şimdi gördüm, sevindim : ) dişi rimbaud'um,şamanım,yurtsuz jan darkım,punk rock'ın vaftiz annesi.onu ilk olarak horses kapağında gördüğümde daha sesini duymamıştım ama dakikalarca kilitlenmiştim o fotoğrafa. büyüleyici bir kadın✌🖤
Me casually watching a Bob Dylan documentary because I love Bob Dylan, suddenly Patti Smith shows up and proceeds to change my life forever. This clip is absolutely staggering. Smith is THE punk rocker. The greatest of them all. Posers like the pretentious Henry Rollins or Johnny Rotten have NOTHING on the queen of punk. The poet who rules all. Patti Smith is a true inspiration, as a punk rocker, as a poet, as a musician, as a singer, but most of all as a person. I love her and always will.
@@BIG_MUNKYYou weren’t around then, so you know only what you’ve read. All guesswork and you’re spouting punk cliches after being radicalised by a YT clip of Patti Smith.
This is beyond most people's ability to know and feel what this is... This is closing your eyes as you walk out on a road with heavy traffic flowing and you end up at the other side spotless and holding the winning lottery ticket
Brilliant. Maybe some of the haters in these comments should consider these words because that's exactly what it is. She just dived right in at the deep end, the uncomfortableness is part of the thrill, and the way she manages to find her groove is pure Zen (sticking with the Japanese theme here, LOL).
I was blown away when I saw this. I wasn't too familiar with Patti Smith, but this just mesmerised me. She almost seems possessed or something. Creativity bordering corageously close to mental illness . Ive Since become a big fan of hers. A true artist.
Patti Smith was the queen of rock and roll back in the mid to late 70s. She was so fuckin' cool. She was New York City's female John Lennon if anyone knows what I mean. She is a true legend an icon. We fuckin' love you Patti. Fuck rhe clock!
watch her move in another dimension .... thing about Patti is she never did drugs ... well ... mebbe a bit of hippy pot now + then ... but just at a party + just to be sociable .... she didn't need drugs .... she was high on Rebellion !
Yes, it's called "Ain't it strange" and it's on Radio Ethiopia. She talks about how she came to do this on her Substack blog, you should read it. She was really only there to see Bob Dylan and didn't know everyone was expected to sing or recite something. She also didn't know it was being filmed.
yep "Ain't it strange" (of course it evolved a lot, but I've heard her introduce it with the story of the archer in other performances), it's on Radio Ethiopia
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dostum, patti hanım videoyu substack'te paylaşmış (:
şimdi gördüm, sevindim : ) dişi rimbaud'um,şamanım,yurtsuz jan darkım,punk rock'ın vaftiz annesi.onu ilk olarak horses kapağında gördüğümde daha sesini duymamıştım ama dakikalarca kilitlenmiştim o fotoğrafa. büyüleyici bir kadın✌🖤
@@istikametmarsanonslu
And it's ME playing guitar, I played with everyone that night....just feeling my way thru!!
Wow man! How was it to play with those legends??
@@navmanshack1579 quite a wild night! I've played with countless legends...
Highly doubt it
@@petecherry4908You can look up Arlen Roth easy enough
@@petecherry4908 that's Rob Stoner who commented as
@arlenroth8373. And yes. He's clearly visible.
Me casually watching a Bob Dylan documentary because I love Bob Dylan, suddenly Patti Smith shows up and proceeds to change my life forever. This clip is absolutely staggering. Smith is THE punk rocker. The greatest of them all. Posers like the pretentious Henry Rollins or Johnny Rotten have NOTHING on the queen of punk. The poet who rules all. Patti Smith is a true inspiration, as a punk rocker, as a poet, as a musician, as a singer, but most of all as a person. I love her and always will.
rollins aint pretentious
@@antonioHR23 maybe not now but back then he was. I actually like Rollins so don’t take my comment too much at face value
@@BIG_MUNKYYou weren’t around then, so you know only what you’ve read. All guesswork and you’re spouting punk cliches after being radicalised by a YT clip of Patti Smith.
she’s incredible i can’t get over her
This is beyond most people's ability to know and feel what this is... This is closing your eyes as you walk out on a road with heavy traffic flowing and you end up at the other side spotless and holding the winning lottery ticket
Wow how did U come up with that I love that analogy
Brilliant. Maybe some of the haters in these comments should consider these words because that's exactly what it is. She just dived right in at the deep end, the uncomfortableness is part of the thrill, and the way she manages to find her groove is pure Zen (sticking with the Japanese theme here, LOL).
