent.

Returning to the public eye in the fashion that he's done over the past 6 years has cemented that he's fruitbat crazy and his legacy is shot. There's no recovering from this unless there is a complete 180 degree turn around, but that would probably take a major intervention and some professional medical help. Vinnie would fire/boot anyone who was legitimately helping him, but not letting him do crazy/stupid things. So it's a tough.

He's probably gonna be nuts until he dies and then we'll see where we're at. So sad.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:29 am**

doublev2 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:26 am Even his goafer Wilkie is spilling the beans.

I'm sure he has some beans to spill, and others have beans on him!!

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:39 am**

I've spoken to Steve Wilkie in the Past, he's really a Good Guy....I know he did a lot for Vinnie and hopefully will continue to do things for Him, I really can't see "Them" having a Falling Out but I guess anything is Possible !

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:54 am**

Anything is possible for sure, Vinnie has fallen out with just about everybody given enough time.

I've hears some different things about Steve, but of course have no experience myself.

I'm not a fan of anyone in his inner circle over the years considering how Vinnie's career is gurgling down the toilet on their watch, so I think they are all doing a very bad job.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 10:30 am**

he's been putting out this album since 2010. before that through the 90s. Never happened in the 90s. Now has been 14 years since his re-appearence and the promoting of 'coming this year' the album. last year it was at the 'pressing plant' now its not. The guy who paid for it last year seems to be gone. Now he is saying he is putting out 45s which will mean that they are 300 to 1000 dollars each. he will have in his head he can sell each song he is tinkering with and has amateur Faysal Smile singing on he can sell for unto 1000 dollars each times x10 or however many songs he has,, it won't happen but on the slim chance it does not one of those 45s will sell for more than 30 bucks and at 30 bucks talking under 30 sales each . in my opinion especially that he is only catering to Kiss fans who don't care for him and not attempting to branch out

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 11:27 am**

his audience is very limited, and getting more exclusive all the time as people tire of his antics. Their is so little interest in his work in the general public it's not funny. It's a very niche market being a Vinnie fan, and how much money would we/they even want to spend on Vinnie product, should it ever eventualize?

He really could have been so much more by now, but is instead a small time artist and a big time joke. It didn't have to be this way, but it's the way it is.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 12:00 pm**

Genebaby wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 11:27 am his audience is very limited, and getting more exclusive all the time as people tire of his antics. Their is so little interest in his work in the general public it's not funny. It's a very niche market being a Vinnie fan, and how much money would we/they even want to spend on Vinnie product, should it ever eventualize?

He really could have been so much more by now, but is instead a small time artist and a big time joke. It didn't have to be this way, but it's the way it is.

VV doesn't play 'hard to get', he plays 'hard to want'

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 12:05 pm**

Looks like VV has adopted Southpark's Eric Cartmens ' You can’t come” technique.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 12:09 pm**

Hard to want! Classic!!

I'm not sure Eric's strategy is gonna work for the ol' Vinster. People seem pretty happy to leave and they aren't getting replaced.

Posted: **Wed Jan 10, 2024 7:08 pm**

Well, only 8-9 months away for annoucements for 2025 releases....
Can't wait !
Anything new from Faysal ?

Posted: **Thu Jan 11, 2024 3:01 am**

BigEd wrote: ↑Wed Jan 10, 2024 8:39 am I've spoken to Steve Wilkie in the Past, he's really a Good Guy....I know he did a lot for Vinnie and hopefully will continue to do things for Him, I really can't see "Them" having a Falling Out but I guess anything is Possible !

considering Vinnie (at least used to) keep his shit in Stephen's garage.

Posted: **Thu Mar 07, 2024 6:27 am**

Posted: **Thu Mar 07, 2024 7:52 am**

Do we know if this is a new, new song, or a re-recorded old song that doesn't need to exist?

So far 2024 is not going well, but there is time for improvement. Hopefully this is it!!

Posted: **Thu Mar 07, 2024 10:01 am**

You spin me right round baby right round
like a record baby right round round round

Posted: **Fri Mar 08, 2024 7:04 pm**

what happened to the songs from the 'listening party' ? lol

Posted: **Fri Mar 08, 2024 8:19 pm**

The songs the critics were raving about?

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