i remember driving home from a party on a half hit of acid. felt good, nothing crazy. but this song sounded so damn amazing it felt like i was driving a cloud. the glory days of being a kid.
This is absolutely true. This band is at the top of my personal list of all time favorites. They are incredibly important. Growing up with my circle of friends, this band was our soundtrack.
Every band of the last 20-30 years was influenced by Janes.. and every band hoped to be invited to the lalapalooza stage.. don’t ever underestimate Perry’s influence on todays music or music scene
eric is the only reason jane's exists. he hated perry's band psi-com but must of thought enough of what perry was doing to join up with him. the 4 of them with their varied influences kinda became the PERFECT outfit. i didn't care for them until i heard Of COURSE, ironically eric doesn't play on that but it hit me hard enough to go back and listen then eric was revealed to my brain, never been the same. i truly believed they were going to change the world, i saw them at lolla for the only time at the height of their powers, an EXPERIENCE that has only been equaled by seeing MY BLOODY VALENTINE in 2013. if you haven't heard eric's other work give it a listen and you'll know to where the soul of jane's ascended.
@@lonboomer8147 So many different things going on with their sound. Question is how much was intentional and how much was just an example of artistic happenstance...a magic that just kind of appears between the right artists, but is almost impossible to manufacture. There are elements in this song of Santana with the heavy tribal percussion along with an Allman brothers freestyle jam vibe. Simply an awesome song.
If you were 17 when this album came out like I was, I'm betting that maybe this song tugs at some pretty deep emotions and captures a very special time in your life too. Bittersweet bliss...
I was sixteen in 1990...this album in particular as well as Nothing's Shocking and another 1990 album Happy Mondays - Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches changed my life...first year of being introduced to Ecstasy and LSD
Sat in my apartment with my cousin and his friend Stephen Perkins as Stephen played us the rough mix of this song. We must have listened to it 3 or 4 times and knew how epic it would be upon it's completion. Stephen told us the overdubs were going to be done later that same week and that he'd let us listen to the song again after the final mix. Unfortunately, the next time I heard the song was when I listened to it on cassette after the album was released. I swear I must have listened to it one hundred times that first weekend alone. The engineers at the recording studio I worked at said I was going to wear out the tape. They were right, I did. This song is still and will always be one of my favorite songs. Jane's Addiction is and will always be one of my favorite bands. And Stephen Perkins is and will always be one of my favorite drummers.
Favorite drummers? Same here, man. It's not often you get to meet your idols and have them live up to your expectations, but Stephen Perkins? 100%. Great drummer and a quality human being. He's in my top 3 with Keith Moon (who he loves, as well) and Bill Bruford. Great drummer, exciting, expressive and inventive.
Best group: Jane's addiction Best Singer: Perry Farrell Best Guitar: Dave Navarro Best drum: Stephen Perkins Best bass: Eric Avery Best album: Nothing Shocking 4 ever.✌️✌️✌️
Stephen Perkins, so underrated. Drums in 80’s rock had become boring until he showed up. He was the perfect balance of tribalism, groove, tone, world music and dance sensibility
I was in my latter teens when Ritual came out and every young aspiring drummer I knew pretty much worshipped Perkins, with the melodic drum break in Three Days considered like his crowning jewel.
dave and Stephen are just mind blowing during this song. especially dave. Jesus, he can play. I can't talk about Jane's enough. been a fan for 25 yrs. never gets old.
Indeed. My 1st JA's show, they opened for Iggy Pop, Warner Theater, Wash. D.C. in '88. Nobody knew who they were, Nothing's Shocking barely released, was already a big fan due to their epic debut LP. At their future gigs in D.C. they would play a PACKED 9:30 Club. Even had a chance to hang out with 'em backstage the entire evening at that legendary venue, before and after the show, Feb. '89. Outstanding group, a top favorite and this composition, their magnum opus.
this song will be played at my funeral with the volume so loud that no-one cant hear the person next to them speak to make everyone reflect upon my life . . . I love these guys . . . peace be with you
I was 20 when this record came out. I use to just stare at the cover and listen to the songs over and over again. And Three Days has always been my favorite.
yes, I was eleven too. Just a spectacular time to be alive and have this band music. I enjoy other era's and genres of music and they are fantastic and wonderful as well. I'm grateful to have what we had/have when it happened. I will not criticize other music or eras/genres.
