0:00 Keep Right On... 1:59 Caroline 6:17 Roll Over Lay Down 12:57 Backwater / 17:23 Just Take Me 20:50 Whatever You Want 26:06 Mystery Medley 34:19 Hold You Back 39:00 Rockin' All Over The World 43:04 Over The Edge 47:46 Dirty Water 52:17 Forty Five Hundred Times 1:08:49 Big Fat Mama 1:14:14 Don't Waste My Time 1:18:30 Roadhouse Blues ---------------------------------------------- 1:26:32 What You're Proposing 1:30:57 Down Down 1:36:10 Bye Bye Johnny
en la lista les falto el jarabe tapatío, esta banda lo toca una hora y seguiríamos bailando ,mexico en todo verdad mis buenos roqueros ,pónganse chingones mexico siempre en todo lo que es buena vibra 😂😂
Your sentiments are Pure. And I’m with you, there. I’m a Scot - Laurie had it, ‘keep right on to the end of the road’,they did that from the early ‘60’s. I’m 68 years old now - saw them when I’d turned 16 - they were buzz in’. They were LIVE, always about performing Live. GOG BLESS the original QUO 3 chord? Don’t knock it, they were brilliant-and BRITISH -love ‘em. JaneR
I only watching it the other day and thinking this kind of event just wouldn't be remotely the same these days, instead of 50,000 people just rockin' out and enjoying themselves it would just be a see of phones and people standing hold them above their heads like the idiots they are!
Looking back at this with a critical eye forty years on you cannot fault the professionalism of the whole Quo show. Rehearsed to perfection yet still sounding fresh and new. I saw Francis last week on his little two man show and he is still the ultimate pro in every way. What freaks me is that as I approach 70 this still drives through me like it always did and the memories just flood back to the many times I saw them in the early days. No-one comes even close and as someone else has remarked the absence of mobile phones thrust in the air means folk had the ability to watch and learn, dance and sing and just have a great time. What a show!
I live in Milton Keynes, and I remember all the fans heading from the train station to the bowl. There was a real carnival atmosphere. I couldn't get a ticket, I was 14 at the time. It's great to watch back now ❤
I saw Status in Sweden when they did this tour in 1984. I whas 19 att that time. This is Status at its best. There is no band that is close to Status quality to day. I JUSTLOOOOVE IT!!💜💜💜
True true... I saw them in Newcastle Australia...Rockin all over the world tour...5 years before... I was 15 I think and obsessed!!!!! The ultimate Rock n Roll band. Then ACDC with Brian Johnson...just to compare, and without Bon on the Back In Black tour... they were great but without Bon....say no more. Status Quo fkn rocked back then!!!!!!
@@stephenmcdonald338 ACDC is also one of my favorites. I also saw them in 1984 in Stockholm on Monsters of rock together with Van Halen & Motley Crue. Now, 40 years later, I drive ACDC on a USB stick in the car to and from work. I never get tired of their music. Have a great time.
@@pfztQuo are a rock'n'roll band, they don't play slow sleepy songs. How can you imagine the middle bit and the last part of the song that followed, being played slowly??
I was at this gig, it was immense. Looking back it 40 years later, you really notice how incredible their stagecraft was, you notice how tight and rehearsed they were. A band truly on top of their game, totally in command of their audience. One of the finest rock n roll bands of all time, absolutely no doubt about it. Nobody could touch them (apart from Angus & co maybe) They had become unfashionable by now, but that's what I loved about them, just a bunch of unpretentious, brilliant blokes in jeans dishing out banger, after banger, after banger. And that's all that mattered. RIP Rick & Alan.
The thing a lot of people miss about this band, they knew their audience and their audience knew them. You bought a Quo Album you knew exactly what you were going to get. Go to a show, knew what you were going to experience. And it was always fun to see the guys buying into just being a bunch of scruffs that got lucky. I mean who names an album "Search for the fourth chord" after complaints about for their perceived lack of musicianship lol
Awesome concert!!! Francis is such a wonderful guitarman, Rick is just the best rhythm guitarrist of all time, Alan with a heavy punch on bass and Andrew killing in the piano....its very sad that good artists dont appear in present days...God Bless Quo!!
