I'm old but when I wake up I crawl out of bed I'm Rockin to good music. The first 2 vinyl albums of Rare Bird was the best. I know some people don't like loud music but I do and I will never change. I have thousands of old vinyl albums and I treat them like gold so they don't skip, snap, crakle and pop. I never listened to UA-cam until 2 years ago. I play my technics stereo equipment with six feet tall speakers loud n proud every day.
I love it, and I knew the whole album, and also the suite since more thean 50 yeares, and it seems to me like it were yesterday. It sounds so fresh and modern, as if it were from 2023
The "Epic Forest" and "Somebody Is Watching" albums are both masterpieces - both of which i continue to maintain a healthy groove with via meh vinyl connections artfully piped into a tri-amplified studio monitoring system complete with folded-ribbon tweeters and a remote controlled subwoofer - and dats even better and even sweeter than the cat's meow ⚡⚡⚡
I wish I had lived somewhere other than the middle-of-nowhere in West Texas when this band came out! Never had a radio station that played music like this. Our college FM station did play lots of deep cuts, obscure bands and full albums, but still, I never heard this band!!! So glad to have discovered them today, thanks to JustJP's channel!!!
@@robertmcpherson1617 I grew up with KSHE 95 and that was REAL ROCK RADIO SAINT LOUIS and no interruption for 50 years. Kick it up and play it loud to shake me till I'm feeling alright all day n night long till the lights go out.
When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm still Rockin to good old music and the Blues too. I know some people don't like loud music but I do and I will never change. Play it loud to shake my shack down every day.
Quite possibly one of the most underrated and greatest progressive rock bands along with gypsy😮 of course the American version of gypsy😊 all of these guys were so talented it was like Return to Forever are Emerson Lake and Palmer type of musicianship😊
I was singing parts of Flight while mowing the lawn, then while driving, and NOW! Love this album, and actually both incarnations of the Rare Bird sound. All keyboards that rock and hold onto prog is my dream band. Yes, I have played “air keyboards” while listening to this and did figure out how to play it by ear when I was 16. Love Rare Bird so much. I have read posts by students of one of the keyboardists and they said he was a s cool as imagined.
Once Poland released albums of famous bands, so I could have the Rare Bird album on which they were: Sympathy and Flight, that's why I remember and love them. Rare Bird reminds me of Atomic Rooster in some songs, especially playing the organ. Can be compared to Vince Craig
I had this one on 8-track. Flight took up Channels three and four. But my player ate the tape, after I played it over ten times. Yet to find another on 8-track, but I have the vinyl lp.
I never heard of this group in the US--I spent two months in Germany as a teen in 1972 and a friend had some of their albums. I couldn't stop listening to them and really missed their music when I got back home. I guess they just weren't promoted over here.
I luckily heard both rare bird lps(s/t.and.as your mind flies by) in 1969/70 on KSHE radio in st.louis..that summer we moved to the Memphis area and that's the last radio station to play those lps..every album a must..but the original band is my favorite..great music
@@groverbaker6404 loved KSHE 95 in Saint Louis and they didn't have Ad's like the satellite. Real Rock Radio. When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm Rockin to the Blues to. I never listened to UA-cam until 2 years ago. I play my technics stereo equipment with six feet tall speakers loud and I have thousands of vinyl albums but I'm still looking for more old vinyl albums.
All of us around St. Louis growing up were lucky to have K-SHE! Representing the other side of the river here, but many friends on the East Side. Peace
Me to Granite City Illinois. I love Rock N Roll, Rhythm N Blues, Boogie Woogie Blues, Rockin Blues and all of the great music. When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm Rockin to good music all day. Now that I'm old the music makes me feel like a kid .
What a discovery. The singer has a fantastic voice. I really like the last part Central Park. It has different moods and styles, like the screaming organ keyboard at the beginning, and the reference to Ravel’s Bolero main theme (15:12). My favorite part is at 13:04 when the music sounds like Post Punk. It starts with a guitar riff that sounds (almost) exactly like Back of Love from Echo & the Bunnymen. Then it sounds like a sound written by Joy Division. I mean, if you close your eyes, you can almost hear Ian Curtis. Incredible.
