@@elainesurma8612 I will tell you a thing about FMac albums. "Buckingham Nicks" and "Rumors" were behind only Sinatra and Nat "King" Cole in seduction music. I sing "Green Manalishi" just walking around, but that's not the cut I want when we're back at my place and I need to dance her into the correct room. For that, I want the chicks to guide my ballerina.
Go listen to Invincible Shield, the 2024 Judas Priest album. He still rocks. Not a well man and most of the band are over 70yo. But still a really tight awesome sound.
Listening to Kirk talk about that guitar is truly something. In his words, he says that he doesn't see it as his own guitar, but rather the "people's guitar" and said that "it wants to be played." Some people say that it isn't the same when it isn't being played by Peter Green, but Kirk certainly has an unmistakable respect for it.
Kirk Hammett is playing Peter Green's Les Paul from back when they recorded this originally. For guitar nerds this is about the same as seeing someone walk on stage with John Mayall and play 'Steppin Out' on the Eric Clapton's Beano guitar. That is to say it's epic. Glad to see Hammett playing it on stage still and not storing it behind bullet proof glass in a vault somewhere.
@@6stringsofgrace The thought of anyone playing Green's famous guitar reminds me of the time John Kennedy had a gathering of Nobel laureates at the White House and he said that it was the greatest assembly of brain power in the White House since the last time Thomas Jefferson had dined there alone. Nobody is going to compare favorably to Peter Green playing that guitar. Whoever is playing it will pale in comparison to Green, and he didn't even like that guitar much. It's just incredibly cool to see it on stage with original member(s) of Fleetwood Mac playing this song again all these years later.
@@MrShamrock56 Yeah, you are right. Gary Moore certainly knew how to get the best out that Les Paul, Hammett`s solo was pretty lame and standard metal stuff that does not suit the song. Rick Vito should have played the solo, he has a great blues feel and touch to his playing.
@@birdsong985hmm insulting a stranger who’s playing a guitar they bought for 2 million dollars 🤔 yeah you’re right man he’s terrible and everybody who loves him his wrong 💀
Came for the guitar itself, but so good to see and hear Mick Fleetwood and Kirk Hammett. Tears in my eyes. That guitar cried for all its players gone. Well done Kirk Hammett.
Very nicely put. Peter and Gary are probably 2 of the greatest blues men these shores have produced and that guitar “Greeny” is such a legendary instrument. Any time i hear it i think of the quote from BB King about Peter… “He had the most beautiful tone i’d ever heard” 🎸🤘
Kirk basically laid to rest any doubters that he is deserved of being the custodian of Greeny. Absolutely epic performance. When you have legends like Gilmour and Townshend praising the solo backstage, you know you did Peter Green proud.
I have heard pub bands playing for beer money do better versions of this. Buckingham era Fleetwood Mac and JudAS did better versions that captured the spirit of the song. This one lacks menace and depth.
Junk.. really? Greeny has the music in it. It just took Peter to let it speak properly. That tone is still there whether or not folks feel Kirk did it any justice.
Greeny will live forever. The most expensive guitar in the world. It holds the souls of Peter Green and Gary Moore, and it's now owned by Kirk Hammett. Priceless!!!
The musicianship is outstanding, but holy hell, I NEVER imagined Billy Gibbons of all people singing something like this, and absolutely KILLING it. I love it.
If you're not familiar with early 'TOP, you can hear how much Billy borrowed from this song and others like it on TRES HOMBRES album on the song MASTER OF SPARKS. You'll hear it.
NOW THAT is the best substitute vocal I have ever heard on this song... Get down with your bad self, Billy! Moreover, it's the best replay of the song I have ever heard
There are soooooo many positives about this collection of talented people. Kirk is fire with Peter Green's ols Les Paul. Billy singing this amazing song. Mick playing drums.......Damn
Talk about pressure and rising to the occasion. Peter Green and Gary Moore’s guitar and legends of rock on stage. That “nailed it” is better than any grammy or any other award. Nothing but respect for Kirk.
I cudnt agree more mate n good on u mick fleetwood for putting it together reminding us of the great music created back then n more importantly remaining a very good friend to Peter Green
All of the Kirk haters are clueless fools - you don't get to be in the world's biggest (and best) metal band, have a wildly successful 37+ year career, and influence hundreds of thousands of guitarists unless you're an outstanding musician.