These guys could do it all, from great pop like "Everytime That You Walk in the Room", psychedelic "Pictures of Matchstick Men", to stadium rockers such as "Rocking All Over the World" and straight up blues with "Spinning Wheel Blues" and "In My Chair", they could rock the house for hours and leave the crowd still wanting more. Saw them in France, Italy and England while in the Navy and Merchant Marine. Never left a show feeling disappointed.
Quo live in this era were nothing short of stupendous, the sound hit you in the chest and everyone was together in enjoying the energy. Forty years later and concerts of any band don’t even come close to this real rock concert. Did you notice the lack of mobile phones? It was about the experience then and I miss the visceral energy while relishing the fact that I got to see Quo live
Just think it was 36 years ago! Here, at Milton Keynes, it's perfect playing by Status Quo, many of their songs would be major hits today, it's timeless music, no group could mix swing, rock and blues in that mind-boggling way. To have one on the best if not the best rhythm guitar in the world (Rick Parfitt), great solo guitar (Francis Rossi) and great basis (Alan Lancaster), all three with great and specific voices and exclusive songwriting, it's fantastic. I think these expressions like air guitar and head-banging were found out during Status quo concerts (partly maybe too during AC/DC concerts). Never seen them live, unfortunately, but this concert from July 1984, compensates a lot for this. Never understood, how the American audience could never be interested in Status Quo. For me Status Quo Mark 1 will be a legend as Deep Purple Mark 1 and 2, Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore and others.
Quo did something very similar to what the direct competition in America did but (1) they weren’t theirs, hadn’t built the following from playing 2000 college and town gigs - to be a blue collar band you had to play the heartland in those days and (2) Quo were never a band to put on your festival set (that were prevalent in the States) because they had this habit of turning up blowing away your set through sheer hard work. Imagine being Aerosmith in 1977 and thinking that you had to go on after them and shortchange your fans.
American audiences wouldn't get this live. This is a natural Status Quo audience bonding. We don't do Woops & Welps. It just wouldn't work tho surprised radio playing & recordings were not workable. Imagine if the Beatles had flopped & just stayed in in Britain..
MAGIC TOUR what a place to end as a Scottish Quo fan after lifting the Apollo balcony I had to come down I watch this concert when feeling blue lifts the spirits what a crowd. Quo know how to boogie such a shame new Quo fans will never experience this band live.Thanks for all the memories Quo.
Status Quo, Great band and totally underestimated. I got thrilled when I first heard them, playing Down, down back in 1976. From that moment on, I loved this band and still do being 62 years old now. Perfect Boogie Rock that no other band could keep up with. RIP Rick, best Rhythm guitarist ever and Alan, great Bass player.👍💪
Thanks to my dad being a huge Quo fan, i was a kid in the late 80's and was obsessed watching this gig, hell even the vhs box had a special thing about it. I haven't watched this in years, i'm now a guitarist myself and was in laughter when Rick started backwater and mystery song at 100 mph for certain reasons😂 then Pete initiates drums and makes it very clear of the correct tempo straight away. I'm watching this from now from a new dimension which is great. That term being "locked in" as a band was set in stone right here.
Fantastic concert, what a fabulous set and came across so damned well here. Thanks guys for all the super lyrics and great music and RIP Jess, Alan and Rick.
