Mr. Big-CDFF-Lucky This Time (Live in San Francisco,CA,1992)

A great live version of one of my favorites songs from Mr. Big, co-written with Jeff Paris, excellent performance, enjoy!, I believe, I believe you might be lucky this time :0D

Category:

Music

Tags:

• eric
• martin
• paul
• gilbert
• pablo
• gilberto
• billy
• sheehan
• pat
• torpey
• ibanez
• guitars
• guitar
• pgm
• 100
• yamaha
• bass
• tama
• drums

[Jonnie8791]

were these guys one of the last hair bands before the change to hip-hop and rap?

[erickondio]

yes, they were one of the last hard rock bands alongside Warrant, Skid Row and some other ones that came in the late 80's-early 90's

[Iutubsucs]

This is the worst live version of the song....

In Live and Kickin' Eric uses his voice at best,

can't you hear how he does not sing well in this video? I love his voice too, but here he's not at his best.

[erickondio]

mmmm, you're right in this concert the sound is kind of strange, don't get me wrong, very good, but it lacks something, i don't know what

[SweetChild100]

Eric Martin is so HOT!! I love his voice!!!

[Holdsyfan]

This was the song which cost me $2600, One moment I am blasting this song in my room and in the second, I am opening my 20th Anniversary PGM100 :D I love you Paul!

[Krrrimmi]

@boguitar87 Whatever it is,it's 1 of my fave MR.BIG hit. B-)

[boguitar87]

@Krrrimmi CDFF means : CD fast forward (That's what you hear in the beginning of the studio-version). It has nothing to do with the chords.

[EggeDelfDE]

I am addicted to this one!

[ghaliboy]

Pat Torpey is pretty fuckin underrated. Good energy and power.

[METALPENNIS]

AMO ESTA ROLA YEAHHH MR.BIG POR SIEMPRE

[Krrrimmi]

MY 4EVER FAVORITE BAND IN D WHOLE WORLD. \m/ \m/

[Krrrimmi]

@kreigantonelli NOW I GET IT! I was wondering what CDFF stands for,for 2 decades. lol \m/ \m/

[kreigantonelli]

@VinniusHKruger CDFF is the chords. They are not suppose to go together in music.

[ZEHM89]

@Jonnie8791 there are two problems with that question. First, these guys weren't a hair band; having long hair does not a hair band make. They had more in common with 70's hard rock than Poison and Motley Crue. Second, the change wasn't from glam to hip hop. It went from glam to grunge to dance pop to hip hop. GET IT RIGHT.