@@dowens3781 You're so right. Every solo he's ever done fits the song perfectly and that's what it's about. This is no exception, it's tasteful and an amazing tribute to Peter Green. The tone is 🔥.
Peter was not a guitarist who only walked around the notes of well-known scales, he created a unique tone, his phrasing came from an ingenie happens to exist only in a few musical giants, his technique, clearity, accuracy was incomparable, a deep pure philosophy shines out from his timeless guitar work, ‘Greeny’ is only an instrument, it roars in the hands of its owner
@Charlie-2-Breakfasts Haha. If you include "Black Magic Woman" there will only be 5 "best rock songs made ever" left. And Albatross isn't even a song. Lol.
You're correct! I play one Peter Green album or the other ,,at least every other week. The early F. Mac blues were the best. Poor Peter,,his brains were nearly as scrambled as Syd Barrett's ,,but it never affected his playing for the most part. There have been one serious sh*t ton of great musicians come from Peter's band,,F.Mac.
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac is my preferred time of the incarnation of this band, awesome line-up here though. R I P Peter, he would approve I think, Kirk, awesome solo ❤
@@philippehendrickx1109 Ts not. Not even about my taste. Depends on criteria. Playing on THIS guitar (after we know what class of two players) means next level & he has it not. He CAN'T have it, not capable. What you call 'his style' is just all he can do. Decently learnt. Talent is so minimal ts painfully obvious. He is just a guitarist who was lucky to fall in place in this band but especially with THIS guitar becomes obvious how minimal his impact is. On anything. Reminds me of Ronnie Wood. Both can be nice fellows, but talents are painfully minimal. Just ridiculous even trying to evaluate 'em... Not BS, sorry, I'm not even excited talking about it, ts just too plain to see.
@@hectorgonzalez9170 nonsense. Listen to the solos on the black album. Absolutely perfect for the songs and drenched in wah. Going on about is just a popular thing to bust his balls on, and he does overuse it especially on the last 2 records but he has also used to create dome top class moments. Enter sandman, my friend of misery, wherever i may roam all come to mind. Nothing wrong with wah in rock soloing
Kirk Hammett is at his absolute best when he lets the energy flow through and fly through him in a solo, and he did that here. I love his playing, he's my favoirite lead guitar player by far.
My uncle is Ricky Peterson (keyboards in this video), and I was completely shocked when he posted a selfie with him and Kirk Hammett on his social media the night of this show. A video I constantly show and brag to my friends about.
The best playing I´ve heard from Kirk. Great performance from everyone. I didn´t even know that Judas Priest did a cover. By Judas Priest it was one of my favorites of their songs but I do think this one is even better.
I agree since I never really was a big Metallica fan! Though I do like both Mac and Priest's version of this song!! Everyone is right above about what they've all stated because after all the song is called the (Peter) Green Manalishi. Therefore the song was definitely about him. However Priest proved that it was an incredibly excellent track to turn into a harder rock one. Like with most English band's once they got to America it was very hard to make it early on. It took Mac about 8 years and Priest about 6. For God's sake how many albums did Mac have before they got played on the radio? Maybe 10?? Priest basically had to resort to playing covers on 3 of their albums to even get played at all! "Diamonds & Rust", "Better by You, Better than Me" and this one!!
He ought to. He bought and is playing Peter Green's original '59 Les Paul here! '58-'60 Sunburst Gibson Les Pauls are kind of the Stradivarius of electric guitars and as such some of the most prized and most expensive of all vintage instruments. This particular guitar owned by Peter Green, Gary Moore and now Kirk Hammett is possibly the most valuable of all time! Lucky bastard! Anyway, I agree. It was nice to hear Hammett just get down and dirty with some classic blues!
@@beforever Well, it's definitely different with the flipped pickup. I don't like it as much either, but is is interesting. I grew up on the classic sweet warm and creamy sound that's more typical.
Fabulous to see the wonderful, incredibly talented Kirk Hammett perform Green Manalishi with ‘Greeny’. He totally did it justice and ‘nailed it’ with all the other great musicians there. Love it! ❤
Killer solo from Kirk on that famous Les Paul paying tribute to its ex-owner and one of his songs, R.I.P... and kudos to Kirk for taking it out to play the heck out of it.
