I’m a Mormon..... as freaky as God our Father can be with, nature......these guys was blessed with musical talent that angels envy !,, pls read the Book of Mormon. And you will see ..... I love it all ...the Savior still lives... I know ... live on todd and Jimi!,,,
I am so glad you went to see him back then. Todd is still a great performer, his guitar playing is second to none and with Kasim doing backup vocals its heaven on earth. I've seen him over 30 times. And still go every time I can.
Amazing song, amazing prefromance and amazing band. Todd is a true rock king. He sholud be forever in the minds of every rock fan that likes this sort of music. Top marks for all of this.
Man I miss these guys. They were so tight & every one of them added their own energy, which made them so great. Do a search & find "Rock Love". Just bad ass!
Man they did it and are still doing it Only the true greats last the span of time and He has and they have. It was nice seeing Healer all his shows are great. Milan276
freekin' hell this has got to be one of the hardest-working bands I ever seen. Dig the vocal harmonies and they're jamming on their instruments at the same time. Come on...we haven't this kind of stuff lately have we?
IndieMom -- Your show was March 12, '77, the Kent St. Memorial Gym; I saw him the very next night, at Hara Arena in Dayton, my first Todd show ever! And I have been hooked ever since. I remember getting home and trying to describe this show to my brothers. The next time I saw them? The "Oops, Wrong Planet" tour, with the pyramid.
I saw Todd at Kent State in '76 in the ballroom. We were right in front of the speaker and it was crazy, out of this world, blaring loud. The next day in the Kent Stater, Todd said he would go deaf if they kept cranking up his music so loud. Lol.
in a weird way..this song is old..but on the otherhand..where would you evre hear a song like this full of insperation and excitement..and the Sun on the album cover...wow "Everlating Love"partying all night and you put this record on as the sun is comming up...I lived it>>>
This is off a highly underrated Rock album called "RA", which came out in 1977, folks. I wonder where Prince got his idea for his Q shaped, signature guitar from? I consider Todd to be in the same caliber of artists as Zappa, Bowie, Yes, Joni, Miles, etc. You get the picture. Unfortunately, some of this live footage exposes some intonation issues, at times, which is the ultimate drag for musicians with sensitive ears. They all sound quite in tune on this clip though.
no in ear monitors (barely any monitors) european engineers, no sphinx ZERO EFFECTS ON THE VOCALS and no autotune.. these guys kicked ass so hard its mind boggling
ah well, not everyone can be a jimi or etc. but his voice is one of the best in rock's and he is a master of piano voicings he has amazing musical and creative sensibilities
Heard this first on vinyl proper hi fi sounds amazing. The essence of the sound is all there and the playing is foreal, live as is the harmonies, oahusheer you are stupid, it is a blistering and melodic composition of the highest order of the genre. Does sound a bit creaky on youtube though but knowing the song I wish I had been there. Mind you I'd be delighted with a buskers bad acoustic version!!!!
Edgar Winter is equal in talent. I think Todd's a fine musician. Because he doesn't focus on one instrument he can't master it. On the side note this song reminds me of Yes.
Excellent!!! This alone would've been worth the price of admission. BTW didn't those dorks at Rockpalast give these guys a soundcheck? took them half the song to dial the sound in
all the players you mention are technically great--- but not so up to snuff in the creative/conceptual department--- Joe Satriani? please..... Jean Michel Basquiat cant paint worth a fuck--- but guess what ? his paintings are awesome
Heard this first on vinyl proper hi fi sounds amazing. The essence of the sound is all there and the playing is foreal, live as is the harmonies, oahusheer you are stupid, it is a blistering and melodic composition of the highest order of the genre. Does sound a bit creaky on youtube though but knowing the song I wish I had been there. Mind you I'd be delighted with a buskers bad acoustic version!!!!
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I’m a Mormon..... as freaky as God our Father can be with, nature......these guys was blessed with musical talent that angels envy !,, pls read the Book of Mormon. And you will see ..... I love it all ...the Savior still lives... I know ... live on todd and Jimi!,,,
Saw this lineup what a show what musical talent. That's all folks!
I am so glad you went to see him back then. Todd is still a great performer, his guitar playing is second to none and with Kasim doing backup vocals its heaven on earth. I've seen him over 30 times. And still go every time I can.
Me too. Todd rocks!
Amazing song, amazing prefromance and amazing band. Todd is a true rock king. He sholud be forever in the minds of every rock fan that likes this sort of music. Top marks for all of this.
Man I miss these guys. They were so tight & every one of them added their own energy, which made them so great. Do a search & find "Rock Love". Just bad ass!
Saw them twice last week... MA last Sunday and CT on Tuesday. Still kickin' ass.
Man they did it and are still doing it Only the true greats last the span of time and He has and they have. It was nice seeing Healer all his shows are great. Milan276
Saw this live in the early 70's at radio City Musc Hall ! Simply amazing ! One of the best live goups ever to this day ! Todd is pure genuios !
