Really nice show .. I was lucky enough to see Egg in 1972 and it was a really good gig. I saw them in Margate, at a venue opposite the beach, so they began the gig with a rendition of " Oh I do like to be beside the seaside !!"
Since then I have kept the original releases, Arzachel's album and Egg's debut. It's always a ritual when I put one of these records on the record player.
Wow! Thank you so much! This is the first time anyone has ever given me any money for my content! You're now my favorite person on earth! 😂 Thank you thank you thank you!
This was great. Thank you. I know they are but a oiece on Magma would be wonderful. One of the best and most original bands I've seen livein my long life!
Good video . Egg were one of my favourite bands back in the early '70's . Got their first two albums on release . Also saw a brief film of them on British TV at the time the core of the programme devoted to a discussion on if Eggs music would be remembered in years to come . The conclusion was no which shows how wrong they were ." Germ patrol" was a track that featured a lot on radio sessions the band did for the BBC at the time only appearing in studio form on their last album "The Civil Surface " a version l found disappointing after hearing it earlier on the radio . However it reappeared a couple of years ago on a limited edition double LP on vinyl "Egg : rare radio broadcasts , demos and early recordings " which l was lucky to get before it disappeared . Lastly nice to see younger people like you getting into the Canterbury sound music which l've always loved . So many great bands , great musicians and inventive original music . Cheers from the UK .
He's the absolute best! Thank you so much for watching and leaving comments! I've been slacking on making more videos in the Canterbury topic but I promise I'll be doing it throughout the years.
@SeansMusicHunt / been a progressive rock fan since the 70s. .great research on EGG. . Hatfield and the North, National Healh, H. Cow, Caravan, Gilgamesh, Mike Oldfield, Soft Machine (Wyatt era), the Works, etc. also favorites,, thanks. .
Great video! As someone who loves prog and 70s music in general but doesn't know much or anything at all on the background of most groups, these videos are a great find. Hope you do more Canterbury grouped in the future!
Well, it sounds like you are the perfect example of my target audience! Sure hope you'll subscribe and stick around for more. I will definitely be covering more of the Canterbury Scene, wanted to get started with some of the beginning foundations. And I think after I've done mini-docs on at least 6 or more Canterbury bands, I may put together a video about the overarching story, but obviously, If I can learn all the tiny details about every band, later videos that do quick overviews of the full scene won't require much new research. Anyway, Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it. If you haven't tapped into the Argentina prog, I HIGHLY recommend you check out my playlist on Charly Garcia and then dive into some of his albums. REALLY great stuff! So glad I found it!
Hello again! I only noticed your Chapin comment at first. Thank you so much for checking out multiple videos on my channel and commenting. I really appreciate it!
Great job! I got all these albums! All these bands were so brilliant and incredibly talented! I’ m happy we have the same tastes and that there are still people talking about them. So sweet with your kitty!! 🤗❤️🎶✨🎶✨
Thanks for this video. I know of Clive as the drum tech for the pink floyd wall shows and after. I didn’t know anything about egg. I look forward to digging in.
I'm so glad you used my video to learn about a new-to-you band! That was the original purpose of my channel but mostly only old time fans watch. Thank you for watching and commenting! Glad you learned about an awesome band!
Thank you so much for watching, Jed! I really appreciate! Glad you enjoyed it! To be honest, I'm always worried about what long time fans will think when I release these videos. I'm relieved you enjoyed it. Thank you.
Thanks for this Sean. I absolutely love Egg especially the first 2 LPs but I actually didn't know much about their history which your video has corrected .I suspect many Prog fans skip over these albums in favour of later Dave Stewart collaborations. Talking of which it would be great if you could do a video of National Health which in some ways carried on with the musical styles of Egg or the group Bruford which also featured Dave Stewart.
