Chords for The New York Hardcore Chronicles "Riley's Attic" (Episode 3)

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[D] _ [Bb] _ _ _ I'm Bob Riley and this is Riley's [C] Attic. _ _ _ _ _
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This was for that record.
Wow.
_ _ Iron Maiden art without the logo, which is cool.
Wow. _ _
[N] That's cool.
Coming.
_ Alien figure, mask. Wow.
_ _ Got the best of both worlds there. _
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Yeah, dude.
I tried to tell you. _ _
Yo, on the Capitol label, buried, just collecting filth.
Oh, man.
Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa.
On RCA?
Jesus Christ, dude. _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ That's the old, you know.
That's like what you dream about finding is going up to an attic and finding old Beatles
and fucking Elvis fucking records. _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Richard Chamberlain.
There you go.
[Bb] _ _ _ _ _ Shit.
I don't even know what's in that pile, man. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ All my Saved 45s. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Black Sabbath.
The Rainbow.
What's up? Yeah, Rainbow.
But I love the Sabbath records, man.
They're so rare.
[F] Wow.
_ [Em] From here to [Bbm] here is Black Sabbath.
Jeez.
_ [Gb] These first ones are [Bbm] Skinner.
_ _ _ _ Love Skinner.
Skinner's like punk rock.
Yeah.
Wow.
That's Ronnie James Dio and his band from upstate New York.
Yeah.
Right?
_ Dave Rock Finstein went on to form The Rods.
That's Dio's cousin.
I didn't know that.
Yeah. _
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And they were from upstate New York, right?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, he had a whole career before.
Syracuse.
Yeah.
Yeah, he played bass and sang, Ronnie.
[Eb] Yeah.
I mean, he was in the game for years before he joined.
I guess Rainbow was the first band that he, how he got in with those guys, right?
Hold on.
Let me show you something.
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_ _ Ronnie Dio, doo-wop. _
Wow. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ Oh, man, Mickey. _
What's in the Doc Martin box?
Yeah, buddy.
Woo-hoo.
_ There's a Mickey Mantle ball.
Wow. _ _
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It's got Mickey Mantle, _ _ _ Whitey Ford, Yogi Berra.
Wow.
Cleet Boyer, Moose Skowron.
_ That's the crew right there.
Yeah.
That was the crew.
Yeah, that was the 61 Yankees.
But that was, they were all hung together, those dudes.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
I hung out in the bar with Cleet Boyer.
He was at this local bar, and my dad calls me on it.
He's like, what are you doing?
You got to get over here.
I'm like, Cleet Boyer's over here from the Yankees, the 61 Yankees.
I hung out at the bar.
He was telling Mickey Mantle stories. _ _
_ _ There's Phil Rizzuto.
Earl, is it Earl Cone?
No, Earl.
That's his fucking_ _ _
Pete Rose.
Wow. _ _ _ _ _
Earl Weaver.
Earl Weaver.
What am I saying?
Sure.
Don Larson. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ _ [Eb] _ _ My dad gave [Bbm] me all these. _
_ _ _ Your dad still has all the Yankee memorabilia?
No, he gave me all the Yankee memorabilia.
Willie Randolph.
So that was, this is a later _ Yankee club.
_ [E] Can't make [F] out after he's got the autographs.
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There's another [N] Skinhead Glory sign.
Yeah. _ _
_ _ Got a few of those, huh?
Yeah. _
Love that record. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ Is that the inside of Danzig 3?
2?
No, that's the original album.
_ They, 1988, they played Saratoga Winters.
It was the first tour.
And I stood outside.
It was like 12 in the afternoon for the soundcheck,
listening to the soundcheck.
And one by one, they came out.
And I had them sign my record.
That's the record that opened up.
Wow.
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