normallie i dönt listän tv mönnöh -:- (just in case re-pöst..?) büt... next the biggest $tvDjö?! Rv$.h:ie ^?^ Rüd xD my 3-4th date band. 1 gen ww autumn. 2 Count&Änderssön meddle autumn? wall winter 3-4 saga´$ ´´winter... well more or läss v?v 0 buggles -.- jäjä there are some ´alien bandce -.- Bösstönn öc ^?^ Flöyd mite $häde öFF / Däwn on ya. Gen ´VFFiciällie. well since mühnich ^^ xD (yes??) bowies tächnique? mixin möjöin stuff. pf did it with... ör since a saucerfööl. gen tracks also least ´´it´´ ^??^ tonite (dark bäd glässys??) the brazilians thröwin it away ? since id önlie main pöst it with cna+ gen id leaf id v v
They really kicked some ass! A level of musicianship you rarely if ever see today. The standard was much higher then. Before mediocrity overtook the world. Thanks for the upload.
War eine absolut geile Zeit . Muß dazu sagen , bin Berlner. Olla , egal wann , du konntest immer feiern gehen . Party machen . Muß sagen , mitte der 70 er war für mich geiler .
You are wrong! Venezuela did it too! A couple of nights were enough to probe it! I was there at both. Actually, they recorded a couple of their songs here for one of their live albums! Thanks guys! I am 61 and still listen to their wonderful music! Danke Canada!
Great! They played so well together, everything sounds better than today, Negus was brilliant and Jim Crichton much more alive and present. Saw them in Aarhus, denmark 3 times in a row, and the first 2 was magic.
Wow... I had NO idea that Frank Zappa sat in on vox for Saga! J/K... what a great tune. Really brings me back to the heyday of rock/prog rock. Canadians RULE the prog rock realm! (I'm not from Canada, but Saga, Rush, and Triumph were my favorite bands back in the day... STILL ARE!!! Add to that the band The Mystery as well.)
Ian Crichton. My word, what a player. But that said, the whole band was absolutely amazing at that time. I grew up with this very concert, and sound wise haven't seen anything better with them since.
This must be what I saw (excerpts) on the show "In Concert" on ABC late nites on Saturdays in 1981 after the album debuted. And always wanted to see this tour version of "A Brief Case" which was uploaded also, for awhile I was thinking I imagined it wrong :p. I'm still following Saga after all these years, and Michael still has that vocal register! Amazing :D.
i like this song because it has a lot of synthesizer / electric keyboards in it . it is my favorite instrument . doo ; doodle-doo dee-doo , doodlee-doo , doo
Sadler had an incredible voice! I still think their first album was their best (still listen to it all the time). Why isn't it on YT? I dunno how to put it up. Great concert vid tho!
I've come to the conclusion that it's really been Bill Bruford, David Robinson (of The Cars) and Steve Negus pushing electronic percussion from its early beginning into the mainstream. I know Neil Peart went electronic big time post Signals Rush, and I include him in this, but really, aside from Carl Palmer of ELP for a brief spell, Robinson, Negus, and Bruford are really emphasising electronics in their material. And it sounds good. Not like an Atari game.
They were more popular in Canada than many realize. But their following in Germany was outstanding for sure. I remember when they first came out with Worlds Apart, everybody in town was scrambling for a copy after I was the first one to buy it.
Unfortunately music is no longer like this it has turned way to corporate into rap. Now anybody can record anything they want even if they can't sing just rap
I don't have a prostate but swear I first heard --& was floored by-- their first album just a little while ago! DAMN Sadler had an incredible voice, didn't he?!
The most under rated band in the world. Germany knew what the rest of the world didn't.
For sure!!!
One of my favorite groups since Calgary with Procol Harum
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normallie i dönt listän tv mönnöh -:- (just in case re-pöst..?)
büt... next the biggest $tvDjö?!
Rv$.h:ie ^?^ Rüd xD
my 3-4th date band. 1 gen ww autumn. 2 Count&Änderssön meddle autumn? wall winter 3-4 saga´$ ´´winter... well more or läss v?v 0 buggles -.- jäjä
there are some ´alien bandce -.- Bösstönn öc ^?^ Flöyd mite $häde öFF / Däwn on ya. Gen ´VFFiciällie. well since mühnich ^^ xD (yes??)
bowies tächnique? mixin möjöin stuff. pf did it with... ör since a saucerfööl. gen tracks also least ´´it´´ ^??^ tonite (dark bäd glässys??) the brazilians
thröwin it away ? since id önlie main pöst it with cna+ gen id leaf id v v
1 2 5 2 1 Döörce. . ? Geniü$yß ÖhltöGessaaR ´vv?
Ian Crichton is such an underrated Guitarist, he has a style all his own!
Einfach Wahnsinn.. Top
UNDERRATED BAND.......... SUPERB MUSICIANSHIP. PERIOD.
SAGA SAGA !!!!! Habe Sie 1981 Live in Dortmund gesehen ! SUPER . An alle Saga Fans , das war eine super zeit in den 80 er. LG an alle , Ragman
We all have a Bucket list of Concerts you never went to and if you could go back in time you would. This is in the Top of my list. Amazing!
They are still touring and are in Europe right now. ua-cam.com/video/BsA3FG2EzyU/v-deo.html
normallie i dönt listän tv mönnöh -:-
büt... next the biggest $tvDjö?!
I was there standing in the crowd .. aged 18 y ............☺☺☺☺😗😗☺☺🥲🥲
Saga a un gros défaut : 40 ans après, on ne se lasse pas de leurs meilleures chansons. Wind him up est une redecouverte à chaque version live.