🎸👍Insane concert. Amazing songs. Status Quo at its best. So much energy. They were simply the best and still are, although they are now in a different line-up. I love this Band forever.👍🎸 Thanks for this wonderful video. 🎯🔝
Absolutley love Quo, have done for decades. Had the privelage of meeting Francis and Rick when they played in Launceston ,Tasmania, Australia some years back. True gentlemen where the Quo
Ich und meine speckige Jeansjacke mit der Stoneszunge auf´m Rücken. Schlaghose, Clogs, Drahtbürste in der Brusttasche. Ich war der GRÖSSTE in HH-Altona. Status Quo: Hail to the Chiefs! Rick Parfitt hier zu sehen, treibt mit die Tränen in die Augen. >> Me and my greasy denim jacket with the Stones tongue on the back. Flared trousers, clogs, wire brush in the breast pocket. I was the BIGGEST in HH-Altona. Status Quo: Hail to the Chiefs! Seeing Rick Parfitt here brings tears to my eyes.
In summer 1976 (at 15) I was on the pupil exchange in England. Me and my exchange partner went to a garage party one night and then it happend ... Down, down and Mystery Song were played over and over again on that old record player with those cheap amplifiers ... the strength and drive of that music just hit me and has influenced my life (I never went to a disco) and music taste very much indeed.
This is fantastic. My dad still has the original two video cassettes this concert was released on. So good have all the songs put together as a complete concert here 😌 Still can't believe this hasn't been released on DVD or Blu-ray yet though 🤷🏻♂️ ...maybe for the 40th anniversary in 2024???
@@martindalton5894 you're probably right unfortunately. In 2024 it'll be the 40th anniversary of this concert and the perfect time to remaster and re-release but I think it's very wishful thinking 😒
Heres a story: for some reason Status Quo became incredibly popular among teenagers in a very poor suburb of Mexico City called Neza during the late 80's. They were huge, but me and most everyone there didnt have the money to buy the records (and the records where hard to find). But we all would get together by the dozens at empty storage lots where people with a loud PA would charge them a dollar to play recorded music to dance, mostly new wave bands and especially Status Quo. I was a young teenager when I saw this concert video and it blew my mind but the quality was really bad. I bought this concert video many times as soon as I found a better copy. Likewise, every time I found a tape with better sound I would go crazy. It was long before internet. We didnt even know who was Rossi or who was Lancaster, we would guess, lol. Eventually I saw them live in Frankfurt in 2013. I cried. And they played in Neza twice.
This is a heartwarming story, especially that you cried when you saw them playing in 2013. I saw them in September last year, hadn't been to any Quo concert for 40 years and when they started the gig playing Caroline (one of my fave songs) I also started crying.
Tenho o maior orgulho de ter sido o gaitero durante essa turnê, gurizada véia macanuda esse QUO. Francis Rossi e o Alan Lancaster chegados num mate e num churrasco bagual.
I had been to many a Quo gig by the time Milton Keynes came around but it was truly manic down at the front of this epic gig. The start of Roll Over Lay Down gives a glimpse of how crazy it was. We all know now Rossi was high on coke but the entire audience was high on Quo. I have never and will never see a band as tight and on fire as 1hr 1 min in during 4500 Times. The camera editing is excellent and adds to the overdrive of the music. Nothing lasts forever of course but the real Quo died after that day and they may have put on some great concerts since then as a new band but nothing came close to how they were and that's a fact even Rossi can't refute.
Status Quo Live! Um dos melhores discos ao vivo já lançados! Ouço-o com muita vibração e em várias músicas a platéia entoa côros,como uma grande torcida de rock and roll,selando a marca registrada do Quo +Live.
Aquí en México y en especial Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl Edo de México a Status Quo se le quiere mucho por parte de la vieja guardia del rock en ese lugar. Han venido dos veces a tocar en 2003 y 2013
Concordo plenamente com você. Status Quo é sinônimo de perfeição, sincronia, alegria, leveza e traz toda a energia contagiante do estilo de música mais linda que existe na face da terra: o R O C K !!!!! O Quo é a banda mais querida de todos os tempos!
I remember like it was yesterday I was 5yrs old and I woke my mum and dad up the following morning being a Sunday and played it with them banging on the bedroom floor lol.... trying to have a lay in.