On Arzachiel there's a very interesting cover version of a quite well known funky jazz instrumental... Queen St. Gang it's called there... It's a very slow version of Funky Fanfare by Keith Mansfield. It was some sort of interlude music used in British cinemas, or a Saturday TV sports show in the 60s and early 70s far as I remember it. Quentin Tarantino used it much later in one of his films... because it also had some history in US drive in cinemas. Keith Mansfield wrote and arranged theme music and suchlike. He worked with Dusty Springfield too
I've loved Egg for a long time but never gone to the trouble of digging up Arzachel -- after listening to your thoughts about it, I'm really realizing I should.
EBES! I downloaded the Arzachel album a few years ago (May 7 2017 to be exact) because I played a few cuts of it and thought it was interesting. I also got some info from Wikipedia on it. I have listened to the lp a few times but (I listen to TONS of music all the time) and have never pit the time in to give it a serious listen. I think I will do so now as I appreciate Seans' great background info on all things EGG!
Sorry, I was waiting to investigate your question further before commenting this. I couldn't find out what song that was on Romantic Warriors III either. I reached out to Richard Sinclair and he sent me a 15 minute voice message covering multiple topics. He started by saying that he didn't know then eventually circled back and said something about Pip Pyle writing multiple tubes but that it could also be a Hugh Hopper. Then he mostly expressed his desire to release more content on his Bandcamp, which is becoming his main form of income. He's posting old tapes from jam sessions including the conversations and I'm sure at some point, that song is bound to make an appearance. When I video chatted him a few weeks ago, he told me that he has saved everything that he could and he'll be uploading as much to Bandcamp as is logical. Http://RichardSinclairSongs.bandcamp.com Please support him there if you're able! Thanks for supporting my channel and leaving comments!!
Great insightful breakdown of this British scene. I have only recently discovered some of the Canterbury acts, Gong, Soft Machine, Camel ( love that band in particular ) and " Khan ". And " Space Shanty " is growing on me a little more with each listen. Thanks for the in depth presentation.
Like many others here, I’ve collected and followed all the various offshoots by all these members. Everything by Dave Stewart. A lot of Steve Hillage. And even the Dirk Mont solo stuff. But I always go back to the Arzachel album - the one-day wacky project done as a lark. Thank you for covering this obscure stuff.😊
I will definitely get to National Health! I bounce around between genres though and I bet I won't get to National Health for a couple of months, but I'd love it if you stick around and check out some of my other videos! I try to keep it proggy, but I have to keep my interests varied or I get bored. Thank you so very much for watching and your kind words! I really appreciate it!
@@SeansMusicHunt Ok thanks sounds good. Have you done anything on gentle giant yet? Imo they are/were the greatest most criminally underated band ever.
@@1359401 they're definitely on the to-do list. I met a cool dude named Kirk that runs a FB group called "Aspirations-gentle giant documentary project" or something like that. That group is dedicated to recording interviews with the band members and other stuff to put together a quality documentary about them. Perhaps Kirk will help me script a video on the band and i could shout out his project. I definitely want to tell their story as well!
@@SeansMusicHunt I suppose you also know Dave Stewart went on to form a band called National Health and Mont Campbell was involved in 75 and 76, he wrote some pieces you can hear in the posthumous album "Missing Pieces". Atter that he was never part of a band again but he released 2 new age-y experimental albums I have yet to hear, oh and he also appeared in the documentaries "Prog Rock Britannia" and "Romantic Warriors III, Canterbury Tales"
@@SeansMusicHunt I thought I knew pretty-well all there was to know about Egg etc., but you still managed to give me new info. Your research was evidently thorough.
Sean, thanks for the great info on EGG. I had that lp in 1970. Could not get anyone to appreciate it like I did. Oh, by the way, any info on Henry Cow's, Psychedelic classic lp, 'Milk Me"?
