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"Virgins are boring,

they should be grateful for the things they're ignoring,

Why be smug about the time wasted?

Time that could be spent completely nude, bare, naked!"

my girlfriend (at the time, '70) found those lyrics hysterical and would sing 'em to me, sometimes over the phone, sometimes a...

" ... and George, of course -- thank you, George"

" ... the night was cool,

the moon was bright,

the air was filled with oxygen --

the cells were there,

and in my eyes

were thousands of chrysanthemums."

how absolutely delightful -- thank you, Robert Wyatt

(never did find out who's doing that wonderful guitar work)

this rendition, while not "pure" Soft Machine, is quite inspired and thoroughly enjoyable, made all the more authentic by the presence of Hugh Hopper and enhanced (dare I say) by Egg members Brooks and Stewart ... the intro is fabulous, the vocals terrific and the extended interpretation (from 3:...

who is RON POPE?

and how do you know he has a complex?

super kudos to the keyboardist for his lefthand work - very cool ... the whole group's deserving of more coverage

Mark's playing on this performance is just wonderful ... wish the poster included the lineup info: certainly Mark and Lindup, but Gary Husband is pictured ... no clue who the bloke with the ridiculous pompadour on the left is, however

@DoctorNarpasLoveless - as one doctor to another, I prescribe this tune to all my patients before any treatment commences

@wilxx102938476 yeah - great performance at SUNY SB, but the only thing that changed my life that night was getting very pissed off at having to be patted down for recording devices at the door ... Stony Brook, however, remains an important place in my concert-going history (e.g. Hendrix & Soft M...

I think the pig is being voiced by the same guy who did Wooldoor Sockbat on "Drawn Together"

that's gotta be Michael Richards as (Cosmo) Lincoln

I hope they paid John K for completely ripping off his Ren & Stimpy foghorn/still frame at 1:30

damn - Michal loves 5, don't he? his band delivers a nice, smooth groove with it, too, here

great to hear this again

Thank you, thank you!

I've been looking for this since I heard it (I'm fairly certain) on an early 70's import of his called "Constellation" ... a friend (OK- former) liked it as much as me and walked off with it and never 'fessed up to it, either

so good to hear these delicious harmonies and w...

thanks for this (partial) version w/video and audio in sync

@rogerscottq (and will4741) I'll add my agreement with yours: his bass playing was (and is) so imaginative, so innovative and advanced for what some (fools, perhaps) might call "simple rock and roll" -- his rhythm and drive was the foundation for their unique sound ... I learned SO much bass from...

@filmmakerJS awkward?

hardly, my friend -- they had such a good sense of humor about themselves!

check out "Hard Day's Night" where two of their assistants are talking on a train (I believe), and the shorter one looks up at the other and jokes :Stop being taller than me!" - it's a light hearted ...

@philstepa ?? right here! get Firefox

this is just wonderful not just to hear, but to see the musicians, in-process, as the music comes together ... and that glorious Pan Pipe Dance tease at the end!!

thanks, and best wishes to you, Clare

@JuliusCaesar154 "youre overuse of the exclamation point is aggravating"

- but not as sad as your inability to distinguish between the possessive "your" and "you're" (you are) -- YOUR excellent salad dressing aside, "I come to correct Caesar, not bury him" :)

And thus, the inception of the Church of The Holy Tire Iron

that is so terrific!

I had actually forgotten about this scene, but now I see how thi smight have influenced Python (fighting nuns) and Seinfeld/David (real life parking protocol) with its brilliant absurdity ... also notice Allen Garfield ("Hi, Mom!", "Cry Uncle" and many others) on the other sp...

sure, Pat's doing some wonderful stuff here, but it's great to see Billy Taylor narrating and talking with Metheny in this excellent clip

fabulous space funk, especially the theme that kicks in at 1:07 ... I only knew this track from Nemperor collection album

Outstanding -- the heavy groove, the beautiful dissonance f/x in the vocals and bass all add up to a first class video

wish I had an English translation

thanks for posting

@Umbrago - while I don't "hate" Bauer, I'm disappointed that, at 0:35, he fails to mention that the AMD CPU is a dual core unit ... it'd also be nice if Tiger had the integrity to clearly state that this is a DISCONTINUED model from HP, so that's why Tiger can blow 'em out at $300

[drum roll; closeup of The Chairman's patented steely glare]

[cut to bright overhead spotlight shot shining down on, not the usual metal cover for the secret ingredient, but one of a curiously familiar wooden form]

Chairman: "Today's secret ingredient . . . IS . . ."

[the cover opens slowly]

[cut...

@elpistol100 Bravo! Bravo! Mitch can't get enough recognition to make me happy -- his drumming is so perfect, so rowdy and so aggressive, especially in this song -- listen to just his high-hat work in the solo section ... the Hendrix/Mitchell combination was pure genius

@UserIsAnFBIAgent -- FBI: you're in great shape, life is good and you'll die too ... your comment is unenlightened and ridiculous ... don't believe me? call Mulder and Scully

@junkman19571 uhh, that doesn't make much sense, does it?

why would the producer (Columbia) of a product (coke) release a song urging you to NOT use their product?

good to see all those St Francis Seminary students letting off some steam after their final exams

@JLClayton82 thanks for clearly stating the relationship between Pro and MC ... I'll bet there's a vid on here showing how to remove the Media Center Features somewhere

minor point: "ect." should be "etc." (et cetera -"and the rest")

@bloodsoking exactly, my friend: the only thing impossible is an exact duplication of his improvisation, but then, that's the wonderful nature of improvisation - no boundaries, no expectations

finally!

Blueshit gets it togther, with enough musical elements at a completed state of both conception and execution, unlike most of their uTube offerings so far, taking their art from bullshit to true BlueShit :)

the killer beat foundation is tasty

keep working, guys -- you'll get it right

dp