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The Feelies - Slipping (Into Something)
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Sunday, September 29th, 2013 - a perfect day for an outdoor Feelies show. This was recorded at the Hoboken Art & Music Festival...where the band gave a classic performance of Slipping (Into Something).
My favorite band I’ve ever seen live, I love the Feelies.
Dang, I do love this song so. Thanks for posting!
What a cool trippie video at the end! Nice!
Awesome performance, awesome video. Love how the colors and shapes in the scene go loopy while Mercer’s guitar feedback goes through aural meltdown.
The Feelies, a band inspired mainly by Velvet Underground and to some extent by Beatles,Kinks & Stones started a new genre way back in late 70s that came to be known as Alternative rock a decade later .They were the first to use furious guitar strumming , frenzied percussion and the ringing guitar which is also the trademark of another great late 70s band-Television. Many alternative bands -REM, Ye Lo Tengo, The Smiths etc were influenced by the Feelies
Wow! What a fantastic performance, they're better now than in the 80s! They never came to Australia, so this is all I will get :(
I enjoyed this
I completely agree with you.
Awesome! THANK YOU!!!
Excellent video, great song. I'm a late arrival to the Feelies, but caught them last night in WestHampton, NY...they played this song as well as your other clip, raised and crazy.
My wife and I were at the Westhampton show as well, front row. I was a huge Feelies fan in '89-90. That show was better than ever! Hard to believe there were only about 50 of us there to enjoy it.
fantastic video of this song. you should make sure the feelies see this.
Perfect video!
Great edit. Love the ending
Perfect
Love it
Has a better song ever been written? I don't think so.
legend
Stanley!
Cool effects! (I've got a pretty straight forward version from the Cambridge show on my channel)
The lead singer sounds a lot like Lou Reed.
Not an accident given the influences. I dont hear it as much but definite velvet underground vibe. His voice is deeper and less annunciation than Lou Reed, don't you think?
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