@IOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIO - I just heard about his death. Unfortunately it may take his passing for him to finally get the recognition he's deserved for so long.
this made me simultaineously never want to eat pork again...and then want to eat bbq baby back ribs really badly...then made me appreciate capm beefheart all over again!
and by the way, not sure if any of you guys are into the Minutemen but Mike Watt refered to Beefheart as punk too. not saying that is definitive or anything but it does say something about what some of the earlier punk bands thought of these older "proto-punk" bands
You can refer to him as what ever you want to but that doesn't make it true. Punk is great but Beefheart has as much to do with punk as Mozart does with Death metal.
Hmmm - I don't think referring to Beefheart as "proto-punk" is unjustified.
Given the time period, this was pretty different stuff: sinister, frightening, uncategorizable, and brash - it really was a NEW sound. This is 1967, and this stuff is definitely not light-hearted, positive-minded hippy music.
Additionally, this surely isn't the easy going commerical rock of the time - this would NOT be easy to sell. It was weird as hell, agressive and challenged existing music. He is proto-punk.
Define punk. Is it all of the things you just listed? Punk bands have been the exact opposite of those things at different time. I define punk as stripped-down rock music because that is usually the only constant in punk bands. Zappa was uncategorizable and brash. Was zappa punk? Robert Johnson was sinister and frightening for his time. Was the "king of the delta blues" punk? My problem with calling Beefheart "punk" is the broadness of this term.The core of punk music is simplicity not publicity
fucking beefheart man...genius! kill the kills' attempt at a cover. DO NOT EVEN TRY! it's like trying to cover jimi. you just can't beat the people from the other place, fuckers!
Hi Terser, do you know the Beefheart track with the line "i ain't got the blues no more ah said" its got wicked harp playing as usual and i thought it might be on Unconditionally gauranteed, but i'm not sure, i need help from an expert on the Captain, cheers Paul.
what about this one, in a bluesy wail he yells "Let's go down to the (unintelligible wail)
"let's go down to the (im not sure what he says) I got this stuck in my head, and i can't find the song i heard it on, but i know it was on youtube somewhere.
JesustheLizard, you may have heard, "Come on down to the Big Dig!" which is aka 'The Smithsonian Institute Blues'.
"Big Dig" is not a common phrase which may be why you found it unintelligible. But that's one of the reasons I like the Captain's music -- nothing common about it!
Good! Pork People Like! I Like Pork People! I think this song works better than "china pig" would. IMO, music videos should, in most cases, avoid ever literally illustrating the lyrics of the song. I hate videos like that. What's the point? It does'nt add anything. It only encourages people to be lazy: to rely on others to create a literal visualization of the lyrics for them. It's much better to juxtapose two seemingly unrelated things and allow (or trick) the veiwer into participation with art
Excellent idea, I had never made the connection before. I was just watch pork videos listening to Beefheart one day and thought they fit nicely. I may make a China Pig sometime soon, great idea.
Video unrelated. lol
BootyFister 4 months ago
Who fucking puts their meat in the shopping cart like that!? People back then sure were dumb...as they are now.
colossalberger 6 months ago
I'm hungry now.
RockaRollaZombie 1 year ago
Each and every one of you: mandatory Beefheart party today
IOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIO 1 year ago
@IOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIO - I just heard about his death. Unfortunately it may take his passing for him to finally get the recognition he's deserved for so long.
terser 1 year ago
Awesome creation.
haineux 1 year ago
a part of you lives on in me, captain. i wept for your death.
almadora 1 year ago
#glühschwein
teklaterra 1 year ago
RIP Captain Beefheart,Legend
bernie910 1 year ago
porkchops and cpt beefheart !
killuminati63 1 year ago
It's captain porkheart!!!! Haha
Thank you for the video very unique
By the way punk has to many sub-genres to label
Punk is a lifestyle, a form of music, a reason to jump and down and scream, a reason to shave your head and wear leather jackets
Punk is not a word used to label people songs or bands
fortyfeetremain 1 year ago
I love this song! AS a drummer, the only way I could convince my band how to play it was by butchering The Kinks' "You Really Got Me".
mikegerski 1 year ago
this made me simultaineously never want to eat pork again...and then want to eat bbq baby back ribs really badly...then made me appreciate capm beefheart all over again!
PieceofMindmusic 1 year ago
These cuts of meat represent all the prime females that don just used and callously threw away!