Find an album by Gary Moore. 'Blues for Greeny' . He owned the guitar originally. Peter Green gave it to him as a gift. He plays the guitar with total respect to Greeny. He's much better than Kirk Hammet , but this performance is good by everyone involved.
For what it worth, I think that this is an awesome reworking of the Green Manalishi and one that all the players of this version should be justifiably proud of. The fidelity of the HD footage and audio of this recording was really something to behold on the big screen when I saw it about a month ago and is probably the best recorded live concert I have ever seen from a technical point of view.... great kudos to the production team. As for the playing, well its pretty hard to go past Kirk's solo which was absolutely stunning and a totally worthy tribute, however Billy's vocals were awesome with that old blues growl which suits the this genre so well and they really gave this a forceful, dark undertone to the song...the low end thump of Messer's Fleetwood, Bronze and Starkey brought a polyrhythmic, wallop to the engine room, to keep everyone on course...Mick summed it up at the end of the song when you can hear him say " the Green Manalishi....Nailed it!"....they certainly did...I can't wait for the Blu Ray to come out and may have to view the online stream today while I wait...12 out of 10!
On another post, some d-bag had the gall,audacity whatever, to say that judas priest did this better. As far as I can tell , this presentation full of musical royalty, is the best I've heard/seen besides the original studio and assorted live versions!
I am old enough to be able to say that I saw Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac perform this live. Have also seen John Mayall's Blues Breakers and Christine McVie when she played with Chicken Shack. Today's "music" just doesn't compare.
The journey of this guitar.......Peter Green, Fleetwood Mac, Gary Moore, Thin Lizzy, the songs this guitar is played on.....Damn........and then on the road with Metallica....Good on ya Kirk!
Kirk is a great guitar player, but this perfomance is him and Billy Gibbons, and of course the rest of the musicians, not to mention Mick, all of them are state of the art!!!
I heard this on BBC Radio 2 last night and needed to see it for myself. Great performance! It's always good to see Kirk do things outside of Metallica, where he's got room to be himself away from the big egos. Mick Fleetwood on drums was an eye-opener for me... he was bashing it out like a metal drummer half his age!
Mick is an outstanding drummer & we mustn't forget that guy Rick Vito has probably the best Peter Green technique going - You only have to listen to the Mick Fleetwood Blues Band live to see what I mean . . .
I don't care what anyone says. This is when Fleetwood Mac was the greatest.
What? After Pete died and a drug-addled guy who can't play owned Pete's Les Paul?
Yes. Buckingham/Nicks was a different and nearly as great a configuration. This version of GM is possibly better than the original.
Yep, before the chicks and the ballerina album
@@elainesurma8612 I will tell you a thing about FMac albums.
"Buckingham Nicks" and "Rumors" were behind only Sinatra and Nat "King" Cole in seduction music. I sing "Green Manalishi" just walking around, but that's not the cut I want when we're back at my place and I need to dance her into the correct room.
For that, I want the chicks to guide my ballerina.
The Real Fleetwood Mac!
I would have dug seeing Glenn Tipton in his prime on stage with these cats slaying the Greenie axe!
Priest took this song to where it needed to go for sure.
Go listen to Invincible Shield, the 2024 Judas Priest album. He still rocks. Not a well man and most of the band are over 70yo. But still a really tight awesome sound.
Yes...one of the goats for covers for sure!!!
Judas priest's version sounds like shishhh to this. And I am being modest.
@@petarrusev740
It's WAY better.
Listening to Kirk talk about that guitar is truly something. In his words, he says that he doesn't see it as his own guitar, but rather the "people's guitar" and said that "it wants to be played." Some people say that it isn't the same when it isn't being played by Peter Green, but Kirk certainly has an unmistakable respect for it.
Kirk Hammett is playing Peter Green's Les Paul from back when they recorded this originally. For guitar nerds this is about the same as seeing someone walk on stage with John Mayall and play 'Steppin Out' on the Eric Clapton's Beano guitar. That is to say it's epic. Glad to see Hammett playing it on stage still and not storing it behind bullet proof glass in a vault somewhere.
It's a shame Hammett sucks
@@6stringsofgrace unfair. He certainly knows which end to hold. I wish I could play like that. I guess i don't even suck!
