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Anna Guz

Peter Cetera is the greatest rockstar on the planet and still is period.

Tom De Martino

James Pankow rocking those hips. Everytime I saw them live he wore that jump suit and used his swivel hips technique. Hes great!

Foster Mac

Look, for everybody that says .....'''Terry wouldn't have let the ballad stuff happen the way it did. If Terry remained in the band, Chicago would be the same now as it was in 1977." ...... You guys do realize that a record label is involved in all of this too, don't you? The label is hugely responsible for the direction to include more Peter.

spideydew20

That's about as well said as anyone could say it, Carina. Have been, are, and always will be, my favorite band in the history of EVER!!

jevicci

lol @ the flatulent sound @ 1:59

timothy white

Terry and Peter will never get their just doors. We are a secret society because when Terry passed, the rest of the world was catatonic.and clueless . Suck to be the.

chiangmaipies

In the 1970s even video cameras had a built in bias towards brown!?

Pianoman 70s style

I know what you mean. I read critics say that, Oh they were really tired when they did this album so it's not that good. I'm thinking, What are they talking about? This is one of the most rocking Chicago albums there is next to I and V, though V is a bit more jazzy than rock.

mustang rider

chicago hideaway

ogrebattle22763

This album gets a bad rap in my opinion & alot of fans don't really pay any mind to this album & it's a shame really because there is some really good music to be heard on Chicago VIII...

Ingrid Franke

@juantoletemex that's so true! I was there in Germany! They also performed in Amsterdam, same year!

Tiffany Kath

We miss u cousin RIP Terry

Sean Tomkins

@scoutee39 VIII is my fave Chicago by a long shot. (followed by V). Its got the brass and rhythm section on top form, Terrys best studio performance since CTA and even as the songs rock out one can still clearly hear Bobby's piano. And not a ballad in sight!! Such a contrast to VII only to show what a diverse bunch of musicians they were. I wonder what "Chicago Live in 75" from the VIII tour is like. Its got some different reviews but its pricy.

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paezjean

hideaway para mi es una de la mejores canciones chicago 8 esta cancion fue subestimada i una de las mejores es una lastima que nunca se canto en concierto

Ron DayVoo

their song called "Hideaway" from the same album, sounds like Black Sabbath

beigecamouflage

@ carina, I agree they were the soundtrack of my generation. I remember in high school that I liked a lot of their top 40 songs, but when I got the album and listened to the whole thing, I could not completely relate to it. They really were an adult band with a wide diversity of musical explorations. This song has a definite New Orleans jazz sound. They really seemed to love to just "jam" and make music, and often it seems spontaneous.

Pianoman 70s style

This vid nicely shows that not every Cetera song was a strings filled sappy cream puff song.

john doe

Amazing how artists borrow from each other. "Don't Stop" by Fleetwood Mac is the same song, musically: It was released in 1977, two years after this one.

Sean Tomkins

@scoutee39 Probably my fave Chicago album. VIII just rocks and the horn section is in top form. Plus you can always hear Roberts piano through all that.

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