First Time Hearing Dire Straits "Sultans Of Swing (Alchemy Live)" Reaction

[@Hitstirrer]

Terry Williams on drums almost steals the show for me. Also a shoutout for the sound engineer who balanced this to perfection and enabled this version to be so popular.

[@cardbuddy4988]

Good point!

[@tootallsvlog103]

Totally agree

[@jennywren7822]

We mustn't forget that Mr Knopfler wrote the words and music, arranged and produced, sang and played his guitar as only he can. Not many can do that. A masterpiece performed by a genius, no other word for him. Long may he reign...

[@alankicks788]

The brilliant Mark Knopfler - a genius , and my favorite musician of all time, and across all genres of music. My favorite live track is Tunnel Of LOVE at Wembly, 1985.

[@jeffstevens4262]

...and let's not forget he's playing without a pick, just using his thumb and fingers. I heard recently he's actually left handed too, which (if true) is even more amazing!

[@lessehead]

@@alankicks788 He does so many different genres, all of them so well…rock, blues, folk, country, zydeco, Celtic, Spanish, his music knows no limits. No other rock musician is as versatile. His music has evolved so much over the years, like a fine wine, it keeps maturing with age. He is the best at collaboration, and seems to bring out the best in people. I believe the albums he did with Dylan are some of Dylan’s best. He is one of a kind. We’ll never see another one like him.

[@jaycorby]

Jenny, You are 100% spot on! Knopfler is not only a genius, he's a frigging magician with that guitar! I feel an exhiliration in my chest and stomach every time I watch this, especially Mark's guitar solo close to the end.

[@jennywren7822]

@@jaycorby Telegraph Road, I keep watching it, its wonderful especially the last minutes 😊

[@dcaseng]

Drummers rarely stand out in songs because the drums are usually just there to keep time, but this is one of the greatest drumming performances of all time. Even more impressive is that it stood out in spite of having no solos.

[@louisevaughn2281]

😊I’m 😊😮😊😮😊😮😊😮😮😮😅😅😊😊

[@davidellinsworth3299]

Yes, Terry Williams was on rocket fuel for this one. Killed it

[@larairina3922]

Also in Telegraph Road Terry is superb, just like the keyboardplayer. But you don't hear that on the studio versions. (Very often another drummer does the studioversions, a common thing with lots of bands) That's why I think Dire Straits is live always better. Now I am waiting for "my troll to react with: Their studioversions are always better" 😉

[@ksoman953]

@@larairina3922 It's not about better or worse. The original (recorded 4ish years earlier) had drummer Pick Withers who had a different style than Terry who was more suitable for stadium sized concerts. Pick was not a session player, he was part of DS and did both studio and live till he quit the band and Terry stepped in. If you ever listen to the isolated drums played by either on this song, you'd know why both had their own place and time on this song. Same song, two different moods. No question both were remarkable in their own ways.

[@Nightwalk444]

Depends on the genre.

[@rescuelover7891]

This band is so tight it is freaking amazing. Everyone gives a stellar performance and each one of them has a time to shine. One of the greatest bands ever, live and unfiltered.❤🔥

[@jnagarya519]

The drummer DRIVES the song.

[@WassPogoreloff]

Terry Williams is absolutely killing it on drums! In my 40 years following DS and MK, this is, perhaps, THE best Sultans rendition.

[@martinharvey2390]

I think the version from the Nelson Mandela concert whe.n Clapton played rhythm was better.

[@hightower1984]

If I remember correctly, this concert was the first time the drummer's dad had come to see him play live. MK gave him permission to give it the beans for the night

[@WassPogoreloff]

@@hightower1984 Exactly right!

[@richardgoddard37]

They were one of the biggest bands on the planet in the mid 80s Achieved everything they wanted to do, and went out on top. Brilliant band

[@GOTGames]

I love that!!

[@mikedr1549]

You could say they were *The* biggest band in the world at one point.

[@phoebelewis2788]

@@mikedr1549 totally agree and nobody else will

[@lessehead]

@@mikedr1549 I feel like the Brothers in Arms tour could have gone on forever. They toured for so long, so many dates, so many countries. Sheer insanity. I don’t know how they did it.

[@shanedowling9440]

Mark was getting tired of how big everything had to be, that he didn’t recognise very many people during tours, and a guitar got stolen

[@gregleblanc9357]

I was fortunate enough to see them live in Houston, TX on August 17th, 1985. Most AWESOME concert I EVER Experienced. Simply Amazing

[@annetteturner5972]

I was at this concert. Forever grateful. Love MK forever ❤️

[@juliomato9323]

Terry Williams on drums, ladies and gentlemen

[@tomlester8705]

Knopfler is such a humble artist, too

[@douginorlando6260]

This never gets old. The non stop drum rolls fit perfectly with the sustained finger picking rolls. And I love how Knopfler counterbalances the high energy with his voice. Also love the way energy flows up and down and then rises back up to explode

[@douginorlando6260]

Lyrics/story are great too. Guitar George he knows all the chords.

[@samuelwood876]

This is easily the best live performance by a drum (without a solo) in rock history. This sets the Alchemy live version above all other versions of Sultans of Swing.

[@TheBluebirdkev]

Glad you mentioned the drummer. I was about to do it for you.

[@tibby51]

Terry Williams on drums fantastic one of the worlds best rock drummers

[@rogerlewis6488]

Each person in that group is equal as a top line musician and that is why these fantastic performances look so easy and natural.

