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Ronald Koal & the Trillionaires "Beast In The Cellar" (1981)

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Uploaded by on Feb 9, 2009

Legendary Columbus, Ohio band performs on the old Studio One soundstage
Ronald Koal: vocals, Matt Newman: guitar, Pete Linzell: saxophone, Mike Valentine: bass,
James Castoe: drums

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  • I ran across their EP while doing some housecleaning. I had forgotten about Mr Brown's Descent. Saw them there a couple times. Best show was at the Agora with The Adults. God I feel old.

  • I used to live on 19th, near Ruby Tuesday's. Saw some epic Ronald Koal and the Trillionaires shows there.

  • He passed in '91 alone in his place on campus, right after finding out he had a deal to record big....Sad.he was a stand up dude and a nice person i knew outside of the scene......

  • @USMprofessor he died as the result of suicide back in the early 90s :(

  • Great! Loved watching the band whenever I could.  Loved the old days of Singing Dogs!

  • @SkyJamMusicVideos

    Sorry to ask, but when and how did he die? I haven't seen him in years.

  • I think Rosie Mendelson has the entire recording. Also Ed Shuttleworth I guess. I remember talking to Ronald after this shoot on the day of it and he was not very happy with it. I"m soooo glad it exists. Ronald was better in front of an engaged crowd, but this is really amazing . I'm happy to have been a Trillionaire.

  • so glad to see this! loved those days! THANKS

  • I miss him so much.

  • Kid Koal, Ronald Koal AND the Trillionaires were a great band here in Columbus. They put on some of best shows at Stache & Little Brothers, Mr. Brown's and the Agora. These videos were recorded for Community Access TV at the Main Public Library. Any one out there have the whole set of videos--about an hour's worth?

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