Van Der Graaf is my favorite band of all time. Out of all of these prog bands, they are the best. I love them. I just learned of them resently and realize that they are beyond the best of them in different ways.
Hugh Banton is amazing here! He is patching both organs through Schaller Rotosounds and a WEM Copicat tape echo... really basic setup but he gets a full wealth of tones, textures and timbres out of this setup. Amazing performance!
I love his voice, but the only thing is he strains the vibrato and wobbles out at times, but he has a really good voice, better than Peter Gabriel by far. I am not a fan of Genesis
I've listened to thousands of hours of every kind of music over the course of 30 years and I think I can finally conclude that two bands stand out above all others: 70s-era King Crimson (see: Starless) and Van Der Graaf Generator.
I've come back to this one so many times... They didn't play this one too often, did they? Shame, really... It's one of their best, and this rendition is very good indeed, I think.
What makes Van Der Graaf Generator great is that they dropped the number 1 rule of prog rock: sound clean. Even the bands that left the original classic-meets-jazz roots of prog rock behind tend to sound clean. VDGG sounds incredibly aggressive and dirty when they decide to. I would say that even where they seem to sound clean, there is a razor-edge to them. A growl.
My era! As much as Radiohead are brilliant, Muse superb, always VDGG I come back to...man they WERE the days King Crimson, Floyd, GGiant, SDThing, PG Genesis...PHIL Collins you wrecked Genesis
VDGG certainly DID play PoLK live - although not in full I accept. And Pink Floyd certainly did struggle with Echoes live - painful it was. My memory is not failing me - would that were with some of the awful gigs I attended. It seems Prog fans are even more serious now than in the early 70s (no mean task); & my comments were tongue in cheek but nice to be informed sax + piano = 'jazzy' (durrr)! Luckily George Formby, Liberace, Luigi Russolo and Sun Ra lifted me out of proggy misery.
In don't think there is a similarity between echoes and +plague of the lighthouse . as you would know echoes was originally some years older it was called +return of the son of nothing* before they changed the name to *echoes*and the music of Pink floyd is more with keyboards but VdGG is more with piano and saxophone so it gives VdGG a more jazzy character, while floyd been more psychedelic and melodical.pfloyd were more friended with soft machine as with VdGG., iain publisher hawkworldzine
The similarities between this and 'Echoes' by Floyd has always semed a curious coincidence. Both a whole 'side' long, both released in October 1971, both about about sea related matters and both slow ballad verse stuctures with obligatory episodic proggy weird bits. Did they share the same rehearsal space or was it prog-espionage?
PS: Saw both played live at the time, with both bands stuggling at times to keep them together (whereas this vid is edited)... mmm, a side too far methinks?
@J0000OOOO rare songwriter and powerful singer no doubt. I saw him playing live in Athens a couple of weeks ago ...he has played in Greece several times since 1981 and i haven't missed him once ! He still sounds just as great !
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I read elsewhere that at 3:50 the saxophones tend to reproduce the warning horns of two ships in a colision course in front of the lighthouse. At 4:38 the drums emulate the crash. This effect is better felt in the studio version on Pawn Hearts.
i strongly recommend you to google Wilf Turnbull.. He writes unintentionally funny letters to pop stars and wrote to Hammill about this song AND HE REPLIED. It's hysterical
Unable to express where I was when I listened to this about 15 years ago. Great psychedelic sound, very colorful. Does anyone know the inside-picture of the Pawn Hearts-Album, where this song is on? Really weird...! Thanx for posting this video.
And while other bands in the genre made a serious dent in their budget for a lightshow, Van Der Graaf Generator has one I could pay from the change in my wallet. They had but their music.
@Alex. I love Genesis with Gabriel, bought several albums. VDGG however, stands out in (or even outside) prog rock. Surely you hear the vast difference in style between Pink Floyd, Genesis etc and VDGG. If you have Gabriel solo, check the album notes, you might find a P. Hammill noted as a background singer.
They're so cool and creepy! Thanks so much for uploading this performance. It sucks me in and pushes me away at the same time, I'm so unsettled by it. Incredible.
I just bought the album this song was released from and the album is killer. I loved every track. They are the darkest and strangest prog band ever....
nothing to argue about, it was a hallowed list which included Paddy McAloon, Kirsty MacColl (RIP), Paul McCartney, and Declan McManus. But the king or queen of the 21st Century has to be Rufus McWainwright.
