Saw them once as the support act for a big name headliner. They took over the gig, blew everyones' minds, then after they finished, half the crowd left the venue! Amazing.
March 12 1990, went along to Glasgow Barrowlands in Scotland to see the Georgia Satellites , had only heard one album and liked it enough to go see them live, not sure what to expect , but hey it was a night out any way, but by god what a show this was, the place was bouncing, the atmosphere was electric, the band and the crowd played off each other all night, and what I hoped would be a decent gig turned out to be the best live show I’ve ever seen in my life, never been beaten and never will be beaten,. All their albums are great, but to see them live was just incredible, thanks guys for giving me one of the best nights of my life
They used to play in Atlanta as The Hellhounds. They played at my fraternity house twice a month for two years. Freaking amazing! They played for us again after they hit the big time and that was the wildest show; we got kicked off campus and ended up in Playboy magazine. You're right, without make-up and special effects, they brought nothing but pure rock and energy to the stage. Dan Baird's Love Songs For The Hearing Impaired is the last great Southern rock album.
@@BigPicture2012 yeah BP i know what u mean ,couldn't agree more, 1 gibson and 1 fender , probably std. tuning w/o a bunch of pedals, just balls to the wall kick ass r and r and 100% pure talent. Dan's thoroughly enjoying himself , have'nt seen a drummer whack the skins that hard throughout the whole show since Kenny Aronoff from Mellancamp's Lonesome Jubilee tour. Geez what an incredible band. What a shame they couldn't keep it going , music sure isn't the way it used to be. i mean we go from these guys to Drake , Bieber and Beyonce. WTF, What the hell is happening to us?
Funny part about that show .... when we got there we sub hired more PA for the gig ... it all came blown up so I had to spread out the working PA to make it sound right. About 1/2 the sound system was off.
I disagree. They were huge in Europe at the time. Not underated here at all but maybe in USA? They got forgotten after some years though. They were one of those bands who didn`t survive the alternative rock scene in the mid 90s but they had a huge part in making real music come back in the late 80s.
Things that should've & could've been. Biard & Richards separate are good, together they're Rock Gods! Could've & should've been mentioned as Rock Elites by now, if they'd just stayed together & put music out together! I worked security with bands in 80s & 90s. Never seen a band gel with the crowd like these guys! They were fricken phenomenal live, seen a small concert where they took request for songs from crowd. Played 2 hours straight & nailed everything asked of them! I've seen some killer bands live from 60s, 70s 80s, & 90s. These guys together were as good as any! Ahh the 80s, take me back!!!
I saw them numerous times and they were just full throttle for over 2 hours every time. Call out a song and they would play it. they were a travelling jukebox.
After knowing just the name and some pictures in Rock magazines I decided to find out what it is about this band. I am glad I did. This is pure Rock n Roll.
It doesn`t get more pure rock and roll as GS. They were a big part of killing off the glam metal thing in the late 80s. Hanoi Rocks, GnR, Black Crowes, Georgia Satellites, The Waterboys, Lenny Kravitz were all a part of making the bluesy rock and roll popular again.. it was basically just early 70s rythm and blues rock and boogie but people were so starved for real music after all the crap in the late 80s, they completely changed the music scene.
Good old memories of a Great Rock Band. This style of rock music is called, Boogie Woogie Rock. I had the pleasure of hearing them at the Roskilde Festival back in 1988, when the audience was singing and dancing along "keep your hands for yourself" and other great songs in a force that Lead singer, Daniel John Baird appreciated! Awesome concert Live.
I have been listening to them for the last 30 years! I met Dan Baird a few time when he was with The Yahoos. The Satellites were always a fantastic band full of great players and a ton of great songs
I knew some of their songs but not many. You, and others, are so right in stating that this R'R band is vastly under-rated. Much better than many of the bands then, and most of the newer bands today.
Definitely belong alongside Lynyrd, MTB, ABB and the Outlaws as one of the greatest southern rock bands. Brilliant songwriters and magnificent musicians.
It was so refreshing when these guys came over the radio. Some of the 80’s pop was horrible, and the hair band craze was hard to take. Some how this got through all of that and made it into my car stereo. These guys kick ass!
Yeah they were along with The Black Crowes and The Waterboys a big part of bringing the classic bluesy rock back after some terrible years in the late 80s.