Great comment, but Echo and the Bunnymen and Joy Division were much later than Rare Bird, so I think these two groups took inspiration from Rare Bird...and 15.12 IS the main theme from "Bolero" and not a reference
Your right KSKE 95 Real Rock Radio Saint Louis. They didn't have interrupt for about 50 years. About 6 years ago the owner sold out know they interrupt. I liked riding around playing my music loud to have a hell of good time. Rockin N Rollin my life away every day.
@@jamesjohnson-yu5fqhey genius KSHE with their legendary aor progressive rock format started changing in the late 70s and early 80s😮 however from 1967 until 1976 they were untouchable especially in the progressive rock and album-oriented Rock Arena. St. Louis was number two right behind San Francisco for starting this type of radio. Believe me I know I grew up in the Lou during this very special era😮 k s h e progressive rock radio 94.7 in stereo😮😮😊😊. Twenty-four hours a day in stereo k s h e real rock radio. Rock on😊
ua-cam.com/video/yyZ2Xelq-rQ/v-deo.html flykeys, I love organ driven also👍🏻👍🏻stumbled across this interesting character who dissects and reacts to great 70’s music 😊he has an eclectic taste you might enjoy 👍🏻his channel has introduced me to some little known incredible bands! Check group Renaissance and song can you understand!! Zaragon channel is awesome 😊peace
Aaahhhh...2 keyboarders in a band with that "classic" sound-so glad I heard it in the 70s... never again will record-companies produce such things,only mainstream and bullshit..:-(
You can tell Rick Wakeman was inspired by this album when you listen to "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "The Myths And Legends Of King Arthur And The Knights Of The Round Table."
Actually it sounds more like Keith Emerson influence to me. There's no guitar and there is dual organs😮 I would say Emerson is more fitting wouldn't you?😊
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I'm old but when I wake up I crawl out of bed I'm Rockin to good music. The first 2 vinyl albums of Rare Bird was the best. I know some people don't like loud music but I do and I will never change. I have thousands of old vinyl albums and I treat them like gold so they don't skip, snap, crakle and pop. I never listened to UA-cam until 2 years ago. I play my technics stereo equipment with six feet tall speakers loud n proud every day.
Jak z wieloma grupami tak i z tą zapoznałem się dzięki Tomkowi Beksińskiemu...
Ta Siuta jest na prawdę odlotowa...
Dzięki Tomek🔥❤️✌️💔🕯
I love it, and I knew the whole album, and also the suite since more thean 50 yeares, and it seems to me like it were yesterday. It sounds so fresh and modern, as if it were from 2023
геніально дійсно недооцінена група але ми слухаємо і насолоджуємось чудовою групою
Super płyta i super utwór 😊😊😊
w latach 70 jak to sluchamem to jaja odpadly utwor jest do disiaj the best
Da best ?
The "Epic Forest" and "Somebody Is Watching" albums are both masterpieces - both of which i continue to maintain a healthy groove with via meh vinyl connections artfully piped into a tri-amplified studio monitoring system complete with folded-ribbon tweeters and a remote controlled subwoofer - and dats even better and even sweeter than the cat's meow ⚡⚡⚡
I was 15 when I bought this album, brings back memories of great psychedelia and opening musical doors.
Auch nach 47 Jahren immer noch unübertroffen.Genial!!
Ya!
Es sind mehr als 47 Jahre, ansonsten hast Du recht...ein fast unübertroffenes Album...viel zu wenig geschätzt, aber Vorreiter für eine Menge Bands...
Something special, going so good, music over everything...
ten kawałek to mistrzostwo świata
Cara, que pérola. Pouco divulgado no Brasil Excelente. Obrigado pela postagem. Desde o Brasil 🇧🇷
rare bird rulzzz ... most underated band ever ! love this
Follows me through my life since I was 15 y.o. ...And I guess, i haven't change my mind since than...
Been looking for this for 50 years. Especially the track new Yorker. Thanks
I wish I had lived somewhere other than the middle-of-nowhere in West Texas when this band came out! Never had a radio station that played music like this. Our college FM station did play lots of deep cuts, obscure bands and full albums, but still, I never heard this band!!!
So glad to have discovered them today, thanks to JustJP's channel!!!
I'm lucky. I grew up with K-SHE in St. Louis, Mo. This kind of music was their bread and butter back in the day!
