Little Feat, still kicking after all these years and here is them lickin' it in Jamaica a month ago.



These are from 1977.

how about some local bands

yes it's true it's a qld thing. all of the GREAT aussie bands come from qld. hehe.

i don't mind the dandy warhols. mainly because they remind me of the brian jonestown massacre and they are on a whole other level.







there is a full gig on moshcam from a sydney show they did...... not that you'll like them
www.moshcam.com/videos/full-gigs/2210/brian-jonestown-massacre-metro-theatre-782?checked=true

I only meant to post the one song. Turns out to be the whole album. It is Worthy

nice on elbeau,

the metal head guy at the local servo put me onto porcupine tree late one evening.

elbeau said...

The lead break is by Terry Kath. Better than Hendrix....according to Hendrix. He sat in on their concert and stated as much. The horns kick in at 1.07 Lead starts at 2.49. This is probably one of the best and certainly one of the most underrated albums of the sixties.

Not only is the album underrated. The band is underrated.

Below is quoted from the uploader of the following song.

According to Billboard chart statistics, Chicago is second only to the Beach Boys as the most successful American rock band of all time, in terms of both albums and singles. Judged by album sales, as certified by the R.I.A.A., the band does not rank quite so high, but it is still among the Top Ten best-selling U.S. groups ever. If such statements of fact surprise, that's because Chicago has been singularly underrated since the beginning of its long career, both because of its musical ambitions (to the musicians, rock is only one of several styles of music to be used and blended, along with classical, jazz, R&B, and pop) and because of its refusal to emphasize celebrity over the music. The result has been that fundamentalist rock critics have consistently failed to appreciate its music and that its media profile has always been low. At the same time, however, Chicago has succeeded in the ways it intended to. From the beginning of its emergence as a national act, it has been able to fill arenas with satisfied fans. And beyond the impressive sales and chart statistics, its music has endured, played constantly on the radio and instantly familiar to tens of millions. When, in 2002, Chicago's biggest hits were assembled together on the two-disc set The Very Best of Chicago: Only the Beginning and the album debuted in the Top 50, giving the band the distinction of having had chart albums in five consecutive decades, the music industry and some music journalists may have been startled. But the fans who had been supporting Chicago for over 30 years were not.





I have in mint condition the four LP vinyl record set of Chicago Live at Carnegie Hall complete with posters and album book.

The rendition of the above song on that album surpasses this one. Haven't found it on the tube yet.

Same song live on TV 1970.

The thing is Cisco Chicago became so lame. The first album was sublime. Their second was littered with gems. The third had some enduring brilliance then that was about it. subsequent albums had some joy moments but they slowly moved from cool as dry ice to unbearably middle of the road. Terry Kath shooting himself had a bit to do with it I guess.

The 2nd one with John Zorn was mesmerizing. nice

something for the nirvana fans. get it while it's there. got this on dvd and it's a cracker. if you're into this sort of thing that is

^^Beautiful Peter. I am a sucker for Irish music and I am a sucker for sea shantys.

Maybe thee and others will enjoy this. Good looking girls at least.

Gestalt said...

lucky it wasn't in wales, those girls would have been fully nude by the end of it [}:)]

And they would probably be hook nosed, barge arsed rangas too.