Capt. Beefheart you rascal. They say "Take me captain, take me, oh captain my captain" heheh
Seriously though i like cap beefheart and all this clownage. ok with frank is ok with me
ichbineintoober 1 year ago
Nice one Terser. Hope you enjoy the vid I posted. A band carrying on the beefheart flame
leojwelch20 2 years ago
van vliet is a vegetarian
iggypot 2 years ago 3
@ iggypot
that makes this a great 'don't eat meat flick', then don't it? :-)
mooiegarage 1 year ago
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go to edgar broughton apache dropout its brilliant!
keefyd5 2 years ago
the kills cover beefheart? christ...
and by the way, not sure if any of you guys are into the Minutemen but Mike Watt refered to Beefheart as punk too. not saying that is definitive or anything but it does say something about what some of the earlier punk bands thought of these older "proto-punk" bands
dirtbag1713 2 years ago 5
Beefheart is the man!!
PhilipHaze 2 years ago 4
poor pigs get it rough. they lucky the muslims & jews wont eat em or they'd have it even rougher. I like Beefheart pigs & pork
strawwoodclaw 2 years ago 2
i fucking love Beefheart and pork too
bocgas 2 years ago 21
ahah,me too!
riccdrum 2 years ago
God i love this song and i love this video!!!!!!
bbudab 2 years ago 2
No not punk, so much more complicated than punk.
PatrickMFnMurray 2 years ago 3
Yeah, though I have heard Beefheart referred to as "Proto-Punk" a few times.
terser 2 years ago
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You can refer to him as what ever you want to but that doesn't make it true. Punk is great but Beefheart has as much to do with punk as Mozart does with Death metal.
PatrickMFnMurray 2 years ago
Hmmm - I don't think referring to Beefheart as "proto-punk" is unjustified.
Given the time period, this was pretty different stuff: sinister, frightening, uncategorizable, and brash - it really was a NEW sound. This is 1967, and this stuff is definitely not light-hearted, positive-minded hippy music.
Additionally, this surely isn't the easy going commerical rock of the time - this would NOT be easy to sell. It was weird as hell, agressive and challenged existing music. He is proto-punk.
terser 2 years ago
Define punk. Is it all of the things you just listed? Punk bands have been the exact opposite of those things at different time. I define punk as stripped-down rock music because that is usually the only constant in punk bands. Zappa was uncategorizable and brash. Was zappa punk? Robert Johnson was sinister and frightening for his time. Was the "king of the delta blues" punk? My problem with calling Beefheart "punk" is the broadness of this term.The core of punk music is simplicity not publicity
PatrickMFnMurray 2 years ago
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What the fuck... Rock and Roll boiled down is just the blues. Go listen to the fucking Misfits
funwithphobias 2 years ago
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get real thats garbage all recycled garbage for that matter
vargason82 2 years ago
Really? I haven't heard of "the Misfits". They sound like they'd have the blues, being misfits and all..
thefortysixand2 1 year ago
Well if u look back u can find "Proto Punk" even earlier in the mid 60's garage bands, The Sonics, The Wailers and the likes...
Dripser 2 years ago 3
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Listen to The Kills version of thi song.
bbudab 2 years ago
@PatrickMFnMurray
mozart and death metal both really enjoy writing mathematical melodic lines
i mean
grasping at straws, but illustrating you can defend or attack any supposition
mbera11 1 year ago
PUNK CLASSIC!
YamamotoNEW 2 years ago
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he's getting at your mind, in embalming fluid like that primo cut salty pork rind hind ...
ZappaMaskReplica 2 years ago
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ZappaMaskReplica 2 years ago
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Sorry...I mean people who see it,do they really get it?...Lots of people count in "slices"...
sugarfunk75 2 years ago
I have no idea what you are getting at...
terser 2 years ago
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OK,I don't eat meat,or any part of a dead animal.that's where i'm getting at...
sugarfunk75 2 years ago
Animals are delicious. Life feeds on life. So bring her to mother.
marlboro555555 2 years ago 13
marlboro- Exactly.
We have canine teeth for a reason - we are animals and should eat animals.
terser 2 years ago
Good video...but do they really understand????
sugarfunk75 2 years ago
Nice video!
Cracking song!
TheClugger 3 years ago 5
Captain Porkheart?
melvyd2 3 years ago 5
Excellent take on it.