That's because it's three nearly distinct songs put together, the real magic to me in this song are the bridges in between parts that transition so flawlessly that you don't notice just how much it's a medley
This is the best video of Three Days on the Tube. I watched a lot of the others, this is the best version. As far as I'm concerned, Nothing!, beats live music. Love it.
It still holds up. There are many to choose from now 7 years later, better HD video + better quality sound, but this version with Eric on Bass, live, this is it. Still one of my favorite tracks from Janes.
Totally agree, can you name one band these days that can match this. Short answer is no. 3 days is in a league of its own. It never get old!!!! One of the best songs ever written.🤘
They were at the height of both drugs distractions, and their musical talents. And they were on top of the world musically of you were to ask me. How I miss these days , it sparks my memory of youth.
I remember buying this album my freshman year of college in the summer of 1990 -after my fraternity brother said "Man, you have GOT to listen to this whole album....they'll blow your fucken mind"
Living in L.A., I saw Jane’s as often as possible, once I discovered them, around 1988. They often played with bands like the chili peppers, guns and roses, and fishbone. Good times.
if you don't believe that this song is a religious experience then you just don;t get it, and if you can't see the energy or move with it, you still don;t get it. better than any grateful dead song.......''
This is a masterpiece!! I put this up there with the likes of the song remains the same Zepplin,echos pink floyd, simpathy for the devel stones,and boba o'rielly the who! This whole album is incredible.
Just a amazing epic song from start to finish. Rhythm changes from rock to tribal to industrial, dynamic with beauty interspersed with rage, a true classic. Stands the test of time..wow!
This is the best performance I've seen of this song. Really hard to top the ability these guys hard in terms of raw sonic power and mix of style and finesse. Hail Jane's.
This album is the masterpiece of the discography.. Most artists wrote some of the best material stoned... Lots of writers have done it along with countless musicians. Listen to the lyrics and the whole album... Beautiful genius..
Ritual is one of my all-time favorite albums. This song and "Side 2" totally reminds me of Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti period, and that's a very good thing.
Han pasado más de 25 años y esta canción sigue siendo un referente de lo que es tocar el rock con pasión y entrega. Dave Navarro es un dios de la guitarra.
It’s unreal to think this song is now over 30 years old!!! I remember working in a record (CD & tapes actually) store in Virginia Beach when this came out. Of course the cover was so controversial back then… if it came out today no one would even notice. 😂 This song is so epic and yet under appreciated. Certainly one of JA’s best.
Quite the most extraordinary song. I was privileged to see them live twice in March 1991 in London. Perry had just shaved his head. He was like a sexy pit bull.
I've been all over the music on UA-cam... From endless Vevo pop, to grainy, old school bar room, "I was there", originals; classic Led Zep performances, to little kids and old folks killin it on X-Factor; independent 200-view some-day stars, to classical pieces that invoke gods and demons; but this... This is one of the greatest live performances available for viewing on this website, period.
Perkins and Navarro are the 2 extreme ends of this song Farrell is the guidance and Avery is the glue that holds it all together and makes it make sense. One of the most underated songs ever!!
Once Avery left it was never the same when they reformed. Jane's Addiction were one of the most innovative and game changers in music as we knew it back then. Nobody was remotely like them or the Chilli peppers at that time. With all the hair metal.bands being played out these two iconic groups changed everything.
This is when you wanted to see this band. Right before they got huge, and while they still could pull a show like this off. I could have seen them at the Tower Theatre here in Philly, but that was the show they walked off stage and caused a riot. This band is a landmark. You'll never see anything like this again. They preceded Pearl Jam & Nirvana nicely. And those Seattle bands were in a category all their own. Take it from a guy in his late 30's. This was the best time to be into alternative m
I found out about these guys in college back in 88’. I quickly learned if you were a fan you were a member of a tribe. If you weren’t there, you don’t know.
Can anyone imagine hearing this music practiced at night in a valley with acoustic sound. I live in the mts where they have a 3-day concert outdoors and if I am outside at my fireplace, I can hear the music with the night owls, wild dogs, Canadian geese and insects chirping. It sounds cosmic under the stars and feels like rain.