I near wore out this album in '77, then I saw them at Muni Stadium, World Series of Rock, what a show!
freekin' hell this has got to be one of the hardest-working bands I ever seen. Dig the vocal harmonies and they're jamming on their instruments at the same time. Come on...we haven't this kind of stuff lately have we?
IndieMom -- Your show was March 12, '77, the Kent St. Memorial Gym; I saw him the very next night, at Hara Arena in Dayton, my first Todd show ever! And I have been hooked ever since.
I remember getting home and trying to describe this show to my brothers. The next time I saw them? The "Oops, Wrong Planet" tour, with the pyramid.
I saw Todd at Kent State in '76 in the ballroom. We were right in front of the speaker and it was crazy, out of this world, blaring loud. The next day in the Kent Stater, Todd said he would go deaf if they kept cranking up his music so loud. Lol.
Saw this show in 1977 in Tuscaloosa, AL. It.was.amazing!
Todd guitar God!!! & much more!!!
this album kicked ass!!!
I saw this show at Kent State University, this sure brings back lots of memories. God Bless you for sharing. One in all communion with the sun.
A pop music masterpiece
in a weird way..this song is old..but on the otherhand..where would you evre hear a song like this full of insperation and excitement..and the Sun on the album cover...wow "Everlating Love"partying all night and you put this record on as the sun is comming up...I lived it>>>
Incredible!!Todd's a genius!
This is off a highly underrated Rock album called "RA", which came out in 1977, folks. I wonder where Prince got his idea for his Q shaped, signature guitar from? I consider Todd to be in the same caliber of artists as Zappa, Bowie, Yes, Joni, Miles, etc. You get the picture. Unfortunately, some of this live footage exposes some intonation issues, at times, which is the ultimate drag for musicians with sensitive ears. They all sound quite in tune on this clip though.
no in ear monitors (barely any monitors) european engineers, no sphinx ZERO EFFECTS ON THE VOCALS and no autotune.. these guys kicked ass so hard its mind boggling
Todd Rundgren was the first multi instrumental produced does everything himself he was that you just before Prince influence Prince a lot
I miss them together - there is only one Utopia - there is only one Todd! Thanks for the memory jedzxor.
Ah....they don't songs like this anymore.
Pyramidtastic!!
If you showing this masterpiece I'm subscribed
ah well, not everyone can be a jimi or etc.
but his voice is one of the best in rock's
and he is a master of piano voicings
he has amazing musical and creative sensibilities
Heard this first on vinyl proper hi fi sounds amazing. The essence of the sound is all there and the playing is foreal, live as is the harmonies, oahusheer you are stupid, it is a blistering and melodic composition of the highest order of the genre. Does sound a bit creaky on youtube though but knowing the song I wish I had been there. Mind you I'd be delighted with a buskers bad acoustic version!!!!
those were the days
the beginning is a piece called Mountaintop Sunrise,which was from Bernard Herrmann's Journey To The Center of the Earth.
RA....Holy Synthesizer! hehe...gotta love it!
Say what you will, each of these musicians can play any instrument unlike many of the me-too sync garbage artists today..
Love the Ankh/Venus guitar.
A guitar shaped like an ankh? Todd is sooo cool.
Todd is God
nice mix. great to see this, thanks!
wow didn't know that! Awesome!
Edgar Winter is equal in talent. I think Todd's a fine musician. Because he doesn't focus on one instrument he can't master it. On the side note this song reminds me of Yes.
Excellent!!! This alone would've been worth the price of admission. BTW didn't those dorks at Rockpalast give these guys a soundcheck? took them half the song to dial the sound in
Somebody thumbs downed THIS? Heresy I tell you!
those custom-made instruments are great
I can't offer you blue sky's i've only got love Eturnal Love
Bernard Hermann............lot of influence
This is SO Spinal Tap! Great, LOL!
todd unique
communion with the su u un! la la la la la aa,.....
+Joanne Wilton Rarararara
this is pretty much the band for Meatloaf's Bat out of Hell !
Bernard Hermann Overture
What's the name of that band, I love it! Reminds me of early prog metal bands
Dodgy vocals prefer lp version
all the players you mention are technically great---
but not so up to snuff in the creative/conceptual department---
Joe Satriani?
please.....
Jean Michel Basquiat cant paint worth a fuck---
but guess what ?
his paintings are awesome
Heard this first on vinyl proper hi fi sounds amazing. The essence of the sound is all there and the playing is foreal, live as is the harmonies, oahusheer you are stupid, it is a blistering and melodic composition of the highest order of the genre. Does sound a bit creaky on youtube though but knowing the song I wish I had been there. Mind you I'd be delighted with a buskers bad acoustic version!!!!