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I was 8 when this was recorded. I missed some of the best music ever produced. Can't go back, and there are no new musicians that understand or are capable too produce this music.

I can watch this over and over. Has to be one of the best live recordings ever.

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È stato un gruppo decisamente innovativo, tra i pochi in ambito rock (un termine restrittivo) in grado di destrutturare lo stesso brano a ogni nuova esecuzione. Agli inizi del rock maturo, forse solo Jimi Hendrix, Captain Beefheart e Frank Zappa possedevano simili prerogative di genere free-form, riverberanti quindi almeno un pizzico della filosofia aleatoria cara a Ornette Coleman. Artisti da rivalutare, altrimenti rischiano di finire nel dimenticatoio. 🎺🎸🎷🪕🎼

Clive Bunker and Keith Moon > the most natural untrained drum wizards ever.

I still love the Jethro. But drum solos are certainly a thing of the 20th century 🤗

Ol Clive friggin rockin those drums. Definitely 1 of the best.

Gibson les paul lässt grüssen.

That's spooky.

Since over 50 years i heard this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. I don't know this song, when i'm thinking about jt.

My uncle Jason would be flipping out to see this. He was a drummer from the 70's and Bunker was one of his favorites. And he always saw him as the drummer for Jethro.

I was at this concert. Unbelievable guitar You talk about loud. I can’t hear a thing today.

fuck me. Clive Bunker. Holy shit man

Ginger Baker ain't got shit on Clive

Saw them in Hull in 1969. I had just read 'Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit' playing ' This Was' and 'Stand up'. Brilliant so fresh and different then and now.

Classic rock chocolate ice cream and girls you can't loose I have learned a few things in my life 😂😂😂

imagine him on neal perts kit

Clive Bunker... one of the greatest.... the man is a human Octopus.... put drum sticks between his toes & he'd still be able to play....

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Cool! 🥸

Great scene!😁💯

Favorite IB album and this song by far my favorite IB song.

Phenomenal days.. loved this Band!!!✌️✌️✌️✌️😢

Included on the 1971 album "Every Picture Tells A Story", but it's untitled on the cover and the record label. It's placed between the songs "That's All Right, Mama" and "Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time" on Side 1 as an interlude.

Clapton should of stayed with the Gibson that had the tone and the great phrasing back in the day

Sexiest voice on Earth !

Idiot

La musica in queitempi era rivolta ai politici e alla guerra del Vietnam

Energia pura 🙌✌️🙌✌️✌️👍

No más limpiese los oídos que Jethro tull no escuchen lo profesional y que voz de Anderson y todo su super grupo 100 % profesionales los quiero ❤

The performance of the group is SUPER.

Toller Sound Claptons Gitarre 👍👍👍

Would have been a nice touch at Woodstock and maybe even more exposure, but alas, wasn’t meant to be. Great lineup, unfortunately not long before the personal issues came to the fore. Glenn off to Wild Turkey and Clive getting married after thrashing on Aqualung. Great memories of a raw rocking bygone era.

Clive Bunker the human machine gun. This bloke is something else.

Que joya!!

No wonder the rest of the band all fucked off.

From an era never to be repeated. This has everything; heavy, extroverted and blasting, then introspective and mellow, cosmic and mystical, boogie, blues, and twin guitars ala Wishbone Ash. What a journey. Metamorphosis is probably their most innovative overall album effort .

Que clipe show 🇧🇷❤

Innovative back then, nostalgic today. Newly married, my husband called me his butterfly 🦋❤ Its the only tatoo I have!

Enjoy because they don't make those bands anymore.

The Who's version is so much more powerful. The Who was way better live than Cream

Fantásticos días de loquera y fumar y fumar el cigarro bacilador jajajaja.

Clive Bunker hates looking at drums lol

cream were a band in every sense, although it is easy to pick out individuals it is the complete mix that made the band special

I heard Clive left the band shortly after this time to get married and was replaced by Barrimore Barlow.

Thank you! Clive Bunker on drums.

So intense.....unbelievable.....

Que apodo, en lugar de Turboman, dijo "Tuboman"

I have been a Cream fan from whenever they started (I am 70)... Still, I never realized how GOOD THIS BAND WAS... untill I heard this RECORDING !

Das war noch Hand gemacht und ohne Schnörckel