For a normal song the references are not quite usual: - A gospel: "Give me that old time religion" ua-cam.com/video/gDCiqWcV7NY/v-deo.html - Famous jazz song: "Moonlight in Vermont" ua-cam.com/video/cyyRi3l7E_k/v-deo.html - Avantgarde: Steve Reich "Come out" ua-cam.com/video/g0WVh1D0N50/v-deo.html
Attributed to the fact that this song was recorded at a way earlier session that came closer to the recording of their previous, still vaguely melodically conventional album than the other pieces recorded for Trout Mask Replica.
+37Dionysos To be honest, if you put this on and everybody started dancing, then that would be a weird scene. I don't think you'd want a room full of people dancing to the captain. Limbs would be flailing arrhythmically and all the girls would look like Sweet Dee from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia whenever she tries to bust a move (which isn't pretty).
Before this song, the album makes you think “this is a joke, they’re making this up on the spot.” But then when you hear this song, its too composed to be random, but still just completely bonkers. Its then that you realize “Holy shit, this whole album is for real.”
I had to force myself to listen to this album 3-4 times (30 yrs ago) only to notice that I was probably musically programmed by local media and society as acceptable at any given time. Every time I listen something in a song will hit me that i hadn't heard before. There's a lot going on in this work of art.
"Holy shit, this album is for real" THANK YOU for this quote. It perfectly captures the experience of listening to the album track by track and running into this banger
Probably the most accessible song off the album. It’s catchy in its own demented way, especially the opening bit. When he randomly goes into “Old Time Religion”, it’s a trip.
The first time I heard Captain Beefheart was on Frank Zappa's song Willie The Pimp. I assumed whoever Captain Beefheart was, he was a black guy in his sixties. Blew my mind when I found out he was a young white dude.
I love my deceased parents even more when I play Trout Mask .. I used to play it in my bedroom so LOUD .. I was a teenager, the neighbours, lovely Greek and Italians never complained, late 1960s .. those were the days, hot afternoons in Melbourne with my windows open, now I laugh, the whole street must have heard Beefheart
@@conradmason87 This and Veterans Day Poppy was recorded months before TMR.. but I can see you know that ;).. most likely it was a different studio from where TMR was recorded. Zappa handed Bill a Tele with Gretsch pickup... and turned all knobs on that silverface fender to 10... Bill didnt like that piercing sound at all .. so he says anyway You can clearly hear these two numbers sound different from the rest on TMR, even Dons voice... but Veterans Day Poppy is my soft spot still.. that overlapping fade out/in of the two guitars in the final part.. it gives me the willies after all those years ;)
@@tomasvanecek8626 Moonlight and Veteran's were recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, ten years before Van Halen recorded their debut at that same studio. The fact that Moonlight closes side one and VDP closes out the entire album is some slick sequencing. Zappa knew just where to place those two gems.
For me the Trout Mask is a musical catharsis. As a genius with a moustache already said *A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it is not open*
It was recorded in one take - from start to finish, by Frank Zappa. Don made his band practice learning and rehearsing the music for about 8 months before they roared into the studio for the single take sprint.
@@mikefelix6338 THIS ! I have the 6-CD Grow Fins.. and on one disc, there is a final rehearsal before they went to the studio, sans vocal... and it is EXACTLY the same what you hear on the album, to a note... unimaginable feat.. so FZ didnt even need to be there.. and he in fact wasnt the Magic Band said he was asleep at the wheel.. luckily he didnt mess with it :) One take.. OMG
Body Obtained it's what keeps me from being able to fully get into beefheart. I love the actual playing but can't stand the sound of his voice hence something like peon being one of my favorite songs but wouldn't consider beefheart one of my favorite artists
ye..it's great! i love how if his singing was in sinc slightly to the right of where it sits it should make more sense but would be 100% less awesome..t's so trippy and raw..magic indeed!