T vraiment sûr que ce soit un défaut 😉👍
Moi aussi g t fan il y a 40 ans et vu deux fois en concert France et Allemagne 84 et 85✌️
Steve Negus is a phenomenal drummer!
A masterpiece! What a crescendo.
They really kicked some ass! A level of musicianship you rarely if ever see today. The standard was much higher then. Before mediocrity overtook the world. Thanks for the upload.
´§aga zikküerräth^?^
Couldn't have been said better!
Dezember 1981. Ich war dabei und bin bei ihnen geblieben.
Was sagt die Frauenstimme, wenn der Sänger nicht singt? Ich schau mir das Video jetzt zum - geschätzt - 1000. mal an - versteh es nicht
@@1980Campino "No luck today"
@@MisterArgado Danke für die Info
Excellent video quality to match the phenomenal quality of musicians onstage. 🙌🏼
So very impressive. On every level. Great to go back and love it all over again
Woow... What a memories🎶❤👍.
War eine absolut geile Zeit . Muß dazu sagen , bin Berlner. Olla , egal wann , du konntest immer feiern gehen . Party machen . Muß sagen , mitte der 70 er war für mich geiler .
Mustaches and smoking in a crowded theater...those were the days!!
You are wrong! Venezuela did it too! A couple of nights were enough to probe it! I was there at both. Actually, they recorded a couple of their songs here for one of their live albums! Thanks guys! I am 61 and still listen to their wonderful music! Danke Canada!
Great! They played so well together, everything sounds better than today, Negus was brilliant and Jim Crichton much more alive and present. Saw them in Aarhus, denmark 3 times in a row, and the first 2 was magic.
Phenomenal!!!!...never get tired of these guys!!
SAGA SAGA!!!!! You 1981 live in Dortmund saw! SUPER. To all Saga fan, that was a super a time in the 80's. LG to everything, Ragman
Wow... I had NO idea that Frank Zappa sat in on vox for Saga! J/K... what a great tune. Really brings me back to the heyday of rock/prog rock. Canadians RULE the prog rock realm! (I'm not from Canada, but Saga, Rush, and Triumph were my favorite bands back in the day... STILL ARE!!! Add to that the band The Mystery as well.)
I was there!
Looks like a GREAT show !! Where are you from ?
Ian Crichton. My word, what a player. But that said, the whole band was absolutely amazing at that time.
I grew up with this very concert, and sound wise haven't seen anything better with them since.
Saga,puerto rico love you
and i love you Gabriella !
Among many, it's one of my favorite songs from that era.
one of my alltime favourites
so them in London Ontario about 1984-85....they were great
Super 😊😊😊
This must be what I saw (excerpts) on the show "In Concert" on ABC late nites on Saturdays in 1981 after the album debuted. And always wanted to see this tour version of "A Brief Case" which was uploaded also, for awhile I was thinking I imagined it wrong :p.
I'm still following Saga after all these years, and Michael still has that vocal register! Amazing :D.
Simmons SDS V Drums ... so good!
Yes, the SDSV still the king of analog electronic drums, I still got mine also in white color.
Saga 1981 - Wind Him Up - Westfalenhalle Dortmund. Esta es la grabación del concierto que convirtió a SAGA en un supergrupo instantáneo en Europa.
Thank you so much for this high quality upload :). Great to see that it really was as good as i remember it
i like this song because it has a lot of synthesizer / electric keyboards in it . it is my favorite instrument . doo ; doodle-doo dee-doo , doodlee-doo , doo
Top song , hard to believe its more tha 30 years ago ...
Thank you for sharing this and compliment for the hight quality !!
Sadler had an incredible voice! I still think their first album was their best (still listen to it all the time). Why isn't it on YT? I dunno how to put it up. Great concert vid tho!
Incredible!
I saw them in Kiel (Germany)! Soooooooo long ago :-)
I saw Saga at Lulu's in Kitchener playing this hit and many others. Still a great band now retired.
+mark stahle They're not retired... I saw them in Montreal two weeks ago !
excellent upload; great live performance and recording. Thank you.
❤❤❤
I don't knew, very good. Thank's from Brasil.
I've come to the conclusion that it's really been Bill Bruford, David Robinson (of The Cars) and Steve Negus pushing electronic percussion from its early beginning into the mainstream. I know Neil Peart went electronic big time post Signals Rush, and I include him in this, but really, aside from Carl Palmer of ELP for a brief spell, Robinson, Negus, and Bruford are really emphasising electronics in their material. And it sounds good. Not like an Atari game.
Thank you for the quality upload!!!!
LOVE
they were very big in Germany , not so in their homeland of Canada!
They were more popular in Canada than many realize. But their following in Germany was outstanding for sure.
I remember when they first came out with Worlds Apart, everybody in town was scrambling for a copy after I was the first one to buy it.
Big with this Canadian!
Also huge in Puerto Rico too.
Unfortunately music is no longer like this it has turned way to corporate into rap. Now anybody can record anything they want even if they can't sing just rap
just great !!!
1981 wtf can someone tell me what happened this song was releases like yesterday when I was 13 now I need my prostate checked god help us
I don't have a prostate but swear I first heard --& was floored by-- their first album just a little while ago! DAMN Sadler had an incredible voice, didn't he?!
That mustache though..
I always thought they wear canadian,surprise.surprise
They are canadians
When did the mustache leave the band ?
I just thought: how would this song sound like, if they used the "real" drums instead of the electronic drum kit?
No idle hands in this band/ the lead singer jumps on a keyboard !!!###
Quick… Somebody help that man… There’s something attacking his face… Oh crap that’s his stash! Could’ve swore I saw that thing move!!
I wonder how long it takes the singer to grow that soup strainer?
Like an hour
He looks bigger in weight here. Did he gain weight?
Very repetitive sound
Kentucky!