West, Bruce & Laing - Rock n' Roll Machine скачать видео бесплатно

Rafael Augusto LARA PALMEROS

Greeeeeat basss!!!!!!

Konig Corvus

I have heard from more than one person who saw them live that they put on an incredible show.

Mark Outram

Rocknroll machine. What a great song ! I love the riff and the quiet bit particularly. Thanks for posting that, NICE ONE !

Dave Smale

Great track on a generally disappointing LP, compared to "Why Dontcha". It's a pity the band didn't last long though. If only.......

Jay Cavanaugh

Loved them the moment I heard them in 1972. Loved the "Whatever Turns you on" album and was quite crushed to hear that they broke up and there would be no tour to support the LP. In the Jack Bruce bio there is a whole chapter devoted to W.B.+L. It's quite a wild read, those were crazy days and unfortunately things like what happened to and for them will likely never be repeated. Like the huge bidding war that broke out to sign them. Man what a trip!

Ed Fugg

I dunno. I thought there was something not quite authentic about Leslie Weinstein (played at Forest Hills High school a lot with a group called The Vandals) back then, and hearing this years later, it still sounds... "not quite." The lyrics are soulless, for one thing. His licks sound like he listened to one Cream cut over and over and just imitates it.

Thomas Puzio Sr

RK3HUNT wow you hit the nail on the head! Never even thoght about that! What a band that could have been!!!

Richard Hunt

A mess ? No . A Fine Mess !

senhoroperador

do caralho, pêia!!

hardrockguy

Sounded great then (I'm 58) and still does! The good stuff always does....

Timothy Downey

Seen them in "72 on my 18th B-day and relate to this song because of the lyric: been around since '54, but goes like a '73. 19 years of RnR then going on 56 now and it still sounds good.

Carmen Bernardo

In many ways, I consider WBL to be the logical extension of Mountain going after the departure of Felix Papallardi in '72.

depper

Hey Fishing, how was the show!?

MrFishing

Going to see West, Bruce Jr and Laing the end of January.....Should be a fun show!

flyinghorse13

Moreover, Rockin Rollers back in the day used power chords but not on every song. The vocals was natural ( know enhancers ) A lot of metal nowdays sounds angry, you can't make out the vocals, some of the music sounds evil. But rockin roll back in the day was pure and clean check out Cream, Hendrix. it was not so distorted like todays music. we need to get back to that.

flyinghorse13

Nothing beats a three man band. It forces the guitarist and or all to sing and play. It forces the guitarist to play melody and chords. The group has to be consicous of accents, dynamics, and note values. In most big bands folks have to play less and use a lot of instrumentation which musicains hide behind.

drumsanddrumming

Sadly overlooked. The best next to Mountain of course, and two third are Mountain.

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