@@6stringsofgrace The thought of anyone playing Green's famous guitar reminds me of the time John Kennedy had a gathering of Nobel laureates at the White House and he said that it was the greatest assembly of brain power in the White House since the last time Thomas Jefferson had dined there alone.
Nobody is going to compare favorably to Peter Green playing that guitar. Whoever is playing it will pale in comparison to Green, and he didn't even like that guitar much. It's just incredibly cool to see it on stage with original member(s) of Fleetwood Mac playing this song again all these years later.
I'd call it Gary Moore guitar personally
@@MrShamrock56 Yeah, you are right. Gary Moore certainly knew how to get the best out that Les Paul, Hammett`s solo was pretty lame and standard metal stuff that does not suit the song. Rick Vito should have played the solo, he has a great blues feel and touch to his playing.
Seeing/hearing Kirk Hammett wield Peter Green's guitar for this is pure magic. Even my words here falls flat.
He is terrible always has been. He shoukdbt play Peter Green
@@birdsong985hmm insulting a stranger who’s playing a guitar they bought for 2 million dollars 🤔 yeah you’re right man he’s terrible and everybody who loves him his wrong 💀
@@birdsong985cheer up, ma! She's in better hands now.
@@birdsong985
You're clearly a trolling fool who knows nothing about guitar playing.
Nobody can do this like Peter R.I.P Peter missed always.
She's in better hands now. Don't worry!
@@petarrusev740That's a matter of opinion.
I love Kirk, I have a new found respect him after this performance…That was really freaking good.
minus the solo. that was gross
@@chaelsunrecognizedson Solo was the best solo from Kirk, period
@@chaelsunrecognizedson They should've had Gibbons do the solo on this one.
@@dawidpetka if that was his best solo Metallica wouldn't have done so well lol
@@transamination I'd have loved to hear that
Came for the guitar itself, but so good to see and hear Mick Fleetwood and Kirk Hammett. Tears in my eyes. That guitar cried for all its players gone. Well done Kirk Hammett.
Τhat guitar cried for all its players gone. That was the most beautiful thing to say. And it is true.
Well said man....Vale Gary Moore....
Very nicely put.
Peter and Gary are probably 2 of the greatest blues men these shores have produced and that guitar “Greeny” is such a legendary instrument.
Any time i hear it i think of the quote from BB King about Peter… “He had the most beautiful tone i’d ever heard”
🎸🤘
1zillion%
Wow this is a great version of the green manalishi. Peter green truly was an amazing songwriter. Gives me goose bumps
He even pulls of the “scratch”
Great job Kirk.
Billy … a living legend
Kirk basically laid to rest any doubters that he is deserved of being the custodian of Greeny. Absolutely epic performance. When you have legends like Gilmour and Townshend praising the solo backstage, you know you did Peter Green proud.
I have heard pub bands playing for beer money do better versions of this. Buckingham era Fleetwood Mac and JudAS did better versions that captured the spirit of the song. This one lacks menace and depth.
Sure you just shred crazy stuff in your bedroom... @JMunchen-wf2yj
Junk.. really? Greeny has the music in it. It just took Peter to let it speak properly. That tone is still there whether or not folks feel Kirk did it any justice.
That was amateurish rubbish for someone who's played guitar for so long, Hammett ruins that guitars heritage....
Haha and so the bedroom players continue on their informed way 😂
Greeny will live forever. The most expensive guitar in the world. It holds the souls of Peter Green and Gary Moore, and it's now owned by Kirk Hammett. Priceless!!!
Well it's more of a treasure than his solos.
second most expensive guitar
Less is more - that is what Peter taught us (and the tone is in the fingers as much as the guitar).
I love Kirks playing sooo much more when he's not abusing the wah pedal. This was outstanding. Would love to see him playing more music like this.
Love him with or without! Fabulous guitarist. Must admit I do love a bit of wah wah! (when appropriate!) x
Agreed!
Man, the wah got so abused in the 80's and 90's. I love them but it's a bit of cheating on solos when overused.
The musicianship is outstanding, but holy hell, I NEVER imagined Billy Gibbons of all people singing something like this, and absolutely KILLING it. I love it.
He's a Peter Green fan from way back. ZZ Top used to perform Rattlesnake Shake in their early setlists.
@@mandoprince1 Yeah but he doesn't even attempt the Howling! too bad I always liked that part
Not keen on his vocals on this one.