In my top 10 live performance videos. Just awesome song structure that has a great bridge and slow build up to a tribal crescendo. A drummers wet dream this song is.
That would be unproductive, Why spend 3-4 hours playing the VHS tape into a video capture card, then upload something that's already been on UA-cam now for years?
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One of the best rock songs written ever...period.
i remember driving home from a party on a half hit of acid. felt good, nothing crazy. but this song sounded so damn amazing it felt like i was driving a cloud. the glory days of being a kid.
Agreed.
Just gave you your 50th like to that truly unquestionable statement jocorocket....
I can't agree more. Such an epic tune in every way. The chord progressions, overall buildup of the tune, makes my fucking hairs stand up. Timeless.
And that fucking drumming...
One of the most important bands in rock history
...but so unknown to way the most.
This is absolutely true. This band is at the top of my personal list of all time favorites. They are incredibly important. Growing up with my circle of friends, this band was our soundtrack.
I'm not sure if it was important because they never had a great impact like Nirvana, RHCP, Pumpkings, RATM, etc. But one of the best for sure.
Every band of the last 20-30 years was influenced by Janes.. and every band hoped to be invited to the lalapalooza stage.. don’t ever underestimate Perry’s influence on todays music or music scene
This was Janes at the height of their powers . Absolutely incredible .
Eric Avery is perhaps the most underrated bassist in the history of alternative rock
eric is the only reason jane's exists. he hated perry's band psi-com but must of thought enough of what perry was doing to join up with him. the 4 of them with their varied influences kinda
became the PERFECT outfit. i didn't care for them until i heard Of COURSE, ironically eric doesn't play on that but it hit me hard enough to go back and listen then eric was revealed to my brain, never been the same. i truly believed they were going to change the world, i saw them at lolla for the only time at the height of their powers, an EXPERIENCE that has only been equaled by seeing MY BLOODY VALENTINE in 2013. if you haven't heard eric's other work give it a listen and you'll know to where the soul of jane's ascended.
Well said. Avery really is/was the unsung foundation to their tempo and rhythm.
@@lonboomer8147 So many different things going on with their sound. Question is how much was intentional and how much was just an example of artistic happenstance...a magic that just kind of appears between the right artists, but is almost impossible to manufacture. There are elements in this song of Santana with the heavy tribal percussion along with an Allman brothers freestyle jam vibe. Simply an awesome song.
So true. The bass riff in this song is just epic
Yeeeessss!!! Three days, Stop, Mountain song very pivotal
The catalyst for the golden age of music. The 90s were incredible. This was the foundation.
If you were 17 when this album came out like I was, I'm betting that maybe this song tugs at some pretty deep emotions and captures a very special time in your life too. Bittersweet bliss...
I was...you said it my man 😔♥️
I was 20 years old
I was 17 .. this song and Ritual de lo Habitual a moment in time 💗
I was sixteen in 1990...this album in particular as well as Nothing's Shocking and another 1990 album Happy Mondays - Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches changed my life...first year of being introduced to Ecstasy and LSD
@Bryan Smith Underrated comment
Sat in my apartment with my cousin and his friend Stephen Perkins as Stephen played us the rough mix of this song. We must have listened to it 3 or 4 times and knew how epic it would be upon it's completion. Stephen told us the overdubs were going to be done later that same week and that he'd let us listen to the song again after the final mix. Unfortunately, the next time I heard the song was when I listened to it on cassette after the album was released. I swear I must have listened to it one hundred times that first weekend alone. The engineers at the recording studio I worked at said I was going to wear out the tape. They were right, I did. This song is still and will always be one of my favorite songs. Jane's Addiction is and will always be one of my favorite bands. And Stephen Perkins is and will always be one of my favorite drummers.
Favorite drummers? Same here, man. It's not often you get to meet your idols and have them live up to your expectations, but Stephen Perkins? 100%. Great drummer and a quality human being. He's in my top 3 with Keith Moon (who he loves, as well) and Bill Bruford. Great drummer, exciting, expressive and inventive.
