"This guitar right here I've been told, as matter of fact I did it one time on safari, this guitar is guaranteed to blow the balls off a charging rhino at sixty paces..."
@@johntaylor8066 Was non-stop adrenaline pumping Rock back in the day. I first heard this on a cassette, which I still own today lost in my basement somewhere. Great stuff!!!
Use to listen to it every morning before school out of my bedroom window sitting on the front porch of my parents house after they left for work. Outside getting my morning attitude adjustment
This is still my number one favorite album. Yes, I am 61 yrs old and I love Uncle Ted. Soul, rhythm, blues, rock, power, just loaded with guitar talent.
Right on ...👍...6 times in my youth saw him live...the nuge lives in me.till this day...no one rocks insane like ted ..still bangn insanely on my drums to...🥁..with ted ...64..🎶🥁....how bout you out there ...you all tuned up so far !!!!!!!!!!.....lol !.ROCK ON !!!!!!!
I grew up listening to this album. Even to this day, it brings back many childhood memories. My two favorite cuts of this album are, "The Great White Buffalo" 🐃 And "Hibernation". Fantastic album all together.
El mejor álbum doble de todos los tiempos, yo lo tengo junto a otros discos de Ted nugend y tengo la suerte de haberlos visto en directo en la casa de campo en Madrid cuando apenas tenía 16 o 17 años, estuvo magnífico, Ted nugend salía colgado de una diana y en taparrabos con su gran melena rubia, nunca lo olvidaré fue el mejor concierto en el que estuve
I remember when this album was first released and I heard this track and had goosebumps for practically the whole 11 minutes. I just played it now 5th November 2016 and still got goosebumps. timeless legendary performance.
I remember this tour well. The scream Ted Nugent did in the very position he is in on the cover of this album is still ringing in my ears here 41 years later. What a show!
I know every note and nuance of this song. I grew up on it and it gave me peace in the headphones with what was going on in my world at the time. Thank You.
Back when Terrible Ted was indeed, Terrible Ted, The Ten Fingers of Doom, The Gonzo King, The Motor City Madman! Gotta love his one carryover from the Amboy Dukes! For those who write him off today, they need this album to see the birth of full on, warp speed shredding and of course insanely original tunes like this electric guitar feedback (in the day of tube amps!) masterpiece! As Joe Walsh wrote on the Games Gang albums "Made loud, to be played loud"! Rock on!
I wore both these albums out back in 1981. Played it with headphones on almost every night laying in bed. I was in the 9th grade. I'll never forget it.
This is Ted's masterpiece, like a virtuoso violin symphony or some s#!t. 100 years from now this tune will be the subject of study in music universities. I shook Nugent's hand when he did an autograph signing for this record's promotion at Peach's Records & Tapes in Hollywood, Ca. . The guy's hands and fingers were huge and long, respectively, compared to mine for sure. 'Double Live Gonzo' is a must have album for any rocker's collection of the all time top tenners . The song, 'Gonzo', is one of the best rock-n-roll songs ever made. The guy is a great guitarist but I wouldn't vote for him, ha !
@@Cuntstantine the only reason I would even have to question voting for him is I'm not sure if he could stay out of his tree stand long enough to run the country but with that said look at biden
Double Live Gonzo is definitely on my top 5 list of the greatest live albums recorded during during the classic rock era along with the Allman Brothers- "Live At The Filmore East", Lynyrd Skynyrd's "One More For/From The Road", Bob Seger's "Live Bullet", and Blackfoot's "Highway Song Live"!!
@@engineerinhickorystripehat9475 Aren't you supposed to be going on strike or something? Or did your uncle Joe come through for you and give you a few more sick days/year?
@@RRRIBEYE unfortunately, I'm the kind that pays a lot of money fixing it and then gets to sit around and watch it run... when I finally get it to run.