If you're not familiar with early 'TOP, you can hear how much Billy borrowed from this song and others like it on TRES HOMBRES album on the song MASTER OF SPARKS. You'll hear it.
I never imagined Kirk playing something like this.
Andy Fairweather Lowe, supporting as usual. Brilliant.
This has to be some of the most soulful playing I’ve ever heard Kirk play! Bravissimo!
Only 2 words to add
Kin brilliant
If that’s the case, this explains why I never liked them. I tried to enjoy this classic Peter Green number, and its horrible. Sorry.
@@mreppen1 Have you tried the Judas Priest version? Very catchy and quite different than the original.
@@freebirdforever2674 hate it. Have you heard Peter Green’s version? He wrote it in 1970.
Kirk plays far too much notes in this solo, the song does not need that
NOW THAT is the best substitute vocal I have ever heard on this song... Get down with your bad self, Billy! Moreover, it's the best replay of the song I have ever heard
Thank you Kirk for keeping that guitar in the rotation and sharing its unique voice with the world. Great rendition all around!
great solo guitar man
Not many guitarists can play both technical and soulful but Kirk can and he can play soulful even better.
This sound is awesome!
Danny Kirwan and Peter Green - unforgotten!
and Jeremy Spencer
thats peter greens guitar too that kirk has!
There are soooooo many positives about this collection of talented people. Kirk is fire with Peter Green's ols Les Paul. Billy singing this amazing song. Mick playing drums.......Damn
Really lovely to see Hammett ripping like that
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Holy Crap!
I thought that was Tiny Tim
Talk about pressure and rising to the occasion. Peter Green and Gary Moore’s guitar and legends of rock on stage. That “nailed it” is better than any grammy or any other award. Nothing but respect for Kirk.
I cudnt agree more mate n good on u mick fleetwood for putting it together reminding us of the great music created back then n more importantly remaining a very good friend to Peter Green
Coming here everyday just to listen Hammet's solo with Peter's guitar....amazing!
Must have been a dream come true for him to play Peter's (now his) guitar on that song, arguably one of the first (proto) heavy metal songs.
I thought that Gary Moore last had it. Presumably Hammett bought it from Moore's estate?
Once is enough for me 😔
@@rockdinosaur666 Moore sold it years before his death. Kirk bought it a few years ago.
I am not a Kirk hater, and I very well knows this song is written on the guitar he plays, but without painted fingernails.
Love seeing Billy sit back and get into Kirk’s playing , this is awesome
Kirk (unfairly) cops a lot of stick about his playing … but he nailed that. They all did. Bloody brilliant!
All of the Kirk haters are clueless fools - you don't get to be in the world's biggest (and best) metal band, have a wildly successful 37+ year career, and influence hundreds of thousands of guitarists unless you're an outstanding musician.
@@dowens3781 totally agree.
@@dowens3781 Thank you
He's no John Petrucci but he's excellent in his own right.
@@dowens3781 You're so right. Every solo he's ever done fits the song perfectly and that's what it's about. This is no exception, it's tasteful and an amazing tribute to Peter Green. The tone is 🔥.
Wow! This one is SO good! I could put this and Judas Priest’s version on a loop and listen all day!
This is such a savage and driven composition. The heavy drums and cadence are infectious. How has this not been a radio staple for the last 40 years.
Because Priest’s version blows away the original
@@phpowerstixhahahahahahahaha
Yep, Priest owns it, as well as Diamonds and Rust (Joan Baez), but the original also kicks azz.
Opinions very.The original version is blues song and the JP. version is a metal song.
@@phpowerstixtheir version is horrible and too fast paced for the intensity of the song
Yes, I do love this performance and I know that Peter would approve.
Peter was not a guitarist who only walked around the notes of well-known scales, he created a unique tone, his phrasing came from an ingenie happens to exist only in a few musical giants, his technique, clearity, accuracy was incomparable, a deep pure philosophy shines out from his timeless guitar work, ‘Greeny’ is only an instrument, it roars in the hands of its owner
Absolutely my Brother!!!
Kirk, Billy and greeny… absolute great performance. so glad to see greeny being played everyday and not in a collector’s wall.
The Green Manalishi was written by Peter Green and recorded by Fleetwood Mac in 1970.
Kirk Hammett brought a dead man to life on his own guitar....how great is that !
