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Insane bluegrass version! Keep Rockin' guys!

Knew this was guna be banger just from the thumb nail 💯

Лабухйи вхы ебАНые, но играете круто

❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮😮😮

Wee cant do nathing aboutte

And I approve this message.

Saw this performed live, brought along the CD, and the band signed it after the show. Since those days, I've collected a pantry of labeled jars...

😂

These guys following in Steve N Seagulls footsteps

The big chaw of tobacco is what's doing it for me. 😆

Brilliant ! AND no messing with the Wurdz, Kool !! Why do most people leave out the two lines ????? In life in art in everything..... Context is everything !!! "Only takes one itchy trigger, One more widow one less white ni$$er." These lines are referring to the English army's disgraceful habit, during the time of their invasion of Ireland in the latter half of the 20th Century (and probably still today) of calling the Irish people "White Ni$$ers". Many English people in general, have always had an unwarranted superiority complex, thinking themselves a class above the Irish in every way possible. It's a grandiose claim based on nothing but their own self-delusion, inverted self hatred and a very real "inferiority" complex. To rewrite history like this, is to whitewash over this nasty little crime and let these foul-mouth racist slobs walk away from their responsibility and their duty to apologise to the Irish people, who are a guilty of nothing but being alive in their own nation during the time the English arrived to rape & pillage another Race of people. First they attacked and robbed the Scottish, then the Irish, then the rest of the world. Obviously, this is a nasty word, but in THIS context, the "USER" of the word is being criticised, not the Human Being, being insultingly defined with the word. It makes no sense to "Cancel" the Word in this instance, it is doing a dis-service to the Irish people, to Humanity in general, to the Truth, to History and obviously to the "Black" Race, since the English Army, in using the word as an insulting term to the Irish were by definition insulting the Black Race by saying Black people are "N" Words and therefore Black people are lesser beings and the Irish are just lesser white versions. Maybe, we can forgive this crime, but maybe it is NOT time to forget, yet ? So, what need is there, in this instance of leaving out this line in this very great human rights anthem ? The great Muhammed Ali was very happy, during his time in Ireland, he loved the Irish people and identified with them and their struggle against Macho Male-Ego Imperialism. "Freedom - Better Now" ************************* Better far- from all I see- To die fighting to be free What more fitting end could be? Better surely than in some bed Where in broken health I'm led Lingering until I'm dead Better than with prayers and pleas Or in the clutch of some disease Wasting slowly by degrees Better than a heart attack or some dose of drug I lack Let me die by being black Better far that I should go Standing here against the foe Is the sweeter death to know Better than the bloody stain on some highway where I’m lain Torn by flying glass and pane Better calling death to come than to die another dumb, muted victim in the slum Better than of this prison rot if there’s any choice I’ve got Kill me here on the spot Better for my fight to wage Now while my blood boils with rage Less it cool with ancient age Better violent for us to die Than to Uncle Tom and try Making peace just to live a lie Better now that I say my sooth I’m gonna die demanding Truth While I’m still akin to youth Better now than later on Now that fear of death is gone Never mind another dawn. - Muhammad Ali - WBA heavyweight champion (4×) WBC heavyweight champion (2×) The Ring heavyweight champion (3×) Lineal heavyweight champion (3×) NABF heavyweight champion (3×) Olympic light heavyweight champion (gold medal, 1960) AAU national champion (2×) National Golden Gloves champion (2×) Kentucky Golden Gloves champion (6×) International Boxing Hall of Fame[109] Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Century BBC Sports Personality of the Century CSHL Double Helix Medal Honoree Martin Luther King Memorial Award Presidential Citizens Medal Presidential Medal of Freedom[110] Otto Hahn Peace Medal Hollywood Walk of Fame[111] Philadelphia Liberty Medal[112][113] Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year (1974) Associated Press Athlete of the Year (1974) United Press International Athlete of the Year Award (1974) BWAA Fighter of the Year (3×) The Ring Fighter of the Year (6×) The Ring Fight of the Year (6×)

Saw you on friday night, me and my friend spoke to the lovely sound engineer with his huge mixing desk thingy.... my 1st time at picturedrome was amazing. Thanks

This is just weird

After only knowing the Napster radio recording for decades, it's wild to hear the studio mix

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Is it just me or is the beginning supposed to kind of sound like Here Comes the Sun?

🤘Yee Haw

Seen them loads of time's, and their every bit as God live

Queen without any queer sensibility.

¿Pero que te hemos hecho? Déjanos en paz

Debussy se ha levantado de la tumba y está camino de tu casa,solo te esperan malas noticias

Sabes que irás al infierno,y allí serás llanto y crujir de dientes

¡Para de darle patadas a la partitura,por el amor de Dios!

This song’s taken on a new depth of meaning since the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial

Красавцы❤❤❤

I was listening to bach before I know I know, you should start on debussy and end on the bach .....lol

fast and furious banjo mayhem.

❤Steve , where are you 😢😢😢😢😢😢

NGL, the line “put a gun against his head, pulled my trigger now he’s dead” hits a bit differently in this particular accent…. I’m a pretty big fan of bluegrass reinterpretations of popular songs from other genres, though, and this is masterfully done. Bravo.

fighissima versione ma che videodimmerda

Did u know that when Freddie Mercury in his teenage years already written a small peace of bohemian Rhapody and that he called it “the cowboysong” so this is realy nice to hear

I absolutely love it! And your song was great, too! 👽

Yeeehaaaaa! Can't wait until I see you in Düsseldorf next year (again) 😜

The brutal jacket at 3:27 even topped the poop in the jar.

Kin ah git summa dat blue grass a yers?

Great!

This song smells good.

I'm traumatized

Very beautiful, ❤ thank you❤

In my dreams, in my restless dreams, i see this

Reminds me of my ex. So inspirational

When Amous the FInger Daddy Dixon starts a pluckin, the whole Amish village starts a fuggen.

Cool

Not a big Queen fan at all. But I like this version.

I work at Hickory's Smokehouse. This ABSOULTE BANGER is on their playlist. Loved it from the moment I heard it

These guys were before their time. If infact they would have had a good lead vocal to match the talent of the musicians, they would have been much bigger.

I just love this. I saw them at the Little Orchard Cyder Fest as the weekend. What a group!

Is that corfe Castle?

Good, idiomatic performance, reminding me of how much I enjoy this suite.

You boys can play! And sing! Excellent musicianship, and a brilliant transformation into bluegrass style; I particularly admired how you transformed part of the final section into what sounded like an Irish jig; well done!