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  • firstly, i figured you got sick of every other comment being a reply to your post. secondly, in my opinion, their new stuff sucks compared to the first 3 albums. i think their new music does suffers of shitty producers and empty suits

  • When will they come to Portugal???

  • about as tight as a 4 year olds shoelace

  • i've seen Black keys several times, but i wish I was at this show more than any other! Thank God for bands like this in today's garbage music scene.

  • They changed it a bit, but at least they didn't slaughter it.

  • not bad. they fucking PLAY. that alone is refreshing....

  • my lawd

  • Patirck is fucking incredible!

  • I would post a video response, but I don't think i could post a video of my jerkin it to this.

  • Patrick is sex.

  • good sound, good guitarist, but the drummer seems to be a noob. Even I played like him on the drums and a teacher told me that I'm not bad but still a fucking noob xD

  • @titatho

    Did I really just hear you call Patrick a noob? Wow, now I've heard it all.

  • @Powhunt3r

    Thats not how I meant it. Imo I'm not much worse than him, and I was called a noob. Maybe the only one being a noob is my teacher ^^

  • this was a sucky performance-nothing redeeming and alot wrong

  • Pat reminds me of kieth moon..lol

  • @ConquerTHEgreat221

    Yeah, right  XD

  • Jerry Roslie of The Sonics wrote the tune and The Sonics did the original.

  • @Etrah45 Richard Berry wrote it 1959, and the Sonics were not the first band to cover it, they did make it very popular though.

  • @Etrah45 Moron.

  • Jerry Roslie wrote the tune and The Sonics did the original.

  • @Etrah45 Moron

  • Holy fuck..They fuckin killed it that night

  • Just saw them perform at the Palladium in Hollywood. Was the best concert I have ever been to! They rock hard! So much fun.

  • God damn that is some good shit!

  • thats my latest favourite :)......they always shud be filmed this way... both in same shot together.... they hav the best job i cud tink of

  • what in the hell?

  • Cobain and grohl aren't horrible musicans there diffrerent types of music for diffrernt types of people not everyone loves hard blues

    Not everyone loves punk grunge

    Different music different people

    There genious' to the kind of people who love punk

    Black keys will forever be my luv

    But nirvana will always be music gods

  • such an amazing cover.

  • Pat's gonna poke somone's eye out one day

  • @blocka75 Never heard of the Black Keys? Check them out - I think they're one of the greatest bands of the last few years I came across. Lots of videos of them out there.

  • @Nth3nSum

    Agree

  • @blocka75 HAHAHA CONGRATZ SIR! you have fully proven that you are fucking retarded.

    love you =)

  • wOw!

    great filming by the drums :)

  • Great cover!! I like it!

  • I love how they "attack" their instruments. These guys are awesome.

  • These guys should be the definition of mainstream...why aren't they more well-known?

  • Because they play rock and roll, play their own instruments, don't have staged, preplanned dance moves, don't rap, and have never been on American Idol. The empty suits in the record industry aren't going to get behind anything this real.

  • @ForeverYoung58 One of the best and TRUEST comments I have ever had the pleasure of reading on YT. Right On!

  • @ForeverYoung58 honestly real musicians don't even acknowledge the existence of these hypothetical and most likely non-existant "empty suits" you speak of.. =)

  • @ForeverYoung58 one of pat and dans first common grounds were their love of wu-tang clan hooks. they put out an album of rap r&b called blakrok. rap isn't bad at all

  • @willwelsh816 Thanks for the info. I didn't know that. I'm old school, love rock and roll, especially stuff that has a similar vibe as the great stuff from the 60's and 70's. I don't care for rap at all, but to each his own.

  • @ForeverYoung58 and then the empty suits got behind it.

  • @imjstcl Saw 'em on SNL; terrific. The fact that they are starting to make inroads beyond "cult favorite" is encouraging; but I'm not going to give the "music" industry a pass quite yet. I remember when a label's promotional might was behind bands like The Beatles, The Stones, CCR, Pink Floyd, The Eagles, Lynyrd Skynyrd etc. When The Black Keys get the same support reserved for Lady Gaga, Brittney and the latest Rap atrosity, then, musically, the world will be in the right place.

  • @ForeverYoung58 How far they've come in 2 years, huh?

  • @ForeverYoung58 Dude, you might as well delete that comment. It just doesn't apply anymore. Especially if you have heard their new stuff.

  • @SomeRandomFeller I just got their latest one (EL Camino) recently, and enjoy it. What part of my first comment (from two years ago) do you have an issue with?

  • And you'll be mowing my lawn next week. You are a moron.

  • fuck you

  • wow, theyre both good lol. The drummer hits harder then dave grohl did = O

  • hmmm

  • These guys showed up on Pandora after I listed R. L. Burnside. Good stuff

  • Just started following these guys, amazing sounds

  • google some junior kimbrough

  • Thanks 2 crashoveride 4 putting me up JR. Kimbrough.

  • Pat and Dan are fuckin' incredible.

  • sound is not so flatering on this video but i love their version of this song anyway....as much as i love sonics version ...both are great!

  • What about Richard Berry :D

  • The Sonics was a cover too, if youre gonna be dick at least get your facts straight

  • Blues artists also have a tendency to cover each others' work, so if anything it's just giving a tribute to artists that inspire them.

  • i think any real artist shouldn't care who covers their music. an artist should look FORWARD to someone covering their shit. seeing what someone else brings to the game, as long another artist doesn't blatantly claim your creation as theirs its all good. let me hear the polka version of this song. i'll be satisfied.

