machine gun part I- live in Stockholm 1970

outstanding (as always) live version of machine gun...

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Music

Tags:

• jimi
• hendrix
• machine
• gun
• live
• concert
• stockholm
• 1970
• sweden
• guitar
• rare

[herraotic]

I'm sorry to those that like Led Zeppelin, ACDC, etc. But they are no way as creative as Hendrix. This piece of music is a masterpiece, stands up there with Mozart's Requiem.

[shaserv]

Oh no, I am right with you, I know Jimi has been credited the #1 guitar player, but I think he was much more than just a guitar player. He wrote or if you like, created these songs, he created those sounds, that feed back was fucking amazing, the way he played the blues was differant even songs he covered he totaly made them his own. Fuckin Awesome, Thats all I can say.

[jensbond93]

@jojog99 damn, im happy for you, also jelly =P

[westkraig]

WELL THE DRUMMER GOT LOST-BUT I DONT BLAME HIM... JIMI HAD TO GO IT ALONE WITHOUT.. THE BASS PLAYER SLUGED ON BRAVELY. THIS JUST SHOWS THE AWESOME WORK BUDDY DID HOLDING IT TOGETHER IN THE BOG VERSION...ALL THE COMMENTS ARE GOOD..THIS TRUELY IS A SOUND PICTURE..AS JIMI OVERPLAYS HIS EQUIPMENT AT THE LIMITS.

[w0rdisbond]

@shaserv I totally agreed with the guy above said, but f*cking agree with you more!

Hendrix could say so deep shit with his instrument its disgusting =)

WE GOT TO LIVE TOGETHER =D

[calochamp]

He starts blending the national anthem with that feedback.and wow

[nimrodlev333]

Sounds like he got himself to over-drive, he sounds a bit exhausted.

But also an amazing feel and show. Very interesting to hear this rare show.

Thank you very much.

Jimi Hendrix, Forever in my heart.

[rikibitta]

@ArtOfNoise2000 Jimi in questa versione della Mitragliatrice è oltre lo scibile -si sente che stava andandosene- semplicemente si stacca dalla realtà delle vicende umane,e vedendola da un'altezza ancora incompresa la sua condanna di morte è definitiva.

[ArtOfNoise2000]

@rikibitta ben detto !! grande Riki ;-))

[rikibitta]

@herraotic  ya man, or Handel's Messiah, Bach's Art of Fugue and Suites for Cello, Nocturnes from Chopin, Charlie Parker playing in '47, A love Supreme by Coltrane, Kind of Blue and the last acoustic quintets of Miles Davis, Bill Evan's firt great trio, Jaco Pastorius or Frank Zappa at best... it's about Human Art.

[bigstU25]

@jimistreets1 I agree w/ you except for i could say 1st cause nobody before Hendrix had a fuzz, uvi-vibe, and wah pedal with dropped step strings playin off of the feedback all @ the same time. That the closest to theHeavy Metal sound. So i could say 1st.