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0:00 INTRO/HOWLIN AT THE MOON 3:16 PARADOX 7:39 POINT OF KNOW RETURN 13:32 SONG FOR AMERICA 23:14 THE WALL 30:15 HOLD ON 35:11 DUST IN THE WIND 39:46 WHEELS 44:57 MIRACLES OUT OF NOWHERE 51:57 MYSTERIES AND MAYHEM 1:00:42 THE SPIDER 1:01:45 PORTRAIT (HE KNEW) 1:07:26 CARRY ON WAYWARD SON 1:15:53 DOWN THE ROAD 1:20:13 OUTRO/HOWLIN AT THE MOON

can you add setlist with timestamps ?

This is What I Come here for.

Faithful was a great album and this was a great song.

TODD IS A PERPETUAL AND UNIVERSAL GENIUS BEYOND ALL WORLDS

Page was THE KING

Joe is a treasure. What a great video. It is like having joe messing around with a guitar in your living room for a half hour. Honestly, more than his mastery of setting it up to get his sound, it is just cool watching how he interacts with it.

Joe Walsh is and has always been the coolest to play Rock n Roll, there is no one in second and the third place holder is a long way back.

My favorite Beatles album besides "Revolver."

I was just singing the leads and vocals to Hitch A Ride in my head and scrolled to this.

this is the video jimmy page watched that made him get a les paul

The Agora was owned by certain underworld figures so to speak. Most lived in the suburbs of Cleveland, or other suburban areas of other nearby cities. Many were part owners of other nightclubs as well as dive bars, and also were the local "bookie" for sports betting (which at that time was illegal in the area).

Todd still rolls into Cleveland every so often to see his son. Great guy!!

I’ve seen the original Kansas eight times. Once Johnny Cougar opened up for them. Once Rick Derringer opened up for them once Alex Harvey opened up for them once they opened up for Bad Company. Uh oh this old mind can’t remember anymore. Maybe one time they backed up Jethro Tull I can’t remember.

Fantastic

I was there!

This video's been good to me so far

That smile at the end! ❤️

At his peak, STEVE WALSH is one of the absolute BEST singers of all time

Great Foghat live segment. Couple of fascinating facts: Grossman took out a life insurance policy on Janice Joplin for $200,000. Insurance company rejected the claim, Grossman sued and won $124,000 three years later. Grossman had an economics degree and was a very astute, shrewd businessman. He took 50% of Bob Dylan's profits with publish rights, subsequently, Dylan fired him. Albert Grossman was a fascinating figure in the music industry who and blazed trails. He's the one responsible for ensuring his artists had all the time they needed in the studio without schedules to the chagrin of the Record labels. Additionally, Grossman ensured that the artists could design and bring in their own artwork for album covers; something in years past that record labels never allowed. He took 25% of his artists profits which exceeded the 15% minimum in those days and was also accused of ripping off his artists. He had detractors and supporters. Truly an industry pioneer!

I love watching Walsh play the guitar!

what is scary is more he seems like a normal person is talking and he is having an interview with one of the radio broadcasts and the next he is gone by suicide and then there is brad's backstabber is Annie Wilks spreads so much crap about Tom Scholz's friends, wife and all of his friends like maybe me just to fuck us around.

The mark of a musician who truly understands the soul of the organ is one who understands how to work with the resonance of his space... too many organists continue to play at a rhythm without respect for the resonance of a room. The following echo and silence are part of the performance as a brilliant fanfare. Without silence, the fanfare just becomes noise¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Dave Sanborn on sax w Butters

I was at this show. This was one of the highlights.

Brad, ty 👍

Great song but this sounds muffled

Love Todd. But, I can only imagine how much greater if the synthesizer had never been invented. A full orchestra with strings, brass, etc.

R.i.p. robbie peace & love 😢😢😢😢 u brother

❤

A man and band way ahead of their time !

Dude - he is fucked up....

In his liner notes, Todd recommended recording Initiation onto tape. Not really sure why, though.

Some of his best guitar work right here

I was there!

Listening to it from Brazil 🇧🇷. I always loved this song, and it's amazing listening to it without vocals and choruses! Thanks for sharing! 😻😻😻😻😻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

WOW! Listening NOW! Thank you!!!! HUGE FAN!!!❤❤❤

This is flat out amazing. A young genius making beautiful music!

Why are the bridge saddles made to be adjusted if they should always be one exact distance anyway?

Amazing so stripped-down butt equally so easy on the ears!

I saw them every time they came to my area from 1988 - 1996 or so. ❤

In my mind, the "old-fashioned" Rockman-based guitar sound from the 70ies and 80ies do no longer go well with the more modern keyboards and sound characteristics. Back then, he used only the Hammond organ and similar organ tones and piano. This fitted very well. He should have kept with that. The songs themselves are still good and punchy, the singer is no Brad Delp, but he does a fair job. That's not the problem.

Love this song.

Do you believe Joe is sober here?😊

Loved it Martha!

❤THANK YOU❤ Is it profane or divine Am I insane? I feel fine I can close my eyes but I still see it shine

Spectacular song writing! Slash chord heaven!

Thanks!

Tunes !

Yes, Steve Walsh was interviewed in recent years, stating that he was exhausted and his voice was shot on this concert. He was pretty much just trying to get through the show. As a full-time performer myself, I’ve been through this! It can be harrowing. But STILL that is no detraction from Steve Walsh‘s amazing talent, power, and excessive achievement as an artist! I will always consider Steve Walsh one of my all-time musical heroes!