@Mike .R. Same here! I have the album. I used to have it on 8-track. Played that to death. My friend hooked me up with a killer stereo and speakers. I've since found a lot of people's channels, that are posting whole albums. Check out the channel (Purple Maniac) He has a lot of good music! Enjoy! 😎✌️
I told Ted himself on a bear hunt that Double Live is arguably the best live album ever. He smiled and said anybody want to get mellow....You can get the ...trus story.
I saw below a guy commented he was watching this on Nov. 5th, 2015 and wouldn't you know - tonight, I got in the mood for this, found it, ROCKING to it and - it's Nov. 5th, 2019! Stars and calendars are aligned! #cosmic
It just doesn't get any better than this! One of his best! I used to ride my Yamaha thru the Sierra Nevada's hauling ass while listening to Ted! It take me back when I didn't have a care in the world.
Canoed the quite Peace River in Florida with the Boy Scouts with the Double Live Gonzo blaring from my canoe - The bears were tapping their paws to the rhythm as we passed. BB Gun wars - camp fires and Uncle Ted along for the ride in cassette tape form! Those were the days!
saw ted nugent about this time 1979 at the notre dame acc campus. guaranteed loudest concert you would ever go to.ears literally rang for three days. great time!
Seen Ted live 1977-78 New Haven Colosium in Connecticut ! He was banned after that SHOW! Lmfao 🤣 Frank Marino Mogany Rush was warm up! One of the Craziest best Concert I was at! 🎵🎸🎹🥁🎶🎸
This man plays a guitar like no other. He does not need to hide behind a studio to do so, I have seem him live 3 times. He should have been in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame years ago. He is truly amazing and what an intelligent and well spoken 2nd amendment advocate. God bless Ted Nugent.
I haven’t listened to this song in years. One of my favorite double live albums of all time!! It ranks up up there wit UFO - Strangers In The Night and KISS - Live.
🤘 O YEAH ! This double set does kick serious ass. Like you all, still play it and remember all those great yesterdays when killer tunes like G. W. Buffalo - Stranglehold - Free For All got us fired up. My other go - to live albums back in the day were Get Your Ya-Yas Out, Grand Funk's Caught In The Act, Hot Tuna's Double Dose, & Foghat Live (to name a few). Thanks for this fine instrumental Ted, glad your still rock'in loud & proud.
When you plug a vintage Gibson Byrdland into 6 Fender Dual Showman amp stacks ( thats 12, 15 inch and 12 , 12 inch JBL speakers folks ) at about 120 watts per stack this is what it sounds like. I sat 6th row center at Cobo Hall in Detroit and my ears rang for 3 days. It was so punishingly loud it made you nauseous...but it was glorious
🔥 Firefighters Rock! If there's anything we can all agree on it's that when things get out of control we all want to be able to count on the brave people who really do run into burning buildings to save lives.
Happy to hear, as a child growing up in Michigan, only to find out recorded in the great city of San Antonio Texas, where I now reside..thanks TED..Awesome
This was the song we in Beowulf Hi in 1981-1982 opened with in the battle of the bands in school Field barracks Hi 1981-as I played the opening notes like Ted the people putting on the show wanted to can us- our drummer Danny O'Donnel yelled at me and the bass player to just go into the jam they want to can us. We played the set and won 2nd place. Frank the crank.
This song is musical poetry w/o words, the beginning feedback is the birth/labor pains, then youth, folly, then something happens and its altercation, an argument, then getting back up and going on, the end is feedback again...death, the circle of life.
I saw Amboy Dukes in St Louis (Ambassador Theatre) in 1974 - Stranglehold was brand new. Ted was awesome, and a new lame (I thought) band opened - seemed like a Mick Jagger imitator - Aerosmith.
