The world has become much sicker since he preached here. The perversions that are pushed as being good is just beyond belief. May God help us all at this time.
I got Saved the night I heard this song Wish We’d All Been Ready in the movie A Thief In the Night 45 years ago next moth in the United States Canal Zone! Amen! Thank you Jesus!
I got introduce to Larry Norman music in the mid 70's I was serving the Lord back then for a few years. Came back to the Lord in 2013. Wish I wouldn't of fell away. Larry Norman did some awesome songs and music for Jesus. He will always be remembered.
I still listen to Larry Norman music on utube. I share them on my Facebook page. Of course a lot of people don't seem to relate to his music. I still think he's Awesome.
Tim ...He was not anything he said he was... listen to interviews with people who knew him well ... more than a dozen... ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
WOW! Thank you for sharing this concert. This evening in Skudeneshamn was special, Larry had a strong message and he performed fantastic! His message is still relevant today ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this video. It brought back some wonderful memories of someone who inspired me in so many ways, not least my music and concert presentation. Larry was a human, with all the faults of humanity, but he was also a shining light in a dark world.
Larry was a bridge for me to cross from the Heavy Metal band I was in in 1977 to a new life in Jesus. The Christian music at that time was Hymns, Love Song and other more gentle forms of worship music and I later came to appreciate them but not at first. The Rock that doesn't roll and Why does the devil have all the good music gave me the music and beat that I loved while crossing the Jordan to the new promised land in Messiah Jesus.
Awesome preaching - few people had the personal integrity and courage to listen to God, obey at any cost and speak the Truth out regardless of popularity like Larry Norman. Wow!
I talked to him after a concert in Tx once. I still remember when he looked at me and smiled. The love in his eyes pierced my heart, giving me the feeling I had seen and felt the love of Jesus.
Wow! That was intense! Larry proved that rock music could be used to praise the Lord and for His glory! “Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet: praise Him with the psaltery and harp. Praise Him with the timbrel and dance: praise Him with stringed instruments and organs. Praise Him upon the loud cymbals: praise Him upon the high sounding cymbals. Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.” (Psalm 150:3-6)
What a great performance, vocals sound great.... message is always straight to the point. This was surely an era for Jesus music and a nice way to end a tour. As a side note, I think the lead guitar player has a nice tone and compliments Larry well.
I saw him live too, and bought his albums... I was young and dumb... he was awful in real life... a total liar and user... ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
Moses disobeyed God. Noah was a drunk. David was a murderer and an adulterer. Jonah ran from God. Peter denied Christ. So, everyone pointing out Larry's flaws, try to find some grace.
Everything belongs to the Lord... including Rock and Roll. Why weren't Larry's songs on the radio in the late 60's and early 70's? I never heard of Larry Norman until 1982 when I made friends with a girl in my dorm who was a Christian and worked at the university radio station. I would love to have heard his music on the radio when I was coming along.
I remember the song you are referring to, “I Love you” by People, the band Larry was in. It was a hit in 1966 originally recorded by the Zombies. What I was referring to were Larry’s songs themselves. Jesus was no stranger to the lyrical content of Top 40 radio during the late 60s and early 70s. Just off the top of my head. Blood, Sweat & Tears, James Taylor, Stevie Wonder,, Ray Stevens, Aretha Franklin and BJ Thomas come to mind, not to mention songs that advocated Jesus’ teachings and Christian values. Larry was obviously direct but not every single one of Larry’s songs make reference to God the Father or Son, for example “Pardon Me.”. It’s a shame Larry’s music was not out there circulating to a national audience in a culture that was at least basically respectful of Christianity.
Right on Larry, though you are gone, your spirit is yet amongst us. If Bob Dylan was a prophet to his time(which is temperal), your message to us then, now, and the future is eternal. I love you for your authenticity.
Larry's fans included Bob Dylan so he sure was controversial mixing rock with Jesus at the start..Glad I met Larry here in Australia of 83..Great lyricist that's for sure..
