Matching Mole on Rockenstock (7-1-1972)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 окт 2024

Комментарии • 331

  • @gunproofgrandad4381
    @gunproofgrandad4381 9 лет назад +117

    Fucking hell I love Robert's drumming... His accident was so tragic, but he created such an amazing body of work afterwards. He's just a wonderful musician in general.

    • @7karlheinz
      @7karlheinz 9 лет назад +5

      +GunproofGrandad Whenever I play any recording that features Wyatt's drumming on my radio show, I always find myself lamenting what a great loss to drumming due to his fall.

    • @Gnomaxx
      @Gnomaxx 8 лет назад +6

      +Joe Ray You're right. But he's just a MUSICIAN. An exceptionnal one :)

    • @dzre2087
      @dzre2087 7 лет назад

      there's a new art-rock duo out of Montreal called LAZOR BLADE -- just overdriven casio and maybe the best drummer around!
      the guy is sloppy / messy, but more creative than most of the great drummers. LOVE Wyatt, but Lazor Blade's drummer is far better imo.

    • @davno10
      @davno10 7 лет назад +3

      Robert's drumming, why no statues to this mans magnificence

    • @crimsonwolf9099
      @crimsonwolf9099 7 лет назад +6

      The only drummer, of that era, that I could stand to listen to a drum solo by. They were obligatory in those years and every clown bored us to death with extended drum solos. Once sat through the pain of Led Zep's Bonham doing a 45 minute wank off. Aargh. Wyatt was always brilliantly melodic, sometimes humorous and always daring and fresh. He is an all round brilliant musician and lyricist with one of the most beautiful and distinctive voices. Had the pleasure of giving him a reefer after a Soft Machine club gig in Houston TX. He was a gentleman and a great nutter.

  • @docdave1994
    @docdave1994 6 лет назад +87

    What is the most striking isn't even the music, but the fact that this stuff was on a TV show. Totally impossible today

    • @lo0ksik
      @lo0ksik 4 года назад +6

      and that is so bad for culture.. today is the worst times of culture and arts ever.

    • @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491
      @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 4 года назад +9

      this was french tv Baaby

    • @BassLudeman
      @BassLudeman  2 года назад +4

      There is some silver lining I think. I agree the decline of televised music journalism is sad, but this is moved over to the Internet in a pretty great way. studios themselves are streaming/uploading sessions like Audiotree etc, even though few of them are as artsy and gritty as Rockenstock, Pop Deux or Forum Musiques etc. There's lower fidelity stuff like Powered by Wind, whose channel has all sorts of great underground music on it

    • @BassLudeman
      @BassLudeman  2 года назад +1

      I personally love the television format and I can only hope that as viewership on the whole declines, maybe the barrier to entry will weaken, clearing the way for more passionate people to enter that space. But idk. I wanted to say I have a new channel where I shoot live music on SVHS (film is too expensive for now), I have a playlist called Auravision where I feature those videos, and it's all stuff I like so anyone like me who is obsessed with this stuff might find it worthwhile

    • @benijager1372
      @benijager1372 Год назад +2

      The french loved Wyatt

  • @danielwhite1923
    @danielwhite1923 Год назад +7

    My all-time favourite drummer, legend.

  • @garymillstein3677
    @garymillstein3677 12 лет назад +20

    This is pure holy grail video. I've been waiting to see a proper video of MM for years, and this captures them in all of their rawness. You can see how this band is running on pure drive, zero cash and most likely, alcohol or other substances, which does not detract from the music, but gives a glimpse into their collective psyche at the time.

  • @mach1853
    @mach1853 3 года назад +5

    Timeless - this just stands alone as a unique piece of creative genius that will be just as astonishing and relevant in 100 years

  • @YassassinDe
    @YassassinDe 10 лет назад +63

    Matching Mole = machine molle = Soft Machine

    • @akaboyfilm
      @akaboyfilm 10 лет назад +3

      Haha, sure ! Bien vu

    • @burgersoft777
      @burgersoft777 10 лет назад +3

      Did you know that Pye Hastings owns a company called Mole Machines ?

    • @karlmarx5202
      @karlmarx5202 5 лет назад

      fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Machine_molle

    • @holydiver73
      @holydiver73 3 года назад +3

      In any language that is genius. To name your band after almost a perfect French translation of the band that fired you.

