MC5- "Black To Comm" LIVE 1967 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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Never missed a show when they played at the Rondeau Pavilion in Ontario. It all started with Kick Out the Jams.....have all their albums. The Motor City 5.👍
Definitely not to be confused with the Dave Clark 5!
I have 3 of their albums. I consider myself fortunate for that. Also I have all 5 Seeds albums and 4 Blue Cheer albums! .
@@martinmartin8871 did a recheck I just have the 3 as well. MC5LIVE, Back in the USA and High Time...cant believe Tyner and Smith passed at an early age
Double bass drum in 1967 - love it!
Made popular by Louis Bellson and Ginger Baker . Bellson started playing double bass drums in 1939 years ahead of everyone else.
Could you imagine, being at some "teen dance night" at a VFW hall, and you hear all these copies of Hermans Hermits and the Hollies. And then you are confronted by these guys. It must have been either horrible or revolutionary.
Two years later they were a full on punk rock band and very tight 🤙🤙🤙🤙🔊🎸🎤🍻
England had The Who
America had MC5 ☺️🎶🎵
As raw as it gets…….pioneers…..fearless
Not a great performance of this song
Kramer always said they didn't write Black to Comm, they created it.
this was pretty van-garde at the time, not the only band to experiment with dissonance (Captain Beefheart) but the MC5 influenced punk and metal both great band
They still sounded kinda rough here, but recorded Kick Out The Jams live the very next year. That’s some serious improvement!
They were probably stoned out-of-their-minds but I think it sounds great.
Absolute Cinema
9:30 the living nightmare.
11:50 Great quote....Most beautiful camera work....Historic moment.
lol yay the camera work!
Punk when know one even knew of punk as a genre. This band was fire 🔥
Punk has been a 'genre' since hoodlums and ne'er-do-wells have existed
the reality is the MC5 were like a lot of Detroit/Flint bands in that they were really motown R and B bands who tried to be psychedelic, and folk rocky but never really were. Strangely enough their legacy became heavy metal.
For me they were my first exposure to real danger, loved them ever since
That just shows that they were a real band
Sometimes I forget they were around that early on
Is that Michael Davis on bass the bloke with the fancy mustache?
Dig Tyner's "Afro starter kit"!
This footage is a full 7 years before The Ramones. Make no mistake. You're looking at the first punk band.
I would argue The Fugs had the first punk rock lyrics. But MC5 secured their place as the first punk rockers when they did that ‘Fuck Robisons from Elecra Records’ stunt
MC5 were NEVER a punk band and this is not a punk performance...
this sounds closer to The Yardbirds and some other british bands of the time than to The Ramones.
Explain to me how this psychedelic jam has something remotely similar to Ramones 2 mins of blistering and restless power chords ...
r.i.p. Brother Wayne
MC5 were never a punk band
4ever
👍!
Fucking awesome
Every band has their off day
so that's how lenny kravitz got that lick
Out of their depth
When a band doesn’t care about your fucking Zeppelin
Proto-punk? 1967
Punk was no where to be found,,, ! Especially in this era. Sorry!! Not proto or retro.
@@edwardlangrehr3008 The seeds hadn't fully germinated yet. Iggy and the Stooges were also pioneers.
The beatles kinks stones who and sonics had all made songs that sounded punkish...but for me The Stooges started it
@@edwardlangrehr3008 Apparently Dave Marsh coined the term "punk rock" in 1971 but about whom, I don't know...
@@kenlieck7756 Gilbert O’Sullivan when he had his cap and shorts on. 😁
Lose the glasses. This must have been before they became cool
Lead singer lacks charisma in this, but the music is great.
Rob was a bit green here, but within a year he developed his style and presence, as did the whole band.
@@rockinronist you've got to find your feet somehow ✌
Punk no , psicodelia
~ Psychedelia. *
Huh... even they were infected by The Beatles virus with the Sgt.Pepper clothes.
Wasn’t eveyrone doing that in 67?
What kind of BS is that?
Terrible musicians.
They got better. Watch the version from 1972, they found their form.
Listen to back in the USA 1970🤘🍻
This SUCKS.....
Go back to Journey + REO.
MC5 are worse than I remembered. not very good at all. sorry.