I’ve been a huge Purple, Sabbath and Zep fan since the early ‘70’s. For the life of me, I can’t figure out why I haven’t heard of Budgie until yesterday.
welcome to the club that realizes that the music industry hidden this from us.. no mention, no advertise.. i feel discusted with all the Manager lifestyle.. come by my door to get some ass kicking you fucking thiefs!!!!! and ofc some pieces of shit will have no repect for us and shove inour face that they know this for centuries... and to how many people you have shown this...??? fucking Judas you all that kept this from all the Rock Heads!
me 2 . but no i heard of them when Metallica did breadfan in 86.. the 5.98 ep..oddly i just never researched budgie or any of the other covers they did.Diamondhead is another nwobhm band they covered am i evil song.i didnt get into budgie till a guy i worked with told me about them in 96.i knew about them heard of em but never heard there music till then. they hot sone great songs
One of the first metal bands for sure, but the first one that we can call "heavy metal" is Black Sabbath. When Budgie release their first album "Black Sabbath" and "Paranoid" had already seen the light.
Actually Lucifer's Friend's first album came out 3 weeks before Black Sabbath so they are recognized as the first heavy metal album! It's highly recommended if you're into hard rock/heavy metal.
The Budgie/Nazareth combination was extraordinary. Came to know them via Alan Freeman of course - listened to them under the covers with my little transistor radio.
Im 62. I first heard Budgie when I worked near San Antonio Texas early 70s. There was an AM radio station better than any FM Ive ever heard. After hearing them I had to have their music importing some of it. Because of that radio station I was the first in my small town and even Dallas to hear and turn on people to Budgie,Scorpions who played in the small town in Germany I was located at,Judas Priest in the beginning when they destroyed any band they opened for and the first time ever to hear eruption Van Halen. Then the station dissapeared from the universe. It was such a wonderful time driving the car late at night with friends and max volume 2 mph for hours except when I was stopped and didnt know it due to microdots,strawberry fields,and the liquid kind that came in murine eye wash bottles that gave me a few out of the body experiences. I thought Budgie was fucking great!
Goodbye my friend you turned me on to some of the greatest music I will ever know. Burke is my favorite vocalist and Bass player and we lost another great . REST MY FRIEND.
Way back when, not many of us had a Budgie LP in amongst the Zep, Sabbath, Purple and Quo, hardly anyone had heard of them, glad they're getting more recognition now to a new generation. Like early Rush and Motorhead, there is something simple and visceral about a three piece.
Exactly! 3 is the magic number! Budgie is the pay off of hearing that there is a obscure band playing this hidden music and discovering its the real deal! Wasnt let down! No surprises in life well try again because Budgie was wicked good suprise! Words did it justice.
Totally agree man, was lucky enough to see these guys live in London in 1974 when I was in the Navy!! I laugh a lot of young people think they have the heaviest music which I agree Linkin Park. Smack we're all right up there but, budgie was badass before badass was cool🔊🎸🔊✌
@@jordanpetersonon200mgdiaze3 That is so true. Why this band and other bands like this aren't played on the radio is beyond me. This is why I don't listen to radio anymore.
My brother showed me budgie, gave me me his bandolieer album. I saw them 2004 sunken gardens SA TX .best shiw ever, all love for this band and followers
BUDGIE WAS ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL BANDS OF THE 70's AND ONE OF THE MOST ORIGINAL AND UNFORTUNATELY WITH HIS UNIQUE AND LITTLE RECOGNIZED STYLE. AMAZING AND EXQUISITE BAND. I WILL LOVE THIS BAND AND HIS MUSIC FOREVER.
In for the kill possibly the greatest rock track ever the full force of killer bass lead guitar and fab vocals the beat constantly changing tempo bravo 🎸🎸❤️❤️ John Lynam
followed them when they were underground..seen em loads of times.1971..onwards..bought my 1st gibson SG.BECAUSE BUDGIE GUITARMAN PLAYED ONE...GREAT SOUND.UNDERATED BAND.