  • @igorrodrigues97.
    @igorrodrigues97. 5 лет назад +12

    This version of Gloria Gloom scared me a lot. I listen this on 2a.m, no lights in my room, damn what a strange feeling. But the bass is so good

  • @garymillstein3677
    @garymillstein3677 6 лет назад +16

    Everything about this video is totally unique. It captures one of the greatest and rarest bands in an unusually intimate live in studio setting. Surrounded by a scant few lucky Euro-hipsters smoking and helping out with falling microphones. Robert Wyatt in a ski mask, possibly to keep his wild hair in control. You get Bill MacCormick's groovy pants, Phil Miller's unique facial expressions and marvelous playing, Dave MacRae's nearly impossible standing organ posture. For gear hounds, I have no idea what kind of road-case mini-organ he's playing or what's on top of it. Packs of smokes everywhere. Other Rockenstock clips show a much larger space than this one, everything is close-miked but you can't see them.

    • @johnvalencia9927
      @johnvalencia9927 5 лет назад +1

      It's a hammond B3 with a Hohner Pianet stacked on top of it.

  • @richardthomas216
    @richardthomas216 Год назад +2

    I've never seen my ears glow in such a magical light - thanks for providing the music to match tout ça!

  • @christopherthomas7253
    @christopherthomas7253 Год назад +2

    What remarkable footage. Thanks for putting it up, whoever you are!

  • @robinh633
    @robinh633 9 лет назад +24

    I was lucky enough to see them live as they were - bizarrely - booked for Weymouth grammer school end of term dance!! I enjoyed it but some of the other kids were looking slightly confused and bewildered!

    • @7karlheinz
      @7karlheinz 9 лет назад

      +Robin H Those women in the background looked a little confused and bewildered themselves!

    • @Columba_Kos
      @Columba_Kos 7 лет назад +1

      The blonde haired woman is Wyatt's wife, Alfreda Benge.

    • @gommecourt
      @gommecourt 7 лет назад

      Actually no. She wasn't there.

  • @whiskeyriver4322
    @whiskeyriver4322 10 лет назад +12

    Brilliant! It never seems to get old.

  • @bobgreen623
    @bobgreen623 8 лет назад +31

    Once again Phil Miller singlehandedly maintains the tradition of performing live in knitwear.

  • @bobgreen623
    @bobgreen623 10 лет назад +19

    They were around for such a short time, too, less than a year I think. Fortunately they came along at a time when I was so ready for something like it that they have always been with me. There was due to be a third album with a different lineup (including Francis Monkman from Curved Air) but sadly Robert had his accident which put paid to that. Robert has now retired from recording and performing but what an amazing collection of music he has made in his life! A beautiful soul, I'm sure.

    • @bobgreen623
      @bobgreen623 9 лет назад +1

      +virgorouge No, he's been wheelchair-bound since his accident.

    • @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491
      @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 4 года назад

      and three Master keyboardists each Tops. Dave McRae goes open Terry Riley...

    • @p.diddley6500
      @p.diddley6500 4 года назад

      Not recording anymore?

  • @Gnomaxx
    @Gnomaxx 8 лет назад +5

    Wyatt forever ! His last records are just exactly so inspired. Thx Rockenstock and thx BassLuderman

  • @allenwagley6956
    @allenwagley6956 8 лет назад +48

    Holy shit Robert is awesome

  • @unfolk
    @unfolk 13 лет назад +18

    Definitely one of the essential videos of the 70's: absolutely brilliant stuff: Robert's vocal improvisations at the beginning are stunning and the band's performance is awesome throughout: Wyatt/Mac Cormick/Miller/Mac Rae were pre-R.I.O. wonders... this is only a "little red gig" after all...!

  • @avefiggy2128
    @avefiggy2128 7 лет назад +12

    robert Wyatt is insanely good this whole sequence is amazing

  • @xyling
    @xyling 8 лет назад +36

    This is amazing. Surely Brian Chippendale of Lightning Bolt saw this performance. The conceptual similarities are uncanny.

    • @Rahnotrob
      @Rahnotrob 8 лет назад +5

      +xyling I was thinking the same thing! Very, very similar!

