Soft Machine-1970-Out-Bloody-Rageous-Part 1 of 2

	Duration: 09:52 minutes Upload Time: 07-06-03 08:25:51 User: ekp34 :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: Soft Machine performing Out-Bloody-Rageous at the theatre de la musique in Paris March 1970 for Patrice Blanc Francard's great Pop 2. Mike Ratledge-organ-piano, Robert Wyatt-drums-vocals, Hugh Hopper-bass, Elton Dean-alto sax-saxello, Lyne Dobson-soprano sax-flute.
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dazedandconfucious ::: Favorites a phenomenon known as "devolution". 07-09-10 19:20:02 __________________________________________________
zonqor ::: Favorites Some of those notes really hit the spot. How on earth did we go from that to what we hear nowadays? 07-09-03 12:39:07 __________________________________________________
brazjol ::: Favorites Awesome! I love this tune. Thanks for posting! 07-08-27 18:04:37 __________________________________________________
fusion07mp3 ::: Favorites Wow...wow...one of the great tunes of all time by anyone...period. Great to see this! 07-08-27 00:58:41 __________________________________________________
swans1997 ::: Favorites Man, it's great to see more clips of this band along with Can ,and Faust, and Beefheart loads others, where are all these great clips coming from? We need more official releases the Can DVD set is tres excellent but wow the clips from inafr are awesome too! I want more, and more and more! Sorry , couldn't resist. Elton R.I.P. you kicked ass! 07-08-19 23:06:50 __________________________________________________
guitarsla ::: Favorites thank you noel and mitch for our exposure to the crowd ( and Jimi of course) 07-08-06 23:37:50 __________________________________________________
grosseracaille ::: Favorites this is some of the best music to get high to...I also love how funny it is when people hear this stuff for the first time 07-08-03 23:59:57 __________________________________________________
lux0001 ::: Favorites this is the real music 07-08-03 10:15:54 __________________________________________________
Samwise128 ::: Favorites I'm a Soft Machine neophyte - my exposure to them so far has been limited to watching a few videos here on YouTube - but I find they do a little more pure improv than I'm comfortable with. I like this one, however. 07-07-27 16:22:12 __________________________________________________
Bucky315 ::: Favorites This is absolutely FANTASTIC! Kudos for posting this! 07-07-24 13:41:01 __________________________________________________