Kirk Hammet GOAT
Line up, everything outstanding, but Captin Kirk is GOAT
😂😂😂
The metal god would just love it too.
No doubt!
After the 10'000th time watching this, Hammet's solo never disappoints..Wow..!!
Hahahahah
Yep. He certainly nailed it. 😊
Can confirm, he nailed all the notes in between!
Addictive
That is the cleanest guitar tone I've ever heard Hammett have. It's awesome!
A veces menos es mas
Only because there no WAH WAH for once hahah terrible tone
Man I really dig Billy G. on vocals. He really adds to the mysterious vibe. What an amazing performance! The guitar solo is really cool too.
Awesome
Mick Fleetwood is 70-something and he hits harder and plays with more energy and enthusiasm than the other drummer who's half his age.
Other drummer is Zack Starkey, Ringo Starr's son
@@jasoncorbett8948
I'm aware of that. He's a good drummer, but Mick still played harder and with more enthusiasm.
Zak is a tremendous drummer. He probably was holding back to give Mick the bigger spotlight on stage.
Never outshine the bandleader
Ginger Baker comes to mind.😀
The Green Manalishi, Oh Well and Albatross are masterpieces belonging to the 10 best rock songs made ever.
@Charlie-2-Breakfasts Haha. If you include "Black Magic Woman" there will only be 5 "best rock songs made ever" left. And Albatross isn't even a song. Lol.
You forgot to mention Black magic Woman.
@@jimbehan478 : Right.
@@MyRackley So what is Albatross then?
.....and Man of the world
You can tell Kirk is absolutely feelin the soul of that guitar. Epic Performance!
Mick yelling,
“The Green Manalishi NAILED IT!”
That’s the ultimate seal of approval.
Kirk nailed it, he found all the notes in between!
What a treasure the people got to see on that night
this is a performance Peter Green would be proud of
Billy Gibbons is brilliant on vocals !!
I see Mick Fleetwood is up to his usual brilliance
The REAL Fleetwood Mac days.
Mick Fleetwood has a great sense of 'space' on the drum kit.
this is awesome!...Peter Green's music deserves to be remembered.
Yes. Billy and Kirk did a badass job. Oh yeah and Mick Fleetwood did Okay. Only 2 pronged crown.
You're correct! I play one Peter Green album or the other ,,at least every other week. The early F. Mac blues were the best. Poor Peter,,his brains were nearly as scrambled as Syd Barrett's ,,but it never affected his playing for the most part. There have been one serious sh*t ton of great musicians come from Peter's band,,F.Mac.
Kirk brought Greeny to the Jeff Beck tribute in London, and did Jeff proud with it! Awesome show!
I saw Peter do this live,he was only a shell by then, but the power of his music is undeniable.
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac is my preferred time of the incarnation of this band, awesome line-up here though. R I P Peter, he would approve I think, Kirk, awesome solo ❤
but this isn't a line-up of FM - this is just a tribute concert
@@brianhammer5107 I am well aware it is a tribute concert and not FM, I was Just commenting that the line-up here is awesome.
@@AnyFuleKnoThat Brian hammered when he wrote that!
Mine too it became a pop band when Nick's and Buckingham joined FM let's face it they were coked up most of the time.
That's the greatest guitar work I've ever seen Kirk do. Wow.
Ts ridiculous. He still can't play. What seem good here is because he's trying to play as good ones did...
@@rajkomilosevichguera4547you might not like his style ( I’m not a fan either) but saying he can’t play is just BS.
@@philippehendrickx1109 Ts not. Not even about my taste. Depends on criteria. Playing on THIS guitar (after we know what class of two players) means next level & he has it not. He CAN'T have it, not capable. What you call 'his style' is just all he can do. Decently learnt. Talent is so minimal ts painfully obvious. He is just a guitarist who was lucky to fall in place in this band but especially with THIS guitar becomes obvious how minimal his impact is. On anything. Reminds me of Ronnie Wood. Both can be nice fellows, but talents are painfully minimal. Just ridiculous even trying to evaluate 'em... Not BS, sorry, I'm not even excited talking about it, ts just too plain to see.
"The Green Manalishi... Nailed It!!!!"--- Mick Fleetwood...
I'm convinced. You guys did that justice, hats off. And all respect to Kirk Hammett for taking care of "Greeny", he's most worthy.