I, too, wonder how many people truly like this band as much as I do. Though I've listened to a fair amount of Henry Cow and have studied them a little bit, i don't have confidence to share info on them yet. Probably sometime within the next couple of years.. I've been going slow and there's a lot of bands I'm interested in. Of course UA-cam doesn't pay me so I'm allowing my passions to take priority. Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
Thanks David! I appreciate you watching and leaving kind words. I'll get to Gong within a few months, but even then, I'll likely do up to Daevid's departure and then if there is demand for me to keep going on the later eras, I will tackle it later down the line. Clearly, enough Gong fans think a video or series of videos in my style would be a good thing, so It's definitely on the to-do list. Thanks again! Hope to see you around! Maybe check out my Comus video too!
Love the Canterbury scene King Crimson Hatfield and the north soft machine Caravan never heard a spiral Gyra going to check them out thanks for the shout out love obscured bands check out Drake Memorial out of Philadelphia area in the '60s made a few albums and that was it how many musician myself and every day I'm finding out new bands that been around forever or no longer together thank God for UA-cam
Sorry, I meant to reply to this sooner. I believe I touch on it in the video that Arzachel was meant to be a quickly produced psychedelic blues based album while Egg is more of their passion project. Thank you for watching!
Yes sir. I have another video that talks about The Wilde Flowers and I'll eventually talk about the others. My video about the Wilde Flowers introduces us to Daevid Allen. He formed Soft Machine and then later Gong in France.
So far, you're the only one to comment mentioning the cat, but on social media, more people have mentioned Heero. Although there are some videos that he has more screen time in, this one has a good amount of people talking about him. It's because he was used like Boba Fett in the Original Trilogy. He's mysterious, intriguing, doesn't take shit from anyone, really enjoyable to look at, and used for just the right amount of time for the audience to crave more. Heero is like Boba Fett.
Hi Sean! My cat looks a lot like yours. She is 12 y.o. Is Kevin Ayers on your to do list? Last thing : why don't you put music in your videos about music? Thank you very much!
Hi Celestino! Thank you so much for checking out my channel! I bet your cat is awesome. I believe mine is about 6. I'm actually a bigger fan of Kevin Ayers than some of the other Canterbury bands and definitely want to talk about him in the future. I keep being bummed that I haven't heard his 80s albums and I'm going to have to hunt those down... As for music in videos, I want to. I am fairly certain that with fair use laws, I should be able to have snippets of music, and actually, this video was the first one that I did add some sounds recorded by the band. In some previous videos I play covers of some sections of music, my proudest moments being in the videos for "La Maquina de Hacer Pajaros" and "10cc." I feel like I want to work with an attorney about it that specifically understands copywrite law before I start doing it unless someone else can give me 100% certain info on the matter. I'm not sure if some of the higher budget documentaries, and what not, have paid for licensing privileges or not. But my scar that I haven't gotten over is that I wrote and recorded all of the music for a sitcom pilot that I made with my friends but there was a shot where my friend's phone rang and his ringtone was a Buckcherry song so the audio was deleted from the video and UA-cam doesn't even allow me to download the video so that I can watch it myself, they just got rid of the audio.. Thanks a ton! Good to meet you! Hope to see you around!
Well, I don't see anyone else giving as much detail on this band as I do here. It's not like I made it up. I researched every bit of info on the subject that I could find and compiled the most relevant facts. Hope you enjoyed the video either way. Cheers!
Really nice show .. I was lucky enough to see Egg in 1972 and it was a really good gig. I saw them in Margate, at a venue opposite the beach, so they began the gig with a rendition of " Oh I do like to be beside the seaside !!"
May Clive Brooks rest in peace. May all of his family and friends be comforted, healed, and blessed.
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Since then I have kept the original releases, Arzachel's album and Egg's debut. It's always a ritual when I put one of these records on the record player.
That's awesome! I wish I had them.. that j you for sharing and watching! I really appreciate it!
Thanks!
Wow! Thank you so much! This is the first time anyone has ever given me any money for my content! You're now my favorite person on earth! 😂 Thank you thank you thank you!
