No wonder Paul Thompson is called The Great Paul Thompson, with breaks like the one starting at 5.06 ! Plus he's bloody powerful without being flashy. And listen to how he backs Ferry's vocals - he knows exactly when to open up and be heard and when to be an accompanist. A great drummer - no, sorry, I mean a brilliant drummer.
Great rendition. love the lines, "Next time is the best time we all know. But if there is no next time, ... where to go?" Koanesque and true. We all look for ever greater fulfillment in the future. But what happens if there is no next time. Only Brian Ferry could deliver "Where to go?' as such a genuine query and yet with confidence in the journey. Like Mott I discovered Roxy after they'd been around for a couple of years & thought, "How could I not have known about these guys yet?" Greg Gibbs
I read in a John Cale interview that Brian Eno became highly averse to performing on stage. Apparently Eno even broke his promise to Cale that they would perform their 1990 joint album live, causing a rift between the two. It's hard to believe when you watch him shimmying in this concert. Awesomeness!
This was the beginning of the Roxy Music ' Revelation' that started a whole new sub-culture within the music scene, and heavily influenced dozens of other famous bands for the next 10 years! Awesome....
@stevemangler1 Man that is totally on the button. They were so avant garde. How I loved that initial line up. Brian Eno and Andy Mackay wringing all manner of sounds from sax. The very first album I ever bought, shared with my Sister, because we loved the cover, mysterious and so chique. Genius, pure genius. Respect!!!!!!!
In ancient times I purchased the vinyl "Roxy Music" (first album) which opened with this song.
At the time, one had to imagine what Roxy Music sounded like live, three television networks, no internet, no YouTube and virtually no appearances on American television.
Anyway, I am astounded at how stiff the recorded version sounds in comparison to this raucous jam .(Roxy jamming? Knock me over with a feather!)
Grateful that I can see these performances after all these years.
So ahead of their time. they played fancy sounding, actually proffessionally done punk rock (new wave?) reminscent of Talking Heads and influenced vast amounts of artists (David Bowie being a big one). Why the fuck they are so underrated and overlooked is beyond me... Should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by now..
I advise everyone to watch the more than splendid upload by stephenhaskell of "Street Life" (from the same Musikladen 1973-special) here on You Tube" - sheer perfection in style and music ! And they used wireless instruments at that time which was absolute news !
the perfect mix of inspired amateurism, prog, and flat-out killer rock n roll. manzanera is my fave underrated guitarist. this was available on VHS with some of the later musikladen footage (w/out eno), but i haven't seen it on DVD (in the US).
Stunning jam!!..Like all the band was trying to outplay each other and Ferry was never on better form.
Could anyone tell me if this concert can be obtained on DVD... I saw "In every dream home a heartache.." from the same concert, and thats fantastic as well. Roxy Rocks.!!
OMG!! I remember why this was my fav band. Here they each out-did each other - Eno, Manzanera, Andy, Ferry AND "Pudge" Thompson!! and looked great! p.s. Brian still looked just as good last year when I met him!
@OlausPulaus Your right you know! Never even crossed my mind that it may have been..Dug around the net and it seems to have been on a car that was driven by a beautifull woman Brian Ferry liked the look of..
Really interesting how the stuff Eno is doing sounds like the kind of thing "DJs" were doing with their scratch platters years later. Very pioneering. One of the only bands that my Mrs likes that I think is truly incredible (I'm mostly a jazz ala Miles Davis fan)
@loxi59tica it's in a German theatre, it housed around 2000 people, it was like their night out and it held a host of bands from everywhere, these bands were the foreign attraction, so maybe even unknown, and the music was so different to the German scene then...... If you see any other clips of groups, Bowie, Ramones, Stevie Wonder.. It's the same thing, the stage was made to look like a small club. I love it myself actually!
@loxi59tica If you look immediately in front of the stage there was a camera crew filming, getting all those front stage shots. The audience has been pushed back and there's no room to dance.
