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this is one of my favorites. who requested you disable embedding?
brantgraff 1 year ago
Excellent video pairing with the music!
sandieguitoadult 1 year ago
love
brantgraff 1 year ago
that has what I can only describe as a positive effect on the brain
Oscar301 2 years ago
My parents are friends with one of the band members sister! if that makes sense!
pepitojoe 2 years ago
I was a friend Once with r,r kino
dap2112 2 years ago
Crispy Ambulance are one of the truly great undiscovered bands, along with Sudden Sway.
Beautiful track. Thanks for posting.
TheDulwichOnion 2 years ago
This sounds just like a track by Popol Vuh
star17city 3 years ago
you sound just like a star in the city
Casar1973 2 years ago
@star17city It does indeed sound like a track from (Popol Vuh) Herzog's Nosferatu the Vampyre. Beautiful and powerful song. It's great to see that others in this world are paying attention to great music...listening for it and hearing it.
asystolgod 5 months ago
God Bless You for your Mash-Up...
Very crafted and calculated acid trips were of the CRISPY AMBULANCE variety and have helped some of us further the cause of humanity in these barren times of sound-bites and following of the "leaders".
ProfessorLoco 3 years ago
Love 'em!
diskochimp 3 years ago
I'm friends with Robert Davenport's son (the guitarist)
iwantbobo 3 years ago
Dear parkhill62,
You have no idea how happy I was to find this! I'm the Simon in the name of this music. I never got to see the video until now! I spent so much time with Alan and the rest of the crew in Manchester - EEEEE, those were the days!
Thanks so much.
izavial 3 years ago
So what is the story about Simon's ghost- obviously you are very much still alive!
Crispy Ambulance is one of my favorite bands, you were very lucky to be part of that music scene in Manchester in the early 1980's!
xyling 3 years ago
Cult Track (-_-)
secondhanddaylight 3 years ago
is this clip off a movie? it compliments the track so well, the actor is so good, it brought tears to my eyes the whole thing was so beautiful
subz6 3 years ago
It`s from Soylent Green (search YouTube for trailer).Edward G Robinson is the actor. (The story is he died of cancer 9 days after the scene was shot and only his co-star Charlton Heston knew)
parkhill62 3 years ago
Cool stuff, it takes me right back to my youth. I went to school with Alan and worked with Keith. Still have fond memories of seeing them live in a back street pub in Manchester city centre.
Great to see you are still going strong!
PAULINEHAIR 3 years ago
Certainly takes me back. I love the Plateau phase. Still sounds good after all these years.
TheDulwichOnion 3 years ago