I walk this earth and this music is part of my past and present. Pawn Hearts, influenced a lot of my friends, however they did'nt understand it at first...later on they become hugh fans!
These guys kept it real, never sold out. Peter Hamill can still reach the notes in concert too. Genesis may have made it big in the 80s with their hit singles, but they lost a lot of their prog cred. VDGG is still putting out prog albums and touring.
when I first heard Supper´s Ready by Genesis a few years ago, i thought I would never find anything just as interesting as that song. But now I realise this song may be as good or even better!
agree it s different maybe vdgg music goes deeper in the free jazz baroque and experimental area that gives you this fabulous feeling of " chaos through the universe" "picture lighthouse", the last section of "lemmings"
This makes me want to be transported back in time to a place where discovering new music was so good and I was a handsome young man, Not the old man I see in the mirror now!
@MrBassmanbongo Thanx for the comment, yes I do have a pulse and I do enjoy life and a lot of modern music too, but today`s music doesn`t have the same magic that the prog rock of the late sixties / early seventies had. I think I have a point cos my 2 sons, both in their 20`s, love a lot of the old stuff too Both say they would like to have been around then! All the best, and good listening.
@clarkyt1956 At least you were there at this time. I was born in '92 and i only wish i was there when the albums Pawn Hearts, Close to the edge, In the court of the crimson king... came out
@thesubstitutes01 hey now you have Lady Gaga and Justin Beeber. Don't you think things have improved? blgareged mombo posteereieus molecular moggogooooo..dlsere
@jeanlucchapelon Banco Del Mutuso Soccorso is up there with the best people too that I have heard in this genre. I love VDGG alot but I also love Aphrodite's Child. Big GG fan too...Renaissance is so under-rated.
That is what good music does to you, it makes you want to reach into other areas of the human mind. A nice bowl of green and a great prog rock album helps you relax and reflect on creativity, your past, your future, and life all around....
People who even mention Spinal Tap on this thread, do not deserve to experience the genius of this clip. It is just insulting!(hope it was meant to be a joke :S)
Rubbish. Get back to what you do best. Defrauding. Flogging Genesis material you don't have the rights to for disproportionately large ammounts of money. There is a reason you lost your first youtube account sucker, because it is a thinly veiled ruse for flogging illegal Genesis material.
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actually no, it was because of a 3rd time uploading a video that a 3rd party claimed infringement. It was "Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum. The other 2 were a Black Sabbath video and Genesis Midnight Special -which they don't own. As for your other claim, don't get yourself in a tizzy - I practically introduced the world to 70s Genesis on youtube back in 2005 - a free advertising of that era if you will. They are doing very well in that dept. thank you.
What a fucking wanker egomaniac this tommygun1028 joker is. You introduced Genesis to youtube? My ass! Next you're going to claim nobody knew Genesis in North America before you introduced them. Fucking geek, get a life loser.
They don't make a penny, same with your Sabbath video. I've dealt with you before regarding the Sabbath video, and you were full of your own self importance because you got your thumb out your ass and remaster a betamax tape you made of the Sabbath broadcast. You don't own the master tapes for either show, you merely flog stuff you don't own the full rights to.
Van Der Graaf Generator. What a band.
Wish David Jackson still played with them, his Sax playing was ace
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pinkfloyd1979 6 days ago
Van Der Graaf is my favorite band of all time. Out of all of these prog bands, they are the best. I love them. I just learned of them resently and realize that they are beyond the best of them in different ways.
peoniesfleur 1 week ago
the saxofonist = weird al yankovic
lelobm 3 weeks ago
Hugh Banton is amazing here! He is patching both organs through Schaller Rotosounds and a WEM Copicat tape echo... really basic setup but he gets a full wealth of tones, textures and timbres out of this setup. Amazing performance!
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I love his voice, but the only thing is he strains the vibrato and wobbles out at times, but he has a really good voice, better than Peter Gabriel by far. I am not a fan of Genesis
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What a awesome and emotive song! Wonderful.
peoniesfleur 1 month ago
I've listened to thousands of hours of every kind of music over the course of 30 years and I think I can finally conclude that two bands stand out above all others: 70s-era King Crimson (see: Starless) and Van Der Graaf Generator.
