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No Neil. Furay fake guitar play. Lip synching.

Holy Lerxt batman

It’s fire bro

Now that's proper snow. Looks like a lot of fun. We've had a bit here in the UK recently, but it melted away pretty quickly.

I remember when I got this on vinyl, it was the day it was released. All my high school friends were there. We didn't know what to make of it, but it grew on us fast. Saw that tour, incredible.

I met Mr. Peterson. Smoked a joint with him. Bucket List!! Love him. Bless him.

True great me great master thank you I am hear thank you bro bro bro

Thank you great me bro bro bro

Me habría encantado oirlos en directo...

Interesting to listen to Paul's voice here. I detect a neatness i hadnt noticed before, almost as if he is a foreigner, possibly influenced by his travels to England..

Great vlog!

Where in the Sam Hill is his ride cymbal?

I saw them play a concert at Melodyland, a theater-in-the-round in conservative Orange County, in '68. For some reason they were all dressed in lots of black clothes, scowling, and looked fairly intimidating. They were second on the bill with light-hearted Brit acts before and after, so maybe they did it on purpose. They played OK but didn't go over too well with most of the audience of young girls. One fan did rush the stage - she was dressed as punk/Goth as they were - and Security escorted her out. I have to admit I wasn't that impressed, although I knew and liked some of their songs. I think it was just a case of wrong venue, wrong bill, and (maybe) internal friction - they broke up a couple of months later.

Great playing and nice 'British' stringy sound 🙂. Happy New Year!

Just catching up, I thought you might find this interesting. Your comment on cultural sound preferences is insightful. They were quite rough-edged in their experimentation. Steve Howe was still developing as a player, but has also said he was surprised by the freedom to contribute his own ideas and sounds he found in Yes, compared to previous bands. The song lyrics are loosely inspired by a Dutch counter cultural movement that (among other things) left white painted bicycles all over Amsterdam for anyone to use as part of a movement to limit car use and reform city transport.

1975 - Who played drums like the Professor....No one. 2015 - Who played drums like the Professor....No one.

Nice job! Ken Forsi was such an underrated and amazing bass player. The bass was what drew me to the band when I heard their first album many decades ago!

Very good!

Does this guy even know what the song is about?

EXCELLENT!!!! Great young Steve's voice is still the best.

if one were to climb up Everest they would find the whole deep purple catalogue as they are peak rock

Very interesting interpretation

Fabulous. Saw them in Montreal for this album tour. Thank you!!

SIZZLING!! Wow!!!!!

The best of the best. This song and album changed my life.....

Feels like this is a difficult one to sing live.

SO thankful to be 75, a vocalist and having grown up in the Bay Area. Heard all the big, famous acts but these guys were incredible. Buddy Miles taught me so many licks!!! Thanks so much for sharing this.

Ladies and Gentlemen the 'WORLD'S GREATEST POWER TRIO' barre none! Rip Professor we love and miss you but Thank you! This was my first live show in Canada Sept 1979 with support band 'FM' and Martin Deller also did a drum solo. Incredible show like mind bogglingly good!👍 HOW did you remix this this is amazing!! Cheers mate! 👍

4:00 hell yeah! Real fright is my favorite song on that album

My first concert was RUSH HEMISPHERES TOUR February 1st 1979 Columbus Ohio. 38 SPECIAL opened

5:12 other one of those bands (you should check out ) that have that feel is The Sonics

Yo mystery man you should check out “fields of sun” by Iron Butterfly

Hell yeah!1!1!1! Glad you liked it

Why wasn't Gypsy Plays His Drums on any of the studio albums? It seems like the Seeds were leaning towards being a Heavy Metal band. It's similar to early Black Sabbath, but was prior to Black Sabbath. Some people consider the Seeds the first Punk Rock band. Personally I don't care for Punk Rock much , but I like the Seeds, Mc 5 , the Stooges, Blue Cheer, and Amboy Dukes. I think that it must have influenced Heavy Metal as well as Punk Rock.

As the story goes, Hendrix was asked whats it like being the best guitarist in the world, he replied saying, "I dunno you'd better ssk Rory Gallagher!" ....Fact. Allegedly 😏 A statue of him is being erected in Belfast. Check out his annual festival in Ireland - Donegal. Im down for 2025!

I wonder where that les paul is today, must be out there somewhere. I hope his family still has it. You know he cherished it, that's why he was so good.

10:55 a George Harrison riff... Day Tripper, nice

Sounds like Terry Brown was right, this should have been played a Half Step lower. This is too high even for Geddy. Nice to hear they did not chop it up live.

I saw Simon and Garfunkel in San Diego about 30 years ago.As if they weren't of a show themselves,who else comes on stage in the middle of the concert? Their Idols,The Everly Brothers!! That was one of the best experiences that I had ever had ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Interesting how Garfunkel came in out of tune in the beginning of Homeward Bound....I guess he's human.

so fakey when there's no cords coming out of the guitars. And an electric guitar solo played on an acoustic guitar...oh well, that's what bands had to do back then.

Careful! You're in danger of getting pretty good on that thing 😂.

❤❤❤❤Danke für die Performance und Danke fürs Senden ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂

❤❤❤❤❤❤Danke fürs Senden 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hell yeah dude! That’s awesome! 😎🤙

Excellent

I saw them on the hemispheres tour Hammersmith odeon. Incredible gig. The crowd went nuts. Awesome.

i read mb was fired bc parker and way or moog wasnt getting along w him.

My first thought was 'what a fascinating snapshot of a moment in time of hippie youth culture'. Obviously a very sensitive and thoughtful guy. Then I got drawn into the music with its blend of folk, blues, jazz and psychedelic rock elements. They're all good, but in the end it's the drummer that caught my attention most. Great find.