  • @BenitoGuevara

    yeah if you are going to hate people who do covers I guess Bob Dylan and Jimmy Hendrix are out .. Cat Power is out.. A long list .. I think it is interesting to hear different takes on a song

  • @BenitoGuevara Richard berry and the Pharoahs....

    all good songs come from past. I agree with your post. time to get the facts straight.

  • @BenitoGuevara I thought the Sonics version was the original :o which band made the original, if you have any idea?

  • @Undergroundhiphoop its was by Richard Berry, same guy who wrote Louie Louie

  • @BenitoGuevara Do you have a link to the original song that the sonics covered? I always thought that the sonics wrote have love will travel...

  • @fitniss In 1959, Richard Berry wrote and recorded the song. In 1964, Paul Revere and the Raiders covered it. In 1965, The Sonics covered it. In 1986, Stiv Bators played it, followed by Crazyhead in 1989, the Three Headcoatees in 1992, Blood Sausage in 1993, the Brandos in 1998, the Black keys in 2003, Jim Belushi and the Sacred Hearts in 2005, and I'm sure I missed a few. So the Sonics were third to play it, and the Black Keys were ninth or so.

  • @AeolianSeventh Have Love...was actually on The Sonics first album, Here Are The Sonics (1965). As to whether their version came before Paul Revere / Raiders version, I'm not sure. It probably doesn't matter, because they were both part of that same Northwest music scene that also brought us The Kingsmen.

  • @BenitoGuevara I agree with you, but be fare.... this IS based on the Sonics' version.

  • @GauravKaran does it really matter? I mean, who cares

  • @BenitoGuevara berry was the creator right?

  • damn look at  patrick go!

  • I've watched this video over and over, I just love it.

    Pat is an absolute animal on the drums, and Dan is sick on the guitar / vocals, and the two together are unreal.

    One of my fave vids on youtube

  • The blues brothers were created when john was filming animal house. At night he would check out a local muscian "curtis salgado". He was so impressed he brought Akroyd with him. Jake was created then. there was a fundraiser for Salgado, who needed a liver transplant, in Portland OR. Belushi's sister showed up to represent the family. She talked about the longtime friendship her family developed with Curtis since that time in Eugene OR.

  • Thanks for giving a bit of blues history for the blues brothers. If anyone of you don't have *The Blues Brothers* 1st Movie. I urge you to go get it. You have legendary artistes like: John Lee Hooker, Ray Charles, James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Donald Dunn and Steve Cropper form Booker T & MG's, and so on...Incredible movie!

  • Dan is fucking hooooot. Oh, jesus.

  • Not bad.

  • damn this version live is a lot faster than the other ones i found.. and its fuckin awesommmmmmmmeeeeee!!!!!!!!

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  • i got an errection.that was fucking awsomeeeeeeee

  • woah there, a lil much haha...

    but yes, fuckin awsum ndeed haha

  • ooooops.....that was some kinda overreaction from me but.......i was really happy at that moment :-)

  • black keys covering the sonics fuck yes

  • NOT a Sonic song...Pleeease! This was waaay before them..It was By Richard Berry in the 1960's and Blues brothers did it even before the sonics ;)

    If you like this kind of Brit Rock songs.

    Go see these bands:

    Yardbirds, Animals, Trafic, Cream, and many more ;)

    Sign: A Guy who Live for Rock But especialy 60's

  • ...The sonics did the song in '65 and the Blues Brothers were an '80s duo.

    You're right about Berry but wrong about the Brothers.

  • You're right about the blues brother (Made it in the 80's) my Bad.

    Sonic is a great Garage Band.

    Check out Smallface also a great Brit Garage Band ;)

  • the blues brothers was a comedy by dan akroyd and john belushi you berk

  • Excuse me sir but They did 3 albums and were a band ;)

    Yes there was a movie (Even 2) But they were officialy a band with the saturday night live Band (With the G.E band)

    A great song that John Belushi (James Younger Brother) did was King bee and he was a great singer. As for Dan Ankroy, He's a great Harp Player and did a great version of Bye Bye Bird from Sonny Boy Williamson. James then replaced his Big Brother (John died of overdose)

    and did a Blues brother tour. Even today!

  • but the Blues Brothers ARE fictitious. They were characters created by Belushi and Akroyd as a SNL sketch. Elwood and Jake Blues aren't real Belushi & Akroyd were so fun and entertaining as Jake and Elwood that they expanded it to a movie and albums.

  • i was thinking white stripes too, they would do an awsome cover of this

  • they come to aus almost twice a year for an american band thats crazy. amazing live cant beat it. wish they came hear more

  • great stuff

  • a perfect display of the beautiful chemistry between the two.

  • I've seen and heard many live versions of this song, and I don't think I've ever seen or heard Dan rip through the solo that hard. Awesome version

  • um, what solo..?

  • pats a beast

  • excellent vid!...

  • I need to see these dudes live.

  • yea i just saw them last night theyv'e got amazing energy all the way through. also he does a lot more soloing live.

  • ne one know any other bands like this..this is what iv been searching for in modern bands..they are sweet!

  • yeah, i think they are called the white stripes.

  • lawl

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  • just great, that song rocks

  • =] Me encanta!

  • marvelous

  • yes! respect the Sonics version! ****( don't try belushi ackoyd 's version , but if you need some pill to sleep)

  • perfect

  • love

  • excelente

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