I seen the Amboy Dukes 1969 on the steps of the Detroit library a free WABX concert. I seen Aerosmith back up Roy Buchanan at the Michigan Palace 1974 went to see Roy :-) Peace
i was freaking there motherfuckers. san antonio municipal auditorium. one of the best freaking concerts I had ever been to. I was 15 , and ted nugent was the quitissential showman of that time. that fool could ROCK !!! if i'm lyin i'm dyin
In the summer of 1978,I was 12 yrs old. I use to hang with neighbours who we're 4 yrs older than me. We would drive country roads north of Toronto,in a Granny Smith Apple coloured 1976 Cuda with a rag top. Top down, doobies a burn'n, and we'd listen to this Master piece album,and A Phyisical Graffiti, and Aerosmith Bootleg LOUD! When this song came on....peddle got matted. Great times.
the capitol theater 1976 6th row...8.50$ one of the very best concerts i have ever been to...i remember we used to do bong hits to the notes in this song..
He really was one of the rock n roll greats. After Ted at his peak, r n r died because no one could push it any further than he did. It was the era - thank fuck it still kicks ass now!
Blackfoot....Thanks for refreshing my memory.Great Album.It's amazing when you get older how you forget things even some music.CZcams is great for finding music you spaced out on after all these years.
Here's the line up for day on the green back in 79 i was there Oakland ca frank Marino and mahogany rush 2 cheap trick 3 blue oyster cult 4 Aerosmith 5 ted nugent he was the headliner he came out in a loincloth and was throwing styrofoam boulders all over the stage and yelling like a caveman that was his hey day it never really got any better than that for ted but his albums in the mid 70s were also awesome dog eat dog was I think his best ted was just a great musician and stage presence and I feel lucky to have been born at the right time 👍😎🔥🍔🍺🇱🇷🇱🇷
every time I hear this I can actually see a big fucking grizzly bear coming out of it's lair, getting his spring things going. getting a bit of poon tang (lol) and doing the big, badass thing the giants can do and then heading back to his lair to sleep again 'til next year. every damn time I think the same thing and I'm glad I do.
day on the green Bill Graham presents Oakland Coliseum Ted Nugent 1979 I it was awesome Ted Nugent is still awesome looking forward to see one of the shows again thanks Ted for all the great things you do
Saw Ted at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City back in 78, that concert had noise complaints 18 miles away. Ted was screaming at the crowd " Throw that Shit Kansas City, it looked like a sea of trash hanging the air. Ted is a Mad Man!!
Nobody wrote an instrumental like Ted. No other rocker like Ted. I was a kid and Herb Alpert and Porter Wagner was as heavy as it got. I heard Ted on the radio. Game over. Never looked at music the same.
My first concert ever. Older brother brought me. Pot smoke cloud haze everywhere at the ole Boston Garden. This was before my mom brought me to see KISS in concert. LOL.
Thanks for the song! One of the best guitarist ever imo. Sure, he has pros and cons as a person...don't you? Awesome stuff (I would say awesome for it's time, but that devalues it). Timeless memory of raw Rock from my day =)
yeah I said hello from you fellows string Benders up here and dakotaland thanks for stopping in at the Sandhills archery good health and well-being to everybody
I don't know how much radio play it got outside of Detroit, but does anyone know where the live version of Fred Bear came from (or the story about it) that he re-created in-studio on the Spirit of the Wild album?
It should be illegal to interrupt this song with any ads, EVER! LOL
@@mattlogsdon2962 Its as if they dont know we hover over the "
Skip Ad" button to get back to the music without even knowing what the ad was about...
I get ads brought in the middle of some of the best shit and it PISSES ME RIGHT THE FUCK OFF.
I feel the same way. Ted is criticized, but this is one of the very best live r&r albums of all time! The energy of this album is unsurpassed.
Sure is
Feel the same omg I have missed this album so much I live this song and the rest of double live gonzo awesome
@@johntaylor8066 Was non-stop adrenaline pumping Rock back in the day. I first heard this on a cassette, which I still own today lost in my basement somewhere. Great stuff!!!
