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This version lasted just six weeks, with drummer Grace departing. The group took a heavier musical direction in April of 1976 with the addition of new drummer Tony Petri, who was heavily influenced by Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Slade, and Alice Cooper.
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Tony Petri took over on drums a few months later. Neill left two years later in December 1978, with his place taken by Mark "The Animal" Mendoza.
ImageNameYears ActiveInstrumentsKeith Robert War2023lead and rhythm guitars backing vocalsnone2015–2016 2023drumsMetal Meltdown: Live from the Hard Rock ...1987–1988drumsLove Is for Suckers (1987) Feel Appeal: ...1982 (died 2010)drumsnoneTony Petri was one of the early drummers for Twisted Sister, joining the band in the mid-1970s. Although he didn’t play on the band’s major label releases, his contribution during the early days helped shape the band’s aggressive style and stage presence. After his tenure with Twisted Sister, Petri has largely remained away from the ...
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19. März 2009 · For all the underlying friction, the new version of the band (completed by drummer Tony Petri, who was brought in after their previous sticksman was unable to pull off the Grand Funk Railroad cowbell-classic, “We’re An American Band”) had undeniable chemistry, and signaled the beginning stages of the classic Twisted Sister ...
27. Jan. 2016 · This was always my favourite Twisted song back in the early ‘80s. I even remember all the drum fills from the original version on the Ruff Cuts EP (with Tony Petri on drums), and the later version that became the title track on their debut album.
18. Mai 2016 · Guitarist Jay Jay French opens up about the 40th anniversary of Twisted Sister's core lineup and what it took to reach a certain level of success. Patrick Prince. May 18, 2016. A vintage lineup: Jay Jay French, Eddie Ojeda, Dee Snider, Tony Petri, Mark Mendoza.
Tony Petri was drummer with Twisted Sister from 1976 to December 1980. He joined the New York glam metallers replacing Kevin John Grace. When Tony and the band parted ways, he was followed up by Ritchie Teeter.
