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Gee, you remember when the guys actually used to stand this close to each other? The Supplication jam was always one of my favorite moments at any show...the vocals disappeared, the crowd was suddenly quiet, the music started soft and got progressively louder, and it felt like there was a cool br...

Jerry's on the right, again! Why? Just for this show? Or for the whole '81 European tour?

Love your videos! I forwarded this one to my little brother in GA, who lives to hunt. Can't believe the ignorant and negative comments from the intolerant PETA heads. Those blue Turkeys are just gorgeous, and you got a nice mess of Spades and Convicts. I learned to fish for big snappers from an o...

Jaw dropping! The break is one of the most utterly transcendent pieces of music ever recorded. Guitar players live for this. First heard this in the late seventies, and it still makes my heart soar every time.

Pretty much note for note cover of the Airplane's original with the exact same vocal and instrumental arrangements, tho' done less convincingly. An interesting nugget!

Is the second guitar player a complete midget, or is that the largest guitar ever built? Does anyone know the source of the live recording of this that has a semi-electric backing and has the crowd noise and breaking bottles in the background?

I hate this guy. He's part of everything that's been wrong with country music for the past 25 years. But, Jesus Christ, can he pick! Watch the right hand and gasp! He has a legion that follows his amp settings for every show.

Not going to jump in on the open G debate here, except to say that damn near everything played in open tunings can be played in standard tuning-only certain tonal and harmonic characteristics are more emphasized in one tuning than another. That being said, the guitar in this vid is horribly out o...

"Drove himself from Memphis to Chicago in a brand new Cadillac and three thousand dollars in his pocket..." The Howlin' Wolf, where the soul of man never dies

Hey Television fans, there are much better versions of this performance posted elsewhere. That being said, if you're a guitar player (and if you're a Lloyd/Verlaine fan you know you are) check out the online tabs for this tune- they claim it's in C#! Fuckin' piano players!

In 1983 or '84 I saw 45 Grave and the DC(Dez Cadena)3 open for Black Flag as part of a triple bill in Atlanta. Partytime was just starting to get some airplay, and Dinah was punk/sexy as hell! After the fights, the main topic of discussion was, "Doesn't Henry look funny with all that hair and ski...

Now, now, son, don't eat with your hands, use your entrenching tool.

George Tirebiter: So, Mr. Head, you don't go to school?

Mudhead: Heck no, I'm thirty years old!

So, George, how does an old man like you stay alive?

Just another day on Pennsylvania Avenue. This is considered normal, acceptable behavior by most Baltimore residents. So what the hell you lookin' at, muthafucka!

"This is what you call FUCKED UP." They never fall, not here in Charm City. You can see several dozen every day, especially around bus stops. Most of the time that lean is caused by mixing methadone with benzos and clonidine, and maybe a little King Cobra to chase it. Straight up Dope fiends usua...

This is the Greatest Idea In The History Of Mankind! Or Horsekind. Or Man/Horsekind. Or Horse/Mankind. But why didn't they give him a huge horse dong? All Hail KEGASUS!

Perhaps the greatest, most descriptive rock'n'roll Heroin song of all time: "Slow death...ate my mind away, slow death...turned my guts to clay." Can you imagine how different the world would have been if Epic hadn't dropped them after the first album, and the band had a career with a major label?

Chris Hillman was the greatest and most unheralded bass player of the sixties. God, can he swing and slap that thing!

Definitely one of my top five Paul Revere tunes! As an added note, the Flamin' Groovies do a great cover of this one on the "Now" album, sorta like a garage band Byrds with heavy slide guitar.

Hadn't heard this one in years. Used to have it on a budget comp album of rock /novelty tunes when I was a kid. Loved it then, never forgot it. "....made Galileo look like a boy scout, sorry 'bout that, let it all hang out."

Not to be snarky or anything, but did you ever think that youtube may have taken down your videos because they were just plain boring? Honestly, 162,000 hits for six videos is nothing. Check "racist cartoons" here and you'll find several with tens of millions of viewings.

Man, I feel like a damn moron! I just spent $1200 bidding on a vintage blackface Fender Red Goose penny loafer from ebay! I shoulda watched this first and just gotten some Buster Browns!

@kelladrin You are mis-informed, Madam. If I own an airplane and park it at a private airport, or the private lot of a public airport I have every right to fly it, subject only to FAA and NTSB regulation, not to TSA approval or personal screening/groping. Likewise, the thousands of daily domesti...

Hey, interesting video, especially for we DSR fans. I have a '68 drip edge I just got back from my amp tech last week-power tranny finally gave up after 42 years hard use and had some out of spec resistors replaced. Layout on your amp is different-mine has rectifier board forward of PT (behind w...

This is without a doubt the only interesting and entertaining thing ever shown on the utterly nonsensical "R'N'R" Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony. Ron's atonal noise solo and the horrified looks on the faces of those rich jew A&R men, producers and label owners as Iggy writhes thru the crowd make it...

Touching tribute to MY guitar hero Sterling Morrison. There is also a rehearsal take of this tune from the same night that has made the rounds. It is more uptempo and has Mo's vocals more upfront. Shame the video got cut from the final TV airing.

" I just wrote a song called 'Help the Homeless?'" Are you kiddin' me? JT with a social conscience? Nope, never happened. We all love Johnny 'cause he was an utterly self-centered great big Rock'n'Roll Dick!

It truly blows my mind that these English twats can take such a fascinating subject as the life of rock'n'roll icon Johnny T and turn it in to a total yawn fest.

Thanks for reminding me how much these guys sucked. Saw the Cubster doing a Summer Barbque Festival c. 10 years ago, even after all those years his ego was still much greater than his talent. Cool "Sweet Jane" cover on that one LP, tho'. Whatever became of his world famous record collection?

Jaw-dropping! Life-wrecking! He is the greatest of Georgia Blues singers, and a stunning talent. Blind Willie makes me proud to be an American. "Sho' nuff, baby, that's too bad..."

Good God!

CHEESE! EGGS! I love you Emry, yes I do! I grew up in Atlanta during the '70's. My first guitar teacher was a white man who followed Blind Willie around to Bar-B-Que and liquor store parking lots in the early '50's. He said Blind Willie played an enormous 12-string Stella that looked like it was ...