When you think about it it must be really difficult to make an album. With every track bordering on a total cacophony of noise but beefheart pulls it off majestically
They spent a year in a rented house with no food, practicing 14 hours a day, 7 days a week. They shoplifted in order to eat. What I am saying is real. This is no ordinary album.
I am a Beefheart fan too, but most of you seem unaware that the second part of "Moonlight on Vermont" was not written by Don. The section (Gimme that) "Old Time Religion" is a traditional gospel song that dates back to the 19th century, and it has been recorded by many other performers including Dolly Parton and Willy Nelson. I must admit though that the Magic Band have created my favourite arrangement.
What is it that makes this album compulsively listenable ? Once I put it on, I can't take it off ! It's like a combination of Ornette Coleman and Howlin' Wolf having a bad acid trip !
Gotta love a chick who digs her the Beefheart. I used to have a friend who had a pet pillbug named Captain Beefheart. She was the bomb. I had a huge crush on her.
Fun fact - when he sings "Come out to show them", he's referring to the Steve Reich composition "Come Out" from 1966, which, in turn, loops the voice of Daniel Hamm, one of the Harlem Six protestors who were arrested in 1964... referring to his having to puncture his bruise that he received while being abused by guards in prison so he could let the blood come out to prove it. Madlib used a sample of the Reich song in "America's Most Blunted" on Madvillainy, his 2004 collaborative album with MF Doom. (geez, it's a pain to write a long journalistic sentence like this) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_Out_(Reich)
+Michael B Because I have an opinion, it's "obvious" I have not considered all possible options? I guess it can't be that obvious since I've obviously heard that album.
The line "come out to show them" was taken from the Steve Reich tape piece" Come Out", which had been issued on Odyssey Records around the same time as this album.
Jeff Tweedy brought me to the Captain. You have to listen to this album at least 10 times for it to soak in. It's like taking your medicine...takes a while to work, but its damn worth the wait. To categorize Captain Beefheart would only defeat his brilliance. You cannot compare CB to anything else...it doesn't exist.
Besides the incredible music and extraordinary musicianship, the lyrics are witty and clever. Stunning and magnificent--maybe my favorite Captain Beefheart song, along with "Lick My Decals Off, Baby". ..
I bought this album when it first came out I was fifteen or so.... at a record store , main st. flushing NY ... it was a great purchase. I would play it loud for every one to hear
"Mirror Man" was the first Beefheart record I heard - the one with those long bluesy songs. This track, then, sounded excitingly familiar to me, and eased me into the rest of this album - which, as we all know, is the most important work of art ever committed to vinyl.
+Andrew Cliett when I was real young me and my friends would go to a fast food place and buy a soda; we'd then fill up the cup with a mixture of everything from the fountain, a combination we affectionately called "Suicide." This is what I'd view as an equivalent - discordant, unconventional, strange but great.
@@UberSchluh lol this is such an apt description of the Beefheart experience. On paper it seems fucked. But oh my is it glorious once you've been inoculated.
Open the bruise up and let some of the bruise blood come out to show them. come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them
Original second guitarist 6025 was hugely influenced by the guitar playing on TMR...and, avant/free jazz horn playing Listen to the Dead Kennedys live doing 6025's "Gaslight" and, "Ill In The Head" (incredibly challenging bassline) Completely underrated player and songwriter....
какая прекрасная музыка.......а поет то как душевно.......боже,,и кто то же это еще и записывал,выпускал в массы..........................блюю,не имогу остановиться
“Once you’ve heard Beefheart, it’s hard to wash him out of your clothes. It stains, like coffee or blood.”
~ Tom Waits
Funny, that's how l feel about Tom Waits & he's why l'm here cuz l just read that Tom was a fan of Beefheart.
✌️
@@eschneider8799 same, started listening to Beefheart because of Tom
I got Van Vliet all over my damn slacks.
Tom led me to both Howlin' Wolf & Captain Beefheart 😁
Load of bullshit.
I will never understand why my wife shot me down for suggesting this as our wedding song!