Beautiful ♥️ Kirk should play more often only with distortion, without adding wha wha. The solo he played was brilliant.
I can't hear or see him adding wah wah
Peter Green, had no wah on that song, but his album: End Of The Game, was all wah wah... incredible
That was one of the easiest solos Kirk ever played
Oh yeah.
His solos with wawa
are atrocious.
@@hectorgonzalez9170 nonsense. Listen to the solos on the black album. Absolutely perfect for the songs and drenched in wah.
Going on about is just a popular thing to bust his balls on, and he does overuse it especially on the last 2 records but he has also used to create dome top class moments. Enter sandman, my friend of misery, wherever i may roam all come to mind.
Nothing wrong with wah in rock soloing
I played along while watching this with my Greeny guitar.
I was there and it was really a special night for Peter Greens music. Sadly he passed away not too long after this tribute to him.
That's valuable information, as it could easily be assumed that it was a tribute AFTER he passed away.
He toasted himself on LSD.HE WAS A MUSICAL FUCKIN GENIUS!
I'd say.....Mick's got some pretty cool friends.
Mr. Ripper Hamster. What a legend! NorCal baby!!!!
Kirk Hammett is at his absolute best when he lets the energy flow through and fly through him in a solo, and he did that here. I love his playing, he's my favoirite lead guitar player by far.
Difference between him and Peter, Kirk has to play (brilliantly) peter knew when to play.
lmao kirk knows when to play as well@@darrenmullen3438
My uncle is Ricky Peterson (keyboards in this video), and I was completely shocked when he posted a selfie with him and Kirk Hammett on his social media the night of this show. A video I constantly show and brag to my friends about.
Playing this for my late husband, he would have loved it ❤❤❤❤
So glad greeny is getting played and not mothballed. Excellent work 👏 👍 👌 🙌
OMG...Kirk Hammett's guitar playing is completely off the scale of brilliance!!!!!!!
Wow, quite a cast of rock superheroes. I wish they showed a little more of Rick Vito in this video.
Kirk is quite unexpected in this kind of music but his performance is Just great!!
The best playing I´ve heard from Kirk. Great performance from everyone. I didn´t even know that Judas Priest did a cover. By Judas Priest it was one of my favorites of their songs but I do think this one is even better.
JP has done a few covers including Diamonds and Rust.
Nice to see Kirk Hammett playing out of the confines of Metallica. He sounds really good on this song!
I agree since I never really was a big Metallica fan! Though I do like both Mac and Priest's version of this song!! Everyone is right above about what they've all stated because after all the song is called the (Peter) Green Manalishi. Therefore the song was definitely about him. However Priest proved that it was an incredibly excellent track to turn into a harder rock one. Like with most English band's once they got to America it was very hard to make it early on. It took Mac about 8 years and Priest about 6. For God's sake how many albums did Mac have before they got played on the radio? Maybe 10?? Priest basically had to resort to playing covers on 3 of their albums to even get played at all! "Diamonds & Rust", "Better by You, Better than Me" and this one!!
He ought to. He bought and is playing Peter Green's original '59 Les Paul here! '58-'60 Sunburst Gibson Les Pauls are kind of the Stradivarius of electric guitars and as such some of the most prized and most expensive of all vintage instruments. This particular guitar owned by Peter Green, Gary Moore and now Kirk Hammett is possibly the most valuable of all time!
Lucky bastard! Anyway, I agree. It was nice to hear Hammett just get down and dirty with some classic blues!
Maybe it's time for the kirk hammett blues band
@@davin6175 doesn't sound the same in anyone else's hands though, redeye and the kossoff burst sound better.
@@beforever Well, it's definitely different with the flipped pickup. I don't like it as much either, but is is interesting. I grew up on the classic sweet warm and creamy sound that's more typical.
Fabulous to see the wonderful, incredibly talented Kirk Hammett perform Green Manalishi with ‘Greeny’. He totally did it justice and ‘nailed it’ with all the other great musicians there. Love it! ❤
Brilliant solo by Kirk
This is by far the best live version of this song that I've ever heard! Amazing
Deep,dark and nasty...😊
Dasssss, ist eines der geilsten Musikstücke aller Zeiten!!!!
Für immer !!!!🎸🎶🎼🎹🎵🥁
Vielen Dank Peter Green und Mik Fleetwood
This is one of the finest things I have seen on RUclips
Hammet's channeling the Man.