Budgie mystified most of us...Zep Purple Sabbath Free and Trapeze very similar however Budgie combined it all. I've never heard such an interesting combination...not sure what influenced them...heavy heavy heavy good times a million
Classic heaviness from a great band of the past. Bought the album on release and then saw them at Redruth Regal Cinema on the In for the Kill tour..Sadly only about third full..imagine them touring now and it would be sell out. such different times pre internet. It was bloody loud and I remember them encoring with Rape of The Locks from the very heavy First album. I think it was £1.30 a ticket...Happy days!
bad ass metal track dark and hard hitting, budgie rock legends so underrated in some parts of the world. and from wales magic. should of been huge in america. i am in for the kill when it is worth it.
love this band since they came out. San Antonio Texas had a DJ named Joe Anthony ,the godfather of rock and roll ,he used to play all kinds of new music back in the day and Budgie was one of them along with Triumph and Rush Canada's best reaching the south of Texas> Check out Budgie great song called Parents masterful
I feel very privileged to have seen them play live. I'm not a heavy metal person particularly but my three favourite 'hard rock' gigs live that I have seen would be Deep Purple, Quo, and the amazing Budgie.
I saw this Band in Birmingham in 1974 at the Town hall, my first ever Gig at 14 years old Fantastic!!!!! I have seen many bands over the years and these still are up there.
Very,very much underrated and under promoted i think,i listened to Budgie in late 70's in New Braunfels,tx. just 35 miles from san antonio,TX. a city they played in many times,regretfully i never got to attend a show,this band should've been as big as iron maiden or the scorpions,after 40 years they still ROCK !!!
Bjornlooser And to me aswell. I too have had my budgie album stolden from me aswell. Just kidding. Rock on world.!! Rockin in the free world baby . That's what living is all about. Well that and work bills and death and tax's. Heaven or hell. And then the erection baby. I mean hobingly a good resurrection of my self or perhaps someone else. Many I can come back in the form of a lesbian next time.oh well who knows we can only hope for the best. Crazy.
Thanks to Sea of Tranquility TH-cam channel for putting me onto Budgie. Blimey I m 55 and just discovering them! Riffs aplenty and loads changes. Sabbath meets Rush into Metallica. Huge!
There is a live show of Van Halen doing In for the kill in 1974 or 1975! So it’s very early in their career ! Killer version! Eddie! Eddie Eddie! 🤘 ⚡️space ace Ron⚡️
I was 16 in 1976, I was right at the front at St.Albans Civic Hall, bought the newly released "If I were Brittania..." album at the merch stand on the night.
Never lend a Budgie album to a friend, it will cost you an album and a friend.
LOL, LOL, LOL ------
Amen. Never lend albums or books.
Also, Never turn your back on a friend...
Been there, cost me both!!
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I’ve been a huge Purple, Sabbath and Zep fan since the early ‘70’s. For the life of me, I can’t figure out why I haven’t heard of Budgie until yesterday.
Because you were too busy listening to Purple,Sabbath and Zep......next you’ll be saying they are underrated 😂😂
Bad marketing.
How the hell have you never heard of Budgie? It's impossible. Everyone has heard of Budgie. They are one of the greatest bands of all time
welcome to the club that realizes that the music industry hidden this from us..
no mention, no advertise..
i feel discusted with all the Manager lifestyle..
come by my door to get some ass kicking you fucking thiefs!!!!!
and ofc some pieces of shit will have no repect for us and shove inour face that they know this for centuries...
and to how many people you have shown this...??? fucking Judas you all that kept this from all the Rock Heads!
me 2 . but no i heard of them when Metallica did breadfan in 86.. the 5.98 ep..oddly i just never researched budgie or any of the other covers they did.Diamondhead is another nwobhm band they covered am i evil song.i didnt get into budgie till a guy i worked with told me about them in 96.i knew about them heard of em but never heard there music till then. they hot sone great songs
First 20 seconds of In for the Kill should convince anyone that Budgie are the first Metal band ever (and very likely the best).