Kevin Newson did it have different lyrics or anything ? That’s a really cool story my man
Very cool !!!
wow that's really cool! Amazing story
Best group: Jane's addiction
Best Singer: Perry Farrell
Best Guitar: Dave Navarro
Best drum: Stephen Perkins
Best bass: Eric Avery
Best album: Nothing Shocking
4 ever.✌️✌️✌️
Awesome, I love these guys to no end, I miss them . TEXAS HEADBANGGER ! I’m 66 yrs. ROCK STEADY ! U.S. NAVY VETERAN IN TEXAS!🇺🇸💪⚓️🎸
I discovered this song and Janes when I was 60. Better late than never, I guess. They’re one of my favorite bands of any era now.
Stephen Perkins, so underrated. Drums in 80’s rock had become boring until he showed up. He was the perfect balance of tribalism, groove, tone, world music and dance sensibility
Not really Mike Borden was around Faith No More and the drummer from Pixies was around
@Anderson Cooper yeah I know those words are overrated
I was in my latter teens when Ritual came out and every young aspiring drummer I knew pretty much worshipped Perkins, with the melodic drum break in Three Days considered like his crowning jewel.
Came here to say Mike Bordin also. Both great players
Tribal is a great word
dave and Stephen are just mind blowing during this song. especially dave. Jesus, he can play. I can't talk about Jane's enough. been a fan for 25 yrs. never gets old.
Indeed. My 1st JA's show, they opened for Iggy Pop, Warner Theater, Wash. D.C. in '88. Nobody knew who they were, Nothing's Shocking barely released, was already a big fan due to their epic debut LP. At their future gigs in D.C. they would play a PACKED 9:30 Club. Even had a chance to hang out with 'em backstage the entire evening at that legendary venue, before and after the show, Feb. '89. Outstanding group, a top favorite and this composition, their magnum opus.
Ahhh the old 9:30 club in S.E. Those were the days of Fugazi back in the 80s...miss those days!
Dave was 23 here, and judging from the shades, strung the fuck out. There's a level of self assuredness and polish to his playing that just stuns me.
this song will be played at my funeral with the volume so loud that no-one cant hear the person next to them speak to make everyone reflect upon my life . . . I love these guys . . . peace be with you
I was 20 when this record came out. I use to just stare at the cover and listen to the songs over and over again. And Three Days has always been my favorite.
Dare I say the beauty of this song and the reflection of me listening to it in awe as a young teenager can bring me to tears of joy and sadness?
A masterpiece. When this album came out, I was 11. Changed my life.
Agree, such a great album. So glad I had this kind of music in my teens
Me too though I didn’t connect to until four years later. I must’ve listened to that cassette hundreds of times in the first year I heard it alone!
yes, I was eleven too. Just a spectacular time to be alive and have this band music. I enjoy other era's and genres of music and they are fantastic and wonderful as well. I'm grateful to have what we had/have when it happened. I will not criticize other music or eras/genres.
This has been on a loop for 30 years for me. They could do no wrong at this point .
This is one of those rare performances that is pure - magic.
highly agree
agreed
A long track, but it never drags. It always feels like a 5 minute song
That's because it's three nearly distinct songs put together, the real magic to me in this song are the bridges in between parts that transition so flawlessly that you don't notice just how much it's a medley
@@chadalpha7983 yes, true
Trippy time traveling !
Fantastic show..I was there 24 years old. They brought in their music discovery, sensuality and a sense of adventure
This is the best video of Three Days on the Tube. I watched a lot of the others, this is the best version. As far as I'm concerned, Nothing!, beats live music. Love it.
It still holds up. There are many to choose from now 7 years later, better HD video + better quality sound, but this version with Eric on Bass, live, this is it. Still one of my favorite tracks from Janes.
Totally agree, can you name one band these days that can match this. Short answer is no. 3 days is in a league of its own. It never get old!!!! One of the best songs ever written.🤘
Perrys out of tune 12 string is brilliant
Still loving this in 2024.
One of my favorite guitar solos of all time.
one of the greatest rock jams of all time.
One of the best songs ever written, and one of the best rock videos ive ever seen...long live JA
They were at the height of both drugs distractions, and their musical talents. And they were on top of the world musically of you were to ask me. How I miss these days , it sparks my memory of youth.
I remember buying this album my freshman year of college in the summer of 1990 -after my fraternity brother said "Man, you have GOT to listen to this whole album....they'll blow your fucken mind"
What a masterpiece!!! This is up there with Stairway...Symptom of the Universe....Gimme Shelter. You name it.