Because this is the artsiest album of the 20th century?
Joe Gionti love you
divorce.
Literally shot!
Because you are an attention-seeking idiot? More power to her that she stopped you ruining your wedding.
I like how this is universally considered the most 'accessible' track on the album. Seriously, this could've been a single.
I would suggest China Pig as being more mainstream.
And for most plebeians"What the fuck is this? Put some Oasis on!" ...Fooooools!
@@StuartwasDrinkell Don't be that guy.
Warner Bros. actually released a single from this album, according to Wikipedia: "Pachuco Cadaver" / "Wild Life."
To be real, this is the most normal song on the album
This is true.
the fact that that dude got thrown down a staircase by cap'n beefy fart was totally worth it
For a normal song the references are not quite usual:
- A gospel: "Give me that old time religion" ua-cam.com/video/gDCiqWcV7NY/v-deo.html
- Famous jazz song: "Moonlight in Vermont" ua-cam.com/video/cyyRi3l7E_k/v-deo.html
- Avantgarde: Steve Reich "Come out" ua-cam.com/video/g0WVh1D0N50/v-deo.html
You got it, Frank (Sinatra I mean) must have loved this. @@Contextcatcher
Attributed to the fact that this song was recorded at a way earlier session that came closer to the recording of their previous, still vaguely melodically conventional album than the other pieces recorded for Trout Mask Replica.
Nobody like ol' Cap'n! Guaranteed to clear the room of anybody you don't think belongs at the party!
+37Dionysos To be honest, if you put this on and everybody started dancing, then that would be a weird scene. I don't think you'd want a room full of people dancing to the captain. Limbs would be flailing arrhythmically and all the girls would look like Sweet Dee from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia whenever she tries to bust a move (which isn't pretty).
Always does it well at arthouse student parties where I come from.
who the fuck would play beefheart at a party? its impossible to dance to
When you're too baked to dance?
***** wow bro youre a fucking genius
Before this song, the album makes you think “this is a joke, they’re making this up on the spot.” But then when you hear this song, its too composed to be random, but still just completely bonkers. Its then that you realize “Holy shit, this whole album is for real.”
Live China Pig
I had to force myself to listen to this album 3-4 times (30 yrs ago) only to notice that I was probably musically programmed by local media and society as acceptable at any given time. Every time I listen something in a song will hit me that i hadn't heard before. There's a lot going on in this work of art.
@@wonbadood8243 to me this is a good example of an album you need to listen to many times to let sink in.
Reminds me of Rosemary’s reaction when she realizes that she is being impregnated by Satan.
"Holy shit, this album is for real" THANK YOU for this quote. It perfectly captures the experience of listening to the album track by track and running into this banger
Probably the most accessible song off the album. It’s catchy in its own demented way, especially the opening bit. When he randomly goes into “Old Time Religion”, it’s a trip.
They're all accessible! Best being... The Blimp.
Ella Guru!
Big Joan!
Ella Guru is the one that got me hooked
Indeed, this has a pretty good proto-metal/proto-punk sound to it with a heavy driving riff. I can dig it.
This album is the equivalent of getting jumped by a hobo in the Wild West
Fantastic comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMFAO!!!!
That is ridiciously fitting
Yee haw
It's too bad Beefheart never played a singing hobo in a Western movie...
The first time I heard Captain Beefheart was on Frank Zappa's song Willie The Pimp. I assumed whoever Captain Beefheart was, he was a black guy in his sixties. Blew my mind when I found out he was a young white dude.
That's coz he essentially doing Howlin' Wolf.
He does kinda sound like a brother
i've dicovered him in the same exactly way, listening willie the pimp. he had a very growling blues voice, like jim Morrison and tom waits
I thought he was at least 60, was 28 was this was made
This is a little different then Frank Sinatra's verson
Oh my word.
Congratulations on the funniest YT comment I've ever read 😂
Oh my word.