@@tmm8521 and Rory Gallager and many more. No, I think Quo get a lot, a lot of love. Sure they are not Queen but they didnt want to, they did play with honesty what they had, and they get all the love that deserves.
0:00 Keep Right On...
1:59 Caroline
6:17 Roll Over Lay Down
12:57 Backwater / 17:23 Just Take Me
20:50 Whatever You Want
26:06 Mystery Medley
34:19 Hold You Back
39:00 Rockin' All Over The World
43:04 Over The Edge
47:46 Dirty Water
52:17 Forty Five Hundred Times
1:08:49 Big Fat Mama
1:14:14 Don't Waste My Time
1:18:30 Roadhouse Blues
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1:26:32 What You're Proposing
1:30:57 Down Down
1:36:10 Bye Bye Johnny
🔈🔉🔊👍👏
en la lista les falto el jarabe tapatío, esta banda lo toca una hora y seguiríamos bailando ,mexico en todo verdad mis buenos roqueros ,pónganse chingones mexico siempre en todo lo que es buena vibra 😂😂
jadore quel pêche que de souvenir grandiose Merci à vous tous je vous aime❤🎸🎸🎹🎼☮️🎆🎛️
Your sentiments are Pure. And I’m with you, there. I’m a Scot - Laurie had it, ‘keep right on to the end of the road’,they did that from the early ‘60’s. I’m 68 years old now - saw them when I’d turned 16 - they were buzz in’. They were LIVE, always about performing Live. GOG BLESS the original QUO 3 chord? Don’t knock it, they were brilliant-and BRITISH -love ‘em. JaneR
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my favourite era. not a phone in sight!!!!
the 80's I mean
I only watching it the other day and thinking this kind of event just wouldn't be remotely the same these days, instead of 50,000 people just rockin' out and enjoying themselves it would just be a see of phones and people standing hold them above their heads like the idiots they are!
Plenty of invisible guitars though !
@alanjones6359 🎸 they can be smuggled into any concert 😆
Beautiful times, no phones, just music.....
you said it.
Looking back at this with a critical eye forty years on you cannot fault the professionalism of the whole Quo show. Rehearsed to perfection yet still sounding fresh and new. I saw Francis last week on his little two man show and he is still the ultimate pro in every way. What freaks me is that as I approach 70 this still drives through me like it always did and the memories just flood back to the many times I saw them in the early days. No-one comes even close and as someone else has remarked the absence of mobile phones thrust in the air means folk had the ability to watch and learn, dance and sing and just have a great time. What a show!
❤ Perfectly said xo
Cool,age is just numbers and good rock always works 👍🖖🔥
Today, almost 40 years after this concert and it seems like it was today, greetings from Montreal Canada from a member of the Quo Army!!!!!
I live in Milton Keynes, and I remember all the fans heading from the train station to the bowl. There was a real carnival atmosphere. I couldn't get a ticket, I was 14 at the time. It's great to watch back now ❤
I saw Status in Sweden when they did this tour in 1984. I whas 19 att that time. This is Status at its best. There is no band that is close to Status quality to day. I JUSTLOOOOVE IT!!💜💜💜
True true... I saw them in Newcastle Australia...Rockin all over the world tour...5 years before... I was 15 I think and obsessed!!!!! The ultimate Rock n Roll band. Then ACDC with Brian Johnson...just to compare, and without Bon on the Back In Black tour... they were great but without Bon....say no more. Status Quo fkn rocked back then!!!!!!
@@stephenmcdonald338 ACDC is also one of my favorites. I also saw them in 1984 in Stockholm on Monsters of rock together with Van Halen & Motley Crue. Now, 40 years later, I drive ACDC on a USB stick in the car to and from work. I never get tired of their music.
Have a great time.
Quo at their element: delivering rock and roll at its best
The greatest boogie band ever. You wanna bop around? Listen to this!
all 80s bands owe status quo big time.
What we must all understand is that Roll Over Lay Down is perfection and once we all know this THEN there can only be world peace
Gna, they always play that song too fast, even on the record it's too fast. It would be best if played really slow and groovy imho.