Actually, the band improved greatly when Jobson replaced Eno. Eno's contribution to Roxy was always overestimated. It was never even as great as Mackay's or Manzanera's. Jobson's performance on "Out of the Blue" alone surpasses anything Eno did in the band. I saw this as a huge fan of Eno's solo work.
ENO indeed Dylan!! i only really liked Roxy until Eno went, I kind of went with him.... saw them back in 72 at the Farx in Potters Bar supporting Pretty Things after hearing them on Peel's show doing the Bob medley, great they were too.
This blew my mind! My friend Colin brought the album on the friday back in '72 and we went to see them at The George in Croydon on the sunday. We turned up early and helped Roxy in with their equipment, got in for free and met them all, then watched a fab gig! Haha...my life's not been the same since!
@soulchosen:It was a special on Germany´s first public channel,do you think the audience should have stormed the stage?When i watch"Top Of The Pops-"or"Old Grey Whistle Test"-audiences here-they were equally lame.It was a time when hippies were sitting on the ground mostly l i s t e n i n g to concerts in halls or open air,the dancing came only back in 1975 with the disco wave+in 1976 with the punk/new wave scene.Roxy Music+New York Dolls+Bowie were fighting Yes+overlong boring prog rock trax!
Ironically, I well remember the first time I heard this tune in '72...a drug-hazed era, it was.
It's a bit of genius. Catchy and kitschy...junk makes you itchy.
MotherFunkAndWagnall 1 day ago
No wonder Paul Thompson is called The Great Paul Thompson, with breaks like the one starting at 5.06 ! Plus he's bloody powerful without being flashy. And listen to how he backs Ferry's vocals - he knows exactly when to open up and be heard and when to be an accompanist. A great drummer - no, sorry, I mean a brilliant drummer.
DanRislor 1 week ago
Smokin live performance. Just discovering Roxy Music is like finding gold....
ranstanding 1 week ago
Phil has a smokin' searing guitar solo
Andrewsuber 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
this is for all ma peepz
BTW I want Enos purple feathers
katoklzmk 1 month ago
Great rendition. love the lines, "Next time is the best time we all know. But if there is no next time, ... where to go?" Koanesque and true. We all look for ever greater fulfillment in the future. But what happens if there is no next time. Only Brian Ferry could deliver "Where to go?' as such a genuine query and yet with confidence in the journey. Like Mott I discovered Roxy after they'd been around for a couple of years & thought, "How could I not have known about these guys yet?" Greg Gibbs
6664818GGG 3 months ago
The 1 dislike pressed the wrong button by mistake.?
Kristopful 3 months ago
F'k . One of the best live performances ever.
The views are not so high, as ppl don't know about this Iconic live performance
Kristopful 3 months ago
This is the most ridiculously amazing music performance ever. I've watched this dozens of times and it always takes my breath away.
chyawanprashfanatic 3 months ago
I read in a John Cale interview that Brian Eno became highly averse to performing on stage. Apparently Eno even broke his promise to Cale that they would perform their 1990 joint album live, causing a rift between the two. It's hard to believe when you watch him shimmying in this concert. Awesomeness!
fieldingista 3 months ago
Saxophonist licks the cymbal at 2:07...anyone?
Taffypoison 4 months ago
for some is hard to understand how this guys infuenced sex pistols
ColdOasisU2 4 months ago
Only in the 70's could an all-white lounge suit look understated!
thompsoee 5 months ago
Mackay quoting Das Lied Der Deutschen? Classic!
nlm1984 5 months ago
@nlm1984 must've been taped for a beat club show . . .
micheljch 2 months ago
1 person didn't like Eno being in a feather boa.
peasantsoul 5 months ago 9
Lord help me, but I adore Roxy so...!
silv3rchim3 5 months ago
what i' m gonna say will be probably dissed..
but this sound is really the essence of heavy metal.
Manic and on tune.
Fuckin' brilliant!
touaregk 6 months ago
fantastic! and charming Eno in plumes))
spirenkovaFM 6 months ago 2
First time I heard this, I assumed it was made about ten years after it actually was! Truly amazing.
sanjhunt 6 months ago
Such a great performance. I'll be seeing Bryan in October. I wish I was seeing Roxy Music back in the seventies though... Haha
ballicks 6 months ago
This is just the perfect song if u want to air guitar alone, front of your comp.