    • @_ratherBursadboi
      @_ratherBursadboi Год назад +1

      I watched this video to my friend, and he showed me lighting bolt

  • @markgardner1020
    @markgardner1020 8 лет назад +16

    After years playing shirtless, Mr. Wyatt puts a t-shirt on and a sock over his head. To do that he must have been half mad, or absolutely shattered by some upset in his life. But Christ couldn't he play the drums. Best I've ever seen, the creativity is just overwhelming. And Matching Mole strikes me now as less self-indulgent here than it did all those years ago.

  • @sidthesparkie
    @sidthesparkie 10 лет назад +46

    Gloria Gloom is scary, perhaps a bit disturbed. Robert Wyatt is a pioneer in both drumming and vocal techniques. Superb performance from Matching Mole. Probably not for Abba fans though.

    • @bobgreen623
      @bobgreen623 9 лет назад +7

      I dunno, I like Abba (although I LOVE the Mole!)

    • @frankrusk6172
      @frankrusk6172 5 лет назад +2

      or the archies fans..lol

    • @Wyngardian
      @Wyngardian 4 года назад +1

      I'm a fan of all three bands (not that the Archies were an actual band, of course)

    • @brianhammer5107
      @brianhammer5107 4 года назад +2

      in his singing approach, yes - drumming, no - Wyatt was a very good drummer, but he never pioneered anything on the drums - after the Fifties and Sixties Jazz drummers (who he loved) such as Max Roach, Tony Williams, Art Blakey, Elvin Jones had done it all, everyone else simply used what they had done. Even the avante guardists that drummed for Sun Ra and Cecil Taylor were just taking certain aspects of their drumming, and making a 'style' out of it. Billy Cobham was incredible, but Tony Williams had already done it.

    • @TheVeryBlondeOne
      @TheVeryBlondeOne 4 года назад +5

      sidthesparkle - I love ABBA and Matching Mole (and Henry Cow) and I find your comment unfair. Perhaps you should say that it is not for fans of Pat Boone or the Osmonds. ;-)

  • @bobatkinson3114
    @bobatkinson3114 7 лет назад +7

    Prog Rock superstars Wyatt and friends are so under appreciated

  • @fishtolizard3930
    @fishtolizard3930 3 года назад +1

    Absolutely Outstanding. Thanks for Uploading!

  • @brokkenstar
    @brokkenstar 8 лет назад +33

    The drummer leads the band, the beat, the beat, the lovely beat. . . .

    • @dzre2087
      @dzre2087 7 лет назад

      there's a new art-rock duo out of Montreal called LAZOR BLADE -- just overdriven casio and maybe the best drummer around!
      the guy is sloppy / messy, but more creative than most of the great drummers. LOVE Wyatt, but Lazor Blade's drummer is far better imo.

    • @maick95
      @maick95 6 лет назад +1

      Empire Goodness, you start talking about a band out of the blue, and then you compare him to Robert Wyatt, who was not even able to get to his 30's while playing drums.

    • @continuousminer
      @continuousminer 4 года назад

      @@dzre2087 one of the most daft and asinine comments on drumming I've come across lately. 3 years later you should still be ashamed.

    • @eiliannoyes5212
      @eiliannoyes5212 4 года назад

      ​@@continuousminerPerhaps you could point, pieces with tempo changes?

  • @63kevinoneill
    @63kevinoneill 12 лет назад +14

    Great stuff. I love the Frenchies sitting around and looking like they're thinking 'What the fuck is this?'

  • @SuperPanther34
    @SuperPanther34 5 месяцев назад

    Everything about Robert’s music makes so much sense to me. Always has. Not just him & his melodies on drums or other instruments, but what the others are doing too & their fills & constant attention to complement each other. When I first found Soft Machine is was Bundles & I went backwards to Seven & then did one through everything so when I found Robert Wyatt soft machine & matching mole, I was so deeply satisfied to have this musical void of mine filled with his & his bands contributions. I could hear the a lot of the fills or ideas when first getting exposed to the albums while listening to them especially during the jam sections or during live performances live this & to then hear the vast majority of those things come out as which ever song continued was simply amazing & mind blowing to me & gave me more hope as a dummer for creating music of my own or for wanting to learn bass or relearn trumpet. My old band used to cover facelift live. I would have loved to do this & things like Frob or Magma too.

  • @garygomesvedicastrology
    @garygomesvedicastrology 13 лет назад +6

    I love MacCormick's bass work and that sound!

