As great as ever and still pumping out great new music! Bun E looks like he should be grandpa sitting in his lawn chair reading the paper with a glass of iced tea! Love it!
I got the 1st CT album when I was 14, this song scared the shit out of me 40 years ago. I still get the cold chills on the outro. Robin Zander is one of my rock n roll heroes because of performances like *this*.
Yup- I heard it when it was released in '79 and it changed my punk-ass junior high school view of things even MORE lol Among a handful or two of song's rocked my world that hard!
That bridge in the middle is insane. The way the FOH guy sets that delay and then the way Robin Zander works off of it is amazing. That big drawn out “mmmooooooooootttthhher” is epic.
These guys send it. What a rippin"trippin' song. Daytona '89 Spring Break first time I saw them. Sonic perfection. Pete's bass sorry Pete Comita had left and Tom Peterson is playing here.Awesome guit-bass guitar he invented,Bun E.just slammin' Robin's voice. Rick Nielsen .....Shreddin' tele.
@@notpub Explorer Telecaster SG.I don't know if his 68 Fender Telecaster !@ string bass was an Explorer.I'm no guitar guy just love Tom Peterson,Leon Wilkerson,Entwhistle,etc.....Peace
My favorite version of this song. So much passion and to think how many times they've played that song yet still pour out their souls like its the first time.
if you every are lucky enough to catch it live now (which doesn't happen very often) you will see that the ending with Rick and Tom just keeps getting better and more intense. I was lucky enough to see both GHR and Heaven Tonight in the same set. If I had never seen another CT concert I would have been fine.---- of course I have seen them 5 more times since..........
The guitar solo at 03:00 reminds me of Beethoven's 7th symphony's allegretto (the 2nd movement?). I wonder if it is a deliberate allusion to Beethoven or just a coincidence. It just occurred to me today as I was humming the allegretto while doing yard work and I thought, Wait, that sounds familiar, that is in a rock song. Then later in the day I remembered it was from Cheap Trick, Gonna Raise Hell, that moody cool guitar interlude!
I love this on good bass sound my sound plays bad ass Bass guitar. I son plays this bass like no one else could, how can I get in contact with a person in the black crowds
Fell in love with this song in 5th grade sitting in the middle of Iowa. Got my whole class AND teacher hooked on the band. Wore my damn record out. Sometimes the most simple guitar riffs are the most brilliant.
This is my favorite song of their's and damn I love a lot of their songs! I was a senior in high school in '78 and rock was changing with bands like Cheap Trick, Cars, Babies...look who is still around.
Saw them at Fenway Park this year opening for Def Lepard and Journey. It was sad as the Park had a very sparse crowd when they performed. Rick tossed me a guitar pick on his way to the stage and Tom flashed me the Peace sign. Getting old but still rocking!
sweet, I have the cd(s) and dvd, the first concert my kids got to go to was CT in 05, we had front row seats in front of rick, we have like 9 or 10 picks
Man I had forgotten how intense these guys are!!! I remember seein these guys in Toledo Ohio in the early 80s doin acid and I couldnt talk for three days cuz I blew my voice out! Those were the days!!
every night, every show. I have made it a point to get to every show that is "in the area" for the past 5 years. I can honestly say, they seem to always be better than the last. I have NO IDEA how they do it. And now another studio album. that's why they are my favorite band.
I write on every song video and relive the tale of meeting Cheap Trick after winning a radio contest. This was before they actually charged to meet and greet bands. The kicker was when they all autographed a photo from the Budokan tour. They are awesome and very down to earth.
I saw these guys three times. Once in Lubbock Texas in 1980, once in 84 at Six Flags over Texas and they opened for Nightranger show that was recorded live for The 7 Wishes tour. I can hear them all day long.
I was lucky enough to be at this concert, in the VIP area directly in front of the special area for the band's families. They had camera crews everytwhere, including boom cranes and all that. We expected a world-class video production a-la Frampton Detroit. Silver the DVD was a little disappointing, but the concert was the most memorable show I have every seen.
Sawn, I agree 100%! I was at The Metro, near front middle. After the song, I stood there with my jaw on the floor. The next evening, Rick was working the line of fans waiting to get it. I asked him if they were going to play Gonna Raise Hell again. He replied "we're afraid to". It may be the only time Rick's ever answered a question truthfully :-) Every time I hear that version now, even 22 years later, I get goosebumps. I was also there for Silver, but nothing tops the four nights at The Metro.
The inventor and only player of a 12 string bass. I have seen them Many times. prefer their solo / headline shows. ALways fantastic this is one of the best recording of this song ever.
Sad to see Bun E leave
Mr.Zander was almost 50 at that time. Still killing it. Unreal.
LOVELY 🌹🌹🌹
Just seen him a few weeks ago, and still Rockin it.
Seen it live twice in my hometown 🎉🎉 walked out with guitar pic what a great show
Cheap Trick was absolutely much too underrated band.
Bun E. what a monster........
12 string bass sounds bad ass and fills a song in !
Great drinking tune!!!
This band was much too underrated.