@@lastdaysguitar Hi, Jesus would not love the organised church with it's fractured sometimes bitterly divided sects, it is truly an abomination. The Church is each and everyone of us as individuals who have a relationship with Him.
Thats right! Denny travelled and "took care" of Larry at that moment. It was not easy to be with Larry at that time. Larry met his australian son in London for the first time and Larry struggled with health problems...
I think that Larry recorded this song back in 1972 and I think it was re-issued in 1977 under 'Solid Rock'. Alice made his decision to follow Christ in about 1997ish. He released an album called the Last Temptation which also included a comic book with the story being told thru that format. All that to say... when Larry wrote "Reader Digest" Alice was dressing like a drag queen.
I think that Larry recorded this song back in 1972 and I think it was re-issued in 1977 under 'Solid Rock'. Alice made his decision to follow Christ in about 1997ish. He released an album called the Last Temptation which also included a comic book with the story being told thru that format. All that to say... when Larry wrote "Reader Digest" Alice was dressing like a drag queen.
After watching "fallen Angel," I realize what a fraud this guy was. He might be forgiven, but still a ruthless fraud. Now I realize one reason Mark Heard was a tortured soul. Larry Norman's tentacles reached him too.
@@anti-hyperv4797 Being dead makes him a historical figure. His music and videos are still available to watch and listen to. And it is just as wrong to slander him now as it was when he was alive.
@@donmcc6573 Don, I was just being sarcastic, as in, "does it matter anymore?" If you really want to discuss Larry's "situation," we can. I'm assuming you knew Larry.?.? Maybe a friend of his? I don't care what Larry did/did not "do." I've made more than my share mistakes. But, from what I've read and seen, he was a control freak. I saw a lot of ego-maniacs when I was in the Jesus movement of the 70's-80's. I don't care who Larry banged, or did not bang. But, when you take on the role of "bad-ass for Jesus, it makes my stomach want to spew.
The world has become much sicker since he preached here. The perversions that are pushed as being good is just beyond belief. May God help us all at this time.
I got Saved the night I heard this song Wish We’d All Been Ready in the movie A Thief In the Night 45 years ago next moth in the United States Canal Zone! Amen! Thank you Jesus!
Larry Norman was a prophet for our generation. Let’s listen to the scripture he is singing and turn our hearts to Jesus.
I shared some of his songs with a messianic rabbi (Right Here In America for one) and he too said they were prophetic
This is one of the very best sermons I have ever heard
I got introduce to Larry Norman music in the mid 70's I was serving the Lord back then for a few years. Came back to the Lord in 2013. Wish I wouldn't of fell away. Larry Norman did some awesome songs and music for Jesus. He will always be remembered.
Glad you did come back
Amen.. Glad you returned Paul..
I still listen to Larry Norman music on utube. I share them on my Facebook page. Of course a lot of people don't seem to relate to his music. I still think he's Awesome.
@@paulcook4356 Most didn't understand Jesus..I suppose that's why they don't relate to Larry and his music...🤔
Thank You Lord that you came back to Him. He is always waiting for us prodigals to come home
I admire Larry Norman as a human being, a singer, an evangelist, and as a brother in Christ.
God sent an Angel to Earth and called him Larry Norman - Love you Larry warts n all you were a genius and shone your Light brighter than most.
Tim ...He was not anything he said he was... listen to interviews with people who knew him well ... more than a dozen...
ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
WOW! Thank you for sharing this concert. This evening in Skudeneshamn was special, Larry had a strong message and he performed fantastic! His message is still relevant today ❤
Stor...not ...
ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
Thank you so much for sharing this video. It brought back some wonderful memories of someone who inspired me in so many ways, not least my music and concert presentation. Larry was a human, with all the faults of humanity, but he was also a shining light in a dark world.