  • @bobgreen623
    @bobgreen623 13 лет назад +16

    I love this! One of my favourite bands - Robert is (was) a phenomenal drummer, but Phil Bill and Dave are all brilliant too. No wonder Phil Miller can play those tricksy guitar runs, d'ya see the size of his hands?

  • @mutualmonster
    @mutualmonster 7 лет назад +27

    Did anyone else think of Lightning Bolt when they saw Robert at the drums wearing his mask?

    • @KogaBrigaXTC
      @KogaBrigaXTC 5 лет назад +2

      Indeed, my first thought, even more as they had a gig 2 days ago (although didn't attend).

    • @brianhammer5107
      @brianhammer5107 4 года назад +1

      no - 4th-5th generation rip-off artists hold no interest

    • @alotofwank
      @alotofwank 4 года назад

      ¿ ruclips.net/video/l12NZrYEVno/видео.html ?

  • @jguillaumegagnon9213
    @jguillaumegagnon9213 8 лет назад +1

    Wow merci d'avoir partager cette prestation ! !.Je suis un fan de ce groupe fantastique et imaginatif .Wyatt est toute un drummer ! !.

  • @massimomarchesin8708
    @massimomarchesin8708 4 года назад +4

    Come mai Robert Wyatt si presentò così incappucciato praticamente mascherato a questa esibizione dei Matching Mole ? i brani presentati in questa esibizione erano molto interessanti tratti dall'album Matching Mole il loro primo lp Peccato che il gruppo non poté andare avanti causa il grave incidente capitato a Robert Wyatt che lo costrinse sulla sedia a rotelle causa paralisi delle gambe Situazione che purtroppo per lui ancora oggi sta vivendo all' età credo di 75 anni I Matching Mole sono stati un gruppo veramente d avanguardia musicale infatti non so come catalogarli se nel Progressive rock quello più classico del termine oppure nell'avanguardia più estrema detta RIO Ad ogni modo Band FANTASTICA !!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @joserodriguezaneiros-wp7xh
    @joserodriguezaneiros-wp7xh 5 месяцев назад +2

    Impresionante video historico los mejores los maxsimos creadores del canterbury mejor grupo fel mundo.

  • @louisgreen3915
    @louisgreen3915 8 лет назад +19

    For me I feel that Robert Wyatt is the best drummer (ever) to come out of the U.K. He peaks like the great jazz fusion drummers of the 1970s. Check out his drumming on sugar cane harris's (Liz Pineapple wonderful) and you will know what I mean.

    • @p165711
      @p165711 7 лет назад

      and Ringo lol

    • @MrMHughes68
      @MrMHughes68 6 лет назад

      Funnily enough, Robert has a lot of time for Ringo's drumming.

    • @bremtremont2027
      @bremtremont2027 6 лет назад +2

      Do you idiots seriously think ginger and ringo could play this shit? Maybe with more practice but otherwise HELL no

    • @brianhammer5107
      @brianhammer5107 4 года назад

      GINGER BAKER?? Are you SERIOUS, mate?!? Did you ever see Cream???? Baker was an awesome technician. He did stuff like this all the time. He did Jazz records when Robert Wyatt was a kid.

    • @louisgreen3915
      @louisgreen3915 4 года назад +2

      @@TheFreemanuk My ears are always open for new drummers, but very few have the things I look for in a drummer. Most drummers today are technically brilliant but they don't groove properly for my money. Not just in the UK but America also. For instance I would choose Herlin Riley over Dennis Chambers any day of the week. Both have technic but Herlin realy gets me moving physically.

  • @garygomesvedicastrology
    @garygomesvedicastrology 12 лет назад +3

    McCrae did play organ on Matching Mole's Little Red Record, along with piano and electric piano (and VCS 3 keyboard). As a matter of fact, you can hear it if you listen carefully on Gloria Gloom and Nan True's Hole. And Wyatt was an amazing drummer. His post-accident material is terrific, but I love his work and playing before his accident to that after his accident. He was amazing!

  • @martinramosbarragan8980
    @martinramosbarragan8980 11 лет назад +5

    Amo la voz de Robert Wyatt cuando improvisa.....un genio de la experientacion.

  • @boogiemeister9581
    @boogiemeister9581 6 лет назад +5

    Robert Wyats french accent is the best thing ever.

  • @tommytippee5900
    @tommytippee5900 5 лет назад +1

    Nice n crazy just the way i like things.
    Robert is a Gift to this World.