@@pfztQuo are a rock'n'roll band, they don't play slow sleepy songs. How can you imagine the middle bit and the last part of the song that followed, being played slowly??
I'm rather partial to Down Down myself...
I love how Rossi is having conversations all the way through the gig
I was at this gig, it was immense. Looking back it 40 years later, you really notice how incredible their stagecraft was, you notice how tight and rehearsed they were. A band truly on top of their game, totally in command of their audience. One of the finest rock n roll bands of all time, absolutely no doubt about it. Nobody could touch them (apart from Angus & co maybe) They had become unfashionable by now, but that's what I loved about them, just a bunch of unpretentious, brilliant blokes in jeans dishing out banger, after banger, after banger. And that's all that mattered. RIP Rick & Alan.
The thing a lot of people miss about this band, they knew their audience and their audience knew them. You bought a Quo Album you knew exactly what you were going to get. Go to a show, knew what you were going to experience. And it was always fun to see the guys buying into just being a bunch of scruffs that got lucky. I mean who names an album "Search for the fourth chord" after complaints about for their perceived lack of musicianship lol
The only line up worthy of my ears ........fantastic time ! Alan is a legend
what happened john Coughlan the original Drummer ?
Awesome concert!!! Francis is such a wonderful guitarman, Rick is just the best rhythm guitarrist of all time, Alan with a heavy punch on bass and Andrew killing in the piano....its very sad that good artists dont appear in present days...God Bless Quo!!
What about the drummer?
@@GeeCeeWU Yeah, he did a great job!
These guys could do it all, from great pop like "Everytime That You Walk in the Room", psychedelic "Pictures of Matchstick Men", to stadium rockers such as "Rocking All Over the World" and straight up blues with "Spinning Wheel Blues" and "In My Chair", they could rock the house for hours and leave the crowd still wanting more. Saw them in France, Italy and England while in the Navy and Merchant Marine. Never left a show feeling disappointed.
Quo live in this era were nothing short of stupendous, the sound hit you in the chest and everyone was together in enjoying the energy. Forty years later and concerts of any band don’t even come close to this real rock concert. Did you notice the lack of mobile phones? It was about the experience then and I miss the visceral energy while relishing the fact that I got to see Quo live
One of the best concert I ever seen ❤❤
X2 👍👍🤘🤘👏👏👏👏👏
Ever saw !!! 😅😂😅😂 Sorry 😅
"...have ever seen."@@leighcowen5870
One of the more epic days of my life..
Me too !
me too
Same here, if we could only turn back time ...
Great day!
We need a tardis.@@EvaLudwig-yf7zm
this needs a billion views
I’m still have this vinyl record double from this concert ✊
Exactly 40years ago and I was there. Still got the T Shirt. Fantastically memorable day that was.
unfortunately we didn't meet that time, I was somewhere in the crowd too, from the Netherlands. what a GIG!
So sad that those times are over 😢
Just think it was 36 years ago! Here, at Milton Keynes, it's perfect playing by Status Quo, many of their songs would be major hits today, it's timeless music, no group could mix swing, rock and blues in that mind-boggling way. To have one on the best if not the best rhythm guitar in the world (Rick Parfitt), great solo guitar (Francis Rossi) and great basis (Alan Lancaster), all three with great and specific voices and exclusive songwriting, it's fantastic. I think these expressions like air guitar and head-banging were found out during Status quo concerts (partly maybe too during AC/DC concerts). Never seen them live, unfortunately, but this concert from July 1984, compensates a lot for this. Never understood, how the American audience could never be interested in Status Quo. For me Status Quo Mark 1 will be a legend as Deep Purple Mark 1 and 2, Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore and others.
Quo did something very similar to what the direct competition in America did but (1) they weren’t theirs, hadn’t built the following from playing 2000 college and town gigs - to be a blue collar band you had to play the heartland in those days and (2) Quo were never a band to put on your festival set (that were prevalent in the States) because they had this habit of turning up blowing away your set through sheer hard work. Imagine being Aerosmith in 1977 and thinking that you had to go on after them and shortchange your fans.