Use to listen to it every morning before school out of my bedroom window sitting on the front porch of my parents house after they left for work. Outside getting my morning attitude adjustment
Uncle Ted
This is still my number one favorite album. Yes, I am 61 yrs old and I love Uncle Ted. Soul, rhythm, blues, rock, power, just loaded with guitar talent.
I was Born 1963. Peter Frampton comes alive and Double Live Gonzo was my youth.
This album - and this song particularly - are a HUGE part of my childhood. Insane how this holds up even today.
Mine too. Saw him this past summer at Club Casino in Hampton Beach NH. I'm 54. Felt like I was 16 again.
Agree. Used to play drums to this when I was 16-18. I'm 55 now.
Right on ...👍...6 times in my youth saw him live...the nuge lives in me.till this day...no one rocks insane like ted ..still bangn insanely on my drums to...🥁..with ted ...64..🎶🥁....how bout you out there ...you all tuned up so far !!!!!!!!!!.....lol !.ROCK ON !!!!!!!
@@dandemino2513 ♥️♥️♥️🤗🤗🤗🎶🎙️🎶🎙️🎶🥁🥁🥁
@@dandemino2513 I had many Nugent Vinyls in the day. Drink and whatever saw them go, but hey! Thank FUCK for Ted and CZcams!! PEACE.
I grew up listening to this album. Even to this day, it brings back many childhood memories. My two favorite cuts of this album are, "The Great White Buffalo" 🐃
And "Hibernation". Fantastic album all together.
This double live album is an absolute masterpiece.👍✌️
Yes a masterpiece I collected every live album I could find from Nugent to Bob Seger , framton , skynerd , kiss love love live music 🎶🎸🎤🪘🪕🎻🎼🎹🥁🎷⚡️🇺🇸🎸🎸
One of the greatest LIVE album ever!!!
And the BEST Ted Nugent Band line-up EVER!!!
Ted, Derek St. Holmes, Rob Grange and Cliff Davies.
Not one of the greatest....the GREATEST!
El mejor álbum doble de todos los tiempos, yo lo tengo junto a otros discos de Ted nugend y tengo la suerte de haberlos visto en directo en la casa de campo en Madrid cuando apenas tenía 16 o 17 años, estuvo magnífico, Ted nugend salía colgado de una diana y en taparrabos con su gran melena rubia, nunca lo olvidaré fue el mejor concierto en el que estuve
The Best Rock Album of all time, no 2nd place to this one.
I remember when this album was first released and I heard this track and had goosebumps for practically the whole 11 minutes.
I just played it now 5th November 2016 and still got goosebumps.
timeless legendary performance.
Ironic as FUCK! It's Nov. 5th 2019 and I am jammin' the FUCK OUT on this!!!!! Cosmic, man. Stars and calendars are aligned! Shit is TIMELESS!
I remember this tour well. The scream Ted Nugent did in the very position he is in on the cover of this album is still ringing in my ears here 41 years later. What a show!
I know every note and nuance of this song. I grew up on it and it gave me peace in the headphones with what was going on in my world at the time. Thank You.
in fact this is one of the best rock albums ever, end of story.
Back when Terrible Ted was indeed, Terrible Ted, The Ten Fingers of Doom, The Gonzo King, The Motor City Madman! Gotta love his one carryover from the Amboy Dukes! For those who write him off today, they need this album to see the birth of full on, warp speed shredding and of course insanely original tunes like this electric guitar feedback (in the day of tube amps!) masterpiece! As Joe Walsh wrote on the Games Gang albums "Made loud, to be played loud"! Rock on!
Don't forget Sweaty Teddy.
TED FUCKIN NUGENT.....
MrCSRT8 TED NUGENT /PHIL ROBERTSON 2020
Ten digits of doom !
well fucking said
I wore both these albums out back in 1981. Played it with headphones on almost every night laying in bed. I was in the 9th grade. I'll never forget it.