One of the first metal bands for sure, but the first one that we can call "heavy metal" is Black Sabbath. When Budgie release their first album "Black Sabbath" and "Paranoid" had already seen the light.
Here here
Yeah this doesn't come close to Sabbath. This is blues funk in comparison its pretty cool though.
@@harleypite1867 Black Sabbath was all about the occult & demonology...Budgie was not
Actually Lucifer's Friend's first album came out 3 weeks before Black Sabbath so they are recognized as the first heavy metal album! It's highly recommended if you're into hard rock/heavy metal.
Budgie is criminally underrated band they should have been huge.. one of my favorite bands of all time.... They just kill it...
I am with you. Criminally underrated... yes. Incredibly good. One of my favorites for sure
RIP Burke, so glad I got to see you, a little guy, a musical giant. A timeless gift to us all.
One of the best
The Budgie/Nazareth combination was extraordinary. Came to know them via Alan Freeman of course - listened to them under the covers with my little transistor radio.
RIP Burke Shelley. Thank you for all you have given us.
Privileged to have seen them in the 70's touring with Nazareth. Have been obsessed with them since then. BUDGIE AALWAYS!
Tony Bourge on lead guitar is highly underrated… he absolutely shreds it on Zoom Club and other Budgie masterpieces…
Im 62. I first heard Budgie when I worked near San Antonio Texas early 70s. There was an AM radio station better than any FM Ive ever heard. After hearing them I had to have their music importing some of it. Because of that radio station I was the first in my small town and even Dallas to hear and turn on people to Budgie,Scorpions who played in the small town in Germany I was located at,Judas Priest in the beginning when they destroyed any band they opened for and the first time ever to hear eruption Van Halen. Then the station dissapeared from the universe. It was such a wonderful time driving the car late at night with friends and max volume 2 mph for hours except when I was stopped and didnt know it due to microdots,strawberry fields,and the liquid kind that came in murine eye wash bottles that gave me a few out of the body experiences. I thought Budgie was fucking great!
KMAC AM 63.0
San Antonio
Lunatic🤘
Joe Anthony
Lou Roney
How underrated are Budgie?? This rocks so hard in my car..50+ yrs ago this came out. Well done Gents!!👍🍺
Taped this awesome tune in 73 on my cassette recorder. KTEP radio EL Paso Tx
KMAC
San Antonio
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RIP Burke Shelley. A damn tragedy neither he or Budgie got their due recognition
This was heavy before heavy was heavy
Absolutely true Wade, but much better !!!
I FUCKING LOVE BUDGIE!
You're kinda forgetting Black Sabbath
YESSS !
This is what made megadeth and metallica. Mustaine was so influenced by budgie and it shows
Can't stop listening to this group. Fast becoming one of my favourite ever rock bands.
These riffs were way ahead of their time ...parroted by many others.
You are unlucky so late, because I have been getting weight since 1982 and I will never stop having it until I live.
yessssssssssssss
you are a smart person Alistair!
I N F O R T H E K I LL !
Goodbye my friend you turned me on to some of the greatest music I will ever know. Burke is my favorite vocalist and Bass player and we lost another great . REST MY FRIEND.
Fan here since 1972
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Way back when, not many of us had a Budgie LP in amongst the Zep, Sabbath, Purple and Quo, hardly anyone had heard of them, glad they're getting more recognition now to a new generation. Like early Rush and Motorhead, there is something simple and visceral about a three piece.
I did back in 70s thanks to Joe Anthony and Lou Roney in San Antonio on KMAC and KISS
It's like putting on Fleetwood Mac and having to explain the album was before Stevie Nicks joined the band.
