Without a doubt, the public should be ashamed for not getting on board.

🎤 I thought this was 80's🎸🎼🥁 ! 🎵🙏🏻☯️🧘‍♂️⛩🌄🐲🎶

It's the 90's from 1992 when their second Album " Time to Burn " was released. Their first Album from 1989 " Last of the Runaways."

So underrated indeed! all there music is awesome!! 🎧🎶😎😍

I agreed on you ..he conveys love and passion when singing ir is crystal clear...!!!!!

He's right there with John Sykes as the best guitarist/vocalist combo ever. So much talent.

And a top notch producer.

@@drockny agree completely but may I add Kotzen to the mix!

So true!

So is his brother David. And talking about underrated (as do most of the comments here), Mike Brignardello is just plain solid on the bass. He is spot on in his timing which causes many to overlook him. Only when the bass and drums conflict do most notice a bassist.

il buy that for a dollar

Supremely is exactly the right adjective. Dude is a monster in the industry in every way.

Huf

They just came along too late. If they had come out 2 years earlier I think they would have been huge. I still play the 3 Dann Huff Giant records all the time. I miss his voice. Great singer.

And vocals like Lou Gramm and Sammy Hagar.

certainly better than the chimpanzee "music" being promoted by the globalists today.

Just search, it's full of beautiful music even now

​@@t.p.4683still crap

@@leongrinberg8758 nope

That first album was amazing

@@mlbolts72 I think the second album was amazing as well!

The first two albums are amazing imo…

Always my go-to music when I need a lift!

Your dad had great taste in music.

My dad too! And I absolutely love this band, it is my childhood songs!

I used to play a lot when I was a kid, as a teenager.

Been a huge fan of giant.. Seems like forever.. What is it gonna take for people to catch a wakeup ??

@@vernonslabbert9951 came along too late

Billis Lopez , nothing like pure 80s and a little of 90 s...no music or talent left now....

if u mean timless in the sense that you and others still like it today then well everything is timeless especiaLLY now with the internet people grow up with a wealth of info available to them able to find and discover music from any era before their time. but in terms of its style, it is unquestionably 80s/early90s and its great just because it resembles music from that era that doesnt invalidate it at all

+Sinan Apprentice Very underated sadly :( but we can pass it by to a lot of people

I agree these guys where underrated but very talented they should have been huge in my mind

You have never lied!!

I think is better to be underated, so the real ones follow you

Big time

Follow jerome abalos on you tube they do variety of songs there good

Absolutely agrre with you. Vito Bratta, Dan Huff and Pete Lesperance (from the band Harem Scarem, if you don't know them I advise the album Mood Swings) very underrated

That guy isn't even in the same class as the brilliant Vito Bratta. This is another one of those average bands from '89-91 that killed the scene with mediocre songs and mediocre image.

@@supersithlord who? Peter Lesperance? Are u kidding?

Vito Bratta and Dan Huff. I can see the resemblance. Vito Bratta playing in White Lion, a dime a dozen glam metal band. That notion alone was detrimental for Vito I believe. Vito limited himself by playing in White Lion, like George Lynch limited himself by playing in Dokken. I think Vito Bratta would have suited better in Giant. He would have challenged himself more creatively. But such is life. In hindsight things are easy to analyse. There are so many factors - we can't control - that determine someones career.

That's the tradeoff ,I guess - we grew up in the time of this music, but you could only experience the visual aspect if you sat in front of the TV , watching MTV for hours on end, hoping they would play bands you liked etc..- but still , the era of music was great. Now? Now, the era of music is absolutely abysmal - save a handful of tunes here n there. However, there is UKposts, and you can search for all those favorite videos or even find footage & lost interviews of artists you really liked back in the day.

Amen to everything u said

I completely agree my freind. In 94 music went totally downhill, and has never recovered with a few exceptions here and there.

I continue to listen to my 80s hairbands,classics rock,Giant and every other rock band over the so called music out now,yuck...And thankful a LOT of 80,90s bands still tour!Its my go to music,the best ever!😊🎸🎵🎤

Two words. Blacktop mojo Three more. Black Stone Cherry

Easily

He should be in the R&R Hall of Fame!

@@infocool4609 Should be.

Also an accomplishment singer too

Because of their album covers... :)

They were popular in the late 80s early 90s.. but hair bands were more popular.. similar but different

Dann preferred to stay under the radar so to speak and work as a studio musician. He's played on so many other popular artists albums, including laying down the solo for Whitesnake's radio edit of Here I Go Again. I think he still spends his time as a studio musician and guitar instructer these days. Great band and they're all top notch musicians.

I think that another reason they didn't gain popularity is because these guys didn't fit into the whole "drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll" scene. Dann and David had previously played in a popular Christian band known as WhiteHeart. They desired to "cross-over" to mainstream, but some in the industry may not have liked their clean-cut side, even though their musicianship clearly shows.

@@richardwheeler3768 Not sure thats true considering how popular Stryper were. Simple fact is, by 1989 bands of this type were being signed left right and centre by record labels and many great bands got swamped by all the others, and by the time the second album came out it was in the middle of the grunge rise and was way too late to the party. Incredibly talented band and some fantastic material, but the same could be said of god knows how many bands that came out in that 1989 to 1991 period.