Most under-rated rock band of all time
One of the greatest American rock bands of all time ...what a band .
This concert NEEDS to reissued on VINYL!
Robin still has an awesome voice.
This band makes me grateful 2 be alive just 2 hear and see them.
The most underrated band in history.
Hall of Fame aside.
One of the best bands ever.
Period.
❤ GOD BLESS EVERYONE ☦️🌎
Cant stop listening to this. Perfect drums, perfect Bass, perfect guitar and perfect vocals.
My mates say "cheap trick, who ?", I say "poor fools you"
My favorite Cheap Trick song. Seen them 5 times in concert!
Whole brand totally on point here.
This band is why I play guitar. Life changers.
How many other bands do you see where ALL of the members are either BEASTS or MASTERS of their craft?
Nice to hear live cuts of “deep Cheap Tracks” 😎🎸
One of the baddest songs ever written i raised a lot of hell in my day ha ha
😀 I'm thinking maybe you did.....😘
this band always did, and always will kick ass!
Bun E ... One of the best .
Thank you from Philadelphia❤❤❤
jeezus Robin. These guys can bring it live.
You have to love Tom's 12 string bass!!
Super underated .....Sanders vocals were epic .....Pure
I listen to this song pretty often in my Truck...let's just say that the Subwoofers beat me up badly...I love it!
That 12 string bass......
NOSTROVIA
GO NAVY ❤
Spectacular Performance with the highest degree of power!
I did concert security for years. They are grumpy but they put on a 58 minute show that was the best 58 minutes I ever heard!!!!!
As great as ever and still pumping out great new music! Bun E looks like he should be grandpa sitting in his lawn chair reading the paper with a glass of iced tea! Love it!
deoarby Totally!
Love ricks look
Carrying that Rock And Roll TORCH...all the way to - you KNOW where! GO CT!
Bun E. Carlos rocks.
he did..
@@tgarner100 Still does.
See his band Tinted Windows
getting ready to go rock out with these guys tonight..The castle theatre, bloomington, illinois!!!
I got the 1st CT album when I was 14, this song scared the shit out of me 40 years ago. I still get the cold chills on the outro. Robin Zander is one of my rock n roll heroes because of performances like *this*.
Yup- I heard it when it was released in '79 and it changed my punk-ass junior high school view of things even MORE lol
Among a handful or two of song's rocked my world that hard!
Aw bun e yeah the best beat
That bridge in the middle is insane. The way the FOH guy sets that delay and then the way Robin Zander works off of it is amazing. That big drawn out “mmmooooooooootttthhher” is epic.
growing up I had all the cheap trick albums.But by far this was my most favorite song still love this song
Fucking hell!! This is amazing! That drum beat makes me crazy and Robin sang the hell out of that. That guy can sing, such talent in this band .
I absolutely love this song. Glad to see there's more than one vid of this on youtube. Cheap Trick is a force to be reckoned with live.
These guys have never failed to entertain. Awesome.
My first concert 1980 Eastern Illinois University
These guys send it.
What a rippin"trippin' song.
Daytona '89 Spring Break first time I saw them.
Sonic perfection.
Pete's bass sorry Pete Comita had left and Tom Peterson is playing here.Awesome guit-bass guitar he invented,Bun E.just slammin'
Robin's voice.
Rick Nielsen .....Shreddin' tele.
Tele? It looks like an Explorer to me??
@@notpub Explorer Telecaster SG.I don't know if his 68 Fender Telecaster !@ string bass was an Explorer.I'm no guitar guy just love Tom Peterson,Leon Wilkerson,Entwhistle,etc.....Peace
So glad I Want You To Want Me is not the only single by Cheap Trick. Also love Wishing Well.
My favorite version of this song. So much passion and to think how many times they've played that song yet still pour out their souls like its the first time.
+buzzcrushtrendkill and I gotta add that the bridge section starting at 3:00 is just phenomenal. Otherworldly.
if you every are lucky enough to catch it live now (which doesn't happen very often) you will see that the ending with Rick and Tom just keeps getting better and more intense. I was lucky enough to see both GHR and Heaven Tonight in the same set. If I had never seen another CT concert I would have been fine.---- of course I have seen them 5 more times since..........
From 3::00: So intense beautiful and moving. Can hear it again and again....
From my hometown
One of my first big albums was dream police and that journey still continues years on
This man raised Hell at my church. The travelling minstrel that he is...
Rocking song! My first favorite band!
Probably one of the coolest bass riffs ever
You can tell this was a favorite of the band to play.
Look at them holy crap we all getttongold
True Blue nasty Rock N Roll
So under rated.
The guitar solo at 03:00 reminds me of Beethoven's 7th symphony's allegretto (the 2nd movement?).
I wonder if it is a deliberate allusion to Beethoven or just a coincidence.
It just occurred to me today as I was humming the allegretto while doing yard work and I thought, Wait, that sounds familiar, that is in a rock song. Then later in the day I remembered it was from Cheap Trick, Gonna Raise Hell, that moody cool guitar interlude!
I’m 60 and still Raising Hell!!!!!!
