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Love Ian Astbury Awsome band

hilarious got Land of Honey early 90's , and although it was a 1988 album "Abortive" sounded a bit different than the other songs and i absolutely loved it !! always made me think of Space, Sega Genesis Music and Casio keyboards .. to think they made it in 1985 a few months before the Challenger mission 1986 explosion is wild wild timing , the definition of abortive is "failing to produce result " .. rock on

Weird that this album was only released in the States.

That bass, tho. Great work by Jamie.

I feel like civilization itself was a mistake 😂

A cat-lady, beta, and a white-ally start a marxist podcast. Which one self-diagnoses a disorder first?

Thank you so much for posting but both "Heavenly Bodies" (1993) and VII (1997) are the first 2 albums created by JA and his GLJ. Thus it is not " their" albums but JA's albums! Thank you!

Beautiful ❤

The cough at the question pretty funny

She straight up looks like Cat Zingano

Can u link the podcast?

PERHAPS I WOULD CONSIDER MARXIST IDEOLOGY AFTER A LOBOTOMY.

Crazy they were a hard core club band..til about .88...89..Sonic Temple was a real transition to rock power house

Magnífico 👏 👏 👏 👏

What is the girl in the pink bikini's @? LOL

Doing some grinders and rock and rolls

That tire stall was epic ...

This is a demo version? It's amazing

The most overrated skater in history along with the JA Bam Margera

Before skaters trashed others for pushing mongo the good ol days

Esse bateria é qual, o Les Warner ou não

To the dude with the Mongo comment, one thing that is probably a fact is while some of those bros were pushing mongo you were probably still squealing inside your dad's nut sack..

Great interview! Never heard this one before. What mag is the Death Cult photo of Ian, Billy and Jamie from outside the “Empire”?

Loved the Cult past tense , Ian needs a major overhaul I think the Cult is representative of a group that wasted golden opportunities multiple times thanks to Ian, sadly the Cult realized their potential long after their popularity had eroded and they now seem desperate to breathe life into a fire that's long dead but for the nostalgia. The Cult is like a chicken with it's head cut off the feet are still kicking but it's already dead RIP

Y'know...I have to wonder if the Cult didn't strike out with Rick Rubin producing the Electric album. This version of Love Removal Machine is signature Cult: lingering, haunting almost, riffs by Billy Duffy, driving bass lines by Jamie Stewart, that machine-perfect drumming by Mondo (Ray Taylor-Smith), and Ian's soaring vocals. Rubin's production of Electric really did introduce the Cult to the American music scene, but at the cost of the soundscapes that made the Cult who they were in Love. Sonic Temple was and is a fantastic album and what the Cult desperately needed to approach super-stardom (they never got there), but what if this demo version had been the pattern for Electric? Unfortunately, we'll never know.

Stevie Cab Ollie to Manual in 1985!!!!!!!!

That was cool!!!👍

This gave me chills. Jimi is rightly considered the best guitarist ever, but that does not take away from Pete Townshend's and The Who's influence as one of the greatest rock bands of all time.

watching Mark Rogowski speak makes me lose IQ points

Magic Bus at Royal Albert Hall, is my personal favorite by The Who...

On the day jimi was definitely going on after THE DEAD. They were seen as being the 2 coolest bands so they were ending the show prior to the mamas and papas grand finale. The who most definitely were not!

This isn't the story Townshend told in the 70's, wherein there was an argument between him and Hendrix as to who was to go on first. He's also mixed up at the end of this version.

Please remember that they had really good lsd back in those days. I believe it was responsible for his awakening...

Claudia Winkleman's let herself go

Jimi "The Magic Negro" Hendrix

if you had a Gonzo deck back then you were saying “I’m a street skater”

This is funny, we’ve come a long way since. I’m glad to see skating evolve into what it is now. Keep on evolving, humans, you too.

Love love this version!

Nice.

“He had very bad skin..” lol insane

This version is so much better..they should have recorded in their original style, version. Much more original. Love it !!!

This version is so much better..they should have recorded in their original style, version. Much more original. Love it !!!

The first method air that Gonz did was textbook awesome.

First time I heard it said like this. Pete doesn’t let the truth get in the way of a good story.

A much better version that would have fitted the Love days but when they decided to sound like ACDC, I lost interest

It's a shame that the interviewer didn't delve into the ideas behind the band. However, this is still excellent and a great document of the Cult's early years. Thank you!

Even the mighty Pete Townshend acknowledges the phenomena that is Jimmi Hendrix.

amazing considering that they played this live only a few times. Billy said that it was too difficult to play

Pete Townshend does not typically give accolades easily, so his favorable view of Jimi Hendrix carries some weight. Hendrix was the greatest performer of his time, doing things sonically that no one had done previously and still a mystery today. And, while Pete acknowledges that Jimi had playing ability that he himself did not have, I can't see Hendrix pulling off what Pete did with The Who. Try corralling Keith Moon and John Entwistle. Not sure Jimi could have done that. Pete's guitar work on Live at Leeds should be a thesis work on the "angry guitar".

Hosoi was competing in it as well, mindblown!