Steve Hillage ~ Green : Unidentified / UFO Over Paris / Leylines To Glassdom 🛸 (HQ Audio)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Three from a masterful album. Thank you forever, Steve Hillage! Enjoy the full "Green" album on my channel here: • Steve Hillage ~ Green ...
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Ok, I am 60 and suggested to listen to this to my partner and our 18 year old daughter whilst away on an interstate trip and the two of them decided to drop acid at home. You perhaps may not be surprised that I got a phone calll a few hours later and they told me they had been listening to selected Hillage back catalog all through the intense part of their experience and were utterly grateful and kinda upset I hadn't introduced this earlier to them...
Anyway, Steve and the musicians supporting him were the most forward and avant garde in the field looking back and then reflecting on where music is today - I can see his legacy in many beautiful people and places and that is more than anyone could ask from the Mother of all life.
Were you ok with your daughter taking acid? acid destroys the brain. You do know that?
Unidentified is an absolutely fantastic and unique mix of psychedelia and funk, and that's gotta be one the best psychedelic guitar solos of all time!🎉🎉🎉
I couldn't agree more. He's such a cult figure due to his New Age lyrics, etc. I'm sure he's perfectly pleased with just that. Steve Hillage just never was a fame seeker. But his music has always been top notch. Just the bass intro to Unidentified is enough to get you into the song. The bass on that song is so funky/cool. And the drumming! Well, everything is perfect. Miquette is always essential. She always right their having a classy dialogue with his guitar parts. Green is in a world of it's own really. I love the Motivation album as well, but Green just took that one to new heights. Take care 🎸🙂
We were having a shroom session one night about 25 years ago, suitably spaced when an old pal pulled a tape from his pocket. One side had Libest Spacement Monitor (Pink Floyd) and the other side was this absolute masterpiece of an album. Can't remember a single other thing from that night other than being completely blown away by both sides of that tape.
I took pictures of the moon and stars 43 years ago. Projected them and listened to this and Jean Michel Jarre while smoking with a friend. I only had about 15 slides but I think we looked at them for about an hour. Fun times until we had to have our regular game of sterilised milk chess.
just got stoned, headphones on, Steve is a genius. he is my hero. I'm a 58 year old alcoholic and pot head. life is wonderful!.
Guy Woolley I'm nearly 55 DITTO..
17 year old alcoholic and pothead 😂
and me 65, smoke goes on but end for acid and some more, drink is there ... ;)
headphones ))
Sometimes it's the only way to keep somewhat sane in a completely insane society in which most regard themselves as "normal" !!
superb drumming and top notch musicality all around...a shame ppl in the states (well not too many anyways) did'nt "get it". i dropped acid to this lp many times and i most definatly "got it". :)
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@@steelyman08 oh yes!
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What a great track, I am also 58 years old and have been listening to Steve Hillage, and Gong since 1980.
I'm not far behind you at 56 & I heard him first in about 1981-2. Never did like Gong though (which probably seems strange).
@@steelyman08 I must admit I prefer gong when Hillage is in the group. Tim Blake was great on keyboards in Gong.
Hillage is a very talented creative artist,an incredible
musician,singer,composer,performer and great soul...
always a pleasure to hear amazing high quality
material and mastery of guitar and other instruments...
thanks for posting this excellent artist,musician that is
so cool..cheers and...stay positive,strong,self-controlled,honest
calm,caring,loving,giving,sharing,patient and understanding at
all times,as best you can and keep improving...and stay away
from those who are not and are lacking the above qualities
Same to you! Thanks for your comment. Take care (-:
Sigh.. love your comment..
Hes right there with Tomita
@@BucketHeadianHagg Well thank you,glad you liked it..I added a few things to the comment that you may also like...and you are right up there with the best artists and
musicians as well..
That is one of my most favoured albums of the 70s...Discovered it, when I begun to collect albums of/from the Canterbury scene...I think Miquette Giraudy is equally responsible for that special mood here...She deserves much more attention as a keyboardist ! btw.: Ufos exsist...open your eyes, observe the clear night sky !
U.F.O does not mean alien spaceship.
@@johnnychunders864 did I say that ?
What an amazing piece of genius this album is. Steve your a legend
true rue
First time I heard Steve was with Khan, the man plays an incredibly clean guitar.. to the point of excellent journeys, smooth and True, Very High Stuff!!! I will always Love this guitarist... and I saw Jimi twice, Cream, Tons of other Great Bands..and more than a hundred shows full of Love, i'm a deadhead
Yes! Gong and Steve Hillage, but don't forget Steve's "new" project since 1989, which is called System 7. I would highly recommend all these albums!
Saw him in Milwaukee back in 78.
Wonderful music 🎶
Just very glad that it's still being enjoyed today. Take care. ✌
une pure merveille
We stand at the doorways
To the higher worlds
But they won't open
'til we open ourselves
And strip away our thinking minds
To unlock the love that's deep inside
And destroy all these clumsy words
To feel the energy they hide
'Cause we don't need names for what we are
I am, you are, and we remain
Unidentified
Don't put no labels on me
Unidentified
Don't try to block my energy
Unidentified
May I remain a mystery
Unidentified
So my spirit can be free
Unidentified
Like the saucers in the sky
Unidentified
He'll yeah! Thanks for uploading! 🤩😘
Magique ! Surtout le morceau UFO OVER PARIS !!