Setlist Battleship Chains Bottle o' Tears All Over but the Cryin' That Woman White Lightning (The Big Bopper cover) Guitar Solo (Rick Richards slide guitar solo) Games People Play (Joe South cover) Can't Stand the Pain Sheila Keep Your Hands to Yourself (including snippet of The… more ) The Hippy Hippy Shake (Chan Romero cover) Railroad Steel Sweet Little Rock & Roller (Chuck Berry cover) Roskilde 1 juillet 1989
I first heard them in 1988 in India. since then I have been wanting to see them live in concert, finally I got to see them in Milwaukee today. They rocked.
Det var SÅ fed en koncert! Det var mit første år på Roskilde, og jeg var afsted med min storebror. Jeg var 14 og min storebror var 16. Vi tog afsted, kun os to, og det var sandsynligvis med stor ængstelse fra vores forældre, men de må jo have stolet på vores fornuft og dømmekraft. Vi var begge fast besluttede på at skulle på Roskilde, og dette skyldtes hovedsageligt tre koncerter vi så på tv året før, i 1988. Disse tre koncerter var med The Georgia Satelites, Disneyland After Dark og The Church. Vores liv, og specielt mit da jeg har været på Rosser'n hvert eneste år lige siden, blev ændret for evigt...!
There was a whole underground movement in the 80's. We called ourselves "Roots Rockers" back then, but you probably know it better as the "Americana" movement now. These days, there's more folk and country infused into it. Its mellowed a little but really come into its own as an art form. Back then, though, we rocked our asses off. It's what you do when you're 20-something years old. =)
The only band I ever saw who blew Skynyrd off the stage with their performance in Orlando back in '88. These guys are the real real real thing. Love em to death. Baird has a wicked voice. Skynyrd was a bore
I used to go see them at Hedgen's in Atlanta when the played on Monday nights back in the day. Then when i became the house sound man at Atlanta's Margaritaville the Hell Hounds came to play. I was lucky to have worked with them and to have been friends. I still have the original Hell Hounds t shirt Mauro made at his screen printing job before the band broke out big time. Good Times
Dana Horton Dana from Margaritaville? Cool. Glad you are still around and kicking'. Great times. We played Sunday nights @ M'Ville for almost a year and we were probably the worst band you ever mixed. But you made a dumpster sound great! Dan, Jimmy, Tony, Bruce, William, Rick, Pat, Merit Ambrose, Tony Lister, Jeff Cochran, numerous others. Ruf Edge, Snakehandlers, The RealM, Ditch, can't remember all the various incarcerations...LOL.
Dana Horton - Lucky Dog. Rick Price is one of my favorite bassists. They were so much more than that 1 song. But, that 1 song has provided them with years of doing what they love. Great Band.
Certainly shouldve gotten a lot more credit than that they got !! Unfortunately !! Underated band !! I saw these guys way way back.. And im telling you , when your at a live show watching these guys , you can feel there music in the chest. They had a very explosive beat and riff pattern ! WELL, JUST LISTEN TO THEM YOUR DAMN SELF !!! Told ya !! Lol...lol...lol.. !!
As many have stated on this thread, I would like to reiterate that these guys should have become major rock stars. Like most everyone else, I just paid attention to the one Top 40 hit and nothing else.
U mean underrated debut albums it made it on my b friends party time hit list right beside maiden priest scorpions stones AC/DC etc etc etc damn good hillbilly rockers
What a great band! Classic, hard driving, full bore, 'pedal to the metal', rock n roll. I honestly never knew this band was that good! Instrumentally, the harmonies, the guitar riffs, rhythm section, the songwriting, all top drawer. One of the most under-rated rock bands I have ever heard. They were every bit as good as their much better known 80's contemporaries, like Guns and Roses, Bon Jovi, etc. Bad name choice though, it's just not memorable and not a 'kick ass' rock n roll band name. The Hell Hounds would have been a much better name, if they had kept it.
I saw them open up for Hank Jr. They were unbelievably good!!! And loud!!! I’ve seen some great bands, The Who, AC/DC, Ozzy, and these guys were just as good if not better!!!
Frying pan hillbilly cast iron no holds bared rock with a gap in your teeth and a hell of a hump cracking beat that will always steal your heart if you love raw rock.....always up my alley!
