Magma - "Kohntarkosz" guitar solo

[marcojp94]

@autodidactbreather Really? I always thought it was a really fuzzy guitar.

[autodidactbreather]

on the LP, this is a keyboard solo... i though it was a guitar solo until Brian Godding himself told me it was a keyboard!

[cringe8on2]

so friggin badass. that bass is just too good to put into words too. guitar solo is sick!

[senseitre]

Love it. I'd love to hear the wayne krantz trio have a go at this.

[GandalfDaBlack]

KOBAÏA ISS DE HÜNDIN.

[Tengent]

The perfect fuzz bass tone.

[PieterdeRooijHolland]

Great display of superb shared musicianship ! Almost thirty years after I bought this music on lp it sounds better than ever here in this concert. An electrifying performance !

[FrozenStormrider]

That octave/harmonic thing that james macgaw does is absolutely insane!!

[Hazelduc]

Is James Mc Gaw here at the guitar;can't recognise

[Amseldrossler]

Jes it's him.

[nusrat1971]

this is what you get when every musician is listening to the rest of the band, genial interplay, Magma!!

[Amseldrossler]

4:42

[xylenz]

Ripping bass solo @ 5:50 !!!!

[floyddebarber]

This is the so called zEU(h)l.

[jonsilence]

If this is 'storebought' 70s fusion, I'd like to know the name of the store so I can go buy some.

[SuperCartiel]

@jonsilence amazon,

[getstek]

Oh wow!!!! Everything about this is impossibly amazing - discipline, innovation, some of the best drumming you will EVER see, tremendously understanding & empathetic bass & guitar, real music, no trends, no fashion, no make up. A perfect human joy, thankyou.

[ejfbewhkwefknj]

The music of Magma, as those of King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa, Yes, Gong and much of the progressive rock is timeless and cannot be branded as 70's fusion.

[barbecru]

@ejfbewhkwefknj OH WONDERFUL to see such a musical period so well summarized, and so pleasant to find some people who knew and appreciated that music ! So much elevator music on those days..

[Prayermad]

70s fusion, man? are you actually listening?

[progjazzfusion]

yes it does sound like 70's fusion...all the elements are there...many groups had a similar sound then, and a few now as well.

[progjazzfusion]

I love 70's fusion and this is based on that. But the real good earlier 70's fusion was not "storebought" or commercial til late 70's when some fusion groups morphed into smooth jazz or disco funk groups, which then is not fusion anymore.

[stoah]

James et Philippe, ils ont bien la vibration Magma.

[kreuhnkohrman]

magnifique!

[Aneurismo]

love this album...thank you very much!!