The Chameleons - Tripping Dogs (Full LP)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- Live album of The Chameleons, released in 1990 by Glass Pyramid rcs.
Side A
00:00 01. Singing Rule Britannia
05:31 02. A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days
11:03 03. Here Today
16:50 04. Pleasure And Pain
22:35 05. Bobby Moore's Wine
26:20 06. Less Than Human
Side B
30:21 07. Thursday's Child
35:04 08. In Answer
38:50 09. Return Of The Roughnecks
42:30 10. Second Skin
49:01 11. One Flesh
53:47 12. Home Is Where The Heart Is
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Every time I listen to Chameleons I think it doesn't matter what music you're into - this is one of the best things you'll hear in your life
True. When you don’t know...you just do not know.
kinda like the cure except they were good ?
@@douglasthompson8927 nah
@@terryleather4920 the thing I respect about them the most is they were never in it for the money..they turned down a major record deal when Tony Fletcher died because he was a brother not a manager and would never be a part of any kind of real success..I don`t like successful bands which makes me shallow I suppose
@@douglasthompson8927 thought you meant cause The Cure were good. Yeah I agree with you
One of the largest sounds for their time. Inescapable and emotionally electrifying gut wrenching brilliance.
Just fucking mind blowing. How are these dudes not HUGE!?
One of the most underestimated bands of all time imo definitely 1 of my favourites!
AbsolutelY! Criminally so! But they're still touring
Probably seen this band more than any other in my time. Saw them in December 2022 and have tickets to see them again in June. Just wonderful.
Damn you!!! Lol
Only saw them a handful of times. Best was the international Manchester 1985 or 6, who can remember. I was sat on the floor flaked out for half the set. They took so long to come on!
This is my favorite rendition of the songs from What Does Anything Mean? Basically. Especially One Flesh and Home is Where the Heart Is
Came here to say this.. Home is where the Heart is has incredibly mesmerizing guitar riffs. These guys never disappoint; been listening to them since I was 19, going on 11 years since I first heard them.
Add to that the first four songs. The guitar tone seems more open and chimey but still tasteful. The keyboard riffs are also outstanding.
Unreal in all aspects; not hard to be accused of being the best band ever.
Tripping Dogs has to be the best album title ever.
Bobby Moore's Wine is Mad Jack! I can't believe I have never heard this before.
Probably what it was called before third album came out :) think this recording session was the same year Strange Times came out.
John Lever R.I.P...
Which musician was he! Damn what a f in lose!!!!!😹😢
Goddamn I can dipping in on these guys and man they don't disappoint. The tone of the guitar is incredible.
i heard the chameleons 3 times in germay live and it was amazing :) I hope they come back to me ! I love they since 1990 :) Is a shame that they are not world stars !
Track 5 Bobby Moore's Wine is the original version of Mad Jack from Strange Times.
better than "Mad jack"s final recording, guitars and the vocals and lyrics are just better
Este disco es enorme. Atmósfera, sonido y espíritu Chameleons de principio a fin.
@ the age of 60 I have just discovered this excellent band. I stumbled across 'Up The Down Escalator' whilst doing a general search for obscure 80s music. What a find!!!!! How the hell did I miss them??? I have several years of albums to catch up on :)
Lucky you! They are on tour from April if any venues are open by then
Same. I'm 47.
It happens and is still happening. thought I knew it all re 80's music and then this YT thing proved me wrong
That is great 👏💞⚘️
welcome to the Cult following! Me since first album. Addictive. Genius Talent.
Thank you for adding this!! I grew up in the 80's, bought all they're music, worlds most underrated band, they are so great. Still play it, I have got everything they made.
Nice! Cheers to that.
I saw them 3 times
Always played with plenty of energy and soul
They are one of my fave bands, just never got into the mainstream commercial side of pop glory
They were underrated, but still had a loyal fans
Their unique sound was inventive with surreal guitar riffs that was better than any Punk band
Agree.