One of my favorite songs, no doubt. When I first saw them back in the early 90s in Chicago, it was awesome. Great memories.
Eric Avery had some of my favorite bass lines. He inspired me a ton.
who puts a 10+ minute song on an album back then. I still get chills if I hear this song.
Patrick Mcdonald oh man I get em big time. Something about those chord progressions and melodies get me every time.
It was usual in the 70’s prog rock era, but janes addiction brought that back and with style
Jane's Addiction does
Guns N’ Roses put three on the illusion albums
Dream Theater did it with "Learning to Live".
That Italian early 90s crowd is awesome. So fresh. Like watching Martians
Dave and Eric are soooo underated. That 3days solo is a game changer!
if a time machine would exist, I'd like to go back to this concert.
Living in L.A., I saw Jane’s as often as possible, once I discovered them, around 1988. They often played with bands like the chili peppers, guns and roses, and fishbone. Good times.
Nice..
if you don't believe that this song is a religious experience then you just don;t get it, and if you can't see the energy or move with it, you still don;t get it. better than any grateful dead song.......''
Like gratful dead with ballz !
I feel so fortunate to have seeing them at this time in history. Their shows were like no other. Took you to another demension
the 8 people who disliked this don't understand music.
Coldacre
They should probably just be eliminated - only slightly joking, perhaps?
+Tripper Harrison Innovative? It's 70's Black Sabbath - without the "Yeahhhh".
Zaphod Beeblebrox that not make sanse
they're peasants with no patience or taste.....
They don't even understand fashion...
This is a masterpiece!! I put this up there with the likes of the song remains the same Zepplin,echos pink floyd, simpathy for the devel stones,and boba o'rielly the who! This whole album is incredible.
one of the greatest ALT songs of the 90's. slamming performance!
Dave and Stephen are fucking beasts on this song
Just a amazing epic song from start to finish. Rhythm changes from rock to tribal to industrial, dynamic with beauty interspersed with rage, a true classic. Stands the test of time..wow!
Pretty annoying description you just made
@@jm.7272 troll much? 😂😂👍
Eargasm and Soulgasm. Wow. Amazing. Epic.
OMG I've had Jane since 1990, always cranked this song, played it at an expo both really loud!!!
This is the best performance I've seen of this song. Really hard to top the ability these guys hard in terms of raw sonic power and mix of style and finesse. Hail Jane's.
One of the most underrated bands from my time. Perry is definitely underrated.
Saw this tour in the UK. This song is truly amazing. Great album, great band, great song.
O man if I could hear 3 days forever it wouldn't be long enough...
Three Decades. Of Goosebumps.
This album is the masterpiece of the discography.. Most artists wrote some of the best material stoned... Lots of writers have done it along with countless musicians.
Listen to the lyrics and the whole album... Beautiful genius..
Perkins is killing! he is so on point with those drums. Eric is smoking hot
Always thought Eric was the hottest
Ritual is one of my all-time favorite albums. This song and "Side 2" totally reminds me of Zeppelin, Physical Graffiti period, and that's a very good thing.
This is one time that Perry's voice is absolutely flawless. Beautiful.
Han pasado más de 25 años y esta canción sigue siendo un referente de lo que es tocar el rock con pasión y entrega. Dave Navarro es un dios de la guitarra.
Necesitan más drogas. Viva la heroina y el desierto y la mugre con sexo!!
These song is nuts and I always regret forgetting it exists. Glad I remembered!
Great performance!
God I still crave this song!!!!
To be 17 and hear this for the first time again .. and again .. and again ❤️💔
This was performed when the songs still meant something to their lives...a personal scar that hadn't even healed.
now it's just part of the set. A stale one at that. This is greatness.
Damn that’s deep. Can’t believe I wrote that.
Try to do this today, with precision. Will not happen. The god's were with these boys that very night. How i wish I was there.
It’s unreal to think this song is now over 30 years old!!! I remember working in a record (CD & tapes actually) store in Virginia Beach when this came out. Of course the cover was so controversial back then… if it came out today no one would even notice. 😂
This song is so epic and yet under appreciated. Certainly one of JA’s best.
The greatest rock song of all time. Damn, they were great. So glad I saw them live, when they were in their prime.
A haunting masterpiece. It freaks me out to see this song performed fresh off their Ritual de lo habitual" album.