Congratulations on the funniest YT comment I've ever read 😂
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Congratulations on the funniest YT
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Congratulations on the funniest YT comment I've ever read 😂
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Congratulations on the funniest YT comment I've ever read 😂
I love my deceased parents even more when I play Trout Mask .. I used to play it in my bedroom so LOUD .. I was a teenager, the neighbours, lovely Greek and Italians never complained, late 1960s .. those were the days, hot afternoons in Melbourne with my windows open, now I laugh, the whole street must have heard Beefheart
Sweet. I'd blast out Zappa.
This music is absolutely bonkers. I am going to have to spend a lot more time with this album.
Great shout!
This is the line I use to describe the Capt's music to everyone I know . . . This is the greatest song in the history of the universe . . . .
This music trancends the confines of modern time.
devonte wilson Not really. It's just bad. Pretentious people pretend it's good, but it's not.
Kasran Fox acid helps
Leave it to Captain Beefheart to invent hardcore gospel music.
What the duck that’s perfect
right said Bro
The guitars on this song is amazing, probably my favorite cut on the record
Amp turned up to ten by FZ during recording to give it a bottle neck sound. Very tasteful.
@@conradmason87 This and Veterans Day Poppy was recorded months before TMR.. but I can see you know that ;).. most likely it was a different studio from where TMR was recorded.
Zappa handed Bill a Tele with Gretsch pickup... and turned all knobs on that silverface fender to 10... Bill didnt like that piercing sound at all .. so he says anyway
You can clearly hear these two numbers sound different from the rest on TMR, even Dons voice...
but Veterans Day Poppy is my soft spot still.. that overlapping fade out/in of the two guitars in the final part.. it gives me the willies after all those years ;)
@@tomasvanecek8626 Moonlight and Veteran's were recorded at Sunset Sound Studios, ten years before Van Halen recorded their debut at that same studio. The fact that Moonlight closes side one and VDP closes out the entire album is some slick sequencing. Zappa knew just where to place those two gems.
lil' pistol totin'
American Idol, are you listening? If somebody sang this I'd start watching.
LOL
Lol
1:47 CAPTAIN BEEFHEART WROTE THE FUCKING NATIONWIDE JINGLE
LMAO
Oh my god...
What the fuck. That's literally the exact same thing. Insanity.
TJ Hastie Jesus loves me this I know, for the bible tells me so
Holy shit it is. We know where they got that tone from
For me the Trout Mask is a musical catharsis. As a genius with a moustache already said *A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work if it is not open*
if you want to be a different fish you gotta get out of the skool! don was a god!
As someone new to the captain this a banger
The guitar feedback just before 'old time religion' is priceless.
Fast 'n' bulbous!
Also, a tin teardrop
said the mascara snake
Tight also
laser beans!
Bulbous also tapered
I think it's nice that they decided to include a song in the album
I continue to be amazed that this album was ever recorded and released, and in all of this, I'm glad it was.
It was recorded in one take - from start to finish, by Frank Zappa. Don made his band practice learning and rehearsing the music for about 8 months before they roared into the studio for the single take sprint.
@@mikefelix6338 THIS ! I have the 6-CD Grow Fins.. and on one disc, there is a final rehearsal before they went to the studio, sans vocal... and it is EXACTLY the same what you hear on the album,
to a note... unimaginable feat.. so FZ didnt even need to be there.. and he in fact wasnt
the Magic Band said he was asleep at the wheel.. luckily he didnt mess with it :)
One take.. OMG
its amazing that zappa produced it... what with his work ethic of perfection!
This really is a Classic. I never tire of listening to it !
nothing like beefheart in the morning
The whole song is fascinating but from 2:20 to the end, the song gets ridiculously stunning
my god, his voice
Body Obtained it's what keeps me from being able to fully get into beefheart. I love the actual playing but can't stand the sound of his voice hence something like peon being one of my favorite songs but wouldn't consider beefheart one of my favorite artists
Five octave range!
like a mason jar full of antique spoons
It's amazing.
