I spotted an immaculate copy of Humans in a thrift shop a few weeks ago. I snapped it up and it inspired me to dust off my turntable and sent me down a rabbithole setting up an amp and speakers and everything else but what a ride. Bruce is of course inimitable. As is Hugh Marsh.
0:10:00 Dance With You 0:07:15 Lovers In A Dangerous Time 0:12:12 Maybe The Poet 0:18:06 The Trouble With Normal 0:21:55 All's Quiet On The Inner City Front 0:29:35 Creation Dream 0:36:57 How I Spent My Fall Vacation 0:43:10 Tropic Moon 0:48:18 Nicaragua 0:54:00 If I Had A Rocket Launcher 1:00:30 To Raise The Morning Star 1:06:40 Hoop Dancer 1:18:40 Dust And Diesel 1:27:57 Making Contact 1:33:00 Put Our Hearts Together :::::::::::::: encore 1:40:18 Lord Of The Starfields
The musician on the far right is playing what is called The Chapman Stick . please don't rely on what im about to say, do your research . from what i gather, it is a 8 to 12 string instrument . It seems quite complex to play but if you are as talented as this guy you can play melody & accompaniment simultaneously, and then some . He's using all his fingers put you don't pluck or finger pick it . i assume the electric pick up is sensitive enough where you just press the strings & of course you can slide, slur and bend the strings like on a guitar neck . last i heard they were working on making one which acoustic without the need for an amplifier and all those other synth effects which i vacillate from loving to disliking, jmho . my apologies for not knowing the chapman stick master's name
Thanks so much for uploading this wonderful concert! 🤍 I could not find Tokyo when doing the time stamps but I am a little overtired so I may have missed it?
![Bruce Cockburn - "Lovers In A Dangerous Time/Creation Dream/If I Had A Rocket Launcher" 1985 [RITY]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/u9d-kkP6i5M/mqdefault.jpg)
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I spotted an immaculate copy of Humans in a thrift shop a few weeks ago. I snapped it up and it inspired me to dust off my turntable and sent me down a rabbithole setting up an amp and speakers and everything else but what a ride. Bruce is of course inimitable. As is Hugh Marsh.
Very cool to see him doing the Stealing Fire songs with essentially their original instrumentation/arrangements!
Rockpalast has hosted some great acts over the years and here's one of the best!
I was 16 and this was my first live- concert 😀
Lucky, lucky YOU!🎉
What a treat.
Great concert with full instrumentation, which he doesn't do too often these days.
Dude! U R an amazing talent! Even C, S, N agrees!
Thank U for Ur contribution to Earth’s music!
0:10:00 Dance With You
0:07:15 Lovers In A Dangerous Time
0:12:12 Maybe The Poet
0:18:06 The Trouble With Normal
0:21:55 All's Quiet On The Inner City Front
0:29:35 Creation Dream
0:36:57 How I Spent My Fall Vacation
0:43:10 Tropic Moon
0:48:18 Nicaragua
0:54:00 If I Had A Rocket Launcher
1:00:30 To Raise The Morning Star
1:06:40 Hoop Dancer
1:18:40 Dust And Diesel
1:27:57 Making Contact
1:33:00 Put Our Hearts Together
:::::::::::::: encore
1:40:18 Lord Of The Starfields
Thanks!
Another great show... thank you... shame about the poor visual quality but musically on point and a well balanced audio mix
Excellent! Thank you!
Thanks for posting this great show.
Wow
shit, I love the 80s
The musician on the far right is playing what is called The Chapman Stick . please don't rely on what im about to say, do your research . from what i gather, it is a 8 to 12 string instrument . It seems quite complex to play but if you are as talented as this guy you can play melody & accompaniment simultaneously, and then some . He's using all his fingers put you don't pluck or finger pick it . i assume the electric pick up is sensitive enough where you just press the strings & of course you can slide, slur and bend the strings like on a guitar neck . last i heard they were working on making one which acoustic without the need for an amplifier and all those other synth effects which i vacillate from loving to disliking, jmho . my apologies for not knowing the chapman stick master's name
Fergus Marsh played bass and stick for Cockburn throughout most of the 80’s.
@@fmluder thank you
Thanks so much for uploading this wonderful concert! 🤍
I could not find Tokyo when doing the time stamps but I am a little overtired so I may have missed it?