The Illusion - If It's So 1970 (full album) 

Exactly :)

безусловно ))) Те самые? Сева-Сева Новгородцев, город Лондон БиБиСи?

Ну а какие же ещё :)

значит сейчас КГБ глушилку врубит )))

уже вряд ли :)

(R)ipple (I)n (P)eace brother BD❤️

myślę że nie wyprzedzali swojej epoki po prostu kiedyś tak się grało i robili to wszyscy {no może większość} żeby kiedyś zaistnieć trzeba było coś potrafić teraz wystarczy syntezator rubaszny tekst oraz skromnie ubrana panienka kręcąca dupą aby przyciągnąć wzrok teraz tak grają tylko ci o których się nie słyszy i nie ma żadnej innej epoki w której grało się tak i było to popularyzowane

I'm from those days. Glad ,we all can share them,alike!!!

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Indeed! Great comments AND The Illusion was fab Long Island Italians too!🇮🇹🇺🇸🗽 So glad I still have this Album in my Collection! *Going to check your other Song suggestions! Strawberry Alarm Clock one of my ALLTIME favorite Groups! Thank you! Love our Classic Rock Eras 60 70!

@Michael - You're right.

They are being inducted, finally, into the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame.

The first album was something else too.

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All three of The Illusion’s albums are awesome. Surprises me every time I see shops that have so multiples in the used bins.

The Bass player is my friend, Chuck Alder. He is a great guy indeed.

First Rock Concert I attended Ten Years After,Cactus and Illusion Baltimore Civic Center 1970.Great Show. Illusion were Heavy!

Ah, come on, bro, everyone knows you were the slide whistler in Sir Lord Cactus Mountain Dust.

@@TheBehindtheMask You'd think the creator would do us that obvious courtesy. Especially on material we're not familiar with, and given the outstanding playback tools YT provides when given timestamps to work with in the OP. I run Acid Vault on BC, and would never leave it up my users to document the material I post. Thank you, ambusy.

I'm sorry to say that these time stamps don't match anything in the video. :-/

Who Cares 🤔🙄

Wild sound indeed :);

We could use more cowbell today

Many of my friends are of Polish ancestery,thank you!!

I was there too Zeno Mc5 Leon Russel, Stooges Chicago and more all on that rotating stage Was fun day

@@4143491129 does sound like a good old time ⏲ smoke some weed maybe some acid 🤔 ✌

there needs to be more ;)

Very gladly ! Greetings & best kind regards from good old Germany ( I live there since 1963 ) . Anselm Andrian

Yeah! Awesome band,agree.

Black Sabbath is gawd awful. Just because the corporations say it's good doesn't make it so.

@@jnagarya519 In the winter of '71, me and some friends were at a record store and one of them bought Black Sabbath "Paranoid". None of us had ever heard of Black Sabbath before. (small town Ontario kids) We went to his house later and listened to all the new albums that we bought. Some of the albums were so awful, they didn't make through the first listen. "Paranoid" stuck and we listened to it all the time. This had nothing to do with "corporate" influence. We loved it. A year later, we went to the same record store and one of us bought an album by Gypsy, their second release, called "In the Garden". We'd never heard of them before, either and we all loved it. In fact, years later, after one of passed away and we were dispersed all over the country, one of us posted that album on Facebook in his memory. Gypsy never reached any real fame but it was one our favourites. You had to be good in order for us to listen to it all the time. The corporate regime didn't tell us what to like. In fact, "Thebestdream I had" has their debut album in his playlist. I like it too but it just didn't grab us like "In the Garden" did.

@@JackHaveman52 The problem with "Back Sabbath" was the paranoia and turning to the negative. In that they were knock-offs of "The Rolling Stones," who had a great success at Altamont with their destructive negativity.