This is Ted's masterpiece, like a virtuoso violin symphony or some s#!t. 100 years from now this tune will be the subject of study in music universities. I shook Nugent's hand when he did an autograph signing for this record's promotion at Peach's Records & Tapes in Hollywood, Ca. . The guy's hands and fingers were huge and long, respectively, compared to mine for sure. 'Double Live Gonzo' is a must have album for any rocker's collection of the all time top tenners . The song, 'Gonzo', is one of the best rock-n-roll songs ever made. The guy is a great guitarist but I wouldn't vote for him, ha !
I agree, though I've never gotten into his primal screaming and OTT feedback on MCM, ruins a brilliant track IMO.
I would vote for him in a NY sec.
I wholeheartedly agree
@@Cuntstantine the only reason I would even have to question voting for him is I'm not sure if he could stay out of his tree stand long enough to run the country but with that said look at biden
You see this guitar defineatly refuses to play sweet shit...:)
Then he goes on to play some sweet shit!
Shit We're Gonna Melt This Fucking Place Tonight I Tell Ya
Clearly top 5 live album of all time....
Agreed
Amen
100% deserves more likes
A Story in Tune !!!!
Yes, of course Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush Live is top 3 !!!
Double Live Gonzo is definitely on my top 5 list of the greatest live albums recorded during during the classic rock era along with the Allman Brothers- "Live At The Filmore East", Lynyrd Skynyrd's "One More For/From The Road", Bob Seger's "Live Bullet", and Blackfoot's "Highway Song Live"!!
I'd include Deep Purple's Made in Japan and Kiss Alive 1.
@@Winterstick549 , Also I forgot to add, or at least for myself, AC/DC's "If You Want Blood You've Got It."
and "Frampton Comes Alive"
Dont forget " Frampton Comes Alive"!
Lest we forget Bursting Out by Jethro Tull .
Love that sweet guitar tone. Ted deserves to be in the RNRHOF absolutely. A real guitar legend!
He's too good for the "hall of political shame"..............
Chuck. I believe he would if he didn't have such conservative beliefs.
You are a 100% right on brother! DO UA HEAR ME!!!!?!!!!!! MMMMmmmm!
The RNRHOF is run by idiots .....
Yall like
I'm nearly 60 years old and I tell you - I can afford a much nice stereo now than I could in high school and this is AMAZING!!!!!
And you can Bluetooth it through your phone for free and not have to wait a month for mom to give you a ride into corpus to buy the album
@@engineerinhickorystripehat9475 Aren't you supposed to be going on strike or something? Or did your uncle Joe come through for you and give you a few more sick days/year?
@@RRRIBEYE unfortunately, I'm the kind that pays a lot of money fixing it and then gets to sit around and watch it run... when I finally get it to run.
@Mike .R. Same here! I have the album. I used to have it on 8-track. Played that to death. My friend hooked me up with a killer stereo and speakers. I've since found a lot of people's channels, that are posting whole albums. Check out the channel (Purple Maniac) He has a lot of good music! Enjoy! 😎✌️
Man I miss those days.
Lynzee Sjuset me too
I told Ted himself on a bear hunt that Double Live is arguably the best live album ever. He smiled and said anybody want to get mellow....You can get the ...trus story.
you can't spell...
Yyyyyy in the fuck do they have to ruin this song by putting a ad in the middle of it
I was there Rock
My
Socks OFF!!!!!!
Xxx
I saw below a guy commented he was watching this on Nov. 5th, 2015 and wouldn't you know - tonight, I got in the mood for this, found it, ROCKING to it and - it's Nov. 5th, 2019! Stars and calendars are aligned! #cosmic
one of the best guitars ever played on earth
It just doesn't get any better than this! One of his best! I used to ride my Yamaha thru the Sierra Nevada's hauling ass while listening to Ted! It take me back when I didn't have a care in the world.
I don't understand how anyone could dislike this man, his music is incredible, his song is righteous and his soul is thick.
C'mon man- is hate an American virtue?