  • @smaggejan
    @smaggejan 11 лет назад +1

    I've seen them twice in Holland, both times wonderful, one of them with Lol Coxhill on soprano sax. We will miss him

  • @РусланНариманов-с7в
    @РусланНариманов-с7в 2 года назад +2

    Потрясающе , завидую тем , кто мог слышать и видеть это в живую .

    • @АлексейПончев
      @АлексейПончев Год назад

      Никогда о них не слышал, хотя" меломаню" уже 30 лет .На Софт Машин очень похожи .Есть же еще люди которые понимают такой музон! Хотя нас уже и не много ,к сожалению.

    • @stopenvald
      @stopenvald Год назад

      @@АлексейПончев Сегодня у Боба-барабанщика день рождения. Семьдесят восьмой... А Софт Машин это его предыдущая группа. )

  • @ricardoleon6142
    @ricardoleon6142 5 лет назад +3

    The Best side of RUclips.

  • @thomaschisholm6348
    @thomaschisholm6348 3 года назад +2

    Fucking amazing! I never tire of watching this.

  • @alexruiz1320
    @alexruiz1320 6 лет назад +4

    mucho mole que feliz estoy oyendo esta cosa

  • @MrTFH1
    @MrTFH1 5 лет назад

    Awesome. Many thanks for this. I have the vinyl but no player so, good to hear.

  • @kevnote
    @kevnote 12 лет назад +1

    I wouldn't be surprised. I love both their work, each totally unique, actually.

  • @davel.9467
    @davel.9467 2 месяца назад

    Just got done reading about this gig in Bill MacCormick’s book.

  • @traildoggy
    @traildoggy 10 лет назад +2

    This makes me happy.

  • @DrGonzoOBoogie
    @DrGonzoOBoogie 13 лет назад

    great video, allways loved the bass well and everything else about this song

  • @patpao6933
    @patpao6933 7 лет назад +1

    stupendo grazie

  • @thereisnoproblem
    @thereisnoproblem 13 лет назад

    ... I have no words to say ... one of da most important bands there were > ROBERT! ... just only for ROBERT! ... thx (wid a huge smile on me face) for ul diz gem! thank you so so so ... ya!

  • @Wyngardian
    @Wyngardian 4 года назад +5

    Next to Daevid Allen and Pye Hastings, Wyatt is the third musician I've seen (either live or in footage) perform vocals by "bibbling" themselves. It must have been a secret dictum of the Canterbury scene that each frontman had to do that at some point, alongside the rule that all bands had to use Lowrey organs rather than Hammonds.

    • @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491
      @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 4 года назад

      you mean Richard Sinclair -- not Pye : )

    • @Wyngardian
      @Wyngardian 4 года назад

      @@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 I've seen them both do it!!

    • @bradleystone2623
      @bradleystone2623 3 года назад

      It is NOT a Lowry organ!

    • @growskull
      @growskull 6 месяцев назад

      it fits the cantenbury and moreso rock in opposition feel very well

  • @victorsantiago5470
    @victorsantiago5470 7 лет назад +8

    rim shots on 4 time and triplets on 3 time @ 10:42. . that"s why he's a good drummer.

    • @jayechristian9697
      @jayechristian9697 7 лет назад +5

      Poor cymbals! Both are cracked and hi hats look and sound good

    • @ksjoyjespeace
      @ksjoyjespeace 7 лет назад +5

      Softmachinebass190 Robert probably took a bite out of that one on purpose! ! Lol !!

  • @iainmclean7020
    @iainmclean7020 3 года назад

    I saw Matching Mole at The Queen Elizabeth Hall (in 72) before Robert Wyatt’s accident. God Song was the highlight!

  • @alexandreapostoly4870
    @alexandreapostoly4870 9 лет назад +1

    That's one of the reasons that makes me love youtube :)

    • @dzre2087
      @dzre2087 7 лет назад

      I know! If they were wiser, they'd have named it "SUPERTELEVISION", b/c that's what it is.
      (I avoided it for years, b/c their "Concept" -- you can watch all sorts of teens who can play your favorite songs badly! or you can watch your aunt's baby shower (!!) --- was NOT an interesting idea. It's the idea that I can see ANYTHING i want. Zappa on Steve Allen? Done!)

  • @franciscodiezpena6708
    @franciscodiezpena6708 Месяц назад

    Si no es el mejor video que he visto, le falta poco...