@@robertmcpherson1617 I grew up with KSHE 95 and that was REAL ROCK RADIO SAINT LOUIS and no interruption for 50 years. Kick it up and play it loud to shake me till I'm feeling alright all day n night long till the lights go out.
When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm still Rockin to good old music and the Blues too. I know some people don't like loud music but I do and I will never change. Play it loud to shake my shack down every day.
Du grand art dans ces années là et dont nous sommes tous nostalgiques !
Quite possibly one of the most underrated and greatest progressive rock bands along with gypsy😮 of course the American version of gypsy😊 all of these guys were so talented it was like Return to Forever are Emerson Lake and Palmer type of musicianship😊
I was singing parts of Flight while mowing the lawn, then while driving, and NOW! Love this album, and actually both incarnations of the Rare Bird sound. All keyboards that rock and hold onto prog is my dream band. Yes, I have played “air keyboards” while listening to this and did figure out how to play it by ear when I was 16. Love Rare Bird so much. I have read posts by students of one of the keyboardists and they said he was a s cool as imagined.
Fantastic( almost forgotten) band! That strange distortion-sound(without el. guitar): hammond organ & electric piano. Good times back then!
I too, heard this on KSHE late night, '70? '71? Bought it. so good; Wore it out, bought it again.
Once Poland released albums of famous bands, so I could have the Rare Bird album on which they were: Sympathy and Flight, that's why I remember and love them. Rare Bird reminds me of Atomic Rooster in some songs, especially playing the organ. Can be compared to Vince Craig
I have purchased this album in 1976 being in USSR. Since I reckon Rare Bird as one of famous art rock groups, in line with Yes and Genesis.
Vincent crane ?
such tension in this song. wonderful
Brilliant!!! Still got it on vinyl! thnx for posting.
Me too.
Still have the vinyl too. Also 8 track, cassettes and CD.
Timeless great sound
отличная группа. Вспомнил юность!)))
Standing astride the transition from Psych to Prog, here we have Rare Bird.
The best memories of my life!!!
I had this one on 8-track. Flight took up Channels three and four. But my player ate the tape, after I played it over ten times. Yet to find another on 8-track, but I have the vinyl lp.
I never heard of this group in the US--I spent two months in Germany as a teen in 1972 and a friend had some of their albums. I couldn't stop listening to them and really missed their music when I got back home. I guess they just weren't promoted over here.
Moved back to U S from Germany in 1973 - found my replacement copy at Tower Records but lonnnnggg search. Great band.
I luckily heard both rare bird lps(s/t.and.as your mind flies by) in 1969/70 on KSHE radio in st.louis..that summer we moved to the Memphis area and that's the last radio station to play those lps..every album a must..but the original band is my favorite..great music
@@groverbaker6404 loved KSHE 95 in Saint Louis and they didn't have Ad's like the satellite. Real Rock Radio. When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm Rockin to the Blues to. I never listened to UA-cam until 2 years ago. I play my technics stereo equipment with six feet tall speakers loud and I have thousands of vinyl albums but I'm still looking for more old vinyl albums.
in the 70s There was a german station. SWF , sundays program was - "POP SHOP SPEZIAL", from these Days it is fantastic to me.
Perfeck
Heard it on KSHE back when and bought it! So lucky to hear KSHE over on the Illinois side 71?
Mississippi River Festival :)-~
All of us around St. Louis growing up were lucky to have K-SHE! Representing the other side of the river here, but many friends on the East Side. Peace
@@blindingly Real rock radio! KSHE 95! Grew up on it.
Me to Granite City Illinois. I love Rock N Roll, Rhythm N Blues, Boogie Woogie Blues, Rockin Blues and all of the great music. When I Wake Up and crawl out of bed I'm Rockin to good music all day. Now that I'm old the music makes me feel like a kid .
Really, really good.....
heavy progressive, my favorite style of music.
my mind flies by (*love*)
4 me the most underated band ever
What a discovery. The singer has a fantastic voice. I really like the last part Central Park. It has different moods and styles, like the screaming organ keyboard at the beginning, and the reference to Ravel’s Bolero main theme (15:12). My favorite part is at 13:04 when the music sounds like Post Punk. It starts with a guitar riff that sounds (almost) exactly like Back of Love from Echo & the Bunnymen. Then it sounds like a sound written by Joy Division. I mean, if you close your eyes, you can almost hear Ian Curtis. Incredible.
