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More heroin-y than the released version.

Shoulda read the notes Judah Bauer on rhythm guitar, has such a Pussy Galore sounding riffage. He’s also in Jon Spencer’s band too, along with this drummer. They kinda resemble each other from a distance as well. Wish there was a set list but this is so great seeing Jerry Teel’s band in action!

Du weißt noch, wo du gestanden hast?!? 😂😂😂😂😂

@@svenssonvanduenne1773 na klar, so gross ist der Laden nicht gewesen, z.B. bei Pussy Galore habe ich links von der Bühne gestanden, bei Motorpsycho mittig 3 Reihe hehehe. Mich hat immer die Technik, instrumente, effekte, amps usw. interessiert. 🍺🍺🙏🏻🤘warst du auch auf diesem Konzert damals?

@@Stoni3 ich war auf fast jeden Konzert 😂 mich hat eher die Stimmung interessiert 😉 Deswegen waren wir auch oft draußen und haben dort Party gemacht, bis die Kasse weg war 😂😂😂😂

Peel Sessions are always better

MU TI NY IN HEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA VON

I suppose i'm the youth of 2020/21. I am 20 currently, and finding RSH a few years ago was transcendental. I suppose im commenting because even though I wasn't around to see Rowland live, I listen to him daily and he's pretty much my favorite musician behind John Fahey. His music will continue to stay alive!

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Absolutely.

Word!

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Maybe. Oh, maybe...

What??!!!

Do you mean that in a good way, or a bad way?

henrylee brenton Well, I think Hell is what this song was meant to. TO RAISE HELL.

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david moon: don't you like Blixa at all? Or do you just like Rowland?

@@elizabethhann4028 I saw Rowland n '83 and, nothing still comes close 2 Rowlie!

david moon: thank you so much for writing back to me. You really are lucky to have seen Rowland back in '83. I must confess, that was long before I was born. What was the concert like? I love Blixa, but now that I think about it, I realize you're right: nothing (still!) comes close to Rowlie. He really was one of the greatest guitar-players in the history of rock'n'roll; he could wring sounds out of his guitar that (seemingly) no other rock'n'roll guitarist had even tried to imagine. Not for nothing did people call him the Crown Prince of the Crying Jag. I love his lyrics, too; I think he was an underappreciated lyricist. It's just, you're the biggest fan of Rowland's that I've ever met. How did you get into his music? I only ask because most of my friends don't even know who Rowland is, and when I play his music for them, they're [gasp!] unimpressed. So I know that it's not everyone who can appreciate what a brilliant artist Rowland was.

@@elizabethhann4028 hi there...only problem i had with "my 3rd fave gig ever" was, i had so much alcohol, i screamed myself hoarse! couldn't speak for, like two days! was already a Rowland fanatic, ever since his "friend catcher" intro, godlike sounds out of a flimsy lil jaguar! well, it was a big deal, having these guys in los angeles, they were already on their last legs...lydia lunch opened 4 them (i wasn't having it) me n my pals heckled her for a spell, got bored///she was trying to do a virgin prunes type thing, very badly mind you...by the time BP came out, we were already "foaming", hurry the hell up...us west coast fuckers love our instant gratification!! they were still smokin' HOT!! the Roxy is a tiny club, and, it got HOT, very fast!! they did all our faves, and, Rowland n Tracy were steering this vessel, loud, thumping, hypno, acid psycho jazz!! i was spellbound!!! i haven't bean that frantic since my 1st Who show in '69...my 2nd best gig was getting hired to sell shirts for Arturo Vega and The Ramones. i'll always remember Rowland, and, how his lil Jaguar took mr to Mars n back! saw neubaten, few years later, i left early...if i wanna do krautrock, i do Neu or, Faust. Blixa reminds of that doe eyed kid from Baby Shambles...all look, no bite