  • @FKKramer
    @FKKramer 9 лет назад +3

    La Machine Molle de Robert Wyatt!

  • @TheRockerxx69
    @TheRockerxx69 10 лет назад +1

    Saw them live twice: Reading Festival 1972. Queen Elizabeth Hall September 1972.

    • @bobgreen623
      @bobgreen623 6 лет назад

      I saw them at Reading too, although for various reasons I remember very little of the whole festival.

  • @josedias1387
    @josedias1387 9 лет назад +1

    Very good!

  • @Jhensy2012
    @Jhensy2012 7 лет назад +115

    "WHAT THE HELL IS THIS CRAP?! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?!" -- My dad entering my room, circa 1974

    • @normthebaker7305
      @normthebaker7305 5 лет назад +3

      Priceless!!!!!

    • @LULLYxoxo
      @LULLYxoxo 5 лет назад +7

      Jhensy2012 My mom says that to me all the time when I listen to Canterbury

    • @bobgreen623
      @bobgreen623 5 лет назад +9

      Yup. Similar reaction here from my parents. They liked Henry Cow even less.

    • @dmurd1
      @dmurd1 4 года назад +2

      lol....great comment and exactly what happened in a lot of households at the time.

    • @p.diddley6500
      @p.diddley6500 4 года назад +5

      A German pal of mine who was into avant-garde music with me, had a very mechanical minded very disciplined dad. He came home one day and heard some chance music/noise jam and said angrily "Vat ees theese? Theese eeze Nott Nece-serry!!"

  • @garygomesvedicastrology
    @garygomesvedicastrology 13 лет назад +3

    McCrae did play organ on certain Matching Mole songs, although it was mostly as an addition to his electric piano work. . You can hear it on Nan True's Hole, Gloria Gloom, and Starting in the Middle of the Day We Can Drink Our Politics Away.

  • @croiners4166
    @croiners4166 6 лет назад

    Incredible!

  • @andrewarthurmatthews6685
    @andrewarthurmatthews6685 Год назад

    Robert making sure he is the centre of attention, as usual!

  • @MrMrh1958
    @MrMrh1958 5 лет назад +2

    I bet FZ would’ve loved this!

  • @pietervdoorn4898
    @pietervdoorn4898 10 лет назад +1

    awesome!

  • @Gnomaxx
    @Gnomaxx 8 лет назад +1

    Et en plus ce jeu de mot pour francophone. Robert

  • @gasparddaout3770
    @gasparddaout3770 4 года назад

    gooood it's so good!

  • @LaTortuePGM
    @LaTortuePGM 7 лет назад +1

    L'intro en français ! C'est cool ! x)

  • @udomatthiasdrums5322
    @udomatthiasdrums5322 3 года назад

    still love it!

  • @mikeydread62
    @mikeydread62 4 года назад +2

    The host choofing away on a ciggie. Gold.

  • @robertorossi5686
    @robertorossi5686 4 года назад

    documento magnifico

  • @bobgreen623
    @bobgreen623 12 лет назад +4

    What's brown, lives in the ground, and it's myopic? It's the Mole!

  • @ggck.sounds
    @ggck.sounds 8 лет назад +3

    if you like this, check out the tony williams albums "Emergency" and "Turn It Over"... similar vibe but maybe even more intense IMO. Love both groups tho.

  • @mikesaunders4775
    @mikesaunders4775 3 года назад +2

    Only the French could feign such cool indifference.

  • @alistairdrumbeat183
    @alistairdrumbeat183 8 лет назад +5

    Robert Wyatt, Dave Sinclair etc, excellent musicians. Love MM but they all went on to better things.

    • @brianhammer5107
      @brianhammer5107 4 года назад +3

      except David Sinclair is not here - he'd already left to return to Caravan - this is Dave MacRae - who guested on the first album and was sole keyboardist on the 2nd - well, Eno was guesting on one track . . .

  • @meinholundermann
    @meinholundermann 8 лет назад

    excellent!

  • @Rumtoad1
    @Rumtoad1 2 года назад

    Awesome!

  • @edboytim2534
    @edboytim2534 10 лет назад +15

    i bet it got hot under that ol rottenhat

  • @CaptianKeyz
    @CaptianKeyz 8 лет назад +1

    wHOLLY CRapoliiiiiiIe!! Did I just have a flashback? Wait... the walls aren't melting....oh, it's just MM.