Jim...a shining light he was not...ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
Larry was a bridge for me to cross from the Heavy Metal band I was in in 1977 to a new life in Jesus. The Christian music at that time was Hymns, Love Song and other more gentle forms of worship music and I later came to appreciate them but not at first. The Rock that doesn't roll and Why does the devil have all the good music gave me the music and beat that I loved while crossing the Jordan to the new promised land in Messiah Jesus.
Awesome preaching - few people had the personal integrity and courage to listen to God, obey at any cost and speak the Truth out regardless of popularity like Larry Norman. Wow!
Tim... integrity is not a correct word for the way he treated people ...
ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
What a loss, we need you more then ever.. Remember us. Love you Norman thank you my brother, my friend. You are not forgotten... See you soon.
I knew him.
I talked to him after a concert in Tx once. I still remember when he looked at me and smiled. The love in his eyes pierced my heart, giving me the feeling I had seen and felt the love of Jesus.
Wow! That was intense! Larry proved that rock music could be used to praise the Lord and for His glory!
“Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet: praise Him with the psaltery and harp.
Praise Him with the timbrel and dance: praise Him with stringed instruments and organs.
Praise Him upon the loud cymbals: praise Him upon the high sounding cymbals.
Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.” (Psalm 150:3-6)
We will have to carry on Larry's LOVE PLEA.
I have a ton of family in Norway. First heard larry norman in 1980..I live on central coast cali
We still have 'clean' air. bless you all!!!
What a great performance, vocals sound great.... message is always straight to the point. This was surely an era for Jesus music and a nice way to end a tour. As a side note, I think the lead guitar player has a nice tone and compliments Larry well.
I saw him the week before this in Waterlooville in Hampshire at a gig on by a very good British friend always remember it !!
I saw him live too, and bought his albums... I was young and dumb... he was awful in real life... a total liar and user...
ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
Moses disobeyed God. Noah was a drunk. David was a murderer and an adulterer. Jonah ran from God. Peter denied Christ. So, everyone pointing out Larry's flaws, try to find some grace.
That's a Fact
Everything belongs to the Lord... including Rock and Roll. Why weren't Larry's songs on the radio in the late 60's and early 70's? I never heard of Larry Norman until 1982 when I made friends with a girl in my dorm who was a Christian and worked at the university radio station. I would love to have heard his music on the radio when I was coming along.
I saw Larry Norman on American Band Stand. He did a secular song call I love you. I don't remember what year in the 60's it was.
I remember the song you are referring to, “I Love you” by People, the band Larry was in. It was a hit in 1966 originally recorded by the Zombies. What I was referring to were Larry’s songs themselves. Jesus was no stranger to the lyrical content of Top 40 radio during the late 60s and early 70s. Just off the top of my head. Blood, Sweat & Tears, James Taylor, Stevie Wonder,, Ray Stevens, Aretha Franklin and BJ Thomas come to mind, not to mention songs that advocated Jesus’ teachings and Christian values. Larry was obviously direct but not every single one of Larry’s songs make reference to God the Father or Son, for example “Pardon Me.”. It’s a shame Larry’s music was not out there circulating to a national audience in a culture that was at least basically respectful of Christianity.
You can see he's not well but the voice is still clear and his material is incomparable.
It's an inspiration how Larry ran his race for us left on the ONE WAY JOURNEY
He is good RIP brother your with Jesus in heaven
I wish we would all be ready
I miss you brother. I wished we all were ready... Most are not. See you on the other side, soon.
Thank you Larry Norman & band.
Excellent concert & humbling messages.
Robb... it's humbling to admit... but he played us ...ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
Some IN HIM - So Many With Him
Right on Larry, though you are gone, your spirit is yet amongst us. If Bob Dylan was a prophet to his time(which is temperal), your message to us then, now, and the future is eternal. I love you for your authenticity.
great performance people stuck the boot into this poor guy when he met the Lord judge not lest you be judged
The godfather of Christian rock&roll
You can se he's not well but the voice is still clear and his material is incomparable.