No, it's not. But every lib hate Nugent and hates America!!! Libs need to get out of America!
I was there. San Antonio, Texas. Awesome concert!!
I am 54 and have been playing this tunce since 1978 and yes I was still in high school. !!!!!
Canoed the quite Peace River in Florida with the Boy Scouts with the Double Live Gonzo blaring from my canoe - The bears were tapping their paws to the rhythm as we passed. BB Gun wars - camp fires and Uncle Ted along for the ride in cassette tape form! Those were the days!
Right on man!
saw ted nugent about this time 1979 at the notre dame acc campus. guaranteed loudest concert you would ever go to.ears literally rang for three days. great time!
i seen him in sacramento ca about this time also. small auditorium and i couldnt hear for 3 days also. i still have my ticket stub.
Saw him at Cal Jam II in 78. I have to say I think Aerosmith was louder. ;)
I agree they were louder but not quite as clear as ted but maybe they were having equipment troubles!
He came in on the rail of that chopper was badass
oakland ca day on the green 79 whaaaat
Seen Ted live 1977-78 New Haven Colosium in Connecticut ! He was banned after that SHOW! Lmfao 🤣 Frank Marino Mogany Rush was warm up! One of the Craziest best Concert I was at! 🎵🎸🎹🥁🎶🎸
a friggin masterpiece!
Motor City Madman at his finest!!
This man plays a guitar like no other. He does not need to hide behind a studio to do so, I have seem him live 3 times. He should have been in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame years ago. He is truly amazing and what an intelligent and well spoken 2nd amendment advocate. God bless Ted Nugent.
One of the best songs from one of the best ever live rock albums Thanks For Posting!!!
I haven’t listened to this song in years.
One of my favorite double live albums of all time!! It ranks up up there wit UFO - Strangers In The Night and KISS - Live.
Got kicked out of my apartment because of this masterpiece.... Had it CRANKED to 11... Good memories.
slayerjimmy666 now that's funny
slayerjimmy666 Sullivani why did yer get kicked out I guess for not playing it loud enough 😆
Crank it until the liberals cry
🤘 O YEAH ! This double set does kick serious ass. Like you all, still play it and remember all those great yesterdays when killer tunes like G. W. Buffalo - Stranglehold - Free For All got us fired up. My other go - to live albums back in the day were Get Your Ya-Yas Out, Grand Funk's Caught In The Act, Hot Tuna's Double Dose, & Foghat Live (to name a few). Thanks for this fine instrumental Ted, glad your still rock'in loud & proud.
When you plug a vintage Gibson Byrdland into 6 Fender Dual Showman amp stacks ( thats 12, 15 inch and 12 , 12 inch JBL speakers folks ) at about 120 watts per stack this is what it sounds like. I sat 6th row center at Cobo Hall in Detroit and my ears rang for 3 days. It was so punishingly loud it made you nauseous...but it was glorious
Best tune on the best live album of all time.
The absolute master of sustain
And second to none on feedback control, the master.
My best friend died in the line of duty, on our fire department! He loved Ted, should be in the hall! No doubt!
The hall is a fucking joke! Janet fucking Jackson is in it... Enough said.
🔥 Firefighters Rock! If there's anything we can all agree on it's that when things get out of control we all want to be able to count on the brave people who really do run into burning buildings to save lives.
Happy to hear, as a child growing up in Michigan, only to find out recorded in the great city of San Antonio Texas, where I now reside..thanks TED..Awesome
This was the song we in Beowulf Hi in 1981-1982 opened with in the battle of the bands in school Field barracks Hi 1981-as I played the opening notes like Ted the people putting on the show wanted to can us- our drummer Danny O'Donnel yelled at me and the bass player to just go into the jam they want to can us. We played the set and won 2nd place. Frank the crank.
This song is musical poetry w/o words, the beginning feedback is the birth/labor pains, then youth, folly, then something happens and its altercation, an argument, then getting back up and going on, the end is feedback again...death, the circle of life.