The sparklers were hilarious.
tdichiara2008 2 months ago
@tdichiara2008 i concur
h4wklord 1 month ago
:D
thegreatdeceiver21 2 months ago
an.. great wem copicat on the organ !!!
peppinodeleo 3 months ago
super!
peppinodeleo 3 months ago
I hate Peter Hammill's voice, a lot... but man this is good music.
Tengent 3 months ago
I've come back to this one so many times... They didn't play this one too often, did they? Shame, really... It's one of their best, and this rendition is very good indeed, I think.
Innerspace100 3 months ago
I'm hook to Van der Graaf Generator since 1977 and I had the chance to see them a couple of time in Montreal(Canada) back then !!
normy1960 3 months ago
how often I heard this song again and again (and my neighbours too) ---
hammillmaniac 4 months ago
What makes Van Der Graaf Generator great is that they dropped the number 1 rule of prog rock: sound clean. Even the bands that left the original classic-meets-jazz roots of prog rock behind tend to sound clean. VDGG sounds incredibly aggressive and dirty when they decide to. I would say that even where they seem to sound clean, there is a razor-edge to them. A growl.
eblonk10 4 months ago
My era! As much as Radiohead are brilliant, Muse superb, always VDGG I come back to...man they WERE the days King Crimson, Floyd, GGiant, SDThing, PG Genesis...PHIL Collins you wrecked Genesis
VantiveMan 5 months ago
Sensational !
ibolomania 5 months ago
fantastic, extraordinary and unique
jicnacio 6 months ago
this will be thought of as the pinnacle from the era of prog rock! (+ perhaps Genesis Suppers ready)
stone8man 7 months ago
This is great, didn't know such a good video from this time existed of Van Der Graff.
Love the Hohner Pianet- a very underrated little keyboard
tomdcour 9 months ago
woah, this video is much more clearer than the one that I have :o
mexicotaco0913 9 months ago
@MrMeddled :) Love those guys
simonalamona345 9 months ago
that's pretty amazing
pozzi0 10 months ago
Every band should have a display of candles and sparklers ; )
MrBassmanbongo 10 months ago 2
VDGG certainly DID play PoLK live - although not in full I accept. And Pink Floyd certainly did struggle with Echoes live - painful it was. My memory is not failing me - would that were with some of the awful gigs I attended. It seems Prog fans are even more serious now than in the early 70s (no mean task); & my comments were tongue in cheek but nice to be informed sax + piano = 'jazzy' (durrr)! Luckily George Formby, Liberace, Luigi Russolo and Sun Ra lifted me out of proggy misery.
DannyDesperate 10 months ago
In don't think there is a similarity between echoes and +plague of the lighthouse . as you would know echoes was originally some years older it was called +return of the son of nothing* before they changed the name to *echoes*and the music of Pink floyd is more with keyboards but VdGG is more with piano and saxophone so it gives VdGG a more jazzy character, while floyd been more psychedelic and melodical.pfloyd were more friended with soft machine as with VdGG., iain publisher hawkworldzine
iainhawkzinekhan 10 months ago
The similarities between this and 'Echoes' by Floyd has always semed a curious coincidence. Both a whole 'side' long, both released in October 1971, both about about sea related matters and both slow ballad verse stuctures with obligatory episodic proggy weird bits. Did they share the same rehearsal space or was it prog-espionage?
PS: Saw both played live at the time, with both bands stuggling at times to keep them together (whereas this vid is edited)... mmm, a side too far methinks?
DannyDesperate 10 months ago
Hamill's voice utterly ruins Van der Graaf's music.
This band never did it for me.
MrHistorian123 11 months ago
@MrHistorian123 Well, it's one of the strong points for me.
simonalamona345 11 months ago
@MrHistorian123 Sorry, not true.
ShishiSonson 10 months ago
Guys Evans, Hugh Banton and David Jackson gave Peter a special sound.
thenimbleone 1 year ago
Van Der Graaf is so underrated... this is real music
pillutimati 1 year ago
van der graaf generator are one of the best bands ever heard...
diomidis69 1 year ago 7
Peter Hammill is my favourite person on earth. I honestly don't regard anyone to be half the singer or songwriter as him.
J0000OOOO 1 year ago
@J0000OOOO rare songwriter and powerful singer no doubt. I saw him playing live in Athens a couple of weeks ago ...he has played in Greece several times since 1981 and i haven't missed him once ! He still sounds just as great !
