70's was the best age of Heart

Nancy and Roger's guitar duet was AMAZING. Man I wish there was more footage of the two of them

That was a nice guitar duet. Ann's flute playing is also amazing. They should have put this on an album.

GOD!!!!! Amazing!! Heart is my favorite band ,what a talent!!

By 1988 there should have been a massive documentary about Heart with music and video footage like this. I was so starved to hear about Heart in the mid 1980s their most successful era but all the media would cover were the dance frauds who could not even play instruments let alone play them well.

Very nice. Thanks for posting.

Aw man never saw this excell

Thank God for KZread & Chipi! I would never have known about this brilliant gem. I'm a long time Heart fan and never ever knew this existed. Thank you!

great, just great

This is a rare one!!!

I feel like I've just struck GOLD!!!!....My HEART junkie cravings have been fixed and I almost overdosed on that one!....DAMN!...Why didnt anyone ever release that on cd or dvd.....I really wish they'd put out a dvd of their vintage best and esspecially the actual video footage of the photo shoot for the Little Queen lp that does exist because Ive seen it about 20 yrs ago on a documentory about women in rock on pbs or something but couldnt get it recorded. It was so fucking cool! Any 1 know ?

THANKS!!!!!

sweet music, sweet mullets.

Really enjoyed this. Thanks for uploading. They are so talented!!

Kay wazoo, awesome. The band showing their prog rock ability.

THE BEST, BEAUTIFUL! MARTA BRASIL

DAMN! I already thought HEART Rocked as hard as anyone during the 70's, but this "progressive rock" piece is really unique. this version of the band was DA BOMB! no two ways around it, I'm glad some people were able to find some of this old school stuff to post. Totally makes it like the good old days. 'cept through a computer monitor....

1:36 God or whatever they are singing sounds tremendous. I never knew how gifted this band was until seeing them live in the mid 1980s.

@litledevel15

4 ай бұрын

Well the band you saw in the 80’s wasn’t this one … when Roger left .. that was all they wrote unfortunately.

@dampergoldenrod4156

4 ай бұрын

@@litledevel15 i saw heart live in 1985 and 1987 no one is ever going to convince me this was not one of the absolute best bands of the entire 1980s. seeing heart live in '85 made me immediately regret not seeing them on their 1980 and 1982 and 1983 tours.

that was the oddest intro ever. awesome song.

This must be the coolest band on earth!

maaaaaaaaaaan. i wish i was there.

Pure prog rock from big 80's stadium band Heart - bizarre!! Like it though.

They F$%^#*& RAWKKK!!!!!

@Tulase Oh absolutely!!! Not even a question.

Kay wazoo, awesome.

@Smithfieldis He just goes crazy in Magic Man. A shame he doesn't get the credit he deserves.

Does anyone know the name of this song? Is it "Mainstage"? I NEED to find a recording of this one! So amazing!!

Hey, they were giving Jethro Tull a run for the money. Still sounds pretty fresh.

Pullman, WA

@JohnGee1977 That has to just be an excuse because Fleetwood Mac was inducted in about 10 years ago and they would be considered to have instability in the same line as Heart. I would have to do some research but I bet they would be very close to having had 22 members. I can count 13 without trying! I agree Heart should be inducted and I don't understand why the industry ins't giving them their honor

Progresive rock...influences..progresive..Led Zeppelin..jetro tull,Yes,genesis...kansas..etc..

Yeah, but they could at least give it to the classic lineup. Maybe, they can get the original 6 to reunite for a performance.

Nevermind. I found out. It's a Roland SH-1000.

I did not knew Heart could be that "progressive"

What synth is Howard Leese playing at 4:50?

What song is this?

Jethro Tull has nothin on this babe

Yeah, but did they ever record it on an album or single?

@dampergoldenrod4156

4 ай бұрын

they should have made this a single. sounds like music in a mid 1970s horror movie about demons or witches

@Mikemaniax I don't know but I would also like to find out so I can buy one on eBay, if you find out please let me know. I'm also hungry for a Moog Voyager.

Methinks that drummer was a lil bit of a Bonham fan.

What is the order of the show? I know this is the opener, and Heartless was next, but which came after which after that?

forward to 1:30

@mucephi1 Jethro Tull was a band not a person. Ian Anderson was the lead singer and flute player. Ann Wilson was a good flute player but Ian Anderson was WAY better. That dude was like a virtuoso level flute player. Ann was a better singer though, love them both.

here is the whole show: ..... kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWmesrRuqaWZYdY.html&feature=related

I like Heart to & Roger Fisher is a good guitarist but you my friend are getting carried away! He is no where near the talent that Jimmy Page or Slash is.... No way!

roger fisher AMAZING better than slash and page no doubt heart is overall better than zeppelin

yea right any cover that heart does with roger sounds so much better listen to there version of Rock n Roll live in 1978 on youtube also here song, devil delight, sing child, white lightning and wine (live in 78 on youtube), magic man, and crazy on you so much better guitar work than slash or page. page plays to repetivly (sp) in all of his songs except stariway (why do u think it was to famous?

WTF

What is the order of the show? I know this is the opener, and Heartless was next, but which came which after that?