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Genaro Razo
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2012
Rock For Kampuchea (Different Full Movie 1979)
--QUEEN
Now I'm Here 0:00:06
We Will Rock You 0:03:09
Crazy Little Thibg Called Love 0:05:34
--THE CLASH
Armagideon Time 0:09:13
--THE PRETENDERS
Brass In Pocket 0:13:34
--PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS
Got To Get You Into My Life 0:16:28
Every Night 0:19:41
Hot As Sun 0:24:07
Coming Up 0:26:33
--THE SPECIALS
Monkey Man 0:30:47
--ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTION
The Imposter 0:33:17
--ROCKPILE & ROBERT PLANT
Little Sister 0:35:40
--IAN DURY & THE BLOCKHEADS
Sweet Gene Vicent 0:39:16
Hit Me With Your Rhytm Stick 0:43:33
--THE WHO
Sister Disco 0:45:52
Baba O'Riley 0:51:07
Behind Blue Eyes 0:56:39
See Me Feel Me/Listening To You 1:00:26
Won't Get Fooled Again 1:06:24
--ROCKESTRA
Introducing Members Of Rockestra 1:15:35
Lucille 1:16:39
Let It Be 1:20:07
Rockestra 1:24:34
Now I'm Here 0:00:06
We Will Rock You 0:03:09
Crazy Little Thibg Called Love 0:05:34
--THE CLASH
Armagideon Time 0:09:13
--THE PRETENDERS
Brass In Pocket 0:13:34
--PAUL MCCARTNEY & WINGS
Got To Get You Into My Life 0:16:28
Every Night 0:19:41
Hot As Sun 0:24:07
Coming Up 0:26:33
--THE SPECIALS
Monkey Man 0:30:47
--ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTION
The Imposter 0:33:17
--ROCKPILE & ROBERT PLANT
Little Sister 0:35:40
--IAN DURY & THE BLOCKHEADS
Sweet Gene Vicent 0:39:16
Hit Me With Your Rhytm Stick 0:43:33
--THE WHO
Sister Disco 0:45:52
Baba O'Riley 0:51:07
Behind Blue Eyes 0:56:39
See Me Feel Me/Listening To You 1:00:26
Won't Get Fooled Again 1:06:24
--ROCKESTRA
Introducing Members Of Rockestra 1:15:35
Lucille 1:16:39
Let It Be 1:20:07
Rockestra 1:24:34
มุมมอง: 67 823
Bought this album when it came out. I love all the bands. Best of old and new at the time. We need a box set with everything in it!!!!!
Robert Plant just rocks
If I can only go back in time and hangout back stage
Hello! Thank you for the upload video. Great thanks to these kind artists, my families and I are in America.
Some really strong performances here!
I actually had this album.
This is wonderful. Thanks for sharing
Queen, so, so good.
What a shame this isn't available; would be great to have the full show on DVD or Bluray
Where is 'Crawling from the wreckage ' ? ( Rockpile ) I specially bought the record just for the Rockpile songs but there was a little overkill with Who songs
I wasn’t born yet when this concert took place, but it is one of my all-time favorite shows!! The Specials blew the roof off!!
The Specials were so freaking great.
amazing ; )
This song should have been a single in 1966 than placed on Revolver album
Is that Plant playing McCartney's Hofner bass during "Lucille" (Rockestra)? :)
ポールマツカートニーは楽器の扱い方が上品ニャア😿
来たな〜!
I’m amazed at Plant’s humbleness.
Shame there wasn't a camera on Bonham. We just don't have enough footage of him playing in or out of Zep. Not surprised there wasn't 100% Zep there that evening. I think Page may have been preoccupied.
Page was, uh, how shall we say it, indisposed. Between his addiction and being kind of recluse. These type of things aren't his strong suite anyway.
@Musical Box If you loop up Concerts for the People of Kampuchea (album) on wikipedia, he's listed on that album, which I assume is from this show, and when I watched this 6months ago, I coulda sworn that was him up in the balcony on the left playing what looks like the stainless steel kit. If he was there, it's borderline criminal that they didn't have a camera on him.
@Musical Box listen to the introductions at 1:16:13 According to Billy Connolly, Bonzo and JPJ were there. I seem to recall watching this 6 months ago and seeing a few clear shots of JPJ too. Both of those guys were part of Rockestra
This badly needs a remaster
Holy Jesus this is such a great find! Thank you so much! This gives me so much joy to watch.
paul in his prime his voice was real strong great concert
kind of a weird thing that pete pownsend was an agressive person; but roger daltry could kick his ass...
kenny jones was a great drummer; but he wasn't respected because he replaced keith moon.
the beatles split was for the beginning of the wings !
the original pretenders !!
i have the gatefold double LP of this.
chrissy's hips dont lie !
I wonder why they decided to play Every night and Hot as sun..
The also played Cook of the House that tour for some reason. I guess Paul was just reminiscing.
Laurence Juber's guitar solo in Let it be is one of the best of the many solos in Let it be.
Gracias.
The end of a incredible era.
