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We called it "New Wave" in the 80's. Never heard of "Post Punk" until now.

Paul is actually actually not dead

UFO sighting brought me here. 😂

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PAUL IS NOT DEAD💯 HES STILL ALIVE AND I STAND OM THAT REAL HARD HES IN HIS 80s

So it is and alien 😂😂

"post-punk" is a terrible label...

you could pick any minute of this song and it would work.

tough to play those high frets on these sg double necks. I had the epiphone version of this guitar in the the 90s and I sent it back to sweetwater for that reason

I named my brother after Randy RIP to them both! They were both gone too early (young). Yea, my brother was a great guitarist as well.

But was famously ranked below Karen Carpenter in Playboy's list of the best drummers. He was upset because she beat him. She was worried that he might be mad at her. Says a lot about both of them

came here to learn more about pop punk, and discovered so many new songs!! thanks bro

He had plastic surgery and he was not left handed as Paul was. Billy wrote this songs.

Kim. Gordon

Philadelphia s Artic Records started the recording of disco music. New York cottoned onto it later on.

No mention of Pat Hare? Dude was the first to use power chords and distortion in tandem on a recording

Then there was that time he jumped on his herbie's ass for trying to showcase during Mile's showcase 🤣🤣

Rediculous.

That’s excerpt was free jazz - you can hear John Coltrane playing the same style…

damn bruh, that's some crazy tunes... 😒😑

My take; it’s about an asylum

The Colins Kids guitar work was absolutely next level sbout this time.

0:09

“Cradle the inspiration. It’ll leave you writhing on the floor”

You should have let more of the solo play. I guess I could just look up the full song though.

billy shears turns out to be way more paul mccartney than paul mccartney ever was

sooooooo Darkwave?

He also had the advantage of extra long fingers on big hands, increasing his ability to reach further.

i never thought id ever see a video-tesis about SYSTEM OF A DOWN like its hard to find ppl nowadays who still *really* vibe to this band, thanks for this

You left out Sister Rosetta Tharpe! The pioneer! Otherwise a very good retrospective.

To me, as a fan of sci-fi, the song is of a space equivalent of a trucker. Flying through the solar system, dropping off supplies to outposts five days a week (Thanks to FTL). But missing his family all the same.

I enjoy his music 🎶

Biddly biddly.

Music of my mind is always playing in my car. Never gotten tired of it. Definitely the beginning of Stevie's greatest artistic period

maybe the fake paul didn’t write those and the beatles just hid they had ghost writers

1981, yes, a good year to be in the non-DEI, non-gay military and seeing Ozzy and Randy Rhodes perform in Winnipeg....

4:46 SPREAD EAGLE CROSS THE BLOCK

“anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something” princess bride reference?

I fell in love with the Gord and an great old girlfriend in the late 70s. Spent many romantic nights and lonely nights listening and remembering. Still do. Was lucky to see him in concert maybe a dozen times. Great tribute, thanks

Way cool!

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Omg this was one of my favorite songs as a child. This is amazing.

Hmm, not really, is it? It's nowhere near psychedelic enough for the 60's. It's a harsh, simple tune, really, and nowhere near ahead of anyone's time. Its harsh tone could break some eardrums. Not nice.

"Gunfighter ballads and trail songs" please

WHAT A LOAD OF BOLLOCKS 😅😅😅😅

It's just punk😅

Ozzy was fired from Black Sabbath. He didnt "strike out on his own." He had no choice.

Bullocks? The album is nothing to do with cattle.

So don't call it post punk!! We didn't, it was mainly what was called 'punk' evolving. Every band in the first wave sounded different anyway.