61. hey pitbullbob you give pit bulls a bad name rip kevin you rocked

Posted at 3:22PM on Nov 26th 2007 by mary

62. I saw these guys play at a dive bar in Boynton Beach, FL about 12 years ago and they were already a big zero. I'm surprised anyone even remembers who they are or their names. And please, why issue a statement to respect their privacy? Like... who in the media cares???

Posted at 3:24PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Melody

63. Sorry to find this out. I still listen to their music. To all the people out there posting comments thinking it about time or that it is funny that Kevin died - can go straight to HELL!!! Like Kevin or not, it is not cool or funny to die at 52!!!!!!!!

Posted at 3:24PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Eddie

64. Like them or not...they knocked down a lot of doors for metal. Unfortunately like most pioneers...they never got the recognition or money they deserved.

Thanks for the metal...thanks for the memories.

RIP brother...

Posted at 3:29PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Sleepy

65. some of you peoples comments are so cruel..but I guess I wouldn't expect anything less from animals.

Posted at 3:30PM on Nov 26th 2007 by skot

66. 52 is YOUNG to die, specially these days. Mental Health was a great CD, oh yeah...loved that song on it "Slick Black Cadillac.' Since I only have that on tape I'm going out to get the cd Mental Health and the Greatest Hits too!!!!!!!

Posted at 3:33PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Juan

67. I WASNT A REAL FAN OF THEIR MUSIC BUT ANY DEATH OF ANY PERSON IS A LOSS MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO THE BAND MEMBERS AND FRIENDS AND FAMILY

Posted at 3:37PM on Nov 26th 2007 by kelly

68.


stomp your hands... clap your feet... stomp your hands , to the beat

(worst lyrics ever)

i do still own the first 4 cassettes... ill poor a 40 for this homie....

Posted at 3:43PM on Nov 26th 2007 by equal opportunity offender

69. Russ, if you read this, I'm so sorry for the loss of your brother. I hope you find some comfort in this sad time. His voice has been memorialized forever. Take care and God Bless.

Posted at 3:56PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Missie

70. # 65 you care bitch!go lick yourself

Posted at 3:57PM on Nov 26th 2007 by bexar

71. Quiet Riot was part of growing up in the early 80's - R.I.P. Kevin (Hemet California)

Posted at 4:05PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Gambler92543

72. sorry to hear about Kevin. Reminds me of the carefree days of the 80's. Rock on QR. Brintneys dad is an ass clown

Posted at 4:09PM on Nov 26th 2007 by shauny c

73. To Posters #8 and #14 - YOU ARE IDIOTS!!!! It is SAD whe ANYONE dies!!

And you folks decrying rap/ R&B - You must remember, when ROCK first came out - PEOPLE COMPLAINED that it was BAD Music TOO!

I personally like a bit of everything - Classic Rock, R&B, a little rap (mainly the classics - new stuff is too much), Classical music, etc :-) But I am not going to slam anyone for their choice in music.....

Posted at 4:12PM on Nov 26th 2007 by Trace

74. I saw QR for the first time last summer (glad I did) and was very impressed at Kevin's stage presence, vocal quality and sincerity. He will be missed. RIP. :(

Posted at 4:12PM on Nov 26th 2007 by PHSE

75. I saw QR open for Iron Maiden in Jax. FL. in 1983, thought they kicked major ass!

I met Kevin a couple of years ago when he and some incarnation of QR played my hometown at a July 4 festival. To my surprise, he was really a nice, down to Earth guy and even autographed my snare drumhead! Kev's words of wisdom on that day: "If you drink a lot of beer, don't eat funnel cake; if you eat a lot of funnel cake, don't drink beer."

Posted at 4:14PM on Nov 26th 2007 by boredtobewild