These guys...are Rolling-around in my Musical MIND. ||| ...a nature GROOVE...so deep and Genuine. |||...Tonight...I just HAD TO...Search-them-out...and L I S T E N...👂👂👂👂👂...!!! So GLAD..I...👏👏👏 DID...!!! /// The SOUTH. Rockin' SOUL...!!! OPEN and Enjoyin' themselves...🤗 ||| FLUID. Not UPTIGHT. ||| Artists...have to stay...LOOSE and OPEN. * So that COMMENT, "They are U N D E R RATED...!!! 🟢 ABSOLUTELY
Beach Boys, Ramones, Templars, Slayer, Marshall Tucker, Skynyrd, Pixies, Cro Mags, Bad Brains, The Crickets and Dinosaur Jr. Belong in the conversation.
This is one of the most underrated bands of our lifetime. This is as good as Rock N Roll gets.
A G R E E D
Matt, you are so right!!!!!!
Yes, for sure! The real deal!
WHATS UP WITH THEM NOW? I'VE HEARD NOTHING..
One of the best. Have to see them live... 🖤 Peace
Saw them once as the support act for a big name headliner. They took over the gig, blew everyones' minds, then after they finished, half the crowd left the venue! Amazing.
Who was the headliner,?
March 12 1990, went along to Glasgow Barrowlands in Scotland to see the Georgia Satellites , had only heard one album and liked it enough to go see them live, not sure what to expect , but hey it was a night out any way, but by god what a show this was, the place was bouncing, the atmosphere was electric, the band and the crowd played off each other all night, and what I hoped would be a decent gig turned out to be the best live show I’ve ever seen in my life, never been beaten and never will be beaten,. All their albums are great, but to see them live was just incredible, thanks guys for giving me one of the best nights of my life
They used to play in Atlanta as The Hellhounds. They played at my fraternity house twice a month for two years. Freaking amazing! They played for us again after they hit the big time and that was the wildest show; we got kicked off campus and ended up in Playboy magazine. You're right, without make-up and special effects, they brought nothing but pure rock and energy to the stage. Dan Baird's Love Songs For The Hearing Impaired is the last great Southern rock album.
@@BigPicture2012 yeah BP i know what u mean ,couldn't agree more, 1 gibson and 1 fender , probably std. tuning w/o a bunch of pedals, just balls to the wall kick ass r and r and 100% pure talent. Dan's thoroughly enjoying himself , have'nt seen a drummer whack the skins that hard throughout the whole show since Kenny Aronoff from Mellancamp's Lonesome Jubilee tour. Geez what an incredible band. What a shame they couldn't keep it going , music sure isn't the way it used to be. i mean we go from these guys to Drake , Bieber and Beyonce. WTF, What the hell is happening to us?
And Webb Wilder were an amazing support act that night.
Funny part about that show .... when we got there we sub hired more PA for the gig ... it all came blown up so I had to spread out the working PA to make it sound right. About 1/2 the sound system was off.
Kandy LeeZaph
Criminally underrated band. It's a shame they came out when they did - they had no chance in the MTV 80s/90s, but their music holds up so well.
I disagree. They were huge in Europe at the time. Not underated here at all but maybe in USA? They got forgotten after some years though. They were one of those bands who didn`t survive the alternative rock scene in the mid 90s but they had a huge part in making real music come back in the late 80s.
Things that should've & could've been. Biard & Richards separate are good, together they're Rock Gods! Could've & should've been mentioned as Rock Elites by now, if they'd just stayed together & put music out together! I worked security with bands in 80s & 90s. Never seen a band gel with the crowd like these guys! They were fricken phenomenal live, seen a small concert where they took request for songs from crowd. Played 2 hours straight & nailed everything asked of them! I've seen some killer bands live from 60s, 70s 80s, & 90s. These guys together were as good as any! Ahh the 80s, take me back!!!
I´ve been to this concert in Roskilde 89 and also on the concert the year before.. What kind of fantastic concert these were 🙂
I saw them numerous times and they were just full throttle for over 2 hours every time. Call out a song and they would play it. they were a travelling jukebox.
And that's how it's done boys and girls!
After knowing just the name and some pictures in Rock magazines I decided to find out what it is about this band. I am glad I did. This is pure Rock n Roll.
