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Have loved every one of these you shot from this show…any chance you got the whole thing? I was lucky enough to catch Alex solo 3 times and saw Big Star in 99ish at First Avenue. Either way, thanks for sharing these

I too saw this in Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town. I was first drawn by the music, went into the room and was captured by the music and visual masterpiece. I could have sat there forever watching and listening. It touched my soul.

He had magic fingers, 👍

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Saw him open for replacements

Terry is a great engineer...

Fats had some fantastic records and people that knew him said , he was a wonderful man.

Love this man, I would give anything to meet with this man, is this possible? ❤❤❤

This guy has a hard on for Ragdoll physics lol, seriously though I love how this piece reflects the giddy feeling of elation when you fart in your sleeping girlfriends mouth and it makes a sound like "AAAOUUUUUWAAAOOOO"

Wow

Hola Frank cuantas canciones tienes

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Upside down and empty If you’re feeling strange Give it one more try No surprises

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So freaking awesome. Timeless. the spirit of New Orleans at its best.

LOVE IT!!!

Has this doc been finished or out yet

He's incredibile. Respect from Italy, Fats. You're our glory, r'n'r forever.

Saw this in Saltzburg (Museum der Moderne Salzburg), Austria. I hope to see it again in Japan...

Awesome! ❤

Rock and Rolling Fats.

Why has this got so few views? It is outstanding.

What a amazing man and musician he was, he's just one of the many I love to listen to, I absolutely love the oldies music

I believe this piece represents child abuse. The fiberglass puppet, during its first performance, was shiny and new and had fresh paint. Now, it is grimy and chipped from the dragging around and beatings it takes each day. The chains drag its loose body across the stage, hitting it against walls and having it fall to the floor. This loose marionette symbolizes the powerlessness abused children have against their abusers. Their abusers strip them of their innocence [paint] to hurt them. The monologue is especially distressing, coming from the point of view of the abuser hurting this child. As seen in- "-2. To kill you." "3. To hold you." "4. To believe you." "5. To touch you." "6. To move you." "7. To ask you." "8. To put my teeth in you." "9. To put my hand on you." "10. Two hands inside your hair." "11. Your leg over my shoulder." "12. Your mouth full of coffee." "12. I knew you." "13. I killed you." "14. You're blind." "15. You're spoiled." "16. To lift you." "17. To show you." "18. To lay you." The lack of a number one implies that the child just woke up, or came out of a daze when hearing this. "Spit. Earth." which concludes the speech before the puppet begins to be drug around is spoken by the child. It is a subtle to way to convey the child saying "I hate this place." Also, the lines from 8 to 12 imply physical abuse is not the only type of abuse this child suffers from. It implies the child is also suffering from s-xual abuse. The projections of dancing candies and the clips of cartoons in the puppet's eyes could represent dissociation, in which to try and metaphorically escape this abusive household, the child imagines good things and a whole fake world where they're in control; hence the puppet no longer being moved during the sequence. ~ _I am officially Socrates_

the old man still had it!

the great memories this man must of lived through

"The love of money is the root to ALL evil" except for mr. Pusser.

lol, yea and joe biden will be sitting with Trump and Pusser next to Jesus in heaven lol!!!!

Hep cat !

I use to be in 💘 with Al Green

Like Flies on Sherbert still one of my fave albums of all time. Majestic.

He plays like magic from the touch of the 50s

Did you happen to film any of Jeff Buckley’s concerts at Barristers?

instant love

As much as I love #1 Record, I loved Radio City even more due to the rawness. Technically, Chris Bell was a superior guitarist, he took the time to get things right. When Alex took over, the attitude of f*** it produced raw, undisciplined but timeless and beautiful music. Just the way he alternates between rhythm and lead guitar on O My Soul is enough to recommend that album...

This is such a blessing

If this happens, you gotta put some Cramps in it. czcams.com/video/fM4yY4L6mFM/video.htmlsi=h-_gSBexaFRUnMx8

Love his music ❤❤

He says "twelve" twice.

Has this documentary been made? I assume it hasn't, or I would have known about it by now. I hope I'm wrong. Love Alex and miss him all the time.

I love the analogy of 1 hit wonder going downhill from there but the real success grew as he was free to be himself and explore music how he wanted. So punk rock

What is the the recording from 0:18 - 0:50 ? haunting

Adoro a este hombre, mis respetos eternos❤❤❤❤❤

Very instructive to see him playing casually like this. One of my idols!

So you were Avery and NOT Jud? You are David Leonard and Jud was played by Stephen White, would that be correct?

This is a #1 song

reminds me of an unfocused Marshall Crenshaw

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Such a great song off 'A Man called Destruction' album, I think. No one plays guitar like Alex Chilton. So much character!

Tasty. Ear candy. Now, could someone please get Mr Newborn a bench to sit? His rift gave me chills