Facts 💯👍🏼
Exactly! 3 is the magic number! Budgie is the pay off of hearing that there is a obscure band playing this hidden music and discovering its the real deal! Wasnt let down! No surprises in life well try again because Budgie was wicked good suprise! Words did it justice.
Budgie was one of my favs along with Atomic Rooster and Captain Beyond.
Was für ne geile Band!Bassist ist super!
Ja genau
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This band belongs..in the rock and roll hall of fame....they been kickin ass a very long time.....FACT.....AMEN....
Rest easy Mr Shelley.Thank you for the music 🤘🏿
Freakin bad ass rock-n-roll band that never got it's due.
Totally agree man, was lucky enough to see these guys live in London in 1974 when I was in the Navy!! I laugh a lot of young people think they have the heaviest music which I agree Linkin Park. Smack we're all right up there but, budgie was badass before badass was cool🔊🎸🔊✌
@@keithkeca2961 BUDGIE is the shit! Bandolier is the greatest hard rock album of all time.
They're Legendary though. Would love to have met them.
Yes they did ! Anyone & Everyone who knows the best of heavy riffing rock, and is worth shit knows and loves these guys !!! That's enuf. . .
Such a mammoth riff by the hugely underrated Tony Bourge.
amazing artist!
The Welsh Tony Iommi.
Tony Bourge is God.
@@mannyruiz1954 love Iommi but I think Bourge is on another level of genius riff writing
Xx
The drumming by Pete Boot on this whole album is awesome. What a great band Budgie where.
The best drummer of budgie
@@joaquinlezcano2372 agree. I think Steve Williams is badass too.
Just here to give love to Ray Phillips. Budgie had great drummers.
@@The1nsane1 Totally, wholeheartedly agree.
@@The1nsane1 yes, ray did some killer drumming especially on Squawk
Budgie don't get enough credit.
SynthJohn i feel you man
No, they sure don't. As far as bass players are concerned, why Burke Shelley isn't mentioned along with Geddy Lee and Chris Squire is beyond me.
@@gemini2012100 that is the first thing i noticed when i just listened to this band was how good the bass is.
@@jordanpetersonon200mgdiaze3 That is so true. Why this band and other bands like this aren't played on the radio is beyond me. This is why I don't listen to radio anymore.
@@gemini2012100 Planet Rock play Budgie regularly, but usually 'Breadfan' or 'Crash Course in Brain Surgery'.
Always coming back to Budgie
Same here !
stefan brus Why don’t you start there?!
smart you are!
My brother showed me budgie, gave me me his bandolieer album. I saw them 2004 sunken gardens SA TX .best shiw ever, all love for this band and followers
BUDGIE WAS ONE OF THE MOST INFLUENTIAL BANDS OF THE 70's AND ONE OF THE MOST ORIGINAL AND UNFORTUNATELY WITH HIS UNIQUE AND LITTLE RECOGNIZED STYLE. AMAZING AND EXQUISITE BAND. I WILL LOVE THIS BAND AND HIS MUSIC FOREVER.
This is great tune from an under-rated band.
In for the kill possibly the greatest rock track ever the full force of killer bass lead guitar and fab vocals the beat constantly changing tempo bravo 🎸🎸❤️❤️ John Lynam
The bass is so GREAT!! Superb
Well before You Tube ever existed. I was in to this extremely versatile band . Their style is deep and intensely their own.
Smokeydog!!!
you are better than all of us
I found this band after reading Dave Mustaine's autobiography. Killer band. They were heavy before anyone was heavy
I discovered also in some memorias about the Bay Área Thrash
Excuse, it's Black Sabbath on the phone for you. 1st BS album 1970 and 1st Budgie album 1971. Inaccurate statement.
First time ive ever heard Budgie..
Thank you Pete Pardo!
Shelly Burke could hammer it out on the bass, that's for sure! The reason I fell in love with the band in 1974; that thumping bass.