It doesn`t get more pure rock and roll as GS. They were a big part of killing off the glam metal thing in the late 80s. Hanoi Rocks, GnR, Black Crowes, Georgia Satellites, The Waterboys, Lenny Kravitz were all a part of making the bluesy rock and roll popular again.. it was basically just early 70s rythm and blues rock and boogie but people were so starved for real music after all the crap in the late 80s, they completely changed the music scene.
Good old memories of a Great Rock Band. This style of rock music is called, Boogie Woogie Rock. I had the pleasure of hearing them at the Roskilde Festival back in 1988, when the audience was singing and dancing along "keep your hands for yourself" and other great songs in a force that Lead singer, Daniel John Baird appreciated! Awesome concert Live.
Damn these ol' boy's were good!
2024!
Que banda incrível!!!😎🤘
Brilliant Band 💥⚡️
I saw them in a bar in OKC pure kick ass rock and roll no frills just rocking out like right here
Remember what bar?
I don't remember the name of the bar I saw several concerts there
These guys were just an awesome straight up rock and roll band
❤❤ Saw in mid 80's Calgary Ab. with Fabulous Thunderbirds. Absolutely Amazing
How did I miss this band also that's good of rock and rolls I've heard in years
I have been listening to them for the last 30 years! I met Dan Baird a few time when he was with The Yahoos. The Satellites were always a fantastic band full of great players and a ton of great songs
Hell yes!!!! 🤘🤘
In late 80es Atlanta GA gave The Satellites, The Crowes and Drivin' N' Cryin' to the world. Beatiful southern rock. Thanks from Italy
When rock & roll was still fun
Totally mind-blowing musicianship. Fantastic band.
GREAT!!! One of the most underestimated bands ever. THANX FROM GERMANY!
one of the best bands around!
ROCK 'N ROLL !!!!!!!!!💪
These boys were truly magnificent. Two of the best gigs I ever attended, and I have seen many of the best live bands.
I was lucky enough to run into some one who grew up with this band. What a fun conversation. Best bar band in Atlanta EVER.
How did I miss finding out about this band , massively underrated great sound
I knew some of their songs but not many. You, and others, are so right in stating that this R'R band is vastly under-rated. Much better than many of the bands then, and most of the newer bands today.
@@glennrothkirch6627 ALL of the bands since the Sats hung it up (Well Danny ).
Definitely belong alongside Lynyrd, MTB, ABB and the Outlaws as one of the greatest southern rock bands. Brilliant songwriters and magnificent musicians.
It was so refreshing when these guys came over the radio. Some of the 80’s pop was horrible, and the hair band craze was hard to take. Some how this got through all of that and made it into my car stereo. These guys kick ass!
Satellites saved Rock and Roll in the 80s.
Yeah they were along with The Black Crowes and The Waterboys a big part of bringing the classic bluesy rock back after some terrible years in the late 80s.
Setlist
Battleship Chains
Bottle o' Tears
All Over but the Cryin'
That Woman
White Lightning
(The Big Bopper cover)
Guitar Solo
(Rick Richards slide guitar solo)
Games People Play
(Joe South cover)
Can't Stand the Pain
Sheila
Keep Your Hands to Yourself
(including snippet of The… more )
The Hippy Hippy Shake
(Chan Romero cover)
Railroad Steel
Sweet Little Rock & Roller
(Chuck Berry cover)
Roskilde 1 juillet 1989
White Lightnin' is a GEORGE JONES cover, you moron.
I was there!! They literally played till they pulled the plug. It was awsome!!
I first heard them in 1988 in India. since then I have been wanting to see them live in concert, finally I got to see them in Milwaukee today. They rocked.
American rock n' roll the way God intended!!!
Amen . Are you allowed to say that anymore ?
@@MrMotorNerd Amen twice
Det var SÅ fed en koncert!
Det var mit første år på Roskilde, og jeg var afsted med min storebror.
Jeg var 14 og min storebror var 16. Vi tog afsted, kun os to, og det var sandsynligvis med stor ængstelse fra vores forældre, men de må jo have stolet på vores fornuft og dømmekraft.
Vi var begge fast besluttede på at skulle på Roskilde, og dette skyldtes hovedsageligt tre koncerter vi så på tv året før, i 1988.
Disse tre koncerter var med The Georgia Satelites, Disneyland After Dark og The Church.
Vores liv, og specielt mit da jeg har været på Rosser'n hvert eneste år lige siden, blev ændret for evigt...!
Kul med lite danska erfarenheter!