I see what you mean. A lot of people I've introduced the song to had never heard of Beefheart!
HPSmallville 3 years ago 2
Yeah, I'll admit I had never heard of Captain Beefheart until I heard the White Stripe's cover of "Party of Special Things to Do" years ago.
Covers have a purpose.
terser 3 years ago
I think the Kills' cover is amazing.
Not as good as the original. But it's very
good.
HPSmallville 3 years ago 2
I'm not particularly crazy about it, but the key point is that they appreciate Beefheart and are in a way promoting the song.
If anything (regardless of it's good or not) they are creating a gateway to discover Beefheart for those who have never heard of him.
terser 3 years ago
IMO The Kills cover is really really good! People cover songs they love and I don't see anything wrong in that.
Copshootcop74 3 years ago 2
fucking beefheart man...genius! kill the kills' attempt at a cover. DO NOT EVEN TRY! it's like trying to cover jimi. you just can't beat the people from the other place, fuckers!
billyshitcheese 3 years ago
-Safe as milk : De l'art ou du cochon ?
-Les deux, mon capitaine !
DeepFrance 3 years ago
The video reminds me of a Fallout 3 advert!
SkateyRaiden 3 years ago
Awesome choice of a video.
JohnFuckingLennon 3 years ago 4
Hi Terser, do you know the Beefheart track with the line "i ain't got the blues no more ah said" its got wicked harp playing as usual and i thought it might be on Unconditionally gauranteed, but i'm not sure, i need help from an expert on the Captain, cheers Paul.
pmf598 3 years ago
that is "Ah Feel Like Ah Said / Ahcid" from Strictly Personal, it's the opening track.
sbmx 3 years ago
what about this one, in a bluesy wail he yells "Let's go down to the (unintelligible wail)
"let's go down to the (im not sure what he says) I got this stuck in my head, and i can't find the song i heard it on, but i know it was on youtube somewhere.
JesustheLizard 3 years ago
JesustheLizard, you may have heard, "Come on down to the Big Dig!" which is aka 'The Smithsonian Institute Blues'.
"Big Dig" is not a common phrase which may be why you found it unintelligible. But that's one of the reasons I like the Captain's music -- nothing common about it!
YouzTube99 2 years ago
Beefheart kind of sounds like the Kool-Aid man on this one...
FugginNorb 3 years ago
i love how the music changes at 1:04
that shit is trippy
bassistbenito 3 years ago 5
Captain Beefheart is a genius.
youtubbs67 3 years ago 7
hell yeah drop out and work at a slaughter house!! or a textile mill :(
vlietvandon 3 years ago
one of my favorite tracks on the record
jackdollhandler 3 years ago 2
scary as hell.
almadora 3 years ago 4
Man I love this song
nirvana505primus 3 years ago 2
what's up with the paycheck at the end?
Signzit 3 years ago
Ha, I'm not sure.
Maybe they were trying to show how lucrative and satisfying a career in the pork industry can be.
terser 3 years ago
great upload thanks.
Signzit 3 years ago 2
The new high school anthem
Superjew14 3 years ago
makes me want the meat lover's slam at denny's!
redape6870 3 years ago 5
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awful voice!
bukoba 3 years ago
Good! Pork People Like! I Like Pork People! I think this song works better than "china pig" would. IMO, music videos should, in most cases, avoid ever literally illustrating the lyrics of the song. I hate videos like that. What's the point? It does'nt add anything. It only encourages people to be lazy: to rely on others to create a literal visualization of the lyrics for them. It's much better to juxtapose two seemingly unrelated things and allow (or trick) the veiwer into participation with art
crabula 3 years ago 4
music and video good match!
marieddu75 3 years ago
Thanks, been looking for this!!
Brock2097 3 years ago
guessing you couldn't get Beefhearts "China Pig".
epenmedi 3 years ago
Excellent idea, I had never made the connection before. I was just watch pork videos listening to Beefheart one day and thought they fit nicely. I may make a China Pig sometime soon, great idea.
terser 3 years ago
I'm glad you made it to this great raunchy tune. Its the only youtube vid of "dropout boogie", i've seen.
More Beefheart on you tube !!!
epenmedi 3 years ago 4
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haha nice idea, it's just a shame "China Pig" is a shit song.
TheClugger 3 years ago
sweet
jennyhate 4 years ago
thanks
HagusMcFee 4 years ago