Happy Birthday today to Burke Shelley! (10th April) :-)
followed them when they were underground..seen em loads of times.1971..onwards..bought my 1st gibson SG.BECAUSE BUDGIE GUITARMAN PLAYED ONE...GREAT SOUND.UNDERATED BAND.
Budgie mystified most of us...Zep Purple Sabbath Free and Trapeze very similar however Budgie combined it all. I've never heard such an interesting combination...not sure what influenced them...heavy heavy heavy good times a million
One of the first 20 albums I ever bought (13 years old), they blew my mind with In for the kill!
I remember having 2 Budgie 8-tracks (yeah, that long ago!). Saw them once in the 70s. Memorable! Underrated.
Classic heaviness from a great band of the past. Bought the album on release and then saw them at Redruth Regal Cinema on the In for the Kill tour..Sadly only about third full..imagine them touring now and it would be sell out. such different times pre internet. It was bloody loud and I remember them encoring with Rape of The Locks from the very heavy First album. I think it was £1.30 a ticket...Happy days!
bad ass metal track dark and hard hitting, budgie rock legends so underrated in some parts of the world. and from wales magic. should of been huge in america. i am in for the kill when it is worth it.
This band is the best there number 1 in my book
Yes, they are the best. Better than LZ, BS, ACDC and Rush.
Catagory: Comedy?
Is that a glitch?
The openiong to this song never fails to give me chills.
Simply the bestest rock
Lol , i noticed that too . Perhaps because it's funny that they never became superstars ?
One of those songs that you fall in love with from the very first note.
0:22 has one of the best metal riffs of all time.
Tony Bourge was the riffmeister of all time!
Sounds like a part in cornucopia by Black Sabbath
One of my favorites from high school. I would love to hear this remasteted
Budgie was freaking AWESOME !!!
Brilliant song...Budgie at their ultimate best in my opinion...very much underrated band...awesome guys.
love this band since they came out. San Antonio Texas had a DJ named Joe Anthony ,the godfather of rock and roll ,he used to play all kinds of new music back in the day and Budgie was one of them along with Triumph and Rush Canada's best reaching the south of Texas> Check out Budgie great song called Parents masterful
Jesus, Mary & Joseph!! Born & bred in Dublin , I remember the first album!!!! You're right , they weren't the first!!!!!😱😱😱
I feel very privileged to have seen them play live. I'm not a heavy metal person particularly but my three favourite 'hard rock' gigs live that I have seen would be Deep Purple, Quo, and the amazing Budgie.
Knew about this band for years but never got round to listening to them. Quite a Hidden gem these lads......
この曲 ケイアイさん
聞いてるの知る人ぞ知る バンドだよ😝🎵❤️
このバンドの3枚組セット見つけた時はまじか〜タワレコ 最高！
と思い結構 大人買いしてました。
First heard Budgie in 1981 when I was 9, I'm 48 now and still following : )
My brother let me listen to these guys i was a fan 1 minute in thats how great these guys were
I saw this Band in Birmingham in 1974 at the Town hall, my first ever Gig at 14 years old Fantastic!!!!! I have seen many bands over the years and these still are up there.
Absolutely brilliant band and they are Welsh
What’s not to love
Greatness is the only word that I can think of to describe this
That riff is so addicting! Awesome band like deep purple the heep and sabbath!
Only better
remember the good old days still one of the best
Damn, this mix is so much better than any other I've heard.
I so love this band.
Me too!!
heard this song...this band is fuckin ass kickin.
RIP Burke, You legend X
First heard this track back in 74 never forgot it, such a great song. finally found it here.
Killer drums and guitar work...way before their time. Discovered the band on Stingray.
Very,very much underrated and under promoted i think,i listened to Budgie in late 70's in New Braunfels,tx. just 35 miles from san antonio,TX. a city they played in many times,regretfully i never got to attend a show,this band should've been as big as iron maiden or the scorpions,after 40 years they still ROCK !!!