In 1986 this is the band that gave us a much needed reprieve from synth-pop!
The Sats SAVED rock and roll from hair metal.
@@petebradt Yep, that too.
There was a whole underground movement in the 80's. We called ourselves "Roots Rockers" back then, but you probably know it better as the "Americana" movement now. These days, there's more folk and country infused into it. Its mellowed a little but really come into its own as an art form. Back then, though, we rocked our asses off.
It's what you do when you're 20-something years old. =)
.... and hair metal!
Some hard workin boys up on that stage, and fine musicians to boot. Nice bass work going on as well
The only band I ever saw who blew Skynyrd off the stage with their performance in Orlando back in '88. These guys are the real real real thing. Love em to death. Baird has a wicked voice. Skynyrd was a bore
was that the one that also had loverboy?
@@magiccheeseball I dont recall them playing, but cant be sure
@@rdelavarre do you remember if it was the the bowl or the occc? i saw them at the t bowl i think it was called rock Superbowl or something
Blowing post plane crash Skynyrd off stage isn't all that impressive. These guys could blow almost anyone off stage though.
@@MaximusWolfe Agreed. Skynyrd plays the tunes as they sound right off the albums, with no improv. The Satelites just wail.
I used to go see them at Hedgen's in Atlanta when the played on Monday nights back in the day. Then when i became the house sound man at Atlanta's Margaritaville the Hell Hounds came to play. I was lucky to have worked with them and to have been friends. I still have the original Hell Hounds t shirt Mauro made at his screen printing job before the band broke out big time. Good Times
Dana Horton
Dana from Margaritaville? Cool. Glad you are still around and kicking'. Great times. We played Sunday nights @ M'Ville for almost a year and we were probably the worst band you ever mixed. But you made a dumpster sound great! Dan, Jimmy, Tony, Bruce, William, Rick, Pat, Merit Ambrose, Tony Lister, Jeff Cochran, numerous others. Ruf Edge, Snakehandlers, The RealM, Ditch, can't remember all the various incarcerations...LOL.
Racing Dan what was the main band you played in? its been so many years and a lot of drugs to remember :)
Dana Horton do you remember the night you played and i had you play"For The Love Of Ivy" twice?
I still have my Hell Hounds shirt that Mauro made too Dana!
Dana Horton - Lucky Dog. Rick Price is one of my favorite bassists. They were so much more than that 1 song. But, that 1 song has provided them with years of doing what they love. Great Band.
I was there!Only 15 years old and totally freaked out when I heard them live!What a show!❤
This is a totally kick-ass performance!
Saw them with the Sea Hags, never recovered. Life changing.
Was that in London? Saw them there, Sea Hags were great, for a little while!
@@steveapostolides2975 Forum in Kentish Town
i love them my fave band
Quickly becoming one of my absolute favorites.
BRILLIANT. I was there.
me too!!
Freakin Loud aint they? Seen em at Six Flags over Georgia in 87ish. Damn. Loud.
Good decision...
Me too :-) and on the concert in Roskilde
1988 also.. great !!
@@tillweber5688 Me to in 1988
Absolutely superb!
They were great live! Never got what was due them!
Saw them in 88. They rocked the house!!!
The Satellites sound so damn great! I saw them back up Tom Petty on the Full Moon Fever tour. Awesome!
Love them
Maravillosos.
was there!!!!
I regret not paying more attention to them during their heyday. Listen to/watch early Guns n Roses then these cats. The influence is unmistakable.
wpływ być może,ale nie da się ukryć surowy i bezkompromisowy, rock'n'roll brzytwa
GA Satellites fucking rock
These guys kill it.
Certainly shouldve gotten a lot more credit than that they got !! Unfortunately !! Underated band !! I saw these guys way way back.. And im telling you , when your at a live show watching these guys , you can feel there music in the chest. They had a very explosive beat and riff pattern ! WELL, JUST LISTEN TO THEM YOUR DAMN SELF !!! Told ya !! Lol...lol...lol.. !!
Awesome
Gem!!!
I was there!!! Do I need to tell it was GREAT!!!!
I miss the Beat Farmers too!
Fantastic! Amazing!
As many have stated on this thread, I would like to reiterate that these guys should have become major rock stars. Like most everyone else, I just paid attention to the one Top 40 hit and nothing else.