Dave Stewart … genius plus Mont - saw them live numerous times
This was great. Thank you. I know they are but a oiece on Magma would be wonderful. One of the best and most original bands I've seen livein my long life!
Thank you for watching and for the request! I'd love to do Magma!! Suuuch a cool band! Glad you enjoyed the video!
This is great! Well done! Such an awesome but obscure band!
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
Saludos desde Chile. Me encanta Egg.
Muchísimas gracias por verlo!
I had the original Arzachel lp... It was black and white the sleeve.
Sold to the highest bidder for £400!
Wow. That's amazing. I'm glad you profited while sending it to a good home
Good video . Egg were one of my favourite bands back in the early '70's . Got their first two albums on release . Also saw a brief film of them on British TV at the time the core of the programme devoted to a discussion on if Eggs music would be remembered in years to come . The conclusion was no which shows how wrong they were ." Germ patrol" was a track that featured a lot on radio sessions the band did for the BBC at the time only appearing in studio form on their last album "The Civil Surface " a version l found disappointing after hearing it earlier on the radio . However it reappeared a couple of years ago on a limited edition double LP on vinyl "Egg : rare radio broadcasts , demos and early recordings " which l was lucky to get before it disappeared . Lastly nice to see younger people like you getting into the Canterbury sound music which l've always loved . So many great bands , great musicians and inventive original music . Cheers from the UK .
Heero did a great job in all the action scenes, really good job Sean
Meow Meow. Kitty star
Thank you for this big shout-out to four of my favourite musicians. Oh - and I just love your cat! Great idea to include him.
He's the absolute best! Thank you so much for watching and leaving comments!
I've been slacking on making more videos in the Canterbury topic but I promise I'll be doing it throughout the years.
Very-Very-Very well reviewed, congratulations
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Still miss Clive, what a nice bloke. He and his wife Jan were always the first to comment on any Egg materail posted on my Facebook page.
Oh! That's great you were friends with them!
@@SeansMusicHunt A lot of people were probably friends with them. They were just those kind of people. :)
Love all three albums. Getm Patrol, Enneagram, etc. .also Space Shanty.
Space Shanty is one of my all time favorites. Thank you for stopping by and commenting!
@SeansMusicHunt / been a progressive rock fan since the 70s. .great research on EGG. .
Hatfield and the North, National Healh, H. Cow, Caravan, Gilgamesh, Mike Oldfield, Soft Machine (Wyatt era), the Works, etc. also favorites,, thanks. .
Great video!! I love these guys 😃big Canterbury scene fan
Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it!
Great video! As someone who loves prog and 70s music in general but doesn't know much or anything at all on the background of most groups, these videos are a great find. Hope you do more Canterbury grouped in the future!
Well, it sounds like you are the perfect example of my target audience! Sure hope you'll subscribe and stick around for more.
I will definitely be covering more of the Canterbury Scene, wanted to get started with some of the beginning foundations. And I think after I've done mini-docs on at least 6 or more Canterbury bands, I may put together a video about the overarching story, but obviously, If I can learn all the tiny details about every band, later videos that do quick overviews of the full scene won't require much new research.
Anyway, Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it. If you haven't tapped into the Argentina prog, I HIGHLY recommend you check out my playlist on Charly Garcia and then dive into some of his albums. REALLY great stuff! So glad I found it!
Excellent overview of this important band! Love the cameos by your tabby cat too.
Hello again! I only noticed your Chapin comment at first. Thank you so much for checking out multiple videos on my channel and commenting. I really appreciate it!
Cool video! Now that You have mentioned Steve Hillage... next do GONG!!!
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Thanks so much for watching, Troy! I'll definitely get to Gong in the future! I left you a longer comment on FB.