@@AlyssaMartiniMusic 🌹💮🏵️
I MOVE IN ANOTHER DIMENSION!!!!
Rimbaud Junior hey I’ve seen you comment on other music stuff
“You know how the ground was in 16th century japan”
LMAOOOO
Im really really curious to know what she’s talking about but I can’t find it anywhere
@@BIG_MUNKY because shes probably trolling lmao
I was blown away when I saw this. I wasn't too familiar with Patti Smith, but this just mesmerised me. She almost seems possessed or something. Creativity bordering corageously close to mental illness . Ive Since become a big fan of hers. A true artist.
i love this patti’s early footage haha
"there is a place / in outer space / where no feet have trod / and no eyes have seen -- I'll meet you there! Oh, I'll meet you there! " Sun Ra
Patti Smith was the queen of rock and roll back in the mid to late 70s. She was so fuckin' cool. She was New York City's female John Lennon if anyone knows what I mean. She is a true legend an icon. We fuckin' love you Patti. Fuck rhe clock!
Thank you, Patti, for leading me here.
to be able to feel the movement of lyrics and rhythm as a freestyle is art 🌞
Finally! Such a great clip, so electric.
This is unbelievable. What a talent.
Wonderful and demented
This changed my life
This always makes me giggle
you know how the ground woz in 16 th Century Japan .... She moves in another dimension
You know how it is
FUCKING GODDESS!!!
English is not my first language but this lyrics is just lit
watch her move in another dimension .... thing about Patti is she never did drugs ... well ... mebbe a bit of hippy pot now + then ... but just at a party + just to be sociable .... she didn't need drugs .... she was high on Rebellion !
or maybe just a tad pretentious ?
This was IMPROV!?!?!?
any idea whether this song she sings is ever recorded?
Yes, it's called "Ain't it strange" and it's on Radio Ethiopia. She talks about how she came to do this on her Substack blog, you should read it. She was really only there to see Bob Dylan and didn't know everyone was expected to sing or recite something. She also didn't know it was being filmed.
pattismith.substack.com/p/bob-month-3f6
I only see it now but thanks for the information man!@@istikametmars
@@ksol1460tv tho it sounds more like the intro to horses than ain't it strange!- bril links, ta! :)
ah - 'another dimension' - thats the connection! th-cam.com/video/7PLyYCRnCEA/w-d-xo.html
The Punk Poet
does anybody kno if she wrote that poem??
She did, it's called "Ain't it strange" and it's on Radio Ethiopia.
No, LSD "wrote" this
wildd
What's the name of this song/poem?
Is this a song?
@Rimbaud Junior do you know what the songs called?
@Rimbaud Junior 7 ways of going isn't this song, i think
yep "Ain't it strange" (of course it evolved a lot, but I've heard her introduce it with the story of the archer in other performances), it's on Radio Ethiopia
pattismith.substack.com/p/bob-month-3f6
No, it's a disaster
Name of the song
i need to know
@Jennifer Soong thank you!!!!! Will be listening tonight 🎧
pattismith.substack.com/p/bob-month-3f6
Like si ets aqui per Manel i Guillem Gisbert.
Brutal
What was her talent again?
Ya see - THAT’S what’s missing
Poor patti lmfao
😂😂😂😂😂😂 omg she is so good at making me cringe 😂😂😂😂😂
WTF?
Ugh!
I don't liker.
Patti Smith is the worst ugh