Banda maravilhosa
They all must be knackered after the gig especially the drummer!! How the hell did they not come household names?
Seen them in Glasgow in 1990, best live gig I’ve ever been to, they should have been massive
i was der, fed koncert, huskker dem tydeligt, mærkelig nok....
GA Satellites freaking rock. I have a thang for Dan Baird.
South Carolina Gal
What kind of THANG?
U mean underrated debut albums it made it on my b friends party time hit list right beside maiden priest scorpions stones AC/DC etc etc etc damn good hillbilly rockers
Yeaaaahh
I used to play Battleship Chains in a band, around the same time as this concert.
Most people think the only song they put out was Keep your hands to yourself. True talent
What a great band! Classic, hard driving, full bore, 'pedal to the metal', rock n roll. I honestly never knew this band was that good! Instrumentally, the harmonies, the guitar riffs, rhythm section, the songwriting, all top drawer. One of the most under-rated rock bands I have ever heard. They were every bit as good as their much better known 80's contemporaries, like Guns and Roses, Bon Jovi, etc. Bad name choice though, it's just not memorable and not a 'kick ass' rock n roll band name. The Hell Hounds would have been a much better name, if they had kept it.
very underrated to say the least. wonder where they are now
11th March 1990 Newcastle Mayfair, £6.00 , The best gig I ve ever witnessed,
Sound of the rock and roll breakout in the late 80s
I saw them open up for Hank Jr. They were unbelievably good!!! And loud!!! I’ve seen some great bands, The Who, AC/DC, Ozzy, and these guys were just as good if not better!!!
c ' est indémodable , énorme groupe !
Tu l'as dit bouffi, en pleine période hard/heavy. Zont été incroyables, authentiques. Je les aime toujours
THese guys kicked ass live! When I saw them they blew Skynyrd off the stage!
According to Dan Bairs, they didn't have enough fans to be the headliner, but NO band wanted them as an opening act.
Rene, I agree 100%.
Listening from Northern Ontario Sep 2022
Six Years Gone and Battleship Chains!
For those at this show ... I mixed the live show ... lots of fun, the next time I was there I was working for D-A -D ... more fun.
Frying pan hillbilly cast iron no holds bared rock with a gap in your teeth and a hell of a hump cracking beat that will always steal your heart if you love raw rock.....always up my alley!
Love it!
JEG VAR DEEEER...! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Who cares, were you where,,,,,,
Que dire, à part que c'était un sacré groupe !
Fire. Sledgehammer loud. This is the 80's.
I use to have his tape when I was little we all like 🤠 Hank
BOOM!!
Наикрутейшие рокеры суперски делают
So Very Cool. Thankyou
Absolutely incredible. Where did Woman come from? Blew my mind. These guys were special
These guys...are Rolling-around in my Musical MIND. ||| ...a nature GROOVE...so deep and Genuine. |||...Tonight...I just HAD TO...Search-them-out...and L I S T E N...👂👂👂👂👂...!!! So GLAD..I...👏👏👏 DID...!!! /// The SOUTH. Rockin' SOUL...!!! OPEN and Enjoyin' themselves...🤗 ||| FLUID. Not UPTIGHT. ||| Artists...have to stay...LOOSE and OPEN. * So that COMMENT, "They are U N D E R RATED...!!! 🟢 ABSOLUTELY
I'm standing down there in the crowd :)
One of the best three bands the USA has ever produced. The other two are Mountain and Grand Funk by the way.
For me, the other two are The J. Geils Band and Aerosmith. Love your picks too.
I would have to add Creedence to these fine picks.
Van Halen (original version!) and Aerosmith : top 2
Beach Boys, Ramones, Templars, Slayer, Marshall Tucker, Skynyrd, Pixies, Cro Mags, Bad Brains, The Crickets and Dinosaur Jr. Belong in the conversation.
Ill add Smithereens , The Black Crowes , Urge Overkill and THE CARS
2 0 2 2 !!
I said this band awesome and would be great in the aussie stadiums hard rocken
saw these '87 at the Reading festival
Thank you!
👍
Love the cigarettes stuck to Rick's mic stand 😂🤘🚬
I"m out theeeere!! 😁🤘
Is this available on DVD? I really miss this band nowadays... Thanks for sharing Claus!
kemposoefi
No its not available on DVD. It's a recording from danish television..
Than I shall download it. Thank you very much Claus!