Canardodo 6 months ago
Unbelievably underrated band!!
shyguy76 7 months ago
This is amazing (but it's Roxy, so expect no less). How does Andy Mackay have any breath left?? Just wow.
shinysynthcity 7 months ago
Superb band, superb musicians. So far ahead of their time, and rocking like nobody's business. No band today gets anywhere near this.
Weirdbald 7 months ago
enorific!
wallosund 7 months ago 2
On most planets, it's illegal to rock that hard.
telegrammsamm 7 months ago 2
Great progressive punk song, great performance and solos. Thanks for posting this letpunk.
marcfedak 8 months ago
These took a time machine to the gig.....
rtsinister 8 months ago
This was the beginning of the Roxy Music ' Revelation' that started a whole new sub-culture within the music scene, and heavily influenced dozens of other famous bands for the next 10 years! Awesome....
dirk1959 8 months ago
Brain status: Melted
wuidyen 8 months ago
cool
joebstarsurfer 9 months ago
oooh Look, Musicians that can play instruments. Fucking tremendous.
sheffield1867 9 months ago 2
Unreal . + To think of the era '71-'72 ? They blew away just about everybody .
You name it + I'm sure they'd have kicked their asses ha ha .
That's about as heavy punk aggressive progressive whatever as it gets .
stevemangler1 10 months ago 5
@stevemangler1 Man that is totally on the button. They were so avant garde. How I loved that initial line up. Brian Eno and Andy Mackay wringing all manner of sounds from sax. The very first album I ever bought, shared with my Sister, because we loved the cover, mysterious and so chique. Genius, pure genius. Respect!!!!!!!
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chemicalkid100 1 year ago
God damn. (Almost) 40 years later, and this still rips my face off.
glennpagemusic 1 year ago 14
Best song made by them,
so talented guys
roxy music for life
ramone 1 year ago 2
This is a fantastic version, where's it taken from?
TheGoodmansRadioShow 1 year ago
The band with two Brians!
astrophonix 1 year ago
In ancient times I purchased the vinyl "Roxy Music" (first album) which opened with this song.
At the time, one had to imagine what Roxy Music sounded like live, three television networks, no internet, no YouTube and virtually no appearances on American television.
Anyway, I am astounded at how stiff the recorded version sounds in comparison to this raucous jam .(Roxy jamming? Knock me over with a feather!)
Grateful that I can see these performances after all these years.
samtheman1957 1 year ago 4
So ahead of their time. they played fancy sounding, actually proffessionally done punk rock (new wave?) reminscent of Talking Heads and influenced vast amounts of artists (David Bowie being a big one). Why the fuck they are so underrated and overlooked is beyond me... Should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by now..
DrugStabbingTime 1 year ago
@DrugStabbingTime
they played punk rock before punk* which Talking Heads must have heard**
DrugStabbingTime 1 year ago
why what?
satorotas93 1 year ago
The embryology of Punk Rock. I wonder why Sex Pistols don't made a cover of this masterpiece.
huzdra 1 year ago
i'm hard
kellyanquoe 1 year ago
He still has mojo.
sydferret 1 year ago
one word---mindblowing!
bdfilms01 1 year ago
AMAZING! Eno, Matazera and Ferry at its best!!!!!!!!
snelitt 1 year ago
Eno is a freak! But what a freak! Love the full deal! Sweeeeeeeeeeeet!
millstreet11 1 year ago
Verry exciting!!!
citimen10 1 year ago
I advise everyone to watch the more than splendid upload by stephenhaskell of "Street Life" (from the same Musikladen 1973-special) here on You Tube" - sheer perfection in style and music ! And they used wireless instruments at that time which was absolute news !
MrSKINFLICK 1 year ago
I love Eno's outfit! The feather shoulderpads are priceless.
hansisalive 1 year ago
WOW! This is even wilder than the August 1972 Paris Theatre show! And thanks for the post,I'm gonna have to hunt down this DVD!!! And quick.
