His live performance at the Traffic concert in Santa Monica in 1972 was terrific.
@michaelpennington78009 сағат бұрын
Joan plays the acoustic guitar.
@paulrogers183210 сағат бұрын
Best listened to on your own in the car turned up full. Class track!
@DanielTorres-u7k21 сағат бұрын
Nothing better than a well-thought-out lead guitar portion they don't have to include every damn note. This is a perfect lead right here .
@andrewjeffries808Күн бұрын
One of my favorite albums,and I’m a rocker
@skree100Күн бұрын
Mike Leander worked, amongst other projects on the Beatles Sergeant Pepper. He created the Hey song or Rock and Roll playing all instruments. He needed a front man and could have chosen from a number of Elvis impersonators to front his project. The glitter stomp sound is entirely his. Unfortunately Paul Gadd was a paeddophile, a poor choice. Leander died before Gadd/Glitter was convicted of his crimes. The two drummer format, distorted guitars clearly influenced some Fall songs. Sad piece of history really but worth remembering Mike Leander for his contribution to modern music
@videomaniac1082 күн бұрын
I love hearing Jack on the cello in this song.
@matiasdamianbonilla17832 күн бұрын
🫶🏽🌞🇦🇷
@dominicschaeffer9092 күн бұрын
I want this played at my memorial gathering.
@thewatchmen49203 күн бұрын
Back in the day a dime bag 💨 and 🧊🥃🧊🥃🧊🥃 and I 🎸🚀🌠🪐🌌😎. I didn't think that people appreciate this just because. But before I made a stupid comment I found out that that a few people enjoyed this. Glad I kept my comment 🤐
@lloyd11794 күн бұрын
The album "the next 100 years" is excellent from beginning to end...try one called "there stands the glass"
@andrewsowerby23664 күн бұрын
Banging tune Banging band and excellent live
@TZ615 күн бұрын
I just listened to this album after belatedly discovering this upload, and I really liked it. I've been dipping into 'The Acid Archives' vinyl community project and really enjoying that, and this band has some of that throw-back quality. Just a couple mentions of albums I've liked from this year so far are the latest by Vampire Weekend, and Loophole by Michael Head & the Red Elastic Band, which has itself sprung open a rabbit hole of other bands of his. Hope things are going reasonably well at your end and thanks (again belatedly) for this upload.
@TZ615 күн бұрын
This band released two albums on the same day in 2023 I just recently learned from, I believe Vinyl Voyage, and I listened to "Sea of Mirrors" and really dug it. I also like the spaghetti westernish sound of this track, and I see another rabbit hole coming. Another one for me to file in 'better late than never'; an ever-growing list. Great upload.
@Semprini5376 күн бұрын
Great band, always on adventure, they change their sound naturally
@jeremyphillips63036 күн бұрын
The lyrics are made up words. It's a Scottish folk tradition and they can't be recreated. They don't mean anything and she's brilliant. Thanks for the reaction.
@TheSheddington6 күн бұрын
That right there is genius. This is such an epic and intense album, start to finish. One of the most unique and amazing bands ever.
@Happyheretic23086 күн бұрын
If anyone else remembers the UK origin "Being Human" - this was instrumental (ha ha) ...
@Theganjaman886 күн бұрын
In the morning is just as good
@howardw.ruback7 күн бұрын
Heard this in the States when it first came out. Camping out in a friends back yard in the city of Chicago. Have almost every release of this in every format.
@glenngastonjonsson79547 күн бұрын
Thanks for reacting to Billys music. I have met him a couple of times after gigs and he has a way of making you feel that you're the one making the consert grear. Quite unusual and very comforting. Brilliant poet. Thanks again!
@wajwo7 күн бұрын
I think the lyric is Clovius Hoofus - ie the cloven hooved one- ie the devil. I think safesurfer is the man promising to withdraw before ejaculation, but the man, the father, the devilish one is not to be trusted, because the sperm to make Julian, the Welsh-born [ie sheep boy] will come exploding out his father’s penis as a cruel seed, the old roue posing as the well endowed flirt [Donkey Kong/Don Quixote], who once could pose as distingué until parenthood brought him down, meaning that the last irresponsible act [the swan song] was impregnating Julian’s mother.
@shoegazer939 күн бұрын
Nick McCabe genius. Check out Live at Haigh Hall, Wigan, their homecoming gig in 1998, especially the song 'Come On!' where McCabe takes the roof off the stage!
@JauneMacReady9 күн бұрын
❤
@iaincolquhoun-bg2nk10 күн бұрын
I first saw them on the Old Grey Wistle Test. Brilliant.
