Videos From The Vault! Pre-Grab A Stack Archeological Rock!

GRAB A STACK OF ROCK With Mike and the Mad Metal Man

Episode 153: Videos From The Vault! Pre-Grab A Stack Archeological Rock!

If you’re new to the channel, or have been watching since this beginning, then this is an episode that will take you back in time!  We’ve making videos a long time for a long time now, and the channel has well over 1,000 clips and episodes today.  Mike’s earliest video work dates back to 1989-90 on the VHS format.  Until the modern era, he never had the chance to do anything with that video footage, but now…

As we await Harrison’s return, Mike has dug deep into the archives to bring you another special “Mix Tape” episode.  All this material pre-dates Grab A Stack of Rock and is being presented to you in compilation form for the first time!  Mike has included new commentary, and some new material.  Just like a good Greatest Hits album!  Join us tonight for this 1 hour 11 minute episode covering the following subjects, hosted by Mike:

  • “Nothing But a Good Time” – Mike’s first music video – 1990
  • The original mikeladano.com animated ad – 2012
  • “Here Comes LeBrain Again” music video by Tom and Uncle Meat – 2014
  • Record Store Tales – “Cry For Help” – 2018
  • A Trip to Sonic Boom in Toronto – 2017
  • Summer HQ – 2014
  • Max the Axe live in concert – 2018
  • Sausagefest Outtakes – various
  • “One More For the Road” – Rob Daniels’ student video starring Bob Schipper – 1989
  • Top Five Reasons I Love Kiss – podcast outtake – 2014
  • Exclusive interview with Brian Vollmer of Helix – 2012
  • Outtakes and Random Bits – 1990 to 2019
  • New Bonus Clip!  Mike’s ORIGINAL “Battle Jacket” – 2026
  • And LOTS more!

Don’t miss this trip way back in the time!  This capsule of old clips will keep rocking and laughing on your Friday night.  Join us for the premiere!

 

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Friday July 24 at  7:00 PM EST, 8:00 PM Atlantic.  Enjoy on YouTube.

Disclaimer:  Since Harrison is currently ill, AI was used in the video thumbnail.  We normally would not do this.  Thank you Peter Kerr and Harrison Kopp for your work on the thumbnail.

 

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