He's totally rewording a Dylan song... and he was a fraud. ua-cam.com/play/PLaSmYOhNPYIS9HwSI96S-x1Z2uMCpdEBQ.html
yes, right at the beginning. it breaks my heart.
Larry's fans included Bob Dylan so he sure was controversial mixing rock with Jesus at the start..Glad I met Larry here in Australia of 83..Great lyricist that's for sure..
Messiah is probably my favorite Larry Norman song
What a modern day prophet.
you said it so well
Larry was THE MAN!! Forget the church.
Look unto Jesus. He is The way The Truth The Life.
Jesus loves the church, it is His bride. Please do not disparage the church. Let God judge.
@@lastdaysguitar Hi, Jesus would not love the organised church with it's fractured sometimes bitterly divided sects, it is truly an abomination. The Church is each and everyone of us as individuals who have a relationship with Him.
Foolish thing to say ken. Followers of Jesus is the church.
@@mattmorrow751 We have to agree to disagree.
@@kenkearsey9239 your correct,
Jesus said nothing about the church being His Bride in the scriptures 🤦🏻♂️
That's Denny Fridkin with him from "PEOPLE".
Thats right! Denny travelled and "took care" of Larry at that moment. It was not easy to be with Larry at that time. Larry met his australian son in London for the first time and Larry struggled with health problems...
Oh LORD ALELUIA
Turn 2 Jesus
Is there a video of this concert for sale anywhere?
No
Who is the band, and more specifically, who is the guitarist in this concert? I'd like to listen to more of his stuff.
When he sang the lines about Alice Cooper, did he know that in the meantime Vincent Furnier had also become a devoted Christian?
I don't think so...
I think that Larry recorded this song back in 1972 and I think it was re-issued in 1977 under 'Solid Rock'. Alice made his decision to follow Christ in about 1997ish. He released an album called the Last Temptation which also included a comic book with the story being told thru that format. All that to say... when Larry wrote "Reader Digest" Alice was dressing like a drag queen.
I think that Larry recorded this song back in 1972 and I think it was re-issued in 1977 under 'Solid Rock'. Alice made his decision to follow Christ in about 1997ish. He released an album called the Last Temptation which also included a comic book with the story being told thru that format. All that to say... when Larry wrote "Reader Digest" Alice was dressing like a drag queen.
One way
"This is the last time Larry Norman performs in Europe." yes but what was actual date of this concert?:)
2. june 2007
Omg one year before his passing
Is John Linn the guitarist in this video?
No, it is a local guitarist from Norway. Actually John Linn passed away decades ago.
what year was this concert in.
The year was 2007
1 Corinthians 11:14 KJV - 14 Doth not even nature itself teach you, that, if a man have long hair, it is a shame unto him?
for the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart. 1 Samuel 16:7
Larry doesn't look well
He wasn't well, but he was very satisfied with the concert. He was in extremely good mood!
After watching "fallen Angel," I realize what a fraud this guy was. He might be forgiven, but still a ruthless fraud. Now I realize one reason Mark Heard was a tortured soul. Larry Norman's tentacles reached him too.
You should stop believing propaganda.
@@donmcc6573 Doesn't matter. He's a dead man.
@@anti-hyperv4797 Being dead makes him a historical figure. His music and videos are still available to watch and listen to. And it is just as wrong to slander him now as it was when he was alive.
@@donmcc6573 Don, I was just being sarcastic, as in, "does it matter anymore?" If you really want to discuss Larry's "situation," we can. I'm assuming you knew Larry.?.? Maybe a friend of his? I don't care what Larry did/did not "do." I've made more than my share mistakes. But, from what I've read and seen, he was a control freak. I saw a lot of ego-maniacs when I was in the Jesus movement of the 70's-80's. I don't care who Larry banged, or did not bang. But, when you take on the role of "bad-ass for Jesus, it makes my stomach want to spew.
@@anti-hyperv4797 That's funny that you ask if I knew Larry, when you are the one believing gossip and judging him.