It's something sexy and bluesy as fuck.
What fun! The opening drum and cymbal combination is unmistakable! One of the best openings in rock music....
ye..it's great! i love how if his singing was in sinc slightly to the right of where it sits it should make more sense but would be 100% less awesome..t's so trippy and raw..magic indeed!
@@dannyofthededd Either John Cotton or Bill Harkleroad said it was like his voice was flying over the instruments and occasionally landed.
All hail The immortal Drumbo
@@mikefelix6338 Amen!
this song makes me want to dance feverishly around a bonfire
And eat some panther caps beforehand for the full experience!
it will dry all this mud
Makes me feel like I have sprinted straight into a bonfire and are suddenly watching my body melt into goo
Gives me the same feeling exactly. Let me also add: at the same time, tearing off my clothes and howling into the sky
just like a old red skin dancing
I can smell this album
It kind of smells like human dust, mixed with pizza with bacon and eggs, with a hint of ana seed and a drop of whiskey.
I smell tarmac and liquor
and a little bit of liquorice and fennel
and old cigar smoke
Smells like an ocean mixed with cola
When you think about it it must be really difficult to make an album. With every track bordering on a total cacophony of noise but beefheart pulls it off majestically
They spent a year in a rented house with no food, practicing 14 hours a day, 7 days a week. They shoplifted in order to eat. What I am saying is real. This is no ordinary album.
@@kenabelson8423 damn, I hope he at least gave them cocaine then…
@@wolfetteplays8894 He gave them a small cups of soybeans to eat. And he mentally tortured them. He was a genius, but sadistic and very fucked up.
What were you doing at 19 years of age? Mr Zoom Horn Rollo was recording this.
This is actually a pretty good song.
It's actually an amazing song
Agreed
It's rough and raw which is good.
The whole album's a masterpiece.
No
I am a Beefheart fan too, but most of you seem unaware that the second part of "Moonlight on Vermont" was not written by Don. The section (Gimme that) "Old Time Religion" is a traditional gospel song that dates back to the 19th century, and it has been recorded by many other performers including Dolly Parton and Willy Nelson. I must admit though that the Magic Band have created my favourite arrangement.
I bought this album when it came out and this was the song I played over and over again.
This is the song I always go to to get a different song out of my head. It works soooo well!
What is it that makes this album compulsively listenable ? Once I put it on, I can't take it off ! It's like a combination of Ornette Coleman and Howlin' Wolf having a bad acid trip !
Literally what was happening to the musicians while they made this music
When Tom Waits met Kathleen Brennan she turned him onto CB and he made Swordfish Trombones. Needless to say he liked Captain Beefheart.
Mike m “The rest is history”! I love the Tom of this era- it’s the first one I know’d.
Gotta love a chick who digs her the Beefheart. I used to have a friend who had a pet pillbug named Captain Beefheart. She was the bomb. I had a huge crush on her.
Tom Waits doesn't just like Cpt. Beefheart. He's a pledged devotee by now, stating this is his all-time favorite record.
My wife and I make love to this album .
No offense, but you are both disturbed. Lol
Hot
This album is where the Captain took Sgt. Pepper behind the barracks and kicked his fucking ass.
Beefheart gimme dat ole time religion
It's good enough for me
And it's good enough for you!
god this is so raunchy and abstract i can't not love this
That riff gets me every time
Oh the sweet, sweet memories. Nothing like the oldies.
Fun fact - when he sings "Come out to show them", he's referring to the Steve Reich composition "Come Out" from 1966, which, in turn, loops the voice of Daniel Hamm, one of the Harlem Six protestors who were arrested in 1964... referring to his having to puncture his bruise that he received while being abused by guards in prison so he could let the blood come out to prove it.
Madlib used a sample of the Reich song in "America's Most Blunted" on Madvillainy, his 2004 collaborative album with MF Doom.