@Owen-dc5jk10 күн бұрын
I think this track more than any of the others demonstrate a real vocal skills and range of Bernard Sumner. I also really like the lyrics.
@stroketheboat10 күн бұрын
do Decks Dark next - it's almost as sublime!
@FerryLuckyMan11 күн бұрын
Life's an Ocean is cool as fuck!!!
@NoxiousRob11 күн бұрын
This was released in 1979, from Wire's 3rd album 154. Their debut album released in 1977, Pink Flag, already sounded like post punk. Their follow up, Chairs Missing released in 1978 is still one of my all time favourite albums. Try out the track Mercy from that album, over 5 minutes of sonic brilliance.
@rinkydinkron11 күн бұрын
This kind of ART is more about "feeling" and not over-analysing.
@mikec673312 күн бұрын
I've been listening to this a lot lately. It's great the way they come to the end without a final freak out.
@user-wz1sv3br1l12 күн бұрын
If anyone has ever experienced a narcissistic relationship, you will recognize the indicators in this story.
@terrysutton845212 күн бұрын
I didn’t know about their collaborations. Will have to give them a listen. I saw one of their early gigs and the atmosphere was great. And they came to the bar and had a few beers with us and were top blokes.
@DrCGAtherton113 күн бұрын
1st Gig when I was 18, Liverpool 39 years ago! That was the moment I was smitten!
@Therejectionartist13 күн бұрын
It’s kind of buried away at the end of the LP, but I think it’s one of their top 5 tracks, it’s absolutely sublime and I remember thinking exactly that in 94 when they released it to an underwhelming reaction, which was due to many factors already mentioned in the comments, along with the fact that they snubbed the mainstream media and gave their comeback interview exclusively to a magazine dedicated to the homeless, sold by homeless people, ‘the big issue’. I don’t think that played well with the big music publications.
@spaceistheplace837614 күн бұрын
classic bboy track
@tommason933416 күн бұрын
I love the drumming on this. Phil Selway is often criminally overlooked as a drummer. In this song the drums at the end are a failing heartbeat and the sound of blood rushing in the ears until the heart stops an consciousness fades away.
@seanmcgoldrick170216 күн бұрын
Just announced a reunion tour :)
@dconley196416 күн бұрын
If you want to see Sabbath at their best with change ups...try Symptom of the Universe.
@terrybeechener599217 күн бұрын
One of Robert Calvert's better album's
@brianbonifacio753618 күн бұрын
I love this band. They never get enough shine
@Yocumonsters19 күн бұрын
Full Grown is my fave
@user-Atamigaputer20 күн бұрын
the orig was better
@runningsuperska20 күн бұрын
They are brilliant players, too.
@bashab309820 күн бұрын
There are two moments when this music and vocals blossom , like a break in the clouds , that a tower crane driver would see first .
@DeclanCorkerry21 күн бұрын
Mint tune, got London Calling when I was 8, so one of my first albums, loved Strummer et al since! Big love
@DeclanCorkerry21 күн бұрын
Oh Collector is in my top 3 OCS tunes, they’re incredible, buzzin yous are on board!!
@randywissler992322 күн бұрын
Absolute banger! Always has been!! And who in 2024 misses those slow fade outs?!!!🤘
@KeziaGonsalvess22 күн бұрын
4:31 the higher voice and the lower voice are sung by two different members :)
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His live performance at the Traffic concert in Santa Monica in 1972 was terrific.
Joan plays the acoustic guitar.
Best listened to on your own in the car turned up full. Class track!
Nothing better than a well-thought-out lead guitar portion they don't have to include every damn note. This is a perfect lead right here .
One of my favorite albums,and I’m a rocker
Mike Leander worked, amongst other projects on the Beatles Sergeant Pepper. He created the Hey song or Rock and Roll playing all instruments. He needed a front man and could have chosen from a number of Elvis impersonators to front his project. The glitter stomp sound is entirely his. Unfortunately Paul Gadd was a paeddophile, a poor choice. Leander died before Gadd/Glitter was convicted of his crimes. The two drummer format, distorted guitars clearly influenced some Fall songs. Sad piece of history really but worth remembering Mike Leander for his contribution to modern music
I love hearing Jack on the cello in this song.
🫶🏽🌞🇦🇷
I want this played at my memorial gathering.