I saw Amboy Dukes in St Louis (Ambassador Theatre) in 1974 - Stranglehold was brand new. Ted was awesome, and a new lame (I thought) band opened - seemed like a Mick Jagger imitator - Aerosmith.
I seen the Amboy Dukes 1969 on the steps of the Detroit library a free WABX concert. I seen Aerosmith back up Roy Buchanan at the Michigan Palace 1974 went to see Roy :-) Peace
Double Live Gonzo...best album EVER! Still got this one on vinyl...30 years or so :)
I've owned it on vinyl, 8track & CD. Wore them all out. Next time i'm out, gonna get a new cd. It is indeed the greatest live album ever recorded, IMO
I have the vinyl, wore out two 8-tracks, 3 cassettes and finally audio CDs came along. Now I can tell Alexa to play Uncle Ted anytime..
Really an intimate type song, probably hard to pull it off live but Ted and company do it with style.
Agree - it's kinda funny when 2 minutes earlier he was telling the crowd "this guitar refuses to play sweet shit" :-)
I'ts not what Ted would call sweet shit, It's Ted doing his thing
i was freaking there motherfuckers. san antonio municipal auditorium. one of the best freaking concerts I had ever been to. I was 15 , and ted nugent was the quitissential showman of that time. that fool could ROCK !!! if i'm lyin i'm dyin
zap60 The Greatest of all time. a true American legend!!
how about you all out there are you all tuned up so far
Cool! I imagined I was there.
Ted was my guitar God of the 70s
Johnny the jeweler so you just hating or what, jewels
In the summer of 1978,I was 12 yrs old. I use to hang with neighbours who we're 4 yrs older than me. We would drive country roads north of Toronto,in a Granny Smith Apple coloured 1976 Cuda with a rag top. Top down, doobies a burn'n, and we'd listen to this Master piece album,and A Phyisical Graffiti, and Aerosmith Bootleg LOUD! When this song came on....peddle got matted. Great times.
the capitol theater 1976 6th row...8.50$ one of the very best concerts i have ever been to...i remember we used to do bong hits to the notes in this song..
He really was one of the rock n roll greats. After Ted at his peak, r n r died because no one could push it any further than he did. It was the era - thank fuck it still kicks ass now!
Blackfoot....Thanks for refreshing my memory.Great Album.It's amazing when you get older how you forget things even some music.CZcams is great for finding music you spaced out on after all these years.
Ted for the Hall!
no matter, one of the best ROCK AND ROLL albums of all time!
Even Hendrix woulda been proud if he didn't waste his life with drugs.
This album and Frampton Comes Alive were my first 2 albums back in the late 70's. My ears are still ringing... LOL
54 yrs.old and still crank this. God love Ted and the USA. TWO GREATEST THINGS IN LIFE'S HISTORY
Here's the line up for day on the green back in 79 i was there Oakland ca frank Marino and mahogany rush 2 cheap trick 3 blue oyster cult 4 Aerosmith 5 ted nugent he was the headliner he came out in a loincloth and was throwing styrofoam boulders all over the stage and yelling like a caveman that was his hey day it never really got any better than that for ted but his albums in the mid 70s were also awesome dog eat dog was I think his best ted was just a great musician and stage presence and I feel lucky to have been born at the right time 👍😎🔥🍔🍺🇱🇷🇱🇷
I was at the Dallas shows in 1976 and 1978 nothing short of amazing
to this day...no one else can even come close
WFO on the stereo back in the college dorms I'd send residents into hibernation. Best Nugent song ever..
I saw my firs metal show at the Convention center Arena San Antonio TX. 1981. \m/ :)
The biggest hall Ted Nugent can have is in our hearts. This is what keeps his music alive over generations.
Ted needs to be in the hall! Time to go to the hall! One voice!
Lackland, Chanute, & Cannon. This vinyl carried me through it ALL.