I left because of the lyrics, came back for the beats and guitar. Again and again.
Nothing wrong with these lyrics!
I can taste a hint of wood smoke from the free festivals, and a slight regret of mushroooms in this one.
I was in a record shop in Wrexham in the mid-80's I asked the guys behind the counter to play Steve's album " Motivation Radio", the place was packed. After a couple of minutes of " Hello Dawn" people started to drift over to ask what this was, I bought the album and so did a few others, great stuff, great times.
best stoner music ever . makes the floyd seem boring depressing and uninteresting . This album was produced by Nick Mason ironically ,but what a great drum sound.
True this .I grew up on Hillage and floydd .but careful with that axe .Is not Steve I love life message. Get it ? He always stayedv"Positive" in vibration I know.I live everyday in thanks to seeing Hillage at Ten years old with ELO Electric Light Orchestra.I was Blue Cheer at 16 guitarist Ed Fontaine. Limoseens and Gibson guitars Here as Satya given to me by Carlos Santana . I owe graditude for the inspiration these guys are . Steve is still the most psycheidelic thing in my life.,and with the brightest Aura .Pure Love .
Wow ! I was young when i discover this album ! So much great sound !
"We stand at the doorways to higher worlds, but they wont open till we open our selves ".
" And i wanna be an Om Organizer"
And so you shall be .The law of attraction says we can have all we want as long as .We don't hurt anything .
Yeah.... many people talk about Beck (Jeff), but not many about him , and i think he is one of the better guitarist around the Milkyway !.. that's it !!
My first gig I ever went to was Gong in the 70s, always been a fan of Steve....... They just don't mould them like him anymore.
Will always love this album.
And she is with Steve still, on all System 7 albums.
grande steve ....magico
I just love Miquette Giraurdy's ever gliding synth sounds...
Always perfectly aligned with his playing as well. Such a great mutual understanding. ♥
Ah wonderful memories of seeing this played live in my hometown of Swindon in a glorified discotheque (would you believe) hardly a hot bed of psychedelic space rock... but I distinctly recall looking around me in amazement during the ‘blissed out’ section of leylines to glassdom and seeing the whole audience, token hippies (me & a few of my mates) plus the regular baggie trousered disco nutters all with their eyes closed totally lost in the music... wonderful stuff...
In 2002 I bought an original green vinyl copy of this complete with insert and poster. Years later I bought Two Sides of Peter Banks (solo album from original Yes guitarist) and was surprised to see that "The White House Vale" bore more than a passing resemblance to "Leylines to Glassdom" even though the album dates from 1973, five years before Green. So I bet you Hillage owned the Peter Banks album in question and the inspiration for the song in question.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful song.
This is my favorite album from Hillage.
An asshole stole me this vinyl, and tomorrow it's my birthday please think about me !
Peace ✌️
Sorry I missed this comment 2 years ago. A belated happy birthday (-:
see Hillage in Stuttgart back in '77 supporting Wishbone Ash.....................was a great night
I met a beautiful American girl that night in Stuttgart. Glad you had a good time as well.
Simplemente espectacular...
Only heard of this guy a week ago. It honestly fills a void I had in the quest for decent psychedelic music. Great sound judgment of music by Steve Hillage
Enjoy the journey. Always a good vibe from Steve Hillage (-:
Fantastic. Got to see him. Never forgot it.
@@joanfontaine5593 I actually had a chance fairly recently, he was playing fairly locally and I missed out on that.
Saw him In Milwaukee back in 78 with E.L.O.
I can still see your Aura Steve. My mentor ,my personal big brother and guru .Guitar just got that interesting to me .Every lyric too. Props goes to the best I honor our friendship and vibration.Peace and love . Metatron as Enoch ascended.. I am ,that I am.
This was the first album I ever bought. Saw him live not long after. Excellent musician.
OMG listen to the bass on Unidentified & that killer Hillage guitar
monster track n vibes, amazing bassline in unidentified, hillage is a genius!
Curtis Robertson and I co-wrote this song with Steve.
@@josefblocker2339 fantastic tune drumming is amazing too, many thanks
Had this one in green vinyl -- got nicked. Saw him play this at a little place near Victoria Stn -- The Venue (?) and also one memorable gig at the Rainbow in Finsbury Park. That solo break at the end of 'Unidentified' is pure joy...
very nice. Haven't had my fill of that in awhile.
Hillage is a legend...
Steve had the feel for this.
Guildford Civic or Surrey Uni ?
This brings back good memories.
Leylines to Glassdom sounds like Edge of Twilight by Gentle Giant
Both the arpeggio and the drums
So cool
Lovely trk
And so contemporary X
Oh me Oh my There's a light in the sky !
Excellent..
A golden age of peace and love, on the way soon...
