Ted Parsons on drums here - he was supposed to play on the 2003 album but Dave Grohl did such a good job (and for free) they didn't need anyone else! Teds a great drummer who also played with Raven in Prong!
I'm lucky enough to say I saw Ted and Raven in Prong open for White Zombie in Kalamazoo Michigan in 1994. Both bands were awesome. I still listen to the old Prong CDs, (fuck, I'm old!) but I can't remember the last time I listened to White Zombie!
Geordie just holding that chord with all that beautiful reverb!! As for the wonderful late Raven King and THAT organ-shattering bottom end bass note, just stunning
This song was released nearly 10 years after Kurt did his interior decoration with a shotgun. And as Dave Grohl played drums on the album version of this, I'd say you've literally got it backwards.
@@BlackHowl1 Killing Joke…2003 album. Who is playing the drums on this album?Also,have you ever heard the song 80’s? Sounds a lot like Nirvana took inspiration from this band in my humble opinion. Have a lovely day ✌️❤️
@@VampHammer1 you said “without this”. This song was released a decade after Nirvana ended. It’s pretty straight forward mate. Killing Joke definitely would have had some influence on Nirvana, but this song definitely didn’t. Unless they had a Time Machine.
this drummer is killing it!
Ted Parsons on this tour
PRONG ROYALTY
Ted! Respect! 😎
One of the coolest gentlemen to ever grace a stage. Bless Geordie. A good man who lived a good life. ⚡️🎸⚡️
Still have no idea how he switches over to Lemmy mode like that.
I think one the most underrated songs by KJ so Powerful and the Heavy Thuddering Bass of Paul Raven Rest In Peace my Brother. Brilliant Song.
Explosive
This song will be in the playlist forever.
One of the best bangers I've ever heard.
RIP Paul Raven \m/
R.I.P. Paul... amazing guy...
That's Ted Parsons on drum, if my eyes don't fool me...
Indeed, doing a great job here, also Swans, Prong, Godflesh and Jesu
it is not Ted. prost!
yeah I think its him and I love so much.
Fantastic. Fond memories of hanging out with Jaz and Geordie in Prague. We opened for them in 1991 in Cleveland.
such a great song, show us the powerful they are as a band,......awesome
Ted Parsons on drums here - he was supposed to play on the 2003 album but Dave Grohl did such a good job (and for free) they didn't need anyone else! Teds a great drummer who also played with Raven in Prong!
I'm lucky enough to say I saw Ted and Raven in Prong open for White Zombie in Kalamazoo Michigan in 1994. Both bands were awesome. I still listen to the old Prong CDs, (fuck, I'm old!) but I can't remember the last time I listened to White Zombie!
excellent song, excellent frontman, excellent voice, excellent quality of sound
Geordie just holding that chord with all that beautiful reverb!!
As for the wonderful late Raven King and THAT organ-shattering bottom end bass note, just stunning
Great stuff, love this song, practically the only high quality live video I could find
this is definetly my favorite performance of SEEING RED. nice job
Best...band...ever.
I literally thought Lemmy was guest appearing in the chorus this whole time!… 😮😅
Sounds good live
RIP Geordie😢
Sounds so tight live, on my to see list for years
Seen a magpie In a tree..
One for sorrow ...
One for me.....
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KJ always Fantastic !
Genius!
jaz is dressed like venom
LOL!
I think the image of Heath Ledger in the Joker was based on Jaz C.
Best band ever !
I Fuc%@ing Love This ✌️❤️🙏
the drummers racing
Fucking awesome
RIP Geordie
❤️ 💨 ❤️
Enfin !
Jesus. Unreal
Brutal
Without this…No Nirvana?
Without them, no Nu Metal.....
This song was released nearly 10 years after Kurt did his interior decoration with a shotgun. And as Dave Grohl played drums on the album version of this, I'd say you've literally got it backwards.
@@BlackHowl1 Killing Joke…2003 album. Who is playing the drums on this album?Also,have you ever heard the song 80’s? Sounds a lot like Nirvana took inspiration from this band in my humble opinion. Have a lovely day ✌️❤️
@@VampHammer1 you said “without this”. This song was released a decade after Nirvana ended. It’s pretty straight forward mate. Killing Joke definitely would have had some influence on Nirvana, but this song definitely didn’t. Unless they had a Time Machine.
@@BlackHowl1 Lovely stuff…
OK……So we know this is the 'ripping it up' of musical reality, right! 🤔
The vocalist sounds like lemmie from motorhead
Jaz has a tendancy to sound like the late Mr Kilmister sometimes
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do caralho
A bit slower, guys. Just a bit slower.
Clown
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There is little better!
The rythm section is terrible
Doea anyone know if there is more footage or this show?
Whos drumming?