@@jnagarya519 I talked about the negativity of the Paranoid album at the time. It was the one criticism that I had. However, times were a little pessimistic back then. Vietnam, the Cold War, the very overt threat of a nuclear holocaust and the goal of world domination by the communists, seemed rather overwhelming. But, we all agreed that "Paranoid" was also hard driving and the rhythms made the album a lot of fun. It was the only album from Black Sabbath that I really like. Maybe the negativity angle seemed a little overworked in their other albums and lent an air of predictability to their work. It was good for a bit but let's move.....that was my sentiment. But, to each their own.

@@JackHaveman52 I was born in 1948. Do the math. I grew up with all that, including the exaggerated threat of "communists". Do you not realize that those who sling the epithet "communists" the most tend to be Fascists? And who was the enemy during WW II -- "communists" or Fascists? It's also a long history of Fascists calling EVERYONE who disagrees with them "communists" -- even when they aren't "communists". I point to Reagan and his ilk on that point. Dylan wrote about the negativity in the world -- without being negative. Therre's enough negativity in the world without musicians swallowing and regurgitating it. And as the 1970s were an era of paranoia, it didn't help to repeat and amplify "reasons" for paranoia. All that does is exacerbate and subvert social trust. What actually happened is that when "The Beatles" broke up, "rock" music splintered, and became largely a freak show, a competition to see who could be the most shocking, because none could meet the challenge, the high bar, set by them. It got worse in the 1980s and 1990s when it became increasingly splintered, to the point that nearly every band claimed to be their own "genre". There are more names for "rock" than there are KINDS of rock. In 1968, we were debating where "hard rock" -- which was later relabeled "metal" -- originated: with "The Kinks," or "The Yardbirds". What had been "ballads" became relabeled "soft rock". Etc. I grew up with music from earliest memories. "Black Sabbath" and their ilk were an immediate turn-off; there's enough negativity in the world without voluntarily indulging in it.

Olá! O que são quebras de andamento?

This one’s harder to find, we had to join a club to get a pretty good copy of it.. Actually it was quite professional.. Great band all things considered, awesome vocals.. Never understood why they didn’t make a bigger splash… A NYC band, LongIsland…

100%! Both groups from New York State too! Good call! 🎶🥀💗❄🌎❄💗🥀🎶

@@bloeddorstigbeest Cool! Interesting, I will search for that! Pendulum clock beat, heart beat all related, Roger Waters bass played as heartbeats/pendulum on "Be Careful With That Axe Eugene", The Beatles used clock sounds at their mixes, Good morning! Good Morning! Really The Beatles are the great, John Lennon specially!😊

Same here. : ))

Not really BOC started in 1967 the first Illusion record Did you See Her Eyes came out in 1969 BOC became national super stars with several hits records and heavy MTV rotation . The Illusion played mostly local NY / Long Island clubs their records like this one was not a national hit record and did not sell 100K copies. I was in a band who played a lot of gigs in NY with The Illusion. I can't figure out why they did not become a big hit group they were great live , looked good and their record was good. For some reason outside of NY people just did not like the NY vibe in the 60's early 70's so many bands in NY were awesome , but never became national. The Vagrants , Hassels , Good Rats , Zebra , Sir Lord Baltimore , Family Jewels , Rich Kids to name a few .

Frank, Thanks for the info and the education. Never too late for this old dog to learn something.@@franksaladino3938

@@franksaladino3938 BOC on MTV?? Their last hit was "burnin for you" which came out before MTV was even available in the NY/NJ market.

@@franksaladino3938 Hey are You from L.I. ?

Do you mean both guitar soli (climax). I think I recognize what you mean but it seems to me very much coincidentially. I fear those slight/ short similarities might happen easily concerning music.😦

Led Zep, while great, "stole" a butt load of their music from other people. (Who was it that said, "Artists always borrow, great artists steal.") Having listened very intensely to pop and rock music for 50 some years, I can no longer listen to ANYTHING without hearing an influence, or an echo, or an outright borrowed phrase, riff, chord progression, or lyric. There's nothing wrong with that. All current culture is built on prior culture. All current knowledge is built on prior knowledge. There is nothing new under the sun.

I love this band and they är to compare with pink floyd the better group. 64y,roy