The story goes that Pete was on a bender drinking with Kenney Jones all weekend and refused to wear the gold jacket that macca required of the rockestra players. Macca was not happy with Ole Pete...only Pete could push maccas buttons....lol
Lucky to be there for the who’s night. Tickets were allocated by ballot and I couldn’t believe I got em. Crazy night and who were brilliant in spite of Pete’s drunken “preaching” which went on at every gig through the 80’s. He was in a bad place but he still gave it his all. This line up just shows how much rock music has changed. Then it was a way of life now it’s an incidental corporate and commercial shallow experience. Or am I just a grumpy old man. Either way those days were heady music driven golden days for me
THE WHO
I love Wings so much.
Why does the drummer from the wings look so much like macca?
This concert was really the end of an era in many ways - the greatest bands in rock music would be forever altered by the death of their drummers - John Bonham would be dead within a year effectively dissolving Led Zeppelin and The Who, particularly Townshend and Entwistle, had really never dealt with Keith Moon's death the prior year. The '80s would usher in a new era of pop, heavy metal, and other genres that would change music moving forward. What you are seeing here - some of the greatest bands in history including Queen, The Who, Paul McCartney, The Pretenders, Elvis Costello, members of Led Zeppelin (Jimmy Page's heroin problem was out of control at this time), etc. are the last vestiges of the 1970s in every way - the end of the decade was literally upon them and the toll that the events of those 10 years had taken on these absolutely phenomenally talented musicians was evident in so many ways. Watching this is a reminder of how great, and tragic, it all was.
I couldn’t agree more with you Kev. It’s really sad. Queen though were seemingly on top of the world in ‘79-‘80 with The Game. That album was HUGE. I was 12 then and remember when Another One Bites came on the radio it was like an event! I also remember seeing clips of Lucille and Little Sister on MTV and just loving it. I knew all the musicians too! Honeyman from Pretenders, Bruce Thomas from Elvis Costello, Denny Laine, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, Jonsey on bass back there. The list goes on. Was a great time for rock music. I really really miss it.
Don't forget the devastating loses for The Pretenders. James 'Honeyman' Scott and Pete Farndon.
Jeezus the ending of WGFA was FOOKED.
WTF is the Pretenders bass players problem? Hitting so many wrong notes.
Farndon had a major drinking problem.
Rock Gods!
I wish Blondie was there
Always thought there was something damn sexy about Chrissie Hynde.
Too bad there isn't more of the Pretenders footage here. If you have the Kampuchea album, you know why this performance of Brass in Pocket didn't make the cut... The Wait, Precious, and Tattooed Love Boys are far superior. This is when The Pretenders were just coming out of the gate.... the original line-up, and so great!
The bass goes way out of tune
Best live performance of let it be from Paul..we love you
Man, Freddie was in great voice at the show. And Macca, as always makes it look effortless. I wish this film/concert would be released officially already. It's a who's who of my all time favorite bands.
Wow thanks for posting Genaro, I've have the 2-record set since new but was unaware of this movie!
whaw!!! very very film!!-- gracias por compartir
WHO!!!
Wow paul is rocking that Yamaha bass :) and awesome guitar playing on his epiphone casino :)
This was the time my generation was into the Who. I would wake up, eat my breakfast reading about the Who. Go to school and sit there in class reading about the Who. Ride the bus home reading about the Who. Take the dog out for a walk listening to the Who on the Walkman, then when I got home, went into my room and strapped on my guitar and played along to the Who. Then I went to eat dinner while reading about the Who. Then i would go back to my room and do my homework while listening to the Who. Then I'd read some more about the Who while i was listening to the Who, then I'd turn out the light and go to sleep listening to the Who. I guess you could say I had a Who problem. A Who addiction. Who-itus. Who-mainia.Who-bola.
imagine if you had put that much energy into developing your own creative vision?
cobalt jones I went on to play drums, bass and guitar and write and play my own songs in a band that actually had its own little fan base... not a commercial success, but for us it was some kind of success, so I guess I did pour my energy into creating my own artistic vision... and I was working a full time job and going to college at the same time... it 's amazing what you can do in your twenties.
flagemdown66 Good I respect your accomplishments. You're not just a typical internet troll who talks without ever having done anything. I stand corrected. True, the energy of twenty somethings is amazing. I think now though, the next thing in music can't come from youth, but from seasoned deepened international ears with a profound grasp of harmony. The Foo Fighters for example, are obviously garbage, and not just because I'm old, but because their chords suck donkey bag, the melodies don't create tension, and their grooves are energetic but asexual; the music is bland Americana, benign. The songs are left brained head chatter and tepid..His ear is parochial but he's likable. Anyone could have composed his music, which is exactly what a mommy culture wants: inclusivity at the expense of depth. The violence of a father culture brings exclusivity but in exchange for meaning. That was the great trick of the Beatles. They were presented as likable but they brought death. How would genuine rebellion in this age appear? I can tell you that it would not appear in typical rock star attire. It would have a frightening poetic depth(not poetry of words, but of the total effect of the four pillars: chords, melody, lyric and groove,) and the groove would be aware of world rhythms, twisting the time; fucking while dreaming, the ultimate synthesis of earth and sky. That level of synthesis is so far beyond and above youth culture they can't touch it with their comprehension. It would be trans-rational; above thinking. a poetic arrest. an atom bomb to free the soul from its mental cage.
@@cobaltjones Your response to Flagem is completely insane.