What's interesting was this song was written and even performed before that album was released. It goes as far back a 1987
what a composition/performance. masterpiece
Quite the most extraordinary song. I was privileged to see them live twice in March 1991 in London. Perry had just shaved his head. He was like a sexy pit bull.
Achieving the top of musical greatness!!! This song should be thougt in school!!!
I've been all over the music on UA-cam... From endless Vevo pop, to grainy, old school bar room, "I was there", originals; classic Led Zep performances, to little kids and old folks killin it on X-Factor; independent 200-view some-day stars, to classical pieces that invoke gods and demons; but this... This is one of the greatest live performances available for viewing on this website, period.
Janes A in their prime, without a doubt the band and soundtrack to my life, nothing but the deepest love for the boys. x
Jane's Addiction and Led Zeppelin will be the only two rock bands people still listen to in 1000 years.
Perkins and Navarro are the 2 extreme ends of this song Farrell is the guidance and Avery is the glue that holds it all together and makes it make sense. One of the most underated songs ever!!
This version though, this performance, is a moment of perfection.
Personally, one of their best songs 👌😎
Cannot count the number of times I have played this. I had the tape lol. Still love it!
Once Avery left it was never the same when they reformed. Jane's Addiction were one of the most innovative and game changers in music as we knew it back then. Nobody was remotely like them or the Chilli peppers at that time. With all the hair metal.bands being played out these two iconic groups changed everything.
God Dam we knew how to rock back then! This upload is epic and much appreciated!
Yeah --- major flashback !
I have no words. This song is transcendental.
Fiiring on all pistons here.. love to look back from Perkins at the final few seconds🤟
This is when you wanted to see this band. Right before they got huge, and while they still could pull a show like this off. I could have seen them at the Tower Theatre here in Philly, but that was the show they walked off stage and caused a riot. This band is a landmark. You'll never see anything like this again. They preceded Pearl Jam & Nirvana nicely. And those Seattle bands were in a category all their own. Take it from a guy in his late 30's. This was the best time to be into alternative m
sitting in my apartment in Melbourne in 2016 absolutely cranking this gem of a song
I love their music!
Some Bands Have Magic And this is one of them
42 yrs old .n still go n (just) .i will never hear a better song ....lv u perry :)
So Incredible. Amazing!!!!!!
I remember when Ritual came out, we grabbed tickets for Dallas and OKC. Two of the best shows I've ever been to!
This is my favorite video on all of UA-cam
I found out about these guys in college back in 88’. I quickly learned if you were a fan you were a member of a tribe. If you weren’t there, you don’t know.
Exactly. Tribe member since 1992
Saw them five times on this tour...nobody...NOBODY was better live!
Fred Armentrout
LOL. Saw them only once at Lollapalooza 1 in like, 1991? Totally agree
Love this song. Gives me chills everytime I hear it. Just perfection. ❤
Man, I wish the world could see this
Perry's voice cracks to hit the high notes. His last good year. The band is mind blowing. Fresh and tight. No excess.
Can anyone imagine hearing this music practiced at night in a valley with acoustic sound. I live in the mts where they have a 3-day concert outdoors and if I am outside at my fireplace, I can hear the music with the night owls, wild dogs, Canadian geese and insects chirping. It sounds cosmic under the stars and feels like rain.
In my top 10 live performance videos. Just awesome song structure that has a great bridge and slow build up to a tribal crescendo. A drummers wet dream this song is.
what a drummer ! ! ! amazing
Phenomenal experience to see them in person .. the music is transformation of poetry 🎼🎵🎸🎹🎤🎧🎼🎼🎵
How the hell is this band not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ?
No shit !!!
it'd tarnish JA they're on a different Level like TOOL
A band with real passion.
All of us with wings....
Epic song!
Fantastic to hear a Telecaster!
Still have my Italian TV VHS of this performance.. the whole show was epic.
Post it!!!
That would be unproductive, Why spend 3-4 hours playing the VHS tape into a video capture card, then upload something that's already been on UA-cam now for years?
+Infernalis1 didn't know the whole show is on YT
I was there.
Loop opened the gig.
Damn that guitar solo, and those drums, and that base! Epic song!!!
This song takes me back to glorious times!!! Living in Chicago and the era was hot !!!
this is the greatest rock music ever written
Flawless..