Great job! I got all these albums! All these bands were so brilliant and incredibly talented! I’ m happy we have the same tastes and that there are still people talking about them. So sweet with your kitty!! 🤗❤️🎶✨🎶✨
Thank you so much for watching! I hope you learned something new!
@@SeansMusicHunt Absolutely yes! ✨✨
Thanks for this video. I know of Clive as the drum tech for the pink floyd wall shows and after. I didn’t know anything about egg. I look forward to digging in.
I'm so glad you used my video to learn about a new-to-you band! That was the original purpose of my channel but mostly only old time fans watch. Thank you for watching and commenting! Glad you learned about an awesome band!
@@SeansMusicHunt keep up with the great videos..
Excellent video Sean, I'm a big Egg and Canterbury Scenne fan.
Thank you so much for watching, Jed! I really appreciate!
Glad you enjoyed it! To be honest, I'm always worried about what long time fans will think when I release these videos. I'm relieved you enjoyed it. Thank you.
Agreed about The Polite Force being their best album. Thank you for doing this video (and cool cat as well).
Thank you so much for watching, appreciating and commenting!
Thanks for this Sean. I absolutely love Egg especially the first 2 LPs but I actually didn't know much about their history which your video has corrected .I suspect many Prog fans skip over these albums in favour of later Dave Stewart collaborations. Talking of which it would be great if you could do a video of National Health which in some ways carried on with the musical styles of Egg or the group Bruford which also featured Dave Stewart.
On Arzachiel there's a very interesting cover version of a quite well known funky jazz instrumental... Queen St. Gang it's called there... It's a very slow version of Funky Fanfare by Keith Mansfield. It was some sort of interlude music used in British cinemas, or a Saturday TV sports show in the 60s and early 70s far as I remember it. Quentin Tarantino used it much later in one of his films... because it also had some history in US drive in cinemas. Keith Mansfield wrote and arranged theme music and suchlike. He worked with Dusty Springfield too
I've loved Egg for a long time but never gone to the trouble of digging up Arzachel -- after listening to your thoughts about it, I'm really realizing I should.
I mean, I don't know that it is essential listening, but I certainly enjoyed it
EBES! I downloaded the Arzachel album a few years ago (May 7 2017 to be exact) because I played a few cuts of it and thought it was interesting. I also got some info from Wikipedia on it. I have listened to the lp a few times but (I listen to TONS of music all the time) and have never pit the time in to give it a serious listen. I think I will do so now as I appreciate Seans' great background info on all things EGG!
Thank you for making this!!! ❤
Thank you for watching and appreciating it!
Great video! I love Canterbury scene and related bands.
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you learned something new! Thanks a ton for watching!
A van is an important band necessity, these guys guys are cool 😎
Vans is good. So is Egg. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Seven is most decidedly a jolly good time
Sorry, I was waiting to investigate your question further before commenting this.
I couldn't find out what song that was on Romantic Warriors III either. I reached out to Richard Sinclair and he sent me a 15 minute voice message covering multiple topics. He started by saying that he didn't know then eventually circled back and said something about Pip Pyle writing multiple tubes but that it could also be a Hugh Hopper. Then he mostly expressed his desire to release more content on his Bandcamp, which is becoming his main form of income. He's posting old tapes from jam sessions including the conversations and I'm sure at some point, that song is bound to make an appearance. When I video chatted him a few weeks ago, he told me that he has saved everything that he could and he'll be uploading as much to Bandcamp as is logical.
Http://RichardSinclairSongs.bandcamp.com
Please support him there if you're able!
Thanks for supporting my channel and leaving comments!!
Yes, I do support Richard and Dave Sinclair along with other related guys on BandCamp. Thank you for the inside intel.
I tried *shrug*
Great insightful breakdown of this British scene. I have only recently discovered some of the Canterbury acts, Gong, Soft Machine, Camel
( love that band in particular ) and
" Khan ". And " Space Shanty " is growing on me a little more with each listen. Thanks for the in depth presentation.