KMAC
Joe and Lou
☮️
great band, great song, great album .. end of x
Bloody excellent another British band that should of gone onto greater things
2:09 What an awesome riff! 🤘
Bought this album in the seventies and had to go back and listen to all their stuff. Don’t know why they weren’t more popular in the US?
The gift that keeps on giving. BOOM!
This reminds me of, Stockport College , Deep Purple ,Roxy Music and Joanna Lumley modelling in Gratton Catalouge ,my first lesson in music❤
Saw the album cover with parakeets on horseback carrying rifles and knew I stumbled upon something cool. Was not disappointed.
I have this on vinyl thank you so much for sharing my favorite album by a band three-piece phenomenal zoom club is my favorite. 777
all awesome!! that drum fill though... yeahhh
Wow, that was fantastic! I lent this album to someone in 1979 and the fecker never gave it back to me! Thanks for listing MantasCronosAbaddon :-))
+Quetelet screw that fecker!
+Quetelet Exactly the same thing happened to me COL (Cry out loud)
Bjornlooser And to me aswell. I too have had my budgie album stolden from me aswell. Just kidding. Rock on world.!! Rockin in the free world baby . That's what living is all about. Well that and work bills and death and tax's. Heaven or hell. And then the erection baby. I mean hobingly a good resurrection of my self or perhaps someone else. Many I can come back in the form of a lesbian next time.oh well who knows we can only hope for the best. Crazy.
Lmao 😂😂👍
Here are hundreds of thousands of people. We all saying Budgie is too underrated but... What about us?
You can't beat a bit of Budgie
Very best music! ❗👍😀
OOh Yessss, thank you for downloading this great band. The Opening band for Hard and Heavy !!!
Saw Budgie play at the Charlie Chaplin soundstage off Sunset Blvd ...The opening group was a little known group, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers.
😮 WOW!
Fart breakers
Thanks to Sea of Tranquility TH-cam channel for putting me onto Budgie. Blimey I m 55 and just discovering them! Riffs aplenty and loads changes. Sabbath meets Rush into Metallica. Huge!
Today (April 2) he listed Bourge as one of his top riff-masters!
I came across this by chance. I was looking up "Budgie wings" but Google autosuggested this.
I'm not disappointed.
Super,amazing,best...BUDGIE ..!!!
great band, underrated...Thanks for reminding me of them !
Most badass riff I've ever heard in my fucking life!
the best song i love this version. I wait ,pleas go to Poland to Kraków
0_o crazy groovy...love this
Simply Awesome!
There is a live show of Van Halen doing In for the kill in 1974 or 1975! So it’s very early in their career ! Killer version! Eddie! Eddie Eddie! 🤘 ⚡️space ace Ron⚡️
budgie is great..
Special thanks to “The Godfather” Joe Anthony San Antonio Texas for introducing Budgie on KMAC/KISS am/fm radio back in the seventies and eighties!!!
Louis, don't forget Lou Roney
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Mój hicior ,na wsze czasy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! niech Burke żyje na wieczność ,a ja do niego przyjdę
This the reason i love metal Amen
Love this song
Love how this track transitions into a funk rock, slam.
You again, Manny?
Man, you have good taste.
Budgie Rocks
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@@johnthonig8832I'm also hearing bongos on this track. 🔥
I am not the fan of hard rock...but budgie is an exception..great stuff. Somehow so root&brutal&personal music..
14 years old right at front! swindon town hall!!!
I was 16 in 1976, I was right at the front at St.Albans Civic Hall, bought the newly released "If I were Brittania..." album at the merch stand on the night.
Saw them in '76, Apollo Victoria during their If I Were Britannia tour. It was awesome, sadly it was the only time I saw them live :-(
yep swindon town hall think 1974 15 year old
I hear it as “Lay men and pray men who wish you were dead’ . “bread fan” is another great song of theirs.
Pretty sure you're right
Yea ive never heard this song until now but i also noticed the lyrics in the deacription were wrong for that line
Rest in power, Burke Shelley.