Thanks for this one!! Gave me goosebumps, something a song rarely does, these days.

(Also, loved the Coldplay links.)

New Shinedown video for I'll Follow You.


Can't wait until October to catch these guys 3 times on tour with the mighty Alter Bridge.

From my favourite Canadian band, The Trews


I've seen these guys in concert almost as often as I've seen Bon Jovi. Killer harmonies.

Class.

Heaven's Basement - Fire, Fire

great band! big things coming from them!

Absolutely, Ive seen them 3 times this year and they are getting better and better every time.

Red Bull Records are doing great work for Them as well.

yeah seems a great wee label!

If only we could wangle onto that bandwagon! :p (....scratches head......)

Basically the best performance of any song ever. Just sayin'.
This song was originally supposed to be directly following Mysteries & Mayhem to form a 15 min epic, but they were "forced" to cut it in two for the album. However it was performed back to back in the early years, hence the start sounding cut up here.
Oh I envy those who have yet to discover this proggy masterpiece, and the video quality is brilliant too :)



Kansas - The Pinnacle - Live '75 @ Don Kirshner's Rock Concert

I've been spending my money on tickets to see Grace Potter & The Nocturnals over the last year instead of on a certain other band. They played at a festival over the weekend and were joined by Warren Haynes for this rather fine Led Zeppelin cover -


I wasn't in Connecticut for this performance, but in September I'm going to a two-day festival that GPN puts on in Burlington, Vermont. Gov't Mule is on the bill for one day, so I'm hoping for another collaboration with Warren there. Grace has also performed with Gov't Mule on occasion, too, so that's also a possibility. It's always nice to have some live music to look forward to. :D

Just noticed this post. You aren't kidding - amazing video quality considering that was 1975. Someone had a great copy and did a spectacular transfer.

Kansas was big when I was in high school (yes, I'm that old), but I wasn't much of a music fan then. I loved Carry On Wayward Son, Point of Know Return and Dust in the Wind which got a lot of radio play, but I don't think I'd ever heard this song. Thanks for the link!

My band (if you could call a 33 person, no instruments barred rammy a band) played at a big festival here over the weekend.

Got to see Nile Rogers and Chic own the full thing and also saw one of the worst performances I've ever seen a pro band put in courtesy of Dexy's Midnight Runners. Appalling. Also got to see both KT Tunstall and Amy McDonald murder some Bruce. Amy's was just a very MoR, totally irrelevant cover of dancing in the dark that sounded like anything you'd hear in an open mic and KT Tunstall did something from Nebraska. I'd given up caring at that point and her half arsed attempt at it certainly didn't change my mind about her set.

Anyhoo some nice chap recorded our set and here's one from it. I'm bouncing around in the background with a white T and a djembe drum to the right.

We've actually been doing this one for ages, it just so happens to have turned up in an ad recently:

I love me some Train. And an appearance by The Hoff only puts this video into an instant classic!!!

You're welcome :D . I'm a Kansas freak so if anyone ever gets a craving I'm here to help Lol !!

http://youtu.be/qQXP6TDtW0w

New Pearl Jam song.
Can't wait for album

Muse - Follow Me live at Rock In Rio

Admin, can we get this stickied?

Done.

Loved watching that Muse gig, really enjoyed their album and tour this year, was great fun seeing them at the Emirates & Horse Guards Parade, I very much like the new album, Follow Me and Panic Station are brilliant. That album and Fall Out Boy's new one are my 2 favourite recently, and they are how contemporary rock should sound- grown up yet still relevant

thanks- oh and the muse gig looked amazing!

Urgh I thought Muse was quite boring live. If I wanted to pay for a theatre show, I would've done that. I paid for a rock show. Instead I got some boring, lifeless musicians who played over top of layers and layers of sound.

Now there's something we agree on. Never liked Muse. Boring. I put them in the same category as Radiohead. Shit.

In Muse's defence, Radiohead is something more than shit.

Yeah too true. However if I was going to top myself but didn't have the bottle i would listen to the 2 mentioned bands - just to help.

I've always found them pretty decent musically, but I do think they have slightly tipped the scales in favour of production over music with every passing tour. But I was lucky enough to catch them at the WWZ premiere gig so it was without the massive production of their stadium shows, and they still sounded very good indeed. But its not the sort of "band" feel I get from a band like BJ, it does feel structurally rigid and not a massive amount of interaction.

From start to finish, this is ****ing stellar.

I sometimes forget about the existence of buckcherry for a few months to a year and then I'm hooked on them again. It's so weird.....

Stryper - No More Hell to Pay
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=O7ecl6Hm0Mk

from six minutes onwards...wow! VINNY BURNS KILLS IT!

Skid Row - Quicksand Jesus live @ Essigfabrik Köln 2013

Skid Row - In a Darkened Room live @ Essigfabrik Köln 2013

halestorm-daughters of darkness

Live The Toi Get On It

Pop Evil - Boss's Daughter. Cannot get enough of it...

keep em coming!

great links on this thread so far!

here's our latest-a wee live demo cover version...not perfect but it was just for fun and as you can see in the video, plenty of San Miguel and Vino had been tanned :-P

Aerosmith LIVE at Whisky A Go Go (guest star: SLASH)

thanks sambos for your link
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