It was either Lou Reed or Suzi Quatro in Wellington New Zealand 1974 who was my first concert. I loved Sweet Jane especially. At the Wellington concert, the gig was amazing and the Intro and music to Sweet Jane was almost identical to Rock n Roll Animal. This is very different. I think when I saw the band, one of the guitarists had a bald head. Am I right? Also, the keyboards here are very prominent. Cant remember any Keyboards when I saw him
It seems as though Lou Reed toured Wellington on 30 Aug 74, and Suzi was around May. Lou came back to Wellington the next year. Not sure exactly what happened, but I think he was so out of it that the show and rest of the tour was cancelled. Rated as one of the worst gigs in NZs history. Oasis was number one worst lol
What if we would feed the first 2:16 into ChatGTP and ask it bring it to wind it down in another minute or so. That would be the best instrumental ever.
Lou Reed's song "Waiting for My Man" is a track from The Velvet Underground's debut album, The Velvet Underground & Nico, released in 1967. The song describes a person's experience traveling to Harlem in New York City to buy heroin from a drug dealer, referred to as "the man." It's known for its candid portrayal of drug culture and the matter-of-fact narrative that depicts the desperation and routine of addiction. The music itself is simple and repetitive, mirroring the cyclical nature of the subject's habit. This song is one of the early examples of Reed's direct and unflinching approach to songwriting about taboo subjects.
@@andrewbarrett4276 I have no idea who you’re talking about? Are you saying Scott had nothing original and you’re calling Lou..”Gibby”? 🤷🏻♂️ like..can you be any more cryptic!.(sarcasm)🤷🏻♂️.😆
![Intro / Sweet Jane (Live [1973 Version])](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/KqpWTC-rvhQ/mqdefault.jpg)
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This band outshines Lou Reed by an order of magnitude.
The mustache is strong in this post.
& let's hope they're rescues,
not them ones u get from a stashe farm
The bass is amazing
Toronto legend Prakash John.
Thanks for cleaning this up. Prakash is the shit. He seems to know it.😊 Saw this tour.
I am officially mind blown. Where was this gem all my life? The guitar work is superb! The moustachioed hispanic looking dude is Prakash John btw.
Well...Prakash. Nice guy
Praskash is Indian. Amazing player. Lou always played with the best.
Hispanic! 😅😅😅
@@22967pj Yes resides in Canada
Fantastic....I probably have watched this video 1,000 times!
Me to
Great song, fantastic singer with amazing band !
Muita energia, muita alma, sem mais, dispensa comentários.
That bass line, though. Like a charging train.
Prakish rumbles like Jack Bruce 🌟
70s, it is! Rock's pinnacle decade
Universal Truth
puro rock n roll que som demais
You see. That is music.
It was either Lou Reed or Suzi Quatro in Wellington New Zealand 1974 who was my first concert. I loved Sweet Jane especially. At the Wellington concert, the gig was amazing and the Intro and music to Sweet Jane was almost identical to Rock n Roll Animal. This is very different. I think when I saw the band, one of the guitarists had a bald head. Am I right? Also, the keyboards here are very prominent. Cant remember any Keyboards when I saw him
It seems as though Lou Reed toured Wellington on 30 Aug 74, and Suzi was around May. Lou came back to Wellington the next year. Not sure exactly what happened, but I think he was so out of it that the show and rest of the tour was cancelled. Rated as one of the worst gigs in NZs history. Oasis was number one worst lol
🔥I didn,t know that band !!Many thanks!!
Predecessor to the rappers. Not necessarily a singer, but a fast rhythmic talker.
thank god for youtube.
amazing
Prakash John bringing the bass cool.
I am going to get my haircut says one part of my brain. Another part says hold on a minute.
Prakash John the "Mumbai Monster" on the bass !
Prakash John.Killer Toronto boy!
How amazing is Prakash John’s hair? Almost as impressive as his actual bass playing.
Heroin really aged him quickly and roughly
He was a great jammer
He was 71 when he died. Not a great age. He was still gigging.
Never used Heroin
What a stupid thing to say
Was a speed freak from VU to death
Stop reading the book and learn from the music
DUMB COMMENT
Actually he was a speed freak.
Bass player too smooth
That bass, cocaine is a hell of a drug...
Live with it.
I haven't been to a hairdressers for years and I am glad about it. Boogie my hair.
What if we would feed the first 2:16 into ChatGTP and ask it bring it to wind it down in another minute or so. That would be the best instrumental ever.
Good Jams
Yep !
❤
👍👏👏👏🎶🎵👍
You get to meet interesting people if you don't cut your hair. You can feel it coming.
😮❤👍👏
With all due respect to CDRE Richie, here we have the actual GREATEST NIGHT IN POP.
🎷🎷🎷🎷🖒🖒🖒🖒👏👏👏
How about that bass player laying it down.
Paris 1974
It is January 24, 2024. Who is listening? - PH in PH (45,481 views)
日本で視ているオジサンだよ。ルーリードいいね。
Take a seat. Good. You can sit down and not get up easily. You are my decsiple of HAIR,. i AM EXCITED.
I didn’t know KBacon was in dis band. Has to put it down to 5 degrees
What was that song about to start in the end? Sounded great too!
A HIV positive prostitute
Lou Reed's song "Waiting for My Man" is a track from The Velvet Underground's debut album, The Velvet Underground & Nico, released in 1967. The song describes a person's experience traveling to Harlem in New York City to buy heroin from a drug dealer, referred to as "the man." It's known for its candid portrayal of drug culture and the matter-of-fact narrative that depicts the desperation and routine of addiction. The music itself is simple and repetitive, mirroring the cyclical nature of the subject's habit. This song is one of the early examples of Reed's direct and unflinching approach to songwriting about taboo subjects.
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Super Funky
You will be no longer able to think about the Queen.
I am scared. I know I have to go back.
The tendrils.
But I wouldn't . Because I love everybody.
I am looking forward to the event. A haircut do what you you will.
I like lous music in this video he looks like a 12 year old too much speed causes 1:14 malnutrition
Expectation. Put that in the bin.
My hairdresser has a moustache.
Meet Liz Truss's cabinet.
I have read up on the notion of Kurdistan. I shall discuss that with my hairdresser.
I need a haircut. I haven't had one for a while. Make it an event.
Surprised how much Velvet Revolver’s lead singer Scott Weiland ripped off Lou Reed without acknowledgement!
Their wasn't anything original about the guy , except maybe because Gibby got him strung out first.
@@andrewbarrett4276 I have no idea who you’re talking about? Are you saying Scott had nothing original and you’re calling Lou..”Gibby”? 🤷🏻♂️ like..can you be any more cryptic!.(sarcasm)🤷🏻♂️.😆
Me? Sarcastic?
@@mccauleyprop Gibby is the lead singer of Butthole Surfers.
@@evanwright9016 Thanks!
I'm still not listening to lulu
Blokes need spas too.
Is that Steve hunter?
Do you want a haircut?
If you are pretending to be a lizard or not.
Stop pretending.
Was good until that white guy tried to sing.
Who's on guitar?
Looks to be Steve Hunter
Danny Weis
@@rickgoward9257🤣 looks nothing like Steve Hunter
No Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter
The band is killing it! Maybe the worst excuse for singing I have ever heard!