American audiences wouldn't get this live. This is a natural Status Quo audience bonding. We don't do Woops & Welps. It just wouldn't work tho surprised radio playing & recordings were not workable. Imagine if the Beatles had flopped & just stayed in in Britain..
Spot on.
The absolute best Conzert Status Quo in my ❤️🎸
Grear show. I saw this on DVD in the 1987 )) Thanx so much for post. Love Que since 1976. Best wishes from Russia.
sukkel...in 1987 op dvd....ja hoor!
Why the hell weren't they more popular in the U.S?Crazy.😮
Their writing wasn't that great.they didn't do any songs that really stood out as unique.
Just watched this again, never get tired of it. Seen Quo many many times, They were AWESOME!! Miss Rick though.
Hey all from Holland..Born in 1976..how've There isn't a week going by, me as a baby girl till the old me now,that I listening to Status Quo..🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Ook hier van 76, ben ermee opgegroeid. En luister nog regelmatig
MAGIC TOUR what a place to end as a Scottish Quo fan after lifting the Apollo balcony I had to come down I watch this concert when feeling blue lifts the spirits what a crowd. Quo know how to boogie such a shame new Quo fans will never experience this band live.Thanks for all the memories Quo.
I grew up with Status Quo, and seeing guitar "dances" just gets to me. I love the band so much
Remember it like it was yesterday! It was one of the best days ever! Slept for 3 days afterwards!
Bloody hell, you were ever so good Guys. Much respect and thanks from France!
Status Quo, Great band and totally underestimated. I got thrilled when I first heard them, playing Down, down back in 1976. From that moment on, I loved this band and still do being 62 years old now. Perfect Boogie Rock that no other band could keep up with. RIP Rick, best Rhythm guitarist ever and Alan, great Bass player.👍💪
Thanks to my dad being a huge Quo fan, i was a kid in the late 80's and was obsessed watching this gig, hell even the vhs box had a special thing about it. I haven't watched this in years, i'm now a guitarist myself and was in laughter when Rick started backwater and mystery song at 100 mph for certain reasons😂 then Pete initiates drums and makes it very clear of the correct tempo straight away. I'm watching this from now from a new dimension which is great. That term being "locked in" as a band was set in stone right here.
Fantastic concert, what a fabulous set and came across so damned well here.
Thanks guys for all the super lyrics and great music and RIP Jess, Alan and Rick.
🎸👍Insane concert. Amazing songs. Status Quo at its best. So much energy. They were simply the best and still are, although they are now in a different line-up. I love this Band forever.👍🎸
Thanks for this wonderful video. 🎯🔝
I was there...Inga x
@@iangillon6981 I have never seen them live Ian.😥
@@ingeborgsteuer7261 💞
I have 5 times. Not4500 times xx
OK. Das ist schon ein total geiles Zeitdokument.
14 years old and my brother 12 we snuck in to this it was epic. Great times
Ha how did you sneak in
@fazeytalks was eaier back rhen they never checked too kids much just slipped in with others.
This has got to be number 1 next to 1982 N.E.C in performances...
What a brilliant performance! Over The Edge one of my absolute favourites - great rendition here🤘🎸
I was there and Quo were brilliant (AS ALWAYS). Took my younger brother to his first, he couldn't belive how good Quo were.
My favorite concert ,STATUS QUO México!!.
Fantastic rock band always there music is the greatest to dance to just letting yourself go and enjoying the moment feeling so good afterwards
Brilliant work. I’ve still got both VHS copies plus ‘Preserved’. Well done 👏🏼
Great gig and was there at the tender age of 17 and still miss the legend that is Rick parfitt
Seen them in the Isle of Man a few years earlier but this concert was epic!
Miss those times!