I'm gonna watch this together with Stereolabs' French Disko!
MrSphibe 1 year ago
fucking great
manusch23 1 year ago
I have the musicladen DVD..this is one of the best roxy performances I've seen archive wise...
NYrocknrollbitch 1 year ago
cette version la ,est tout a fait Exelente et très bien enregistré ! j'adore
MrPougetoux 1 year ago
CPL593H...to use a Car registration Number as a corus.!!
Inspirational genius.
Kristopful 1 year ago
the perfect mix of inspired amateurism, prog, and flat-out killer rock n roll. manzanera is my fave underrated guitarist. this was available on VHS with some of the later musikladen footage (w/out eno), but i haven't seen it on DVD (in the US).
tbzeee 1 year ago
@tbzeee I agree and he wasn't even their first choice 'perfect guitarist' but started off as a roadie for them!
maclennan73 1 year ago
I have been yesterday in Bonn, excellent concert! The best one... they open with Re-Make, Re-Model!
bafaism 1 year ago
Fuckin' YESSSSSS! Astoundingly good! :)
impiboy 1 year ago
they performed editions of you on during the same set, it was on youtube until it was recently deleted. what a version that was too..
sheffield1867 1 year ago
Stunning jam!!..Like all the band was trying to outplay each other and Ferry was never on better form.
Could anyone tell me if this concert can be obtained on DVD... I saw "In every dream home a heartache.." from the same concert, and thats fantastic as well. Roxy Rocks.!!
Kristopful 1 year ago
Love how each member gets a little solo, so Andy Mackay does Deutchland uber alles! Roxy FTW!
astrophonix 1 year ago
What a row! And every note of it is wonderful.
schragemusik 1 year ago
Yes, 4:39. Burned into the frontal lobe. Undeniably underrated as musicians.
alasyon 1 year ago
oh yeah. FUCK yeah,great way to start my morning.
jasonbigelow 1 year ago
I can't stop watching this!
Roodillon 1 year ago
@Roodillon
Neither can I. I have to go and lie down every time I see it. If I play it too loud I start wanting to smash furniture.
It's amazing.
fixbarber73 1 year ago
4:39 cooks!!!
Roodillon 1 year ago
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Roodillon 1 year ago
6 minutes of pure greatness
JackM2409 1 year ago
I love it! Who could ever want more? Roxy! Roxy! Roxy!
industrialsun 1 year ago
OMG!! I remember why this was my fav band. Here they each out-did each other - Eno, Manzanera, Andy, Ferry AND "Pudge" Thompson!! and looked great! p.s. Brian still looked just as good last year when I met him!
MsMelvin18 1 year ago
5:00!
kurukuruparify 1 year ago
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tdichiara2008 1 year ago
lol that the creepy singer... wou o-o-o
thewinebottle 1 year ago
Letpunk.Kudos for such a good post with good audio! Nice Crazy Roxy! I watched this version 3 days ago & it's been stuck in my head since! CPL593H
mac6away 1 year ago
@mac6away CPL593H Wasn't that the register plate on Ferry's car?
OlausPulaus 1 year ago
@OlausPulaus Your right you know! Never even crossed my mind that it may have been..Dug around the net and it seems to have been on a car that was driven by a beautifull woman Brian Ferry liked the look of..
mac6away 1 year ago
Really interesting how the stuff Eno is doing sounds like the kind of thing "DJs" were doing with their scratch platters years later. Very pioneering. One of the only bands that my Mrs likes that I think is truly incredible (I'm mostly a jazz ala Miles Davis fan)
talkingwall 1 year ago
CPL593H
surfinjo 1 year ago
Wonderful drumming.
Maquiladora83 1 year ago 3
This is the single greatest music video on all of youtube. Manzanera's amazing, so is Thompson
Ptrgamb 1 year ago 4
so godamm great. words..... useless!
rhythmcorp 1 year ago
one of roxy at their very finest!
suzesrc 1 year ago
roxy on fiiiiiiire here
kaini 1 year ago
Mental!
vunderground1 1 year ago
This is THE great Paul Thompson beat!