(geez, it's a pain to write a long journalistic sentence like this)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_Out_(Reich)
Moonlight on Vermont affected everybody
Even Mrs. Wooten well as Little Nitty
Even lifebuoy floatin’ with his lil' pistol showin’ and his lil’ pistol totin’
Well, that goes to show you what a moon can do
No more bridge from Tuesday t’ Friday
Everybody’s gone high society
Hope lost his head ‘n got off on alligators
Somebody's leavin’ peanuts on the curbins
For a white elephant escaped from the zoo with love
Goes to show you what uh moon can do
Moonlight on Vermont
Well, it did it for Lifebuoy and it did it to you
And it did it to zoo and it can do it for me and it can do it for you
Moonlight on Vermont
Gimme that old time religion
Gimme that old time religion
Don’t gimme no affliction
That old time religion is good enough for me
Uh, it’s good enough for you
Well, come out to show them
Come out to show them, come out to show them
Come out to show them, come out to show them
Come out to show them, come out to show them
Come out to show them, good old time religion
Gimme that old time religion, gimme that old time religion
It’s good enough for me
Without your new affliction
Don’t need yer new restrictions, gimme that ole time religion
It’s good enough for me
Moonlight on Vermont
Songwriters: Don Van Vliet
Moonlight On Vermont lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
(Google.com)2018
2 of my best concert memories are of the Capt. Nothing short of incredible.
My grandmother used to play the Perry Como version of this song..... it was very popular in the 40s
and that my friends is an original drummer.
mike felix particular the intro
He said his idol was Ginger Baker.
Maybe his best song and that's saying something.
+chippety pop You obviously haven't listened to his other albums. Check out "Safe As Milk". That album is solid.
+Michael B Because I have an opinion, it's "obvious" I have not considered all possible options? I guess it can't be that obvious since I've obviously heard that album.
+ANDREW CLIETT You're right, it is. Bat Chain Puller is a close second.
+callum leavey-wilson This song is from TMR
chippety pop Congratulations.
One of my favorite songs
Don was and still is, the man.
The line "come out to show them" was taken from the Steve Reich tape piece" Come Out", which had been issued on Odyssey Records around the same time as this album.
I love a bit of easy listening in the morning! :)
Nice track to start beautiful day full of joy and god's blessings. Amen
Jeff Tweedy brought me to the Captain. You have to listen to this album at least 10 times for it to soak in. It's like taking your medicine...takes a while to work, but its damn worth the wait. To categorize Captain Beefheart would only defeat his brilliance. You cannot compare CB to anything else...it doesn't exist.
gimme dat ol time religion
Besides the incredible music and extraordinary musicianship, the lyrics are witty and clever. Stunning and magnificent--maybe my favorite Captain Beefheart song, along with "Lick My Decals Off, Baby". ..
It’s like if a David Lynch film became an album...
Actually Lynch's a big fan of Captain. Especially this album.
Lynch likes the song, “The dust blows forward and the dust blows back.”
Lynch appears in a short documentary about the Captain
the greatest attempt of breaking the rules of poetry and music!
ファズギターが効きまくりのサイケ&オルタナティブな強烈ナンバー♪かなりフリーダムな演奏だが、不思議と体裁が整っている感じにも聞こえる。
名盤｢Trout Mask Replica｣収録。(プロデュースはF.ザッパ)
Apparently Beefheart and crew were really great live. Sadly I never had the chance to see them.
There's a recording of the Magic Band post Don's death playing at Glastonbury Festival that gives,you a real sense of theirlive set. Every note meant.
this is so above and beyond what anyone else ever did . the captain and magic band were indeed magic
Dude has a cool voice.
Come out to show dem
Come out to show dem
Come out to show dem
Come out to show dem
I bought this album when it first came out I was fifteen or so.... at a record store , main st. flushing NY ... it was a great purchase. I would play it loud for every one to hear
One of the best riffs I've ever heard.