Thanks for a nice Video. Status QUO was a best music when i was young! 🙂💖💖💖💖💗💗
Absolutley love Quo, have done for decades. Had the privelage of meeting Francis and Rick when they played in Launceston ,Tasmania, Australia some years back. True gentlemen where the Quo
Ich und meine speckige Jeansjacke mit der Stoneszunge auf´m Rücken. Schlaghose, Clogs, Drahtbürste in der Brusttasche. Ich war der GRÖSSTE in HH-Altona. Status Quo: Hail to the Chiefs! Rick Parfitt hier zu sehen, treibt mit die Tränen in die Augen.
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Me and my greasy denim jacket with the Stones tongue on the back. Flared trousers, clogs, wire brush in the breast pocket. I was the BIGGEST in HH-Altona. Status Quo: Hail to the Chiefs! Seeing Rick Parfitt here brings tears to my eyes.
que de souvenirs GRANDIOSE j'écoute ce concert en boucle MERCI❤❤🎉🎸🎸👍👍
❤❤🎸🎸🎹🎹✌️✌️👍👍
I broke out of school (boarding school) for this! Epic day out for a posh teenager
WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD I HEARD STATUS QUO FOR THE FIRST TIME DUE TO THE INFLUENCE OF MY OLDER BROTHER AND I LOVED IT 45 YEARS LATER I STILL LOVE IT
In summer 1976 (at 15) I was on the pupil exchange in England. Me and my exchange partner went to a garage party one night and then it happend ... Down, down and Mystery Song were played over and over again on that old record player with those cheap amplifiers ... the strength and drive of that music just hit me and has influenced my life (I never went to a disco) and music taste very much indeed.
That's me on my late mate's shoulders at 51.01. RIP Richie. What a day we had!
The "Bye bye Jonny" version in the end is the best compact version I ever heard.
@torgnyfornstedt1804 cut down from the actual 22-minute performance they did that night
Ricky was an animal on that guitar, amazing 1.45hrs spent watching this. UP THE QUO
Великолепная группа. Шикарный концерт.
Hold You Back is a blaster version! Wish time was held back! 😊
Long Live Quo. Great setlist and sound better than original tape
What ever you want , what a tune. Love it. Place absolutely bouncing to it.
I love Status Quo .The best.
......woooouuw, one of the best greatings concerts from SQ....thanks from germany....
H....o i am fam since 19981..,love it....👍👍👍😌😇🤓
Just wonderful. My go to place.
This is fantastic. My dad still has the original two video cassettes this concert was released on. So good have all the songs put together as a complete concert here 😌
Still can't believe this hasn't been released on DVD or Blu-ray yet though 🤷🏻♂️ ...maybe for the 40th anniversary in 2024???
It should be released with the full unedited concert, but I take it Francis Rossi won't want it as its seen as the past not the present or future Quo
@@martindalton5894 you're probably right unfortunately.
In 2024 it'll be the 40th anniversary of this concert and the perfect time to remaster and re-release but I think it's very wishful thinking 😒
Heres a story: for some reason Status Quo became incredibly popular among teenagers in a very poor suburb of Mexico City called Neza during the late 80's. They were huge, but me and most everyone there didnt have the money to buy the records (and the records where hard to find). But we all would get together by the dozens at empty storage lots where people with a loud PA would charge them a dollar to play recorded music to dance, mostly new wave bands and especially Status Quo. I was a young teenager when I saw this concert video and it blew my mind but the quality was really bad. I bought this concert video many times as soon as I found a better copy. Likewise, every time I found a tape with better sound I would go crazy. It was long before internet. We didnt even know who was Rossi or who was Lancaster, we would guess, lol. Eventually I saw them live in Frankfurt in 2013. I cried. And they played in Neza twice.
This is a heartwarming story, especially that you cried when you saw them playing in 2013. I saw them in September last year, hadn't been to any Quo concert for 40 years and when they started the gig playing Caroline (one of my fave songs) I also started crying.