WHEN I WAS STANDING IN OUR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOUR'S BACK YARD IN THE 1960'S I WAS VOICED TO SKULL LISTENING TO TODD RUNDGREN'S A WIZARD A TRUE STAR. BACK THEN AT WILL I FREQUENTLY ASTRAL PROJECTED.
I guess you did time travel since A Wizard, A True Star didn't come out until 1973.
Great bassline!
40 years ago, taking the glorious bong hit of the Maui wowie, then for daze, and for daze in my haze I was :
African Gungee 65 for me
It was always Lebanese Red or Morrocan Black where I lived back then (-:
Steve....el mejorrr de toooodosss
... btw, he might be the inventor of this kind of long guitar echo filtered arpeggio wave use, as far as I remember he was the first one I heard in this spheres. At least the one whose playing inspired me buying a Space Echo after experimenting with a copy cat chiroplastically changed for long echoes :D ... still nice to hear and full of magic .... and I love to listen to his more recent stuff, he is an artist and not a legend fortunately.
he IS a legend
@@uv77mc85 ..you can take him as legend ... I guess your way saying thank you? for me a legend is someone who's story has ended. It seems to me, there is still coming one or the other word to be added in this case ... :)
good!
love it
Happy to see this being shared :-)
I REMEMBER BEING SENT TO THIS PLANET. I REMEMBER ENTERING THIS BODY WHEN IT WAS ABOUT THREE MONTHS OLD FETUS. I REMEMBER GOING THROUGH THE BIRTH CANAL AND MY CIRCUMCISION.
and i bet you have been diagnosed with some form of schizophrenia?
Such a cool album
Had my first split with Hillfish in his flat after a gig and never looked back.
Read split. Doh.
@@DavidSmith-ps6qf you mean spleeeeeeef
Cheers for uploading all 3 ...Blissful ...I was listening to GONG " You" and found earlier motifs that Hillage used on Green and Motivation.......An important contributor to that band and continued as a Gong child! His System 7 club sounds with Giraudy also a fun listen and dance for the youth unfamiliar with his early trippy rock....Thank you,steelyman08 :)
Pleasure. Thanks for commenting. Take care :-)
Also uses phrases from GONG in the system 7 track strange beings
@@steelyman08 Cheers! Wishing you, family,friends,relatives and colleagues well at this difficult time (pandemic).
@@hootsmon Thank you (-: And the same to you. Take care.
@@steelyman08 Cheers man. Have a great Sunday.
found this band in a record store in berkeley in late 70s, never heard this on radio ev
en fm
Made films today on my story, fb dexter smith lives in Leeds- played my manager-enablur- muse icky ragga muffin, sonny green, eminem & rianon, animals, half man half biscult, streets, jazz-dub, genisis p, danse society, everything but mindswept nostalgia of less to worry aboit, back to Steve...really rate his early wave psychedelia pleasantrees.
Multi-dimensional audio suggested listening...so layed back cool on the beach type of aumbience to appendage.
That bass reminds me of Percy Jones!
Brand X are Stunning!
hillage n° 1
I talk to the trees
First listened to this album with a few mates on magic mushrooms. Amazing😂
I lived in Hastings & everyone I knew had his albums. And the mushrooms were legal to pick. Those were some nice times. I remember everyone would play "Small Hours" by John Martyn at the very end of the night as the dawn set in. 🙂
Same here. A friend and I used to pick magic mushrooms every year, dry them, grind them up and store them.
We would go to second-hand record stalls and buy Hillage LPs and not listen to them until later that evening when we'd had a few beers, a few smokes and some mushrooms.
We always had the most amazing times on those tripped-out musical discoveries. That was almost 40 years ago now and sadly my friend is no longer with us but the memories of him, and of Hillage and our times together are forever imprinted on my brain. Happy days 🙃🍄
Nice upload Steelyman Anyway its time to wash down 4 blue 10s with 4 special brews LATERS
I see you are a valley guy. or diaze guy..
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I grew up listening to Steve Hillage, esp this album 'green'' (either being my favourite 👌) I now know what this album sleeve symbol represents + the lyrics. Cern = the opening of the demons portals = Anti "Jesus Christ" 💖
CERN May 2021
Linda, you are a loony. Steve Hillage is a very down to earth guy who is also an old hippy. So what? don't bring your mental delusions into it.
19 bloody likes lol disgrace , man was a legend !
IS Bill, Steve IS a legend
How many views disappointed ,just bin told by youngster to listen to tool took me back. But he may have a point TOOL
And no vaccine pass, I am a cosmic identity, not a slave!
Killer!
Where are we now?
I am you are UNIDENTIFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIED
mega trop super planant
Trouble funk
Hendrix ? - who he . . ?
okay two things:
I smoke hot dogs and pot to this joint
I blew tweeds with steve back in 85 in this bitch
PERHAPS MY COMMENTS HERE ARE AND/OR WILL BE USED AS A BIG DATA R. AND D. PLATFORM.
Ahora que vayan y lo casquen los reggaetoneros !!!
Great music. Shame it doesn't have modern music production.
Weak vocals but otherwise brilliant!
Where are my flares and something nice to smoke? Would have been great at the time-especially live !