MrLizardisle 1 year ago
I mean, seriously. Amazing.
drwugong 1 year ago
otra joya del youtube...
teakata 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL SONG
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chenierzmarcgmail 1 year ago
Best of the best Prog Ecletic Rock SOngs!
palteonato 1 year ago
I shudder to think how many bands like this were NOT discovered by Tony Stratton-Smith and never got a recoding contract.
FlyingJunk 1 year ago
I loove Van Der Fraaf...
FARFALLONEBICCHIERE 1 year ago
I read elsewhere that at 3:50 the saxophones tend to reproduce the warning horns of two ships in a colision course in front of the lighthouse. At 4:38 the drums emulate the crash. This effect is better felt in the studio version on Pawn Hearts.
RINLEW 1 year ago
listen to echoes! PF
umpsumps 1 year ago
i strongly recommend you to google Wilf Turnbull.. He writes unintentionally funny letters to pop stars and wrote to Hammill about this song AND HE REPLIED. It's hysterical
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figueroanando 1 year ago
every time i see this (which is really often) i am wondering where to get the whole video... anyone ideas? id be greatfull if you'd message me...
TheNakedSun 2 years ago
You can find it on a DVD called "The Live Broadcast".
styx49 2 years ago
@ the Naked Sun,I just returned the DVD to Netfilx the other night.
HawkRock50 1 year ago
It's on the Godbluff Live DVD.
TrevRockOne 1 year ago
Unable to express where I was when I listened to this about 15 years ago. Great psychedelic sound, very colorful. Does anyone know the inside-picture of the Pawn Hearts-Album, where this song is on? Really weird...! Thanx for posting this video.
bigbadberlin 2 years ago
I wish they recorded things analog with this gear. Listen to that snare sound. Of course most credit goes to the members of VDGG
EyMeng 2 years ago
Reminder: Watch the 4 parts of this GEM for the perfect whole!
They form one of the greatest/best musical pyrotechnics ever made!!!
This is the best Christmas present I can give you.
Five fire ball stars******. Amazing!!!
davidsanful 2 years ago 3
Could there be a greater music video? One of my top ten favorite songs. This live performance lacks nothing. Thanks for the vid.
mauricemorning 2 years ago 2
This voice coming from the deepest place of the Human been!, sounds like an echo of a light!
Robert, you're one of my favorites.
tatactic 2 years ago
brilliant band experimenting with sound very pyschedelic and sinister
TheGm66 2 years ago
awe inspiring
jstock2317 2 years ago
Interesting music and good singer. How old is this video? (looks really old)
mamlasu 2 years ago 3
early 70s I think
vivafra87 2 years ago
And while other bands in the genre made a serious dent in their budget for a lightshow, Van Der Graaf Generator has one I could pay from the change in my wallet. They had but their music.
@Alex. I love Genesis with Gabriel, bought several albums. VDGG however, stands out in (or even outside) prog rock. Surely you hear the vast difference in style between Pink Floyd, Genesis etc and VDGG. If you have Gabriel solo, check the album notes, you might find a P. Hammill noted as a background singer.
erwinblonk 2 years ago 2
brilliant and professional
mobyboy 2 years ago
Alex, yes we have all heard Genesis with Peter Gabriel and he is great.
bruckner66 2 years ago
Hugh Banton's hand at 5:10 is a pale sightless sea creature crawling slowly through the depths.
Disestabulistic 2 years ago
Cool.
oxfordbiker 2 years ago
They're so cool and creepy! Thanks so much for uploading this performance. It sucks me in and pushes me away at the same time, I'm so unsettled by it. Incredible.
JUMBAGO 2 years ago
fucking amazing
ranXerox09 2 years ago
i am also fan of genesis and agry whit you.these groups staps our generation,as they make us,to discovery our soul.i always be gracefull to them
AlexTheGood1 2 years ago
I just bought the album this song was released from and the album is killer. I loved every track. They are the darkest and strangest prog band ever....
SephynnXx 2 years ago
King Crimson can also be pretty dark, buts that is why i love both these bands. the more serious aspect of prog rock
767fife 2 years ago 3
WOW this video version is just ... sublime ...
Although I'm not sure about that police uniform :)
obiwanceleri 2 years ago
Does anyone know if this performance appears on some live album/bootleg from VDGG and what one?
Snitsie 2 years ago
Best prog song ever!
LiteracyLabyrinth 2 years ago 2
anyone know what keyboard peter hamill is playing on in the video?