"Mirror Man" was the first Beefheart record I heard - the one with those long bluesy songs. This track, then, sounded excitingly familiar to me, and eased me into the rest of this album - which, as we all know, is the most important work of art ever committed to vinyl.
this is so unmmusically that sounds great in my ears
TBH, I probably never would've tried to get this album if not for The Captain's intriguing voice. One of my fav records and one of my fav artists now.
God bless people who leave peanuts on the kerb.
+Andrew Cliett Not sure Andrew.....but it would be wise to drink safe milk.
+Andrew Cliett when I was real young me and my friends would go to a fast food place and buy a soda; we'd then fill up the cup with a mixture of everything from the fountain, a combination we affectionately called "Suicide." This is what I'd view as an equivalent - discordant, unconventional, strange but great.
+Andrew Cliett Now try the sensational alex harvey band : give my compliments to the chef, whistle test..
God Bless them and You! Old Time Religion*
@@UberSchluh lol this is such an apt description of the Beefheart experience. On paper it seems fucked. But oh my is it glorious once you've been inoculated.
Magic band ft.captain beefheart.4-ever!
I wrote this music on paper 40 50 years ago as an experiment amazing captain beefheart in early days for me
Trout Mask is a true work of emotional power. I find it very moving and inspirational. A glorious artifact of Earth! Fast n Bulbous! 😂
That's right, Mascara Snake!
I tripped to this song, way back when ... in actual Vermont.
Best. Wedding song. Ever.
great guitar sound
Why isn't this album on UA-cam music?!?!
The 'Come Out To Show Them' phrase is taken from Steve Reichs 1966 electroacoustic composition 'Come Out'
thought it was "come out to showdom"
Open the bruise up and let some of the bruise blood come out to show them. come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them come out to show them
@@destroyernoah Listening to music while stoned is a whole new world.
also sampled by madlib on ''america's most blunted'', awesome
Gary 'Magic' Marker plays the bass on this one and Veteran's Day Poppy, he passed away on December 8th, RIP!
that guitar sound
If this were an LP, this would be the end of side 1.... What a trip these first 6 songs are.
I used to listen to this album as a teenager in the 70’s every day on the original vinyl still sounds as good today!
this should be Bernie Sanders' campaign theme song.
+brandon willis Amen
Bernie 2016--He'll show ya what a moon can do!
Maxwell M. Nice!
brandon willis it is Bernie Sanders your dumbass
mark L Chapman you're dumbass.
2:03 Nationwide is on your side
You ruined that part forever XD
Wtf
Nationwide will tan your hide
R.I.P. Gary Marker, who did a killer job on bass here and Veteran's Day Poppy
captain feels the tug of lunar rays as the magic band set about creating a cosmic rush.
this song is fucking amazing
The most visceral opening phrase in all of rock.
I've always thought of this as the companion to Dead Kennedys Moon Over Marin...
Probably inspired by this
Original second guitarist 6025 was hugely influenced by the guitar playing on TMR...and, avant/free jazz horn playing
Listen to the Dead Kennedys live doing 6025's "Gaslight" and, "Ill In The Head" (incredibly challenging bassline)
Completely underrated player and songwriter....
какая прекрасная музыка.......а поет то как душевно.......боже,,и кто то же это еще и записывал,выпускал в массы..........................блюю,не имогу остановиться
'xackly!
I love this album
"Gimme that old time religion...,"awesomeness defined!
Notice how the captain denies the last second that would've put the track into the 4 minute brigade. A touch of class if you ask me.
Rest in Peace to a legend!
My highlight of Trout Mask- 'One red bean , stuck in the bottom of a tin bowl. Hot coffee from a crimped up can'.
2:35 I can't believe this fucking part, I can't believe something so perfect can happen
It boggles even the most astute musical minds to this very day. (This comment may include traces of sarcasm)
This song ruins me with good time.
Great production and engineering by FZ.
Pure insane genius,
this is dope. I dig it.
such a great pop song