Give me three clips

Ok give me three concert clips of one of your favorite musical artists. The let everyone else rat each clip and the band overall on a scale of 1 to 10.

Stevies Spanking

Easy Meat
Oct 31, 1981 The Palladium, NYC (late show)

Fran Zappa--guitar
Ray White--guitar
Steve Vai--guitar
Tommy Mars--keyboards
Bobby Martin--keyboards
Ed Mann--percussion
Scott Thunes--bass
Chad Wackerman--drums

I am the slime

This ones not a concert video so I added it as a bonus I think youll enjoy it.

Central Scrutinizer


Yes its just anothe rexcuse for me to introduce Zappa to the unimitiated

Sheik Yerbouti is kinda clever, but I never really liked Zappa, his music just didn't float my boat...
Here's Cream.

Sunshine of Your Love: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phbDUIpFoM4

Badge, a Cream song, performed by Clapton, I couldn't find one good enough with all Cream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO8vt...elated&search=

And of course, White Room: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSiWQwyijjM

Doesn't Ginger Baker look so messed out of his mind in those clips?

Originally Posted by Da Skinna

Here's Cream.

Sunshine of Your Love: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phbDUIpFoM4

Badge, a Cream song, performed by Clapton, I couldn't find one good enough with all Cream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO8vt...elated&search=

And of course, White Room: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSiWQwyijjM

Doesn't Ginger Baker look so messed out of his mind in those clips?

You have Cream but you don't even put one of the greatest songs of all time?
Crossroads

Clapton is God

Jesus Christ......

Originally Posted by Rush Limbaugh

Easy Meat

6/10 Admittedly this isn't for me, but this had some damn fine Bass and Drum work, not to mention a good stage presence

Originally Posted by Rush Limbaugh

I am the slime

7/10 Again, its just not my thing, but instrumentally, this one's pretty darn nice. Not to mention having some rather strange/entertaining lyrics (although its not particuarly sung is it )

Originally Posted by Rush Limbaugh

Central Scrutinizer

5/10 Erm, this was...interesting. Damn funky bassline and drum work mind though, but perhaps not enough for me to say I like it

Moving on, here are my submissions:

Ava Adore- The Smashing Pumpkins

This one is minus Jimmy Chamberlin, but Corgan, Iha and D'arcy are there. Plus a load of other people doing the other bits and pieces.

Tonight Tonight - The Smashing Pumpkins

Curses! I wanted to include other bands than the Pumpkins, using just one of theirs...but this is too good a video No Chamberlin again

Sleep Now in the Fire - Rage Against the Machine

OK not strictly a concert recording, but one of their video's ... that includes mostly live footage.

All 3 clips taken from this years Reading Festival Performance by Muse. The sound quality is not good, everything was so much better at the actual festival. This was a seriously awesome set and the best of the whole weekend, nad their best live performance ever.

Muse - Knights of Cydonia
Muse - Feeling Good(everyone was singing along but you can't hear the crowd too well)
Muse - Invincible

There a load of other clips from this i could post as well.

ok... stalins ghost taken the already "Sleep Now In The Fire"..so i'll go for
1st."Beautiful World" performed by RATM on DNC 2000 protest(quality suck huge)..but ...clip orriginally is this..you'll get it..
2nd. well let it be "Mosh" performed by Eminem (its a original video..live is edited as ussual to please, but if you insist here's a stream link
3rd. well ONE + KoRn performed @ MTV Icon as a tribute to Metallica...
you rate it...

I love Crossroads, but I find it not as easy to listen to as some other ones.... and yes, Clapton is God.

EDIT: Thanks for adding it though, it deserves to be there.

and yes, Clapton is God.

I just got Eric Clapton live at Montreux. Soon as Im done here im rollin a fatty and watchin it.
Hey Skinna did you watch Stevies spanking? Steve Vai is amazing on it.

The closest I've ever got to Bob Marley is through his son Ziggy performing his hits.

Anyway:

"I Shot The Sheriff" - Bob Marley & the Wailers. Live in Dortmund, Germany 1980. One of Bob's last concert. Keep in mind, the guy is physically dying since he knows he's got cancer.
http://www.dailymotion.com/search/bo...lip-bob-marley

"Get Up Stand Up" - Bob Marley & the Wailers. Live at the Santa Barbara County Bowl, CA 1979.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HkEvl7BGx8

"Stir It Up" - the Wailers (Bob w/ Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer) before they broke up, circa 1973. (Check out Peter Tosh's uncut, smoking guitar solo). It was heavily edited in the album by session musicians to give it a more "rock" feel.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlk9Sj4Ns2k

Originally Posted by Quietus

The closest I've ever got to Bob Marley is through his son Ziggy performing his hits.