Ziraffo 2 years ago
I believe that it is a Wurlitzer electric piano, but I'm no expert.
myworms 2 years ago
Its a Hohner Pianet N. Its a crude electric piano experiment from before the clavinets.
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damn it... shit... hate this song...lagu bodoh betol
miQaeLryshah 2 years ago
dont forget syd barrett
diegokobe 2 years ago
you've made a great selection!
ppihan 2 years ago
Peter Hammil has been called by NME as one of the premiere songwriters of the late 20th century...why argue...
TheMitzjob 2 years ago
nothing to argue about, it was a hallowed list which included Paddy McAloon, Kirsty MacColl (RIP), Paul McCartney, and Declan McManus. But the king or queen of the 21st Century has to be Rufus McWainwright.
spikerooney011 2 years ago
wow i guess this is the best band in the history of music
peteONspeed 2 years ago
huge boner. hugggggee!
scapista 2 years ago
Still amazing to see what those guys could make with basic analog technology.
krome50 2 years ago 2
just seen them at the opera house in toronto.......they kicked ass!!
questforbooze 2 years ago
what is this song about?
BeerIdol 2 years ago
The whole Pawn Hearts album is about schizophrenia
MisterSfigatedMusico 2 years ago
I walk this earth and this music is part of my past and present. Pawn Hearts, influenced a lot of my friends, however they did'nt understand it at first...later on they become hugh fans!
henkcroes 2 years ago
a masterpiece
panklucznik 2 years ago 8
These guys kept it real, never sold out. Peter Hamill can still reach the notes in concert too. Genesis may have made it big in the 80s with their hit singles, but they lost a lot of their prog cred. VDGG is still putting out prog albums and touring.
MandrakeMoorglade 2 years ago 3
Genesis where born before the 80s!!!!
In the 80s they weren't big at all, they didn't have Peter Gabriel!!!
PippoBlues93 2 years ago
you have not hear genesis with peter gabriel
AlexTheGood1 2 years ago
oh, this is gorgeous
Pectiniculus 2 years ago 5
when I first heard Supper´s Ready by Genesis a few years ago, i thought I would never find anything just as interesting as that song. But now I realise this song may be as good or even better!
ste7ind 2 years ago 3
i dunno about better.. different. hard to compare.
kingcrimson234 2 years ago
agreed!
ste7ind 2 years ago
agree it s different maybe vdgg music goes deeper in the free jazz baroque and experimental area that gives you this fabulous feeling of " chaos through the universe" "picture lighthouse", the last section of "lemmings"
"boat of millions years" are good examples
cosmojairzinho14 2 years ago
This makes me want to be transported back in time to a place where discovering new music was so good and I was a handsome young man, Not the old man I see in the mirror now!
clarkyt1956 2 years ago 23
@clarkyt1956 Oh come on, dont feel so sorry for yourself, youve still got a pulse !
MrBassmanbongo 10 months ago
@MrBassmanbongo Thanx for the comment, yes I do have a pulse and I do enjoy life and a lot of modern music too, but today`s music doesn`t have the same magic that the prog rock of the late sixties / early seventies had. I think I have a point cos my 2 sons, both in their 20`s, love a lot of the old stuff too Both say they would like to have been around then! All the best, and good listening.
clarkyt1956 10 months ago
@clarkyt1956 Godspeed
simonalamona345 9 months ago
@clarkyt1956 past its remembered in present !!! its a construction
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@clarkyt1956 At least you were there at this time. I was born in '92 and i only wish i was there when the albums Pawn Hearts, Close to the edge, In the court of the crimson king... came out
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@thesubstitutes01 hey now you have Lady Gaga and Justin Beeber. Don't you think things have improved? blgareged mombo posteereieus molecular moggogooooo..dlsere
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On the other hand, you don't have to wait until the albums come out, they are already there. Silver lining, methinks.
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@jeanlucchapelon Banco Del Mutuso Soccorso is up there with the best people too that I have heard in this genre. I love VDGG alot but I also love Aphrodite's Child. Big GG fan too...Renaissance is so under-rated.
peoniesfleur 4 weeks ago
@clarkyt1956 At least you had chance to hear quality,,,,,,,,,,and recognise it
TheTwilightalehouse 3 months ago
Is hammil reading a page from the pawn hearts album with the lyrics?
jamalam17z7 2 years ago
Calling VDGG pretentious is a little like saying Shakespeare was illiterate, don't let the troll get to you ... Great performance ^^
AFX09 2 years ago 10
@AFX09 VDGG and PH are geniuses. as the saying goes, Talent does what it can, genius does what it must.