Well hell why not?!! ✌🏿
I love this on good bass sound my sound plays bad ass Bass guitar. I son plays this bass like no one else could, how can I get in contact with a person in the black crowds
Fell in love with this song in 5th grade sitting in the middle of Iowa. Got my whole class AND teacher hooked on the band. Wore my damn record out. Sometimes the most simple guitar riffs are the most brilliant.
Fk me that was incredible, watching in '22 and this is going in saved for keeps, fkn minblowing, wow, the whole damn thing is perfection.
This is my favorite song of their's and damn I love a lot of their songs! I was a senior in high school in '78 and rock was changing with bands like Cheap Trick, Cars, Babies...look who is still around.
78 was the VAN HALEN initial release. Nothing else happened that year. LOL.
Awesome!
2022 & Cheap Trick is still one of my favorite groups. 🎸🥁🎙🎸
Saw them at Fenway Park this year opening for Def Lepard and Journey. It was sad as the Park had a very sparse crowd when they performed. Rick tossed me a guitar pick on his way to the stage and Tom flashed me the Peace sign. Getting old but still rocking!
Those guys should be opening for Cheap Trick
Damn straight, @@mikelasater2016. Who the fuck produced that show? Some 18 yr old WTF prob.
What an absolutely ass-kicking song!!!
I Have loved this band since that first album. It doesn't seem possible but when I hear live performances like this I love them EVEN MORE!
Robin's vocal range is incredible. Yeah the boys!!!!! Raise some hell, Tom!!!
What a kick ass performance!!
Was watching the TV show Freaks and Geeks very briefly the other night, and this song came on. Never heard it until then. Way cool song.
Still is the BEST BAND!!!!!
sweet, I have the cd(s) and dvd, the first concert my kids got to go to was CT in 05, we had front row seats in front of rick, we have like 9 or 10 picks
Loved every song these guys ever wrote. I can only say that about one other group. The Beatles.
And triumph
Man I had forgotten how intense these guys are!!! I remember seein these guys in Toledo Ohio in the early 80s doin acid and I couldnt talk for three days cuz I blew my voice out! Those were the days!!
every night, every show. I have made it a point to get to every show that is "in the area" for the past 5 years. I can honestly say, they seem to always be better than the last. I have NO IDEA how they do it. And now another studio album. that's why they are my favorite band.
😂😂😂😂😂
Watching Cheap Trick on acid? Damn, why didn't I think of that? I was just smoking joints!
I write on every song video and relive the tale of meeting Cheap Trick after winning a radio contest. This was before they actually charged to meet and greet bands. The kicker was when they all autographed a photo from the Budokan tour. They are awesome and very down to earth.
I saw these guys three times. Once in Lubbock Texas in 1980, once in 84 at Six Flags over Texas and they opened for Nightranger show that was recorded live for The 7 Wishes tour. I can hear them all day long.
Totally Chicago gangster 🎉🎉🎉😊
Epic performance as always!
I also have an uncle Bob from Chicago. Looks like bun e 🎉🎉
Acoustic enhancers!
I was lucky enough to be at this concert, in the VIP area directly in front of the special area for the band's families. They had camera crews everytwhere, including boom cranes and all that. We expected a world-class video production a-la Frampton Detroit. Silver the DVD was a little disappointing, but the concert was the most memorable show I have every seen.
How is Robin Zander able to sing this song without tearing up his vocal cords?
Cool jacket Mr Nielson 😮😅
A PIECE OF ART
Luv Cheap Trick, seen them in concert in the 80s.
met rick and tom Peterson in 1968 with the group fuse at heads up in roundlake,ill. glad tom came back,his bass playing was original kick ass
DAYUM!!!
my god zander brings it here - holy fuck
Great show. Happy to say I was there!
Never Enuff of that 8 or 12 String BASS ! :)
Tom Petersson's bass reaches in and rips your throat out. Just the way a twelve-string is supposed to.
+James Daniels He's great!
this was some of the best music back in the day! Hands down!
CHEAP TRICK 🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
Robin started it and the boys played it and Bun kept er Rollin onto an Xtra jam. Yup! 😁😁😁😋
Perfect
My second favorite live performance, that I've seen. Nothing tops the version from Metro in Chicago on Music For Hangovers. Unbelievable. B|
Sawn, I agree 100%! I was at The Metro, near front middle. After the song, I stood there with my jaw on the floor. The next evening, Rick was working the line of fans waiting to get it. I asked him if they were going to play Gonna Raise Hell again. He replied "we're afraid to". It may be the only time Rick's ever answered a question truthfully :-) Every time I hear that version now, even 22 years later, I get goosebumps. I was also there for Silver, but nothing tops the four nights at The Metro.
Why even bother to rate them? They're so many miles above anyone else on their worst day. America's best rock band!! Hellagood!
The inventor and only player of a 12 string bass. I have seen them Many times. prefer their solo / headline shows. ALways fantastic this is one of the best recording of this song ever.
Smooth as silk.
come back too the uk
Great jam from back in the day
Robin is the most talented and skillful singer in the world!! His passion can't be beat!