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huh huh ho...BANG ZOOM POW! RIGHT IN THE KISSER!
jpalberthoward9 5 months ago
Where does this song comes from ? Never heard it before ; and it's classic Link sound at its best.
KlaYde12 7 months ago
Not since Blues Brothers have we had a good CHICAGO movie! Thinking of a Quentin Tarrantino script line w/ heavy flashbacks filmed from lower Wacker Dr to Bridgeport & from Avenue "O" up to Elston Ave!
Glenn1949 10 months ago
obama, your time is up !! time for your impeachment !!!
killuminati63 10 months ago
the sweet sound of anarchy
explosivejohnny 1 year ago 2
does anyone know what kind of guitar that is at 1:30?
theprosecon 1 year ago
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ahitler1000 1 year ago
@theprosecon one of Links favorites , it is a Gretsch , also favorored by Nokie Edwards , . .
ahitler1000 1 year ago
@theprosecon IT'S A SUPRO- DUAL TONE... NOT A GRETSCH
HIGHTONED68OLDS 1 year ago
@theprosecon look up 1958 supro dual tone
HIGHTONED68OLDS 1 year ago
@HIGHTONED68OLDS Thanks for the reply. I kindof figured it wasn't a gretsch, based on its looks..
theprosecon 1 year ago
hasta hace poco lo escucho un guitarrista fenomenal power guitarman
julianmaccoy 1 year ago
This would make a badass movie sountrack
00Jose00 1 year ago 6
@00Jose00
Yeah!!!! This really would!!!
markowee 1 year ago
@00Jose00 this would make a kick ass life soundtrack
conspiratordrew 8 months ago
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chaosdany 8 months ago
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chaosdany 8 months ago
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@00Jose00 indeed... watch that scene from a german movie called "Christiane F. - Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo":
youtube.com/watch?v=k4xnPDxaqqE
- not the original version by link wray, but that sounds kind of familiar, doesn´t it? ;-)
chaosdany 8 months ago 3
wowy!
viyau 1 year ago
FFFFuck yeah.
musicman02 1 year ago 4
i love this track! i never hear it anywhere apart from in my own front room! thanks for sharing man!
voolavoola 2 years ago
Link was an Indian brother who experienced like many other of us indians, the relocation act. This involved moving Indians of their lands with only $100.00 and placing them in big cities like Chicago. Chicago had the highest rate of relocators and thus the highest rate of Indian Suicides and alcoholism. This was the nail in the coughin to our culture thanks to believe it or not, Kennedy.
XOLOTLdaTOLTEK 2 years ago 2
@XOLOTLdaTOLTEK
down with whitey
dasilvan 1 year ago
i think deep purple took this for there hey joe intro
skate204 2 years ago
Very good, fine. Thanks! - E
Erkele 3 years ago 5