Amazing to see this video. You are right
nickdryad 4 months ago
That's not necessary man! hahahaha, music is the best drug!!! It makes you reach other dimensions in itself hahaha!!!
Five fire ball stars******. Amazing!!!
davidsanful 2 years ago 22
@davidsanful Lame
JackBlair2 1 year ago
@JackBlair2 Because your comment was so much better.
LMA0NAISE 1 year ago
@davidsanful so many "hahaha"... are you stupid?
RaulGordonG 1 year ago
This band makes me want to take drugs...
That is what good music does to you, it makes you want to reach into other areas of the human mind. A nice bowl of green and a great prog rock album helps you relax and reflect on creativity, your past, your future, and life all around....
SephynnXx 2 years ago 4
And what about Mike Giles?
Robusto103 3 years ago 3
lol 40 you say? thats great! sounds very interesting btw, would love to hear it somehow. ;)
MikeAdupont 3 years ago
absolutely my favorite. I just cannot believe how well this sits with my ears!
MikeAdupont 3 years ago
The sad thing is that i really can't tell if you're joking.
Slntpsych 3 years ago
PLEASE!!! Watch the 4 parts of this GEM for the perfect whole! They form one of the greatest/best musical pyrotechnics ever made!!!!!!!
Five fire ball stars******. Amazing!!!
davidsanful 3 years ago 5
i love that drummer
56aviatordude 3 years ago 4
This brilliant piece ( VDGG's finest track ) inspired Genesis to compose Supper's Ready.
love it !
Kelt1c71 3 years ago 3
it would inspire me too! I think this may be my favorit prog. song, which is a very bold thing to say. I also really like Godbluff.
MikeAdupont 3 years ago
Love the song,thanks for sharing video.Peace and unconditional love..
Gazella7 3 years ago 2
At 5:07 Banton slows down his tape echo slightly to get this amazing chorus effect. I fucking love that moment.
VDGG94ki 3 years ago 2
People who even mention Spinal Tap on this thread, do not deserve to experience the genius of this clip. It is just insulting!(hope it was meant to be a joke :S)
ste8ind 3 years ago
Oh look, a troll.
HD41117 3 years ago
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This is not going to be popular here but they sure sound like Spinal Tap, especially during the Stonehenge sequence
Tommygun1028 3 years ago
Rubbish. Get back to what you do best. Defrauding. Flogging Genesis material you don't have the rights to for disproportionately large ammounts of money. There is a reason you lost your first youtube account sucker, because it is a thinly veiled ruse for flogging illegal Genesis material.
VDGG94ki 3 years ago 4
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actually no, it was because of a 3rd time uploading a video that a 3rd party claimed infringement. It was "Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum. The other 2 were a Black Sabbath video and Genesis Midnight Special -which they don't own. As for your other claim, don't get yourself in a tizzy - I practically introduced the world to 70s Genesis on youtube back in 2005 - a free advertising of that era if you will. They are doing very well in that dept. thank you.
Tommygun1028 3 years ago
What a fucking wanker egomaniac this tommygun1028 joker is. You introduced Genesis to youtube? My ass! Next you're going to claim nobody knew Genesis in North America before you introduced them. Fucking geek, get a life loser.
alden21 3 years ago 3
They don't make a penny, same with your Sabbath video. I've dealt with you before regarding the Sabbath video, and you were full of your own self importance because you got your thumb out your ass and remaster a betamax tape you made of the Sabbath broadcast. You don't own the master tapes for either show, you merely flog stuff you don't own the full rights to.
VDGG94ki 3 years ago
are you kidding me these guys are pure genius. spinal tap is a joke.
-peace
peterhamilrules 3 years ago 6
still years ahead of their time!
thirdbardo67 3 years ago 2
Fantastic quality! Rare to see such a complicated song being performed perfectly.
KingCrimson12 3 years ago 2
fantastico! ma dove li trovi questi video rarissimi? the plague c'era già ma il video era di una qualità scarsissima, niente in confronto a questo
FlavioPremoli 4 years ago
bel video, davvero. ma tu sei davvero flavio premoli?
maxpippobianca 3 years ago
Oh, God. This is so fuck great. One of the best sings of this band. For now is just I can say.
carolufc 4 years ago