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well, after having listened to and loved the Beatles for >30 years, I say this is one of my favs, great John song, reminds me a little of Glass Onion.

strangely, after 20 years of listening to Metallica, this is one of my favs. More than Creeping Death!

Wow. I'm speechless.

I can't believe the ridiculous and irrelevants posts here, maybe by kids who think Infamous 3 on Ps3 is actually art. Live is live. My tree in the backyard looks like RIngo. What rubbish. U2? Huh? I couldn't fathom a sentence with the Beatles and U2, except to say they were born 'near' each o...

There is a whole generation here that does not understand the Beatles. What we think is new was done before and in fact, the Beatles were so innovative that that it's incredible. Anyone under the age of 30 that says the Beatles are rubbish should listen to the past. Sorry, you used 3 word amal...

Holy cripes. I've love this song off the album for a couple of years, but just watched this. This is quite a complex song with the harmonies. Too good almost. It's shocking.

cripes, how did I miss this!

hmm. as a canuck, I got stuck on Rusty in 1994. This is a an incredibly powerful and critical song, as we know. love the whole CD - Groovy Dead, California.

Her name is Kim Deal, she's brilliant, was a driving force behind the Pixies and revoluntionized music, especially for women. agree that many today are listening to muted crap on their horrible iPods. The reason why we don't get good shit now? Tolerance. Any monkey can write a song and put it...

My favourite version of this song by an amazingly talented person. I can't imagine such poetry and provocation for a long time to come.

Hmm. I'm skeptical.

Dudes, good. Clash covered great, you did too. Horrible miking and sound of course, but I like live anyway.

Weird comments. When this came out when I was in grade 10, many years ago, I was knocked off my feet. Can't say much knocks me off my feet now (there are a few, but lots of yawning). This song still get me and this is a superb version and I don't get the sampling comment because it's irrelevan...

we all remember flooding as canucks!

But of course, this song is about much more, and then the "700 foot and sinking"

Cordelia, Little Bones, Nautical Disaster, Hundredth Meridian, the list goes on. List ot Put It Off from Henhouse.

well, not sure it is just about music actually. closed ears do happen and matter. I've followed the Hip since 1986 when I first heard them at the Horseshoe in Toronto. Every record was a new gem with remarkable expositions. But the Hip shined live. I saw them every chance I could. When I wi...

loved it the second I heard it and I'm a metallica fan for 27 years.

thumbs up so much, and I'm old now (as old as James!)

Problem with this album? Huh? It is my 2nd favourite and I've love Metallica since 1983. Bands grow and learn and evolve. Fly you fools. Like you won't be different in 20 years. Pulling weeds in your backyard and complaining about an aching back. Get glasses.

The number of dislikes shows ignorance. She shows a lot of courage in singing this song and there are a few good signals, points. I'd give it +0.

well, I'm pretty old school, having listened to Metallica since 1983 and many other bands. I would never pretend to classify music anymore. Nor would I pretend that inane remarks are anything more than pure noise. I do love this song, on its own, AND from Metallica. The raw nature of the drum...

Don't get it. Sorry. Beautiful women, fair musicians, doing covers?

They really don't rock that great and I'm not deaf (blind?). A band down the street plays "When the Levee Breaks" better and I'm not screaming about them. Or they might play Neil Young or Dylan.

Go to Vegas. I would not deg...

was anyone on this post over the age of 12 when Sabbath recorded this?

I remember this with fond amazement. "Make your world of remorse".

I was 10 when I heard this first. I was shocked. I am still recovering.

"Sun shines in, you have awoken".

massive showman, Love bowie.

but can't slobber now after 25 years. His voice is gone, sorry. LIsten to the original recording of Heroes, or Golden Years. A Master, and I bow down, but his time is over. The Spiders from Mars are stamped out. I love the past, but this strikes me of a sad drift ...

peace is a dirty word

cripes. I have followed the RS for many years. I have not seen this footage.

I don't get the discussion. Mick and Keith wrote the song. So, they get singers to back up. Excellent, amazingly talented women who in my opinion allow the song to proceed along its intended course. Without them, it wo...

as much as Harvest cahnged my world in 1985, I have to say 'Steeltown' was more soul wrenching.

stuart, I miss you so much. I never shook your hand to say "thank you for giving me the strength to carry on". I listen to you every day my dear friend. I only say BC live twice, sadly.

cripes. ah, my james! et al.

carp. I missed this. Massive fan. I'm still groovey dead, okay?

wow. well, I would never have turned into a BC fan perhaps if not for the Skids.

What a great band and I passed 1st year university because of these clowns.

wow. I remember this song when it came out, and I still love it, and for me, it means "you can lose time/touch and never go back". All 'rock and roll is nonsense'.

I don't look to the Stone o guide my life, but it ain't nonsense. It has not been a laugh, but not nearly as serious as you sugge...

excellent. maybe too rock, not true to blues roots, but fun.

agreed on Moon. Keith was brilliant, but sadly self-destructed. In retrospect, so did John, it just took longer...

despite our criticisms, I'm pretty sure I would have loved to have been there...

Never saw the Who live, much to my regret.

to this day. Freddie was the most amazing artist. So real - a genius.I remember this live. Seeing it now again. A most brilliant man.

you know, this is quite fun and remarkable for many of this.

hey, rush invented the 3 person powerhouse, before the police, and here it shows back in the '80s.

i've been a metallica fan since 1984. i love YouTube for allowing me access to great live footage and rare stuff. I sit here remarking on metallica as a rarity. A band that evolved and in my opinion, has grown steadily better musically, lyrically and professionally. The band has matured, terr...

no way, don't believe it.

Tartar sauce. I missed the Who then, but not now.

Moon was unreal. No one can touch him. Not Peart, Brzezecki, Ulrich, Bonham, Baker,.... The guy could not sit still.

I was reluctant to contribute to this thread, but can't resist any longer. I find such diabtribes pointless and inane. I grew up on Sabbath and Snowblind was a favourite during university many years ago. I also love SOAD and find this interpretation interesting. But let's not forget who wrote ...

I was 17 when this song came out. I remember it well. I was lying in bed trying to fall asleep and I heard this song on the radio and at that moment realized my life had changed. Actually changed. It opened up a whole genre of music that has sustained me for over 25 years. I miss Randy