Back in the day a dime bag 💨 and 🧊🥃🧊🥃🧊🥃 and I 🎸🚀🌠🪐🌌😎. I didn't think that people appreciate this just because. But before I made a stupid comment I found out that that a few people enjoyed this. Glad I kept my comment 🤐
The album "the next 100 years" is excellent from beginning to end...try one called "there stands the glass"
Banging tune Banging band and excellent live
I just listened to this album after belatedly discovering this upload, and I really liked it. I've been dipping into 'The Acid Archives' vinyl community project and really enjoying that, and this band has some of that throw-back quality. Just a couple mentions of albums I've liked from this year so far are the latest by Vampire Weekend, and Loophole by Michael Head & the Red Elastic Band, which has itself sprung open a rabbit hole of other bands of his. Hope things are going reasonably well at your end and thanks (again belatedly) for this upload.
This band released two albums on the same day in 2023 I just recently learned from, I believe Vinyl Voyage, and I listened to "Sea of Mirrors" and really dug it. I also like the spaghetti westernish sound of this track, and I see another rabbit hole coming. Another one for me to file in 'better late than never'; an ever-growing list. Great upload.
Great band, always on adventure, they change their sound naturally
The lyrics are made up words. It's a Scottish folk tradition and they can't be recreated. They don't mean anything and she's brilliant. Thanks for the reaction.
That right there is genius. This is such an epic and intense album, start to finish. One of the most unique and amazing bands ever.
If anyone else remembers the UK origin "Being Human" - this was instrumental (ha ha) ...
In the morning is just as good
Heard this in the States when it first came out. Camping out in a friends back yard in the city of Chicago. Have almost every release of this in every format.
Thanks for reacting to Billys music. I have met him a couple of times after gigs and he has a way of making you feel that you're the one making the consert grear. Quite unusual and very comforting. Brilliant poet. Thanks again!
I think the lyric is Clovius Hoofus - ie the cloven hooved one- ie the devil. I think safesurfer is the man promising to withdraw before ejaculation, but the man, the father, the devilish one is not to be trusted, because the sperm to make Julian, the Welsh-born [ie sheep boy] will come exploding out his father’s penis as a cruel seed, the old roue posing as the well endowed flirt [Donkey Kong/Don Quixote], who once could pose as distingué until parenthood brought him down, meaning that the last irresponsible act [the swan song] was impregnating Julian’s mother.
Nick McCabe genius. Check out Live at Haigh Hall, Wigan, their homecoming gig in 1998, especially the song 'Come On!' where McCabe takes the roof off the stage!
❤
I first saw them on the Old Grey Wistle Test. Brilliant.
I think this track more than any of the others demonstrate a real vocal skills and range of Bernard Sumner. I also really like the lyrics.
do Decks Dark next - it's almost as sublime!
Life's an Ocean is cool as fuck!!!
This was released in 1979, from Wire's 3rd album 154. Their debut album released in 1977, Pink Flag, already sounded like post punk. Their follow up, Chairs Missing released in 1978 is still one of my all time favourite albums. Try out the track Mercy from that album, over 5 minutes of sonic brilliance.
This kind of ART is more about "feeling" and not over-analysing.
I've been listening to this a lot lately. It's great the way they come to the end without a final freak out.
If anyone has ever experienced a narcissistic relationship, you will recognize the indicators in this story.
I didn’t know about their collaborations. Will have to give them a listen. I saw one of their early gigs and the atmosphere was great. And they came to the bar and had a few beers with us and were top blokes.
1st Gig when I was 18, Liverpool 39 years ago! That was the moment I was smitten!
It’s kind of buried away at the end of the LP, but I think it’s one of their top 5 tracks, it’s absolutely sublime and I remember thinking exactly that in 94 when they released it to an underwhelming reaction, which was due to many factors already mentioned in the comments, along with the fact that they snubbed the mainstream media and gave their comeback interview exclusively to a magazine dedicated to the homeless, sold by homeless people, ‘the big issue’. I don’t think that played well with the big music publications.
classic bboy track
I love the drumming on this. Phil Selway is often criminally overlooked as a drummer. In this song the drums at the end are a failing heartbeat and the sound of blood rushing in the ears until the heart stops an consciousness fades away.
Just announced a reunion tour :)
If you want to see Sabbath at their best with change ups...try Symptom of the Universe.
One of Robert Calvert's better album's
I love this band. They never get enough shine
Full Grown is my fave
the orig was better
They are brilliant players, too.
There are two moments when this music and vocals blossom , like a break in the clouds , that a tower crane driver would see first .
Mint tune, got London Calling when I was 8, so one of my first albums, loved Strummer et al since! Big love
Oh Collector is in my top 3 OCS tunes, they’re incredible, buzzin yous are on board!!
Absolute banger! Always has been!! And who in 2024 misses those slow fade outs?!!!🤘
4:31 the higher voice and the lower voice are sung by two different members :)
I love him sm I wish ppl reacted to him more.