Yes!! I completely agree! Space Shanty is a masterpiece!
I don't know how I missed this comment before, but yes I also agree that "Space Shanty" is one of the best
Like many others here, I’ve collected and followed all the various offshoots by all these members. Everything by Dave Stewart. A lot of Steve Hillage. And even the Dirk Mont solo stuff. But I always go back to the Arzachel album - the one-day wacky project done as a lark.
Thank you for covering this obscure stuff.😊
Thanks for sharing and appreciating my video! Cheers
I checked and I do have that Romantic Warriors III on my PC. I have company over or I'd watch it right now
Awesome great job -really enjoyed this-dave stewart is at the very top of my favorite musicians list. Please do national health next.
I will definitely get to National Health! I bounce around between genres though and I bet I won't get to National Health for a couple of months, but I'd love it if you stick around and check out some of my other videos! I try to keep it proggy, but I have to keep my interests varied or I get bored.
Thank you so very much for watching and your kind words! I really appreciate it!
@@SeansMusicHunt Ok thanks sounds good. Have you done anything on gentle giant yet? Imo they are/were the greatest most criminally underated band ever.
@@1359401 they're definitely on the to-do list. I met a cool dude named Kirk that runs a FB group called "Aspirations-gentle giant documentary project" or something like that. That group is dedicated to recording interviews with the band members and other stuff to put together a quality documentary about them.
Perhaps Kirk will help me script a video on the band and i could shout out his project. I definitely want to tell their story as well!
Don't forget Khan and also Hatfield And The North, both of which were before National Health.
excellent video, you are well informed my friend
Thank you so much for watching! I knew some of it beforehand but spent a lot of time researching.
@@SeansMusicHunt I suppose you also know Dave Stewart went on to form a band called National Health and Mont Campbell was involved in 75 and 76, he wrote some pieces you can hear in the posthumous album "Missing Pieces". Atter that he was never part of a band again but he released 2 new age-y experimental albums I have yet to hear, oh and he also appeared in the documentaries "Prog Rock Britannia" and "Romantic Warriors III, Canterbury Tales"
Yes indeed. It's a shame he didn't play on more albums but I will eventually cover National Health.
@@SeansMusicHunt I thought I knew pretty-well all there was to know about Egg etc., but you still managed to give me new info. Your research was evidently thorough.
@@QHarefield thank you sir! I really appreciate it!
Excellent history. Thank you.
Thank you so much for watching, Matthew! I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment!
Nice!
Thank you! You're awesome, Jersey!
Have you heard Dirk/Mont’s two solo albums? Amazing.
I actually haven't. What a slacker I am... I'll have to check them out. Thank you for telling me to!
Sean, thanks for the great info on EGG. I had that lp in 1970. Could not get anyone to appreciate it like I did. Oh, by the way, any info on Henry Cow's, Psychedelic classic lp, 'Milk Me"?
I, too, wonder how many people truly like this band as much as I do. Though I've listened to a fair amount of Henry Cow and have studied them a little bit, i don't have confidence to share info on them yet. Probably sometime within the next couple of years.. I've been going slow and there's a lot of bands I'm interested in. Of course UA-cam doesn't pay me so I'm allowing my passions to take priority. Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
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Nice video’s.. good info & opinions.. Gong next? Good luck 😆 the Gong family is huge..!! 🙏
Thanks David! I appreciate you watching and leaving kind words. I'll get to Gong within a few months, but even then, I'll likely do up to Daevid's departure and then if there is demand for me to keep going on the later eras, I will tackle it later down the line.
Clearly, enough Gong fans think a video or series of videos in my style would be a good thing, so It's definitely on the to-do list.
Thanks again! Hope to see you around! Maybe check out my Comus video too!