Killer solo from Kirk on that famous Les Paul paying tribute to its ex-owner and one of his songs, R.I.P... and kudos to Kirk for taking it out to play the heck out of it.
Find an album by Gary Moore. 'Blues for Greeny' . He owned the guitar originally. Peter Green gave it to him as a gift. He plays the guitar with total respect to Greeny. He's much better than Kirk Hammet , but this performance is good by everyone involved.
Mick Fleetwood is a killer fuckin drummer 🤘🏻
old,but VERY gold
Wow never seen the real Kirk come out ..James come on man ..let the dude solo more!! Good job by Gibbons ..and Lang on the back up vocals ..awesome !
Fleetwood Mac at their very best.
For what it worth, I think that this is an awesome reworking of the Green Manalishi and one that all the players of this version should be justifiably proud of. The fidelity of the HD footage and audio of this recording was really something to behold on the big screen when I saw it about a month ago and is probably the best recorded live concert I have ever seen from a technical point of view.... great kudos to the production team.
As for the playing, well its pretty hard to go past Kirk's solo which was absolutely stunning and a totally worthy tribute, however Billy's vocals were awesome with that old blues growl which suits the this genre so well and they really gave this a forceful, dark undertone to the song...the low end thump of Messer's Fleetwood, Bronze and Starkey brought a polyrhythmic, wallop to the engine room, to keep everyone on course...Mick summed it up at the end of the song when you can hear him say " the Green Manalishi....Nailed it!"....they certainly did...I can't wait for the Blu Ray to come out and may have to view the online stream today while I wait...12 out of 10!
On another post, some d-bag had the gall,audacity whatever, to say that judas priest did this better. As far as I can tell , this presentation full of musical royalty, is the best I've heard/seen besides the original studio and assorted live versions!
I got to agree fantastic
Nailed it
Stunning
Music at its finest when fans collaborate
A tribute to peter green the maestro
Fantastic.and see who turns up again Andy Fairweather Low .a brilliant musician.
BFG & Kirk just took this masterpiece to a different level !!!!
Oh my God - when Dreams come true you never dremed of. It's Magic.
Greeny Lives! An amazing guitarist playing a true one-of-a-kind instrument - Epic music
Tribute to the respect of the great guitarist Peter Green - legend.
Billy's brother James and nothing but playing the Blues all day night long till my on out out.
I’d love to see Kirk do more of this type of stuff. He’s his own guitar player outside of James and Lars awesome performance
Yeah good call
I am old enough to be able to say that I saw Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac perform this live. Have also seen John Mayall's Blues Breakers and Christine McVie when she played with Chicken Shack. Today's "music" just doesn't compare.
The journey of this guitar.......Peter Green, Fleetwood Mac, Gary Moore, Thin Lizzy, the songs this guitar is played on.....Damn........and then on the road with Metallica....Good on ya Kirk!
Jesus…. That Les Paul still sounds exactly the same as the record… ❤🔥👌
I love me some Manalishi !!! Kirk absolutely killed it !!! As did they all ! 👏👏👏👏👏
Kirk is a great guitar player, but this perfomance is him and Billy Gibbons, and of course the rest of the musicians, not to mention Mick, all of them are state of the art!!!
one of the best concerts I've seen live. It was a great experience.
😳
+1
I've just seen the concert at Cineworld. On large screen, loud volume n it was amazing. Brilliant musicians who certainly know how to play!
I heard this on BBC Radio 2 last night and needed to see it for myself. Great performance! It's always good to see Kirk do things outside of Metallica, where he's got room to be himself away from the big egos. Mick Fleetwood on drums was an eye-opener for me... he was bashing it out like a metal drummer half his age!
Mick is an outstanding drummer & we mustn't forget that guy Rick Vito has probably the best Peter Green technique going - You only have to listen to the Mick Fleetwood Blues Band live to see what I mean . . .
Boy , Mick Fleetwood knows some top shelf dudes !
Kirk, with the Greenie, too Cool 😎💯
A stunningly good performance by all. I am in awe over how in sync Mick Fleetwood and Zak Starkey are; best since Phil Collins and Chester Thompson
I consider that song
One of the greatest of all time
🎵🌟🎸🥁🌟🎵
Mick Fleetwood’s having a ball 💥