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FIRST!!! I'm the first viewer. The picture is from Northern California, near the Redwood forests -so long ago.

This was our last week together as a band performing live shows. Yes, Daddy Longlegs was touring by the summer of 1994. I buried Irie in May of 1995.

She was just so damned sexy! When she hit certain high notes, her eyes rolled back up into her head as if she was having an orgasm. She may not have been the most attractive woman on Earth, but she oozed feminine sexuality in her stage presence and laced into her bawdy lyrics. "Its got me addict...

I had a copy of 'Cottage Cheese from the Lips of Death', a compilation album on which this song appeared. Before that, I had not heard of the Butthole Surfers.

I have this record. I don't have a record player. I remember listening to this record on my close and play phonograph, though. Gibby is insane, of course. Better than Sweat Loaf is Hairway to Steven.

Amy could really belt it out, with a voice which only comes along once in a generation, but damn it, people, she wasn't a guitar player! It may have been the instrument through which she wrote all of those marvelous songs, but she should never have tried to play in her performances when she had s...

She 'seemed' like a train wreck waiting to happen, to me. I agree though that her raw emotion, brutally honest lyrics, and personal troubles made her an even bigger attraction, perhaps over shadowing her immense talent. In spite of her being a rather homely girl, she was sexier than all the other...

Good to see the version where the film is not flipped. Her tattoos are in the right places, and the band members in their correct spots on stage. Even though the other video of this is in HD, its strange seeing right handed guitar and bass players flipped along with Amy's tattoos.

"Its got me addicted; does more than any dick did. " She sure knew how to turn a phrase. Rest in Peace, Soul Princess. You sang circles around the Queen, Aretha. Talent like yours is rare. What a sad and beautiful world.

She looks really coked out, here; the slack jaw, sawing back and forth, the steely stare off into no where. There seems to be a great difference between her appearance in concerts from 2007 and those from one year later, the time taking a toll upon her physically as well as emotionally.

Yes, even the writing on top of the stage, which appears to say Isle of Wight, or Wright., is reversed at 0:08. What kind of fuckery is this?

My odds are all stacked.....Tony Bennett says she knew she wasn't going to live.

Look at her performance a year later, a haggard and hacked shadow of what she was here. Those Glastonbury clips show her at her worst, even trying to punch a fan as she both descends into the audience and into her self absorbed, drugged out, stardom. Her Dad wasn't in the crowd at Glastonbury, I...

I can't seem to find segments #2 and #4 any place in these postings by pooldukin; otherwise, no criticisms! thanks for posting this whole concert.

She's gone back to black; like Neil Young wrote, outta the blue, and into the black, once you're gone, you can't come back.

R.I.P. Amy

This makes me cry. I can't believe any responsible manager would permit his talent to appear like that. Truly a fucking shame!

All the talk about substance abuse aside, I think Amy died from a broken spirit. "Have you ever seen a robin weep when leaves begin to die? That means he's lost the will...

Yes; its a Toots original. Read The Harder They Come. The preacher character in the book is the big monkey man.

Toots first, then the Specials, this song seems to be a standard in London.

what kind of fucker is this?

Beautiful melody; haunting, and retro at the same time. Her phrasing is very interesting too.

The world lost a real talent when she passed away. Whether this is your style of music or not, this girl could belt it out. I've never heard this record until today, and never listened to her music before now. I only heard her name for the first time the day she died, when my brother called her t...

My favorite eight track, risen from the dead! I nearly wore out my copy of Pictures At An Exhibition, not even realizing at the time that I was wetting my future appetite for classical music. I saw ELP live in concert at MSU in the mid seventies, the spinning piano and all. They were the baddest ...

Great tune, great album, thanks for posting.

YES!! I just did a search after making an inquiry in the comments on a YES video, wondering if anyone else with a YouTube account had put up any Flash. Thanks for posting. I have this album on cassette,with nothing to play it on.

Anybody have the Flash albums? Peter Banks, the original Yes guitarist, is featured, and their album covers were always dodgy. They put out three records that I know of.

Fragile is the album which at fifteen years old accompanied me into the world of psychedelic drugs, along with Dark Side of the Moon. On first hearing Yes, I was uncertain of Jon Andersen's gender, but I knew those lush, overdubbed vocals practically put me into a trance. I quickly bought up thei...

What's even MORE intense is there were really only three musicians playing instruments there, if you subtract Plant's voice. Jones was phenomenally under rated, Bonham was the real hammer of the gods, and Page played like he was having out of body experiences, riffing on rhythms, and running scal...

I beg to differ with you, looknback2340. If anything, the talent skipped a generation, and people were fools to make Bosephus sing. That buffoon made a mockery of the family tradition more than anyone. Hank 3 has taken up where his grand pappy would have been in the 21st century if he was alive a...

I was sixteen, driving my first pick-up, a 58 Dodge, listening to this on eight track. Next to Dark Side of the Moon, it was my favorite album at the time.I saw YES several times in concert, including the ill conceived and poorly received Drama Tour.

Fair thee well, Melty Bear.

Toots is like the Energizer Bunny;still going.

I've met Fred twice. On one occasion my band opened for his in A2. Positive energy, and still going so many years later! The old time stuff like this is still my favorite. The Otis Redding of reggae, the man who legend says coined the term with a 1968 single, 'Do The Reggay', Toots is one of the ...

This is NOT the Maytals!!

This is the best JA record. I've had it since it came out. The whole thing is such a trip, better than Bless Its Pointed Little Head. I only wish I could get a CD version. I don't have anything to play my eight tracks!