Hugely underrated on his ability to get great sounds out of a guitar. Keep rocking Ted.
One of the BEST live albums..hands down
A great tune to cruise around to at 2:00AM. Thanks Uncle Ted 🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Let's go Brandon, let's go Brandon!
And if they don't like it at 2 A.M . what does Uncle Ted say ???
Good to listen to anytime!
Brandon kicked your ass.
I just saw Uncle Ted live for the SEVENTH time in ORANGE GROVE,TEXAS! GREATNESS!
every time I hear this I can actually see a big fucking grizzly bear coming out of it's lair, getting his spring things going. getting a bit of poon tang (lol) and doing the big, badass thing the giants can do and then heading back to his lair to sleep again 'til next year.
every damn time I think the same thing and I'm glad I do.
I fell in Love with this man , I was 16 and still LOVE him to this very day , Awesome Man
Every time I seen him, it was great! I am 62, seen many great bands, but Ted was the best!
day on the green Bill Graham presents Oakland Coliseum Ted Nugent 1979 I it was awesome Ted Nugent is still awesome looking forward to see one of the shows again thanks Ted for all the great things you do
I don't know how many times I've heard this. But OMG when I heard it live in Omaha, NE in August 1977, that's memories for a lifetime.
Good pickin' by Ted. Three chords my ass.
The song really describes the hibernation cycle .. a brilliant piece ...
The worst things you tube can do is , just stop a beautiful song for a stupid ad ..... Especially one of the coolest rock instrumentals
This was my first Nugent album bought it when it first came out in 1978...seen him in may first and favorite concert
Saw Ted at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City back in 78, that concert had noise complaints 18 miles away. Ted was screaming at the crowd " Throw that Shit Kansas City, it looked like a sea of trash hanging the air. Ted is a Mad Man!!
Master of feedback! Love you Uncle Ted you are the man 🎸❤️
JIMI HENDRIX WAS MASTER OF FEEDBACK...
Ted for the hall!
Politics!!!
Now that’s one guitar player that will never get in there. No way would those commies even consider him
Agreed, I would say among my top 10 favorite vinyls
Love It!!..... Saw Ted in 78' ...... my ears are JUST gettin' better...........
Ted for the hall! Come on fans ! Do this!
Nobody wrote an instrumental like Ted. No other rocker like Ted. I was a kid and Herb Alpert and Porter Wagner was as heavy as it got. I heard Ted on the radio. Game over. Never looked at music the same.
I know for fact that he turned
that Gibson Byrdland into a
beast!
THIS GUY PLAYS A GUITAR LIKE NO ONE KNEW WAS POSSIBLE
very good editing of this song only someone who's listened to it many many times would catch it
Just saw him here in SA, this Summer. What a talent! Hope my mind is that sharp at 67!!!
My first concert ever. Older brother brought me.
Pot smoke cloud haze everywhere at the ole Boston Garden.
This was before my mom brought me to see KISS in concert. LOL.
Best intro to any song ever. Ted Nugent is the definition of rock star.
John Lennon used controlled feedback on "I Feel Fine" ...Uncle Ted Perfected Feedback!
the wild mans best album really thts how all tht shit should be played live and loud just fucking loud nothing lie hollow body either feedback city
Thanks for the song! One of the best guitarist ever imo. Sure, he has pros and cons as a person...don't you? Awesome stuff (I would say awesome for it's time, but that devalues it). Timeless memory of raw Rock from my day =)
yeah I said hello from you fellows string Benders up here and dakotaland thanks for stopping in at the Sandhills archery good health and well-being to everybody
Holy shit! A charging rino just stopped and apologized.
I missed that concert to young but I still listen to his music 🎶
Yah I'm from Michigan just like him a motor city madman
I don't know how much radio play it got outside of Detroit, but does anyone know where the live version of Fred Bear came from (or the story about it) that he re-created in-studio on the Spirit of the Wild album?