Great comment, but Echo and the Bunnymen and Joy Division were much later than Rare Bird, so I think these two groups took inspiration from Rare Bird...and 15.12 IS the main theme from "Bolero" and not a reference
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Danke nochmal fürs Senden. Danke für die Musik ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂
I was looking for them for so long .... I can die happy now ;)!! that's so good
Acid rock at it's finest. A great over looked band.
KSHE 95 baby, where it all began.
Your right KSKE 95 Real Rock Radio Saint Louis. They didn't have interrupt for about 50 years. About 6 years ago the owner sold out know they interrupt. I liked riding around playing my music loud to have a hell of good time. Rockin N Rollin my life away every day.
@@jamesjohnson-yu5fqhey genius KSHE with their legendary aor progressive rock format started changing in the late 70s and early 80s😮 however from 1967 until 1976 they were untouchable especially in the progressive rock and album-oriented Rock Arena. St. Louis was number two right behind San Francisco for starting this type of radio. Believe me I know I grew up in the Lou during this very special era😮 k s h e progressive rock radio 94.7 in stereo😮😮😊😊. Twenty-four hours a day in stereo k s h e real rock radio. Rock on😊
The best classic rock
nice base run at 13.51 - wish they had kept that going longer. I might use it.
And yet another KSHE Klassic!
KSHE 95 Real Rock Radio Saint Louis the best
Great
Why i didn't hear this before? I love organ-driven rock, ELP/Nice and Atomic Rooster
ua-cam.com/video/yyZ2Xelq-rQ/v-deo.html flykeys, I love organ driven also👍🏻👍🏻stumbled across this interesting character who dissects and reacts to great 70’s music 😊he has an eclectic taste you might enjoy 👍🏻his channel has introduced me to some little known incredible bands! Check group Renaissance and song can you understand!! Zaragon channel is awesome 😊peace
Check out Egg.
Keith Emerson is only God on the keyboards😮
Prog Rock has a timeless quality.
This is greate. Maybe the first bandt without guitars? Yeah they have a bass.
Vielen Dank nochmal fürs Senden ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂❤❤
Gracias
GREAT
Aaahhhh...2 keyboarders in a band with that "classic" sound-so glad I heard it in the 70s...
never again will record-companies produce such things,only mainstream and bullshit..:-(
the build-up ... out of this world
nice song
w latach 70 w mini maxie p kaczkoski zapowiedziaj ze tam niema gitary solo tylko piano fender plus organy i to jest plus
Time for a flight...again
❤❤❤❤Danke ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Que sorpresa al escuchar esta banda por primera vez en el 2024
This rocks!
Слушаю уже много много лет...
You can tell Rick Wakeman was inspired by this album when you listen to "Journey to the Center of the Earth" and "The Myths And Legends Of King Arthur And The Knights Of The Round Table."
Actually it sounds more like Keith Emerson influence to me. There's no guitar and there is dual organs😮 I would say Emerson is more fitting wouldn't you?😊
This dang thing bent mah haid oneset.
Yep.
Yes !thats rare bird....from philippines.
CAST YOUR MIND TO "PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN."
Wou cool!!
Bra prog låt av dem.
Did they never do videos for this album? So much good stuff on it.
Auf Achse! :-)
Just brilliant. Is all genius dead?
wku mnie jak w trakcie utworu jest reklama
UNA BANDA CON DUE KEYBORDS PLAYER! UNA COSA VERAMENTE RARA! ASSOLUTA COINCIDENZA CON IL NOME DELLA BANDA. QUESTO BRANO E' IL LORO CAPOLAVORO. SYMPATHY E' SOLO UNA BUONA CANZONE, SIMPATICA COME IL TITOLO.
"There's an evil little man, with a gun in his hand."
Central Park after dark is bad ass kickin news.
10 razy chcialem nagrac w calosci i pitolom po ile jest mleko a utwor leci hejjjj
Got a Real Soft Spot .
Wtedy się grało...
15:12 Maurice Ravel: Bolero
0 people don't like this!! That's normal!
La cancion del allan's
Me imagino deeppurpler
prograsivve rock spırıt
6og3a maty 6og3a :v
Perfeck
Yes !thats rare bird....from philippines.