Tony McPhee's Groundhogs - Split Part 2 скачать видео бесплатно

Philip Gilbert

Groundhogs are uinque.

tullphantom

@Glen694u Sorry for being negative on that last post Glen, but I never liked any live Groundhogs...I love the early studio albums, Thank Christ for the Bomb is superb, as is Split. I also rate Who will Save the World etc. I have met Tony, a real great guy. Hope he is well after his recent ill health.

Glen694u

@tullphantom Nice to see Tony still playing . It's not the best performance by any means I have to admit . The original Groundhogs back in the day (early 70's )were fantastic ! You really should go back and listen to the originals to get a true idea of what this band were really all about .

Tim Beardsley

Saw Tony perform this at the Malvern Winter Gardens in about 1973. I was about 8 feet in front of that guitar. One of the most vivid memories of my youth, it meshed well with teenage angst and determination. Amazing to see him doing it again here!

tullphantom

Sorry, but that is awful............

brigader4heart

remember this record being played at weeley festival 1971 through sound system at 6 in morning and when i got home i bought album!.it sounded just great through the clear air at that time of morning! lol

penybontshed

I've seen loads of drummers over the years play with TS and IMHO this guy is one of the best!

sidensvans54

A proper rock band.. .Love them.

Alec Martin

remember Groundhogs at The Octagon Theatre, Bolton around 69/70...also Magees in Bolton...if you're reading this Tony, remember Pete taking you round Bolton's watering holes before the gig LOL

NeilThompson30

Sorry - I've messed up On the record it's G///Bm/F#m/ A/// A/// He IS playing these chords live but he's playing so few strings as opposed to the record that it's hard to hear them.

NeilThompson30

He's playing it different to the record here. On the record it's G/// D/F#m/ A/// A/// On the A bit he's adding a C and a G bit for the riff. On this he's just playing G/// F#m/// A/// A/// It sounds like he's damping all the strings apart from 6 and 4 on the G F# bit.

michaelstmark

Hogs plus Stray also at Pete Fen's Real Music club Whetstone feb 7th. B there or B square as they say

NeilThompson30

metalman - that is SOME gig - three brilliant bands. I saw Nutz do two supports - Heavy metal kids and Queen. It's common knowlege now that they were MUCH better live than on record. 13thmoon - I love Crosscut saw (it has my mate on drums - Cookie RIP - the loveliest bloke you could ever meet) Rhinos is MY favourite Man album and you're right - the way side 2 is (sort of) one long track is amazing. My favourites are Stray - Saturday morning pictures Budgie - first album Groundhogs - Thank Christ

NeilThompson30

The 13th moon - you have brilliant taste - The Groundhogs, Stray (saw them on the same bill in 1972 - both amazing), Man and Budgie! Four of the best bands ever - live and on record.

guyosborn

brilliant as ever

SWELLTECHNO

Cherry Red is one of their best

guyosborn

who will save the world is the best!

Neil Jones

the sound was better last Saturday night in Frome

Hawkzblade

Best way to hear Split, in full, is through headphones for the incredible stereo effect to really appreciate the 'Hogs' work of art. Great to see T.S. still touring. 'The sound Tony Mc Phee produced in the 70s is still great to listen to 30 yrs on.' Very true, and will be, 50 years on.

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