  • @jackbach8968
    @jackbach8968 2 года назад

    ÉNORME!! 🙏🙏

  • @owenmcgee8496
    @owenmcgee8496 3 года назад

    in an alternative universe, louis balfour of jazz club is a real person and either djs or hosts this music live 24-7 for all eternity

  • @vtripaldi
    @vtripaldi 7 лет назад

    brilliant

  • @joserodriguezaneiros-wp7xh
    @joserodriguezaneiros-wp7xh 3 месяца назад

    Roberto wyatt y gilmour son los dos mejores del mundo.

  • @martinhaughey3175
    @martinhaughey3175 5 лет назад

    Robert wyatt you are a fucking rock star. All this surrealistic stuff. And rock bottom genius.
    Shipbuilding
    Say no more

  • @shrew972
    @shrew972 8 лет назад +1

    Wow!

  • @galdessa1
    @galdessa1 7 лет назад +4

    Matching Mole (a pun, "machine molle" being French for 'Soft Machine'),

    • @ianwilkinson4602
      @ianwilkinson4602 4 года назад

      I didn't know that,thanks, I have often wondered at the name.

  • @orlando32000
    @orlando32000 12 лет назад +6

    Musique pour descendre les escaliers de la cave mal éclairée !!!!

  • @cesarindf1
    @cesarindf1 12 лет назад

    Muy buen video, muy en el estilo de Soft Machine, muy en el estilo de Robert Wyatt!!

  • @puddypuss
    @puddypuss 12 лет назад +4

    I remember seeing them around this time,and being disappointed that robert wyatt had left soft machine, or " machine moule " as the french called them. I think the stuff is very good in the progressive absurdist mould and was a precursor to hatfield and the north in a way. maybe some commentators prefer more straightforward music, and cant understand structured improvisation that takes a bit of thought and concentration ?

  • @Burt472
    @Burt472 12 лет назад

    Awesome Band

  • @brunovallesmunoz4757
    @brunovallesmunoz4757 2 года назад

    HAUNTING
    DISTURBING
    BRILLIANT!!

  • @aleizquierdo4605
    @aleizquierdo4605 3 года назад

    Robert Wyatt 💙💙💙

  • @thespungolator3421
    @thespungolator3421 6 лет назад +1

    Holy shit this is what inspired lightning bolt

  • @antonioamendolaitaly
    @antonioamendolaitaly 3 года назад +1

    40 anni dopo sono ancora avanti di altri 40

  • @Kastsiuchenka2Minsk
    @Kastsiuchenka2Minsk Год назад

    какой энергетичный чувак!

  • @CagliosthroAD
    @CagliosthroAD 13 лет назад +1

    broken crash, oughtta love him

  • @deltadesign5697
    @deltadesign5697 7 лет назад +28

    excuse my ignorance, is the drummer from soft machine?

    • @mootbooxle
      @mootbooxle 7 лет назад +15

      yes indeed! Even the name of the band is derived from a phonetic interpretation of Soft Machine!

    • @therealche
      @therealche 7 лет назад +11

      Phonetic interpretation of the French for Soft Machine..Machine molle

    • @shanephelps3898
      @shanephelps3898 5 лет назад +7

      And keyboardist was from the band Caravan.

    • @1656581
      @1656581 5 лет назад +3

      Robert Wyatt

    • @julianchristou2960
      @julianchristou2960 5 лет назад +1

      @@shanephelps3898 - This is Dave MacRae not Dave Sinclair.

  • @IgnisCygnus147
    @IgnisCygnus147 6 лет назад +4

    well I see who lightning bolt is influenced by now

  • @MegaCirse
    @MegaCirse 4 года назад

    I listened at this time more to Hatfield and the North & Henry Cow, with a pinch of Mahavishnu Orch. and a spicy spoonful of Alice Cooper!

  • @MrMrh1958
    @MrMrh1958 5 лет назад

    Love the head gear!😂

  • @patricezappa5399
    @patricezappa5399 10 лет назад +1

    ENORME !!!!

  • @patzinzon697
    @patzinzon697 26 дней назад

    Et sur une chaîne française s'il vous plait! C'était le "bon temps" ! Parce qu'en france on a écouté ça lors de nos soirées bien enfumées à l'herbe sur des platine vinyle bien sur! Cool