Third Uncle - Brian Eno - The BBC Sessions (1974) 

Yes, its often assumed that punk was zero sum, but no. This is truly great. I'd put Can as close second in term of vibrant mid 70s motherfuckers

The Velvet Underground made it before

And good it was so God thrashed for many days and nights

@@JoaoVitor-uh7yq Los Saicos also before

You all seem to be forgetting a little known band called the Fugs who were writing punk back in 1964! Eno's still a genius though.

I own the 801 Live album and the sound throughout is pristine. I 1st heard it at friends and thought it was a studio recording until the song ended and the audience applauded! This is not that recording!

@@g.97hughey94 but same lineup

@@g.97hughey94 Same performance, I assume. Sounds like someone with a handheld recorder.

@@gordongrant444 then whats the exact date of the recording?

You' re wrong. 801 Live was rec. Sept 3rd, 1976

check out the version of Babys On Fire...pre-lp, no Fripp wanking, just sped up and raw changes. Most of the Peel Stuff is different and punchier than the lp, which is also awesome. Good thing Roxy either booted him or he left, because they made a few more stellar lp's and his first 3 were equal...i dont think he was in charge in Roxy Music, Ferry was steering that ship