Super
borjokos 1 year ago
Class.
kulika73 1 year ago
SUPERB!
L0K3 2 years ago 2
Phil Manzanera looks like a Klingon.
TylerStDa 2 years ago 4
great version thank for uploading
Avalonesque 2 years ago 3
The audience seems to comprise of cardboard cutouts.
loxi59tica 2 years ago 13
@loxi59tica
HAHAHAHA
DrugStabbingTime 1 year ago
@loxi59tica it's in a German theatre, it housed around 2000 people, it was like their night out and it held a host of bands from everywhere, these bands were the foreign attraction, so maybe even unknown, and the music was so different to the German scene then...... If you see any other clips of groups, Bowie, Ramones, Stevie Wonder.. It's the same thing, the stage was made to look like a small club. I love it myself actually!
kabeauregardajax 1 year ago
@loxi59tica If you look immediately in front of the stage there was a camera crew filming, getting all those front stage shots. The audience has been pushed back and there's no room to dance.
NanB14 6 months ago
@loxi59tica Close, they're german.
loetzfan 3 months ago
Which of the bass players is in this one?
joerjob 2 years ago
このメンバー全員が同じステージに並んでる絵づらが凄い。それにこのとてつもない音の濁流。ロキシーミュージックといい、モット・ザ・フープルといい、ボウイといい、ホークウインドといい並べ立てればきりがない当時の英ロックシーンの異常なパワーって、いったいどうなってたんでしょうか。
MarioMizune 2 years ago
@MarioMizune i agree.
rhythmcorp 1 year ago
@MarioMizune I don't know what the fuck you said, but I like it!
Dietpepsivanilla 5 months ago
Fucking hell
mega
jak88jones 2 years ago 3
I like how Roxy Music is just bringing it so hard... and some in the crowd are sitting sedate at front row tables.
Tobias2012 2 years ago 13
CANCION DE SU ALBUM ROXY MUSIC DE 1972.
jorgealbertobaron 2 years ago
yyyyyyyyeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh
lufc74is 2 years ago 2
Mackay on fine form!
vinylosaur 2 years ago 3
RAW! Just the way I love it.
Thanks so very much for posting this.
"Musikladen" always featured plenty of great performances.
RockMusicLover73 2 years ago 3
Actually, the band improved greatly when Jobson replaced Eno. Eno's contribution to Roxy was always overestimated. It was never even as great as Mackay's or Manzanera's. Jobson's performance on "Out of the Blue" alone surpasses anything Eno did in the band. I saw this as a huge fan of Eno's solo work.
Ptrgamb 2 years ago 2
Thank you. I have been telling my friends for years that Jobson's contribution was more signifigant than Eno's in Roxy just compare the discs..
LBjim 2 years ago
I don't know man, i think the best work of Roxy was with Eno. And the Album Eno did before Roxy was great.
Diegomix1978 2 years ago
Stunning-this performance was taped in Germany and I love Andy Mackay's musical pun on the sax!
satorotas93 2 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
After Eno left, the band were finished let's face it. A few flashes of inspiration on 'Stranded' maybe. Everything after was dross.
patashnikk 2 years ago
thats an opinion, and one which i would contest, first 2 albums are the best but, both ends burning, dross, have a word with yourself.
mrroxy1000 2 years ago
awsome
jjamo5 2 years ago
killer SAX !! man what happened when the 90's came around I like this a lot more
climbon74 2 years ago
The 90s was the death of good music :(
I <3 Roxy music
furyplum44 2 years ago
The 90s was NOT the death of good music, by no means.. The 80s were rich with great music.. but tread carefully with that generalisation :P
HumanJarv 2 years ago 2
Wow. This is when Roxy were GREAT.
iangordoncraig 2 years ago
すべての音楽スタイルを飲み込み、かつ、メンバー全員が変態度を競っているようなステージングに感服!鶯谷あたりで観たかった!個人的には、ポール・トンプソンのストイックなドラミングも大好き。
MarioMizune 2 years ago
wow! oh yes!
sirPUNKsir 2 years ago
Consummate professionals
catshaveteats 2 years ago
Yeah, I went to see them the week after their 1st ablum came out...must have been about this time...awesome! They still have it here!
screenanme 2 years ago
That's the one.
RATM4LYFE 2 years ago
1:52 i think my brain exploded due to awesomeness!! this is one of the most AMAZING Roxy performances i've ever seen!!!
BRIAN ENO IS A SYNTH GOD!!!!
furyplum44 2 years ago
I'd say it's a performance that highlights ALL their individual talents ... though Thompson & Mackay stand out for me on this number ;-)
dirk1959 2 years ago 3
You know, I like Eno as much as the next guy, but ....this performance is all about Phil Manzanera and Paul Thompson.
Ptrgamb 2 years ago
I heart Eno. In a totally butch, guy kind of way. But he is just brilliant, and Warm Jets remains one of my fave albums.
And don't get me started on the Seven Deadly Finns!!!
RamonesKaraoke 2 years ago
Great Brian Eno
Ultraciuk 2 years ago 2
ENO indeed Dylan!! i only really liked Roxy until Eno went, I kind of went with him.... saw them back in 72 at the Farx in Potters Bar supporting Pretty Things after hearing them on Peel's show doing the Bob medley, great they were too.
bobgreen623 2 years ago
ENO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DylanRude 2 years ago 4
Awesome beyond measure!
This just blows every other band away, they should bow their heads in shame.
ColtraneTaylor 2 years ago
This blew my mind! My friend Colin brought the album on the friday back in '72 and we went to see them at The George in Croydon on the sunday. We turned up early and helped Roxy in with their equipment, got in for free and met them all, then watched a fab gig! Haha...my life's not been the same since!
screenanme 2 years ago
Mind blowing...
HowfenHoe 2 years ago
Aliens, fuck my brain!!!!
elgoogy 2 years ago
Wow, so hot! Thanks!
barbh1 2 years ago 2
Quite simply, the most insane, surreal, bizzare band ever. Brilliant!
r2d2ott 2 years ago 3
Glad this got put back up, I was missing it. This is the single best live music clip on youtube
Ptrgamb 3 years ago 3
roxy at there finest... nothing on this planet comes close
milk115 3 years ago 4
Unbelievable!
JamesHogg112 3 years ago 4
Besides, hear his strange voice when he says: Re-make/Re-model
darapperr 3 years ago 3
Look how brilliant Ferry is!
darapperr 3 years ago 13
What is wrong with the crowd? They are in the presence of greatness!
soulchosen 3 years ago 17
@soulchosen They wake up at the end!
diskochimp 1 year ago
@diskochimp: Read my comment about that time (1973) for souchosen....LOL !
MrSKINFLICK 1 year ago
@soulchosen:It was a special on Germany´s first public channel,do you think the audience should have stormed the stage?When i watch"Top Of The Pops-"or"Old Grey Whistle Test"-audiences here-they were equally lame.It was a time when hippies were sitting on the ground mostly l i s t e n i n g to concerts in halls or open air,the dancing came only back in 1975 with the disco wave+in 1976 with the punk/new wave scene.Roxy Music+New York Dolls+Bowie were fighting Yes+overlong boring prog rock trax!
MrSKINFLICK 1 year ago
@soulchosen The very comment! ( understatment: this is it something!)
Bonkestonk 1 year ago
@soulchosen They're Germans
satorotas93 1 year ago
@satorotas93 Why?
Nosferatu64 1 year ago
Thank you so much for putting this up! It was taken off Youtube several months ago & I've missed it. Superb live version.
Electra100 3 years ago 8
Fantastic! Thanks a lot for posting this!!
boenils 3 years ago 4
Awesome live band...
MANHATTANBEEFMAN 3 years ago 4
This band was never better than at this moment. Eno rocks!
AnUnseenRuler 3 years ago 5
Never mind Eno, they ALL rock.
But Andy's ON FIRE!!!
Electra100 3 years ago 4