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Saw them live many times. Amazing band. They were terrific in Central Park NYC Wow that was some gig.

I'm 61 and I only heard Gentle Giant this year. By chance I heard "The Street, The House, The Room" with the eccentric little fiddly bits and was intrigued. So naturally I've gone through the whole catalogue. They are absolutely amazing and I play very little else.

Cool vibes!!! ❤

😀It’s great to see the drummer is a Oakland A’s fan🥁🥁🥁🥁

Tremenda banda 🧐

Seeing john singing is great lol

When John starts singing Derrek gets out of the way of the camera. I got such a surprise.

delicious -- how does anyone get this good -- must be something in the water in London , ....

My guys!!!

Was lucky enough to see them several times back in the 70's. Still listen to their cd's when I'm driving.

Their last great album, this. Nice video to the studio track, hadn't seen it before. 😊

The most complex and sophisticated Progressive Band ever. Only Yes 1971-1974 could be compared in original complex compositions. But Gentle Giant si still nowadays the most exquisite original real progressive Rock band ever. RÄ.

You can safely say that no one sounds like GG; what a great band.

Underrated only by the terminally tin-eared parvenu listener.

What's with the Oakland Athletics uniform that the drummer is wearing?!

probably the best Demis Rousos cover done by Gentle Giant, if you hear the original, its night and day.

this is the house of the prog music

Actually when this album came out in '76 I was rather disappointed a lot of it is hard to listen to very often

Excellence is excellence. This is excellence.

Mind-blowing music! Long live GG!

Bloody marvellous!👏🏻🇬🇧

1:52 when i First listened to that piano section i had goosebumps, this is maybe the best "dissonant" song ever. Only genius like these band members could create songs like this, proclamation, playing the game, advent of panurge etc... Another Song that is not much considered is "Inside Out" of their last album.

I was there,......June 1976 Cow Palace, San Francisco G.G. with Yes. Greatest concert I have ever experienced.

Espetacular

Great Album. I have it.

Ray couldn't get away with using that guitar strap today. : )

Interview was a bad album, times were changes and Prog was at the end.

They would have gone down a treat at Glasgow's annual Celtic Connections festival. The Shulmans were a Gorbals family (infamous Glasgow district )and as their tribute to fellow Gorbals expat, the famous psychiatrist R.D. Laing, on their earlier 'Knots' proved, Glasgow has given the world so much more than sectarian violence.

Prog but very funky, indeed.

Ahh, pooka shell necklaces

For No One haha this surely takes a lot of brawn to get into it .. one could lose a lot of friends just being fan

Unbelievable! 2021!

Thanks Guys for watching and listening to Gentle Giant! I am amazed at all the folks who either have been following the band or who just discovered these talented musicians and Derek Schulman as manager of his own record company DRT records. The band is amazing still if you have seen "Three Friends" with Gary Green you know. I'd just like to say thanks and GG lives on. The Steven Wilson remixes are great. I encourage you to check out more GG on youtube

The most sublimely insane and fun band in the history of forever!

I've always been a big fan of their unique multi-instrumentalist talents. I love their blend of Rock, Jazz, Baroque, Celtic and folk. Saw them live 3 times. Jeez, amazing! :) and to think that Derek went on to run Roadrunner Records and signed bands like Slipknot, Dream Theater and Type -O- Negative :)

These guys are so far ahead of the musical curve! Five seriously musical geniuses that blend so well together and enjoying the experience. Live they were always jumping up and down on stage having a ball! Thank God for Gentle Giant. They made my college years ecstatic.

Great company to the pandemic moment

The audio quality of this video is high. TY 4 uploading it.

Some here have commented that Gentle Giant were way ahead of their time and on an entirely different level, which are very true...but they carved out and occupied their own patch, and they preferred it that way. As Derek Shulman said, "we create our music at the risk of becoming very unpopular"...most people viewed them as oddities, unfathomable intellectuals, or just plain weird; they just didn't get it. But those of us who did get it loved it and still love it all these years later! They were incredible and one of a kind!

Ray Shulman rocking his "Prince Valiant" look from 1940s films 😉 Btw the Rainbow Bass strap and Cover Art wasn't an LBGTQ thing !! Back in the 1960s-70s (my Era I grew up in) The Rainbow Button, Sticker or Flag was a Hippie thing for Peace, Love & Ecology !! Okay "Youts" Lol 😆

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I'm sorry...I like GG with Kerry voice...in my opinion Derek was the problem....

Back in about 1980 I picked up a GG double compilation.At the time I remember I was trying to make sense of Yes’s Tales of Topographic Oceans but this GG was beyond me at the time.About ten years ago the penny dropped.I have all their albums now.Derek looks a bit like Paul Rodgers here

Did John Weathers played with Pete Brown..Pique Weathers à drummer was John????

Why do you ask ? Surely You know it

Turn it up ... enlighten your neighbors .. better yet , purchase for hundreds of thousands of dollars an awesome sound system for your awesome ride and tool thru town playing this for everyone .

Sons of The Power and the Glory only band that could even get close to these guys is obviously King Crimson ...... I know who I will listen to

Someone made the estute observation : This is the best band ever . Is the statement true ? Can one ever know ...

They are the greatests!!