Anyway:

"I Shot The Sheriff" - Bob Marley & the Wailers. Live in Dortmund, Germany 1980. One of Bob's last concert. Keep in mind, the guy is physically dying since he knows he's got cancer.
http://www.dailymotion.com/search/bo...lip-bob-marley

"Get Up Stand Up" - Bob Marley & the Wailers. Live at the Santa Barbara County Bowl, CA 1979.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HkEvl7BGx8

"Stir It Up" - the Wailers (Bob w/ Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer) before they broke up, circa 1973. (Check out Peter Tosh's uncut, smoking guitar solo). It was heavily edited in the album by session musicians to give it a more "rock" feel.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlk9Sj4Ns2k

What not this one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L754...elated&search=

The first two get a 9/10 but Stir it up is a favorite of mine so it gets 11, because i say it does.


Soundgarden; jesuschrist pose.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx2z1OjIhps

DEFTONES - MINERVA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uja2a13Ynb0

ian brown F.E.A.R
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgI1ovaYrl4

Originally Posted by halie satanus

DEFTONES - MINERVA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uja2a13Ynb0

7.0
I love that calm, desert atmosphere in "Minerva" clip...
As much as I like Chino's style of writing (especially on "White Pony"),he just aint' that good live (his voice quickly go out of sync)...

Originally Posted by Rush Limbaugh

I just got Eric Clapton live at Montreux. Soon as Im done here im rollin a fatty and watchin it.
Hey Skinna did you watch Stevies spanking? Steve Vai is amazing on it.

LOf-ingL...
Steve Vai is pretty amazing too, but what's with the leopard skin? Eighties thing I guess.

And Bulgaroctonus, Crossroads is best on a very big, very loud speaker system. Our one at school played it last year, freakin mindblowing the skills these guys got.

I love Crossroads, but I find it not as easy to listen to as some other ones.... and yes, Clapton is God.

Crossroads is a great song thats played by a number of great bands but I like Creams version the best. Their my favorite"blues band".

Heres a cilp of Tull at their best. Very classic Tull

If youve never seen The Rolling Stones Circus DVD its a real treat

For those who have yet to see Rock and Roll Circus and need a short primer on the film, it is simply this. Set in a circus atmosphere with live performances by Jethro Tull, The Who, the gorgeous Marianne Faithfull, Taj Mahal, The Dirty Mac (a convergence of talent featuring Eric Clapton (Cream), Mitch Mitchell (Jimi Hendrix), Keith Richards, and John Lennon), and, of course, The Rolling Stones and interspersed with trapeze acts and fire-eaters, this show embodied the emerging spirit of 70s rock.

In it you see a picture perfect performance by Jethro Tull with Ian Anderson's signature posturing and delivery as well as the band's play of "Song For Jeffrey." It is followed by a performance of The Who with their "A Quick One While He's Away", a smoking R&B performance by Taj Mahal of "Ain't That a Lot of Love", and a bewitching song by Marianne Faithfull, "Something Better."

In the next performance, John Lennon's Dirty Mac (hmmm...Dirty Mac) raises the bar and sets the stage for 70s rock by a free-styled blues-rock set that begins with "Yer Blues" and finishes with the avant garde styled "Whole Lotta Yoko" with Yoko Ono who rattles the stage with her vocals set to a jam for the ages by the assembled super-group.

Following are six Stones tunes that begin with "Jumping Jack Flash", includes a grand performance of "Sympathy For the Devil", fills with "Parachute Woman", a great acoustic and slide guitar performance of "No Expectations", "You Can't Always Get What You Want", and closed by "Salt of the Earth." All in all, this show runs 63 minutes.
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I remember seeing this when it was aired. Man Im gettin old.

More Classic Tull-Teacher

I cant leave out Aqualung

Originally Posted by Da Skinna

I love Crossroads, but I find it not as easy to listen to as some other ones.... and yes, Clapton is God.

EDIT: Thanks for adding it though, it deserves to be there.

Ah well, each to his own. Still an awesome awesome song, with a sick solo (two actually).

Heh, I'll have to try it eventually

Woh, I had heard of Jethro Tull but never actually listened to them (happens lots it seems) but thank you Rush Limbaugh because I am seriously going to look into it. Aqualung does sound very familiar though... like a real good acid flashback...

Jesus christ that was amazing!

I didn't even recognize Ringo at first

Clapton is God, end of story :original:

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