As I understand it, the masters were lost in a warehouse fire
I was brought up with Status Quo on all the time. Love them.
Tenho o maior orgulho de ter sido o gaitero durante essa turnê, gurizada véia macanuda esse QUO. Francis Rossi e o Alan Lancaster chegados num mate e num churrasco bagual.
Só podes crê gaúcho veio bagual do barro vermelho! Os caras fazem um rock basicão dos bons.
I had been to many a Quo gig by the time Milton Keynes came around but it was truly manic down at the front of this epic gig. The start of Roll Over Lay Down gives a glimpse of how crazy it was. We all know now Rossi was high on coke but the entire audience was high on Quo. I have never and will never see a band as tight and on fire as 1hr 1 min in during 4500 Times. The camera editing is excellent and adds to the overdrive of the music. Nothing lasts forever of course but the real Quo died after that day and they may have put on some great concerts since then as a new band but nothing came close to how they were and that's a fact even Rossi can't refute.
manic crowd was right in the unedited version people were throwing bottles of piss at Francis
I was there aged 22 what a great day
I was there! Aged 26.
One of my favorite bands ever, I saw last time 2010 years,only Rick Parfitt and Rossi was been from old members,RIP Alan Lancaster and Rick Parfitt💔🙏
WOW, what a BRILLIANT BAND !!!!!
This is my favourite Quo concert x my big cousin was there 🎸🎸
My brother first got me into status quo and I love there songs
Status Quo Live! Um dos melhores discos ao vivo já lançados! Ouço-o com muita vibração e em várias músicas a platéia entoa côros,como uma grande torcida de rock and roll,selando a marca registrada do Quo +Live.
One of the best Band ever❤
One of my favorite bands ever 🎸🎙🎸🥁🎸✌️
the best concert I ever seen
How could a rock show be better than that?
Super koncert .
Super vocal Alan .
Was there fantastic day and memory 🎸🎸
Fantastic, rest in peace Rick and Alan
Franny this is epic, so glad you kept the Quo going, RIP Ricki and Alan forever missed
I love Status Quo! 🤟
Aquí en México y en especial Ciudad Nezahualcoyotl Edo de México a Status Quo se le quiere mucho por parte de la vieja guardia del rock en ese lugar. Han venido dos veces a tocar en 2003 y 2013
simplesmente um dos melhores show's de todos os tempos!
Concordo plenamente com você.
Status Quo é sinônimo de perfeição, sincronia, alegria, leveza e traz toda a energia contagiante do estilo de música mais linda que existe na face da terra: o R O C K !!!!!
O Quo é a banda mais querida de todos os tempos!
The best Performed Rock and roll in the world
At the top of their game here. Brilliant.
I remember like it was yesterday I was 5yrs old and I woke my mum and dad up the following morning being a Sunday and played it with them banging on the bedroom floor lol.... trying to have a lay in.
Gran concierto y buenísimo el repertorio para la ocasión, R.I.P. Lancaster and Parfitt...
That was Quo at their best, this was great.
Easily the most underrated band there is.
and Lizzy!
Повторили мои мысли!
@@tmm8521 and Rory Gallager and many more. No, I think Quo get a lot, a lot of love. Sure they are not Queen but they didnt want to, they did play with honesty what they had, and they get all the love that deserves.
Not underrated
A true rockstars! LEGENDS!
I was there! Epic day!
So Was I but didn't see you
@@61511com So was I but didn't see either of you! :-)
They are, my all .Time rock, band have. All there , albums up. To 84
Part of my life. X
De los mejores grupos ingleses,desde neza para el mundo, saludos a toda la banda. Waldito.
The best Performance Rock and roll Band in the world
FANTASTIC DAY!
Even Gary Glitter had the crowd rockin'
He was ace! Where we were sat the coppers were joining in too.
My Favorite Concert Top1❤️😍
I love this band since I was 5 yo and I still love there music today ❤ I was lucky to see them live
47:46 the best bit :)
Greatest rock n roll band..!