As a Group they are top notch! Chris well he sounds okay, I've seen them four times since they came out, and he struggled. The band was fucking awesome though!
1776iscoming the 90s was the last decade for rock, with grunge and alternative music exploding, and all the bands from the 60s and 70 were still in their prime, it was a pretty good time for this music.
I have a friend who works in the music biz as a live sound engineer who saw this tour. He told me,to this day,it was the LOUDEST show he has ever been too.Loud and GOOD. Marc Ford RULES.
brian owens GREETINGS FROM THE GREAT STSTE OF TEXAS WE I AM THE SAME AGE AS MARC FORD AND CHRIS THEY STILL LOOK GREAT AND WE ALL STILL DO ..THUS SOUTHERN BAND IS THE LAST OF THE GREATS ..WHY THEY ARE NOT IN THE HALL OF FAME IS BEYOND ME MY FAMILY IS FROM THAT PART OF THE COUNTRY THEY ARE FROM GOD BLESS
The Crowes have sold more than 30 million albums and are listed at number 92 on VH1's 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock. They were labeled by Melody Maker as "The Most Rock 'n' Roll Rock 'n' Roll Band in the World" and the readers of Rolling Stone voted them 'Best New American Band' in 1990. They have played to sold-out arenas all over the world. Pretty good rating if you ask me
@@faithnomore220But They ARE Underrated,Because they should`ve been listed Way Higher,Sold Way More Albums,and they deserve to be in The Rock And Roll Hall of Fame LONG Time ago,they are Underrated just by definition!
Thanks to the Robinson Bros. and everyone in The Black Crowes for bringing us some great rock n roll!!! You will be sorely missed!!. If you are ever looking for another lead guitarist, I'm your guy!!
Was into these guys back in high school. What always stood out to me the most was the dude with long hair ripping the keys. It was very unique for the time.
Saw them the year before this at Donnington monsters of rock festival in the UK,never seen them before,been a fan ever since!Couldn't believe the voice coming out of this skinny little guy,brilliant! ;-)
Ahhhhh, the good ol' days of rock. Solid blend of psychedelic and southern rock. Also back when MTV actually played music and you had to have talent and the ability to sing to get signed.
This performance here, kids, is WHY Jimmy (Page) chose the “Black Crows” band & brothers to play / tour live with!🎼🔊🎶(Justin Case) you were wondering 🤔 lol. What a stellar performance, seems someone paid attention to Zeppelin huh?
Saw the show in Rochester, '93. I remember thinking that I should see these guys as many times as possible, it was my first legit rock and roll show. Incense at the front of the stage, festival lights stung to the back of the theater, and at some point Chris pulled a big curtain across the back of the stage with a big pot leaf on, and everyone fired up. It was loud, and he was just a bundle of energy. So glad TBC is still around, but I do miss Eddie!
No doubt one of the tastiest keyboard players I have ever seen. I sat with him on the lawn before a Crowes show (Further Fest) during a RatDog set in Va. Very cool humble guy!
My very fist ever concert experience, this tour at London Brixton Academy aged 12, i never needed to ever go to another concert in my life, untoppable.
Markus.....what's a record player??? LOL....that's what my 25y.o. asked me when he was about 8 or nine....makes me kinda sad to think about it.....yikes....
That's just the way sports bar Steve radio sports announcer likes to dress ,but I dress in brooks brothers shirts also , tailored comfortable, you guys that joke about it are probably frumpy losers dressed by their mom or girlfriend.
I was there....omg 25 years ago..Oude Martinihal.....awesome. great memories just fuckin enjoying ourselves going up into the music. No fkng cellphones back then
Firstly, Uncle is noticing that these dear gents who embody 'The Eagles' of more recent time are (especially with the lead-singer clad in a 'dashiki and bells' complementing his 'very moveable hair') damn good both in studio and live. Secondly ... those 'drammatics' that differentiate between the video and the live performance didst not go unnoticed in this camp !!! Thou art upon Uncle's radar, dear gents of the "BLACK CROWES" kind. Hence ... until next time !!! P.S ... Dear publisher 'Raymond JE' ... thanks be unto thee as the provider of this "REMEDY" that canst only be taken in multiple table-spoon-fuls !!!
I always feel so lucky that I caught this tour- Jayhawks opening... it was the first legit rock show I had been to. Oh, I had been going to shows for probably 10 years already, but this was the first legit rock and roll show.
I love how the four front men look like the 60's just puked them out and the drummer looks like he came from a job interview at a law firm lol. Great band and a great song though.
Io giudico per quello che sento , e quello che ho sentito è un accozzaglia di suoni non allineati come dovrebbero Comunque siete dei grandi , dopo i gruppi storici degli anni 60/70 sembrava esserci il deserto , fortunatamente siete arrivati voi Grazie
The same thing happened to me when I was little! When I was just 5 years old, the first ever rock album I heard its entire way through was the Southern Harmony and Musical Companion. I became a Crowes fan because of my dad. Now he and I listen to them together every day!
When I’d fly our family into Myrtle Beach each year in our Mooney 201, this was the song I’d have blasting into our aircraft audio. Somehow it made the approach procedure easy, peaceful and exciting all at the same time. It fit the methodical approach procedure and felt welcome as we landed and taxied off to start our vacation. Am I weird for that? Maybe, but have many great memories of landing to this song!