@@paulozerati2131 👍☯️
My best friend in my 20s went to see them without me, then told me about it later because he was getting back at me for having a girlfriend. I still think he got the better end of that one. Anyway, he just invited himself backstage and spoke to Mark Burgess. He asked why he changed the lyrics of Second Skin on the (name escapes me) live album. Did the girl who inspired it betray you? Burgess just laughed and made a dismissive gesture, which was all the confirmation he needed. And if I'd just repressed my hormones for a few months, I might've seen this with my own eyes.
the chameleons Great band
From beginning to end of the album...all the tracks are amazing!!
Grandes THE CHAMELEONS, mi grupo de toda la vida.
Just bought the CD, couldnt be happier.
This was my first Chameleons CD! I was underwhelmed at first because it didn't sound like the ones from my friend's collection (Fan & the Bellows, John Peels Sessions, Script of the Bridge), but it grew on me quite quickly!
I have all their studio albums, but this seems a rare collectors item = essential 👽👍☯️ record
Is it in Vinyl?
I believe it is in Discogs
I came of age early, and yet also late. I decided which bands I loved in the 80s when I was a kid, but I couldn't buy their music till I was a teen in the 90s. So my music collection was 10 years behind. I turned an ambilivalent eye away from grunge and lovingly towards postpunk, which was absolutely the right call, then and now. I didn't discover these guys until around 2001 or so. But I would've loved them when Script of the Bridge came out. Yes, I was 4, but I was very discerning then and I knew what I liked. One of my most prized records today is the 2 LP version of Script, and you can have it when you pry from my cold, dead hand! 😆
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Wonderful. Best band ever. Grupo de mi vida!
Killer band great album great just plain awesome period!!!!!!👍❤️
Ohhhhhh these guitars !!!
Thanks from Brasil 🇧🇷
Still lovely, after all this time.
Just Manchester's Finest !
Thank you so much for sharing this treasure. 🙂👍🏻
question: are you Reg Smithies??
In answer is glorious
jest super klimatycznie-nieznani mi wczesniej
what a brilliant group they where
A ripper ❤❤
love hearing them in rehearsal getting pissed off at each other and themselves. not to be mean but it sounds like a typical rehearsal moment. favorite band of that Post Punk/Gothic whatever genre. Met Mark a few times in Cali. really decent person. he even takes selfies with people. They really should have got a better shot at the US Market. Sorry about their Manager dying. like Joy Division but it was their manager instead (thankfully) the front man. not that I am glad their manager Tony passed away. wish things didn't fall apart. Hope to see you in Nor Cal again, Mark when hopefully thing get back to normal after Covee 2
Back in the mid 1980's through to 1992, Tower records here in the United States had a free magazine named "Tower Pulse" and near the front page were the "Desert Island Discs", where the general public would send in their votes by paper mail for which ten official recordings one would chose if stranded on an island for the rest of their lives. One blessed soul stated that "If you like Simple Minds & U2, you'll love The Chameleons!" I had not heard of them and this person listed their album "Script of the Bridge" as one of the top Desert Island Discs for them. This is in the time of no internet, so I took a chance and bought an English import CD of Script of the Bridge and I cannot explain what a revelation it was to listen to that album the first couple times......wow. They performed live at the Moore Theater here in Seattle within a year, and went to the concert and before the show, conversing with a guy next to me, told him I have Script of the Bridge on CD and he leaned over and told his friend that I have that album on CD and they were taken aback with raised eyebrows,. By the way, our local band Pure Joy opened, quite good and The Chameleons were so very good.
By the way, bless you Michael Oegut for letting the world hear such absolute greatness!
Love there sound
Love that sound still to this day .
Uno de mis grupos favoritos de siempre...Gracias!
Jewel!!!!!!
They are so Funny!! Love them!!
Que gran joya! 🙏
La banda de mi vida. The Chameleons, the band of my life.
Avec une musique 🎻 aussi céleste 💫 peut être même que le bon dieu 😎 reviendrai sur terre 🤗
sheer class
That's a thing about today's music scene is just all about the fame and money
There was more labels around in the 1980s that would be more about the band's style and sound
Mark Burgess, was a builder, for his trade outside of music
Just hearing this for the first time. 😍
songs are absolutely amazing, but there's a lot of stops and starts on this recording aren't there? Love the renditions of a bunch of classics from their first 2 albums
Such an underrated band.
Muy buena banda.
Andy Clegg probably. Live keyboard player, guitarist Music for Aborigines, The Sun & The Moon, Weaveworld and Kizilok, in that order. A really original talented guitarist in his own right. He also played in a band called Polit Bureau and Wax with dear beautiful John, but these have no real Chameleons connection.
I absolutely love their live recordings, there is that certain something.......🥁🎸🎸🎸🎙🌻
Edited because I put Westworld, Yul Brunner get out of my head!
FANTASTIC !
"Bobby Moore's Wine" became "Mad Jack". An outtake from their second album. Great upload.
My girlfriend and I are big fans and all the songs are great but In Answers is the one she spoke up loving very much. No matter what answer you're looking for She loves you very much. the final answer. that's all that matters. In Answers
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The Atmosphere Of Their Truth Lives on
Genius Talent!
I can relate 👍👍👍⚡⚡⚡⚡💕
Chameleons weren't underrated but almost unknown stateside. Who rates them low??
Simple Minds fans.
@@everymandan4176
I did like the early stuff by SM: I travel, The American and Life in a day
They just lost the edge of their bass riffs, all production was really soft and they joined the pop star status quo of bands 👎
true but you will rarely come across someone who knows of the band that will say they are any less than great
Sigo e
Mocionandome cada vez que los oigo
Wonderful!! Thank you so much!! Love them so much!!!
and i was juste there ingenery project.
Very Nice!! Thank You!!! Wonderful!!!
Wow! Muchas gracias por compartir :)
Saludos.
thanx
If you like the first song on this album you need the song “Fortuna” by Sei Still
00:00 01. Singing Rule Britannia
05:31 02. A Person Isn't Safe Anywhere These Days
11:03 03. Here Today
16:50 04. Pleasure And Pain
22:35 05. Bobby Moore's Wine
26:20 06. Less Than Human
30:21 07. Thursday's Child
35:04 08. In Answer
38:50 09. Return Of The Roughnecks
42:30 10. Second Skin
49:01 11. One Flesh
53:47 12. Home Is Where The Heart Is
Thank you!!!!!!!! 🙏
One band that you would never see on 📺 in the UK ☯️ much better than U2
2nd song sounds like they added background vocals compared to the studio version? It makes the song way better imo, I think they're "ooh ooh" ing but maybe it's the live echo?
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Live, more like rehearsal....still great
Even better 👏💞⚘️
this is a rip from the vinyl or is from the CD?
www.discogs.com/The-Chameleons-Tripping-Dogs/release/425681
Always thought the songs could have been a little better if Burgess had reined it in a bit with the lyrics, and relaxed with his timing. Still though, cool band.
But that's the thing with his vocal style, it's 'standingonthetipofyertoesfordearlife' way of delivery. Contrast him with say Steve Kilbey of the church, both bands are very similar with dual lead guitarist, totally unique drummers and singing bassist. Only difference is Kilbey sings with a cool detached Bowie vibe & Burgess is singing for dear life from the depths of his soul. Both are great..
@@everymandan4176 Good points.
@@everymandan4176 Very well said.
@@MetteC5 interesting points that makes sense of Mark Burgess, 🎤🎸 singing/songwriter is a genius ☯️
@@empireman1077 Yes, Dan got it spot on and yes, The Chameleons' songs have a very special place in my heart & soul.
Is this a bootleg? Sounds way better than the first album imo
Live rehearsals. They really shined live vs some of the earlier recordings...