Stephen Pearcy of Ratt sold David Lee Roth a speaker

In this video, we dive into a fascinating rock and roll story: "Stephen Pearcy of Ratt Sold David Lee Roth a Speaker!" If you're a fan of hair metal, glam rock, and the iconic bands of the 80s, you won't want to miss this tale from the legendary frontman of Ratt, Stephen Pearcy. We explore the unexpected connection between Pearcy and Roth, two titans of 80s hard rock and heavy metal, and how a simple speaker deal turned into a memorable moment in rock history.

Stephen Pearcy is known for his powerful vocals and his band's massive influence on the glam rock and metal scenes. Meanwhile, David Lee Roth’s iconic career as the frontman of Van Halen has earned him a spot in rock and roll history. In this video, we uncover the behind-the-scenes stories of these 80s rock legends.

This video is a must-watch for fans of hair metal, glam rock, and 80s rock music. Whether you're into hard rock, heavy metal, or the classic sounds of 80s rock and roll, this is your chance to relive the glory days of rock music. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into the world of 80s rock, glam, and heavy metal!

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[HairMetalRevolution]

My inaugural concert experience was the Poison/RATT Dancing Undercover tour, which remains one of my top five performances to date. Witnessing the curtain fall as Poison commenced the show, followed by RATT's captivating set, created an unforgettable evening for me. The essence of RATT and ROLL will forever hold a cherished position in my heart. I extend my gratitude to Stephen for the remarkable music he has provided us.

[stevehebert]

Stephen Pearcy still has a LOT of fans....

[fishfire_]

Van halen, def leppard, rush, boston, steve miller yes sir growin up 80s was def good times

[ByronTexas]

Ratt was a huge part of growing up for me

[stveelk]

Growing up in the 70's throughout the 80s 90... I'll never forget... awesome music.

[andifisaytoyoutomorrow]

One day there will be no more true rock stars, and what a sad day that will be. It was the best of times to be young with these people.

[ization]

Out of the cellar was and still is awesome

[BeatlesFan]

Feel sorry for the youngest generation who think Gaga, Lil' (insert terrible rapper here) and Billie Eilish are the height of music🤦🏻

[ronlindsley]

Stephen Pearcy...Legend...Thanx 4 The Music...

[vipkarl]

Ratt was incredible. Had their tapes. Listened every day

[leechild]

hardest partying bands ever. 80`s metal was nuts!

[DontF-itup]

Anyone that owned a radio in 1978 was shell shocked by hearing Van Halen for the first time.

[garynielsen]

I'm so grateful that I grew up during this time! Seeing Van Halen was always epic!🤘

[rickmckee]

I saw Ratt at the Whiskey in the 80's it was quite the scene back then.

[bodes-iso]

Ain't nothing like pearcy's voice!! 🎉🎉

[RDMS]

1985. Saw Ratt with Bon Jovi opening for them. It was the ultimate 13 year old experience! Remember like it was yesterday! The good old days!

[majikmuzik]

Love it when rockers honor the MIGHTY VH! Ed, Alex, Mike, and Dave.

[blairmartin]

Saw Ratt in 85, opening band for them was Bon Jovi. What a concert. 🎸🎵🎶

[TonyMacapony]

He's my fave singer of his genre. Been a fan since the Cellar days.

[CharlesHarrison-br]

My teen years were through the 80s such great music 🎶 and memories 😊 life was great !!