Mind warping music videos

[CopperNick]

H, Sorry Tony1968, the O'Keefe kids vid cover of 46 and 2 was part of a multi-video post that i put up back on page 31 of this slug-fest. They're buried in with a bunch of Scottish Heavy Metal Piping and something or other else. Those kids are pretty much all adults now and still rocking for the most part.



Nick

 

[Bonnewagon]

 

[Bonnewagon]

 

[Cauterize]

 

[Built6spdMCSS]

Been seeing this. R.I.P.

Gary Rossington, Lynyrd Skynyrd's Last Original Member, Dead at 71

The founding member and guitarist, who provided the seagull-like slide guitar leads to Skynyrd’s signature “Free Bird,” survived the band’s infamous 1977 plane crash

www.rollingstone.com

 

[Bonnewagon]

They pass way too fast. What really gets me is so many great musicians that are younger than me and they are gone so soon. At least we have the recordings to enjoy. I was lucky enough to have gone to many many concerts before the performers passed away young in life. I saw Savoy Brown a few times. Bummed me out when Kim Simmons kicked the whole band out and replaced them new guys. But then I saw Foghat at Schaefer Music Festival in Central Park Sept 3rd, 1976. The guys he kicked out became Foghat and never looked back. I went with an Army buddy and we both wore GI earplugs so we could enjoy the music without going deaf. My ears still hurt. Too bad the video's from back then are so crappy. MTV really stepped up the video industry.

 

[Bonnewagon]

 

[Bonnewagon]

And I will bet NO ONE knows this one. It was the flip side of Chewy Chewy by Ohio Express in 1968. Even though they were a 'bubble gum music' band, they had some very good albums with lots of great songs no one ever heard of.

 

[87National]

I don't know about mind warping but that was a cool video. I loved the shaker hood Trans Ams as a kid.

Someone should start a classic car themed music video thread.

 

[87National]

Here is a mind warping video with a 2nd gen Trans Am: