Відео

I’ll just go into 60’s goodbye I 🐦‍🔥 em

So sad!

Its called scorched earth ,thats my prediction ,

JUNK video---no history, cars --nothing but views of the dilapidated buildings from every angle with a music soundtrack in parts. BORING

kick out the jams

Nice production quality. Just a side note...I knew Russ Gibb. Cool guy

Why the Patti drech? This about Fred,not his dog.

Well, if nothing else... they were the loudest band at that time possibly to present...lol

So many uptempo and booting fast song yet he never wavered rock solid! I am quite new to MC5 but have watched a number of their live clips, this man's stamina was ridiculous! RIP Dennis!

Frank Laudermilk built that cabin.

This is the song The Dead Kennedys pilfered so they could write "Let's Lynch The Landlord". Shoulda sued 'em.

is this 1973 ..... Show business kids making movies of themselves You know they don't give a fuck about anybody else You know you go to Lost Wages ...... or 2024

I'm really proud of Wayne making his life a major comeback from his previous life. Also all his great guitar work.

I'm going to say let it rock. Is the best version by Wayne and fred.

Rip dog and hope it was good

Respect

Absolutely love this Thank you so much

Wayne was a bad azz !!! I still can't believe how he shuffled on one foot about 15 ft across the stage it's the first song the wanye st concert 1970 it's on UA-cam . First song I made a bet with several friends told them I would give them 100 bucks if they can do that no one has come close watch it

MCRD San Diego, Plt 3030 1976

Bye, Dennis. Fred Sonic Smith still lives in my heart and soul of rock and roll. Great nights at the Grande. MC5, Stooges (org. The Psychedelic Stooges...last Iggy and the Stooges), The Rationals, The Up, and so many more. I'm 78 and still listen to all the oldies but goodies. Rock On!

I hope they turn it into something

Sad how the pla e where so mych energy and fun happened was completely destroyed and nobody even knows of the footprints of time left 😢

Back then detroit was the Paris of the Midwest, better then chi town?

Wish we had this today

Love MC 5 SINCE 1970

Hey yeah!

I met dennis,he sat in with my band at a club in a wyandotte. Then i worked at a mach.shop.he was day shift, i was aftrnoon,same dept.(early 80s)

I think of Dennis Thompson and John Densmore similarly: superb drummers whose playing is interesting and exciting, always serving the song.

Sinclair's contributions to the arts music and poetry are huge. And additionally, every cannabis shop in MI should have his photo on the wall. And the 5 also.😅

I am so taken back with your Awesome Photos. And music. Amtrak crew, out of Pendleton in 1979. Fresh boot! Never caught a wespac, but finally I have. Sort of, the images of equipment and clothing I can relate to. And the Tarawa, what a time it was. Thanks Marine!🇺🇸

Iggy Pop and Wayne, Detroit guys, were punk before they had a name for it.

...R.I.P. .....

Graduated MCRDSD October 11 1978 Alpha Company Platoon 1051. ITS was in the same company shown, Double timing Delta Company. Graduated 12/6/78. Fox 2/5 0311 Semper fi Semper fi

The admin building would’ve made great luxury apartment condos

It’s a damn shame that the city let this happen

Great and influential player but not in the earliest version.

If you had any doubt about how bogus the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is…

They NEVER got any air play here you needed to see them live like Savoy Brown

He NEVER mailed it in.. the footage at the Beat Club is killer . They were the band your parents warned you about~

❤❤Dennis machine gun Thompson !! I salute you ! ❤❤

A throwback to the Trump term.

He was really something, sitting back, looking cool and beating out the beat with one of the greatest bands ever. Rest in musical peace.

Thank-you Rob, Fred, Michael, Wayne, and Dennis for the wonderful genius that constituted the MC5 - one of the most unique and greatest bands ever.

I am crushed, we lost Wayne in February, now Dennis, I haven't got the words, I just know it's like a sword in my heart

CERNtainly an amazing view. 👍👍

🔭😎 cool stuff bro

I was a Sgt. with Golf 2/3 in Vietnam 1966-67. Machine gun section leader and platoon Guide.

Went cross country in a ‘58 Studebaker President - a great highway car and a feel of quality

Thank you for posting this video.

Legend