Love the Canterbury scene King Crimson Hatfield and the north soft machine Caravan never heard a spiral Gyra going to check them out thanks for the shout out love obscured bands check out Drake Memorial out of Philadelphia area in the '60s made a few albums and that was it how many musician myself and every day I'm finding out new bands that been around forever or no longer together thank God for UA-cam
Man Drake Memorial not Drake Memorial damn typos talk texting
Right on. I will definitely check that out. Thank you for the recommendation and I hope you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
Your awesome, my man and Trout Mask Replica just might heal your cat. Thankyou.
Haha. Crazy album. Thank you so much for watching, subscribing and commenting, Jerald! You're awesome! Thank you so much!
There is an incredible difference in sound between Arzachel and Egg. what is the reason of this ?
Sorry, I meant to reply to this sooner. I believe I touch on it in the video that Arzachel was meant to be a quickly produced psychedelic blues based album while Egg is more of their passion project. Thank you for watching!
Good job
Thanks for watching, Andres! I appreciate you leaving a compliment! Thanks a ton!
If im not mistaken The first 3 where the wilde Flowers then Soft machine ..& of course caravan.....( gong were french!)....hmm?
Yes sir. I have another video that talks about The Wilde Flowers and I'll eventually talk about the others. My video about the Wilde Flowers introduces us to Daevid Allen. He formed Soft Machine and then later Gong in France.
@@SeansMusicHunt Cool
That's a good lookin kitty there
Thank you for noticing! He's truly the star and inspiration behind everything.
So far, you're the only one to comment mentioning the cat, but on social media, more people have mentioned Heero. Although there are some videos that he has more screen time in, this one has a good amount of people talking about him. It's because he was used like Boba Fett in the Original Trilogy. He's mysterious, intriguing, doesn't take shit from anyone, really enjoyable to look at, and used for just the right amount of time for the audience to crave more. Heero is like Boba Fett.
@@SeansMusicHunt so does that mean a heero the cat spinoff is coming someday?
@@theeldritchtruth5744 like Lucasfilm would, i have to keep that secret
You need to hear Steve Hillage's Fish Rising album.
It's been a while, but I remember absolutely loving that album! Khan is likely my favorite though
Moonjunista!
Er…Chingford, East London?
Sean......where did they begin?
London, yes?
Hi Sean!
My cat looks a lot like yours. She is 12 y.o.
Is Kevin Ayers on your to do list?
Last thing : why don't you put music in your videos about music?
Thank you very much!
Hi Celestino! Thank you so much for checking out my channel!
I bet your cat is awesome. I believe mine is about 6.
I'm actually a bigger fan of Kevin Ayers than some of the other Canterbury bands and definitely want to talk about him in the future. I keep being bummed that I haven't heard his 80s albums and I'm going to have to hunt those down...
As for music in videos, I want to. I am fairly certain that with fair use laws, I should be able to have snippets of music, and actually, this video was the first one that I did add some sounds recorded by the band. In some previous videos I play covers of some sections of music, my proudest moments being in the videos for "La Maquina de Hacer Pajaros" and "10cc."
I feel like I want to work with an attorney about it that specifically understands copywrite law before I start doing it unless someone else can give me 100% certain info on the matter. I'm not sure if some of the higher budget documentaries, and what not, have paid for licensing privileges or not.
But my scar that I haven't gotten over is that I wrote and recorded all of the music for a sitcom pilot that I made with my friends but there was a shot where my friend's phone rang and his ringtone was a Buckcherry song so the audio was deleted from the video and UA-cam doesn't even allow me to download the video so that I can watch it myself, they just got rid of the audio..
Thanks a ton! Good to meet you! Hope to see you around!
No-one is a better authority on this subject than some kid who was not even born when the 1980s REISSUES came out, let alone the originals!! 😛
Well, I don't see anyone else giving as much detail on this band as I do here. It's not like I made it up. I researched every bit of info on the subject that I could find and compiled the most relevant facts.
Hope you enjoyed the video either way. Cheers!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_(band)
Great job!