Loved the interview! Loved all of them. I wonder if he still has the "white lace satin/ spandex outfit with day-glo snakeskin tattered (SIN-like) colors". Sounds like a dream...he is quite a poet.
Hi, Thanks for your feedback there. I'm not sure if I still have any remnants of that costume, unfortunately, it was never used live, as I had to tear it apart and cannibalize it, and re-work it for what became my SURGICAL STEEL costuming. Not sure if naything remains much in my closet. Maybe...
Cheers,
Rik
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"Before the beginning of great brilliance, there must be chaos. Before a brilliant person begins something great, they must look foolish to the crowd" --I Ching--
I believe there's a picture of me wearing it in one of my Full in Bloom interviews, but I forget if it's in part I, II, or III. Ya gotta go and check...
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"Before the beginning of great brilliance, there must be chaos. Before a brilliant person begins something great, they must look foolish to the crowd" --I Ching--
Hi everybody ... sorry but I entered here searching for one Blackie photo, Rik I hope you don't matter If I save that picture in my computer, but I'm a great fan of him in spite of I have ever heard about you. You must be a great bass player you have played in too much groups but I thought the bass player in wasp were Blackie, I really don't know because I heard WASP for first time only 3 weeks ago. Anyway... I were reading your interview, wow you met too much people I also love Alice Cooper, he's great (I have saved that picture too becouse it's quite funny his shirt hehehe), and Kiss!!! Ace Frehley I guess was a very big friend of Blackie since they were young... turning back on your interview... don't you think you were living at Blackie's home and you came to his home drunken, late, with girls...? if I were in his place... I'd the same... sorry And if it's true he liked drinking vodka... who you're to tell nothing, you drink too.
ammm one more thing, I don't hide my ID address, I put my real email address to login in only to tell you that you have insulted me as WASP fan without knowing me, only becouse I like one guy who wrote his own lyric and whose lyrics express lots of things I like. And like me, there are too much fans being insulted for ... what??? who was the first watching a bug????? Being true you were with Blackie when you suggested the new name of the group, you don't have any right over his work, sorry but you will not win any fortune from him. The sad-pathetic one here is you, all your interview is based on "Blackie kicked me from his band .... buaaahhhh I want to be famouse as he is"
BLACKIE TALENTLESS never got that big - except for being a big freak of nature - for a reason, which was well documented by Rik. TALENTLESS was a ego of montrous proportions with no talent to back it up. And "Shogun" you're not worthy to lick Rik's nutsack. Rik, funny story about BLACKIE TALENTLESS' witto wee wee. You shoulda pulled out at the end of "the act" with that chick and spunked on his face.
I didn't know til last night you worked with Frankie Star. I did some gigs with him back in the day, opening for Four Horsemen and Bone Angels and we had quite a time tearin' it up. He was a good guy and had a great sense of humor, and surprisingly gave me props both times. R.I.P. Frank!
Just read the interview from 1987...but there was no spot to write a comment...so, I'm writing one here. It makes sense that he is a Capricorn. Cool interview, thanks!!
... sorry but I entered here searching for one Blackie photo, Rik I hope you don't matter If I save that picture in my computer, but I'm a great fan of him in spite of I have ever heard about you. You must be a great bass player you have played in too much groups but I thought the bass player in wasp were Blackie, I really don't know because I heard WASP for first time only 3 weeks ago.
I want to be famouse as he is"