[@tom7471]

This is undoubtedly one of the greatest live performances by any band in the history of music! Thanks for reacting!

[@phoebelewis2788]

Totally agree with you Tom

[@bellix891]

My opinion the final guitar solo is the best live solo of all time

[@shanedowling9440]

Mark Knopfler is an absolute masterclass in tonal control and letting the guitar speak, so much of the sound comes from his hands and not jumping on effects pedals

[@Albert_Val]

Thank you SO MUCH for posting this, and with you enjoying it like you did! This IS an awesome performance! Thank you again and again!!!

[@mlong1958]

Terry Williams is an amazing drummer and he shows that off to perfection in this performance.

[@Aotearoa0]

Wow 🥺😳 Mark Knopfler has such a beautiful chemistry with his guitar. His support band so amazing 😍🤩 Love the guy on drums, piano what a fabulous show and Mark's voice so Cool 😎.

[@doodah2716]

Telling by his reaction, he has a GREAT taste in music. Respect 🫡

[@standurham2525]

I’m 60 years old and I’ve just watched this 10 minute+ version of Sultans for the first time. Absoeffinglutely brilliant 👍👍👍

[@anthonymoore1705]

i've heard this song so many times but it still gives me goosebumps.

[@lessehead]

I loved seeing your reaction! I am such a Dire Straits fanatic from the first time I heard them. I am so in love with Mark Knopfler, he has otherworldly talent. I have never heard anyone play guitar remotely like him. He is a perfectionist, a master guitarist, poet, lyricist, songwriter, and band leader. I have never heard anyone with a guitar tone like that. His solo stuff is so moving, so calming and healing. His songs are like little history lessons, just incredible. I can’t go a day without listening to him.

[@sallypineda4588]

pls react to reo brothers of the philippines. they perform this song sultan of swing its unbelievable you see and hear for yourself

[@phoebelewis2788]

I totally agree with your comment and I feel exactly the same

[@phoebelewis2788]

this comment is for Cherry Tree

[@jayhappy2300]

@@sallypineda4588 going to check it out right now

[@andromedarising5764]

Golden Heart and Sailing To Philadelphia are incredible albums from Knopfler. Hes a modern day Bard.

[@KNOPFLERSGOD]

This is one of the greatest performances ever from anyone, Mark Knopfler was untouchable during this time, any and every song from the Alchemy concert is fantastic, try Tunnel of Love next.

[@cr10001]

I'd echo Tunnel of Love. Also Brothers in Arms from the 1993 On The Night performance.

[@KNOPFLERSGOD]

@@cr10001 Yes, that Brothers in Arms performance is amazing.

[@rullmourn1142]

One of the best and most uplifting live performances I've ever seen. The part where Mark plays the sadly mournful guitar is beautiful, and genius.

[@joanmayfield4791]

Drummer's on fire 💥 I love when Mark turns around with that shitass grin at 4:19 to recognize the fill thrown in! This whole concert was like a religious experience.

[@GOTGames]

💯💯

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

Terry Williams is immense on the drums.

[@kippsguitar6539]

Drummer made a complete mess of it and it's shockingly overplaying without sensibility , apart from that it's great

[@kippsguitar6539]

@@Mind-your-own-beeswax he totally ruined it by overplaying without sensibility

[@michaelccozens]

Ever seen that movie "Soul"? It deals a lot with how creative people get into that zone of "flow", where everything's clicking and you're just dancing with the muse. That grin, to me, is what it looks like when masters are flowing together and making a total bigger than the sum of its parts. I'm right there on the welling-up thing. I've seen this so many times, and it never fails to bring a tear to my eye. It's just so gloriously human, in the best possible sense of the word, and God knows we don't get to trot-out the positive meanings of that term very often.

[@stefanwalfridsson5524]

Terry on the drums, oh yes, damn he is good. The song it self is a masterpiece

[@poweragricolo]

Terry here number zero absolute

[@richardeustace3784]

Alchemy best live album ever and tunnel of love the best solo

[@TheEuroace]

How he sings to the guitar, and it sings back.... Golden!

[@paulwood5803]

Many guitarists have a "signature" sound but no-one has one quite as distinctive as Mark Knopfler. Love your reactions, they are mint. Subbed.

[@gerrysmith5597]

I'm a 69 year old male - Love your reaction to one of my favourite bands matey - watch more of them PLEASE! Telegraph Road and Romeo & Juliet

[@hazelisaacs2201]

One night in London as the orchestra’s Last Exit to Brooklyn drifts into Romeo & Juliet is sublime.

[@Rackelhane]

This is one of the greatest songs ever. And Mark Knopfler is a tru gitarr heroe. His unik sound is just magic. I remember Direstraits in Greece..I was 20..The Girls where incredible..The beer almost free..and from the speakers everywhere you could hear "Sultans of swing". I was a happy young man..😀

[@MørkSjel]

Sounds amazing brother :)

[@Sighman]

I got to witness this live in the early-mid 80's. Valencia in Spain and Perth in Western Australia. Unforgettable.

[@pinkribbon25]

I saw Dire straits in Barcelona on this tour and they are such an amazing band live Class never ages

[@timlanganke]

That's one of the greatest live performances I've ever seen. I like how you were so positive and happy watching this. Nice job!!!!

[@jeffwheaton1733]

The Telegraph road recommendation is spot on.....

[@daphnethurlow5388]

It's amazing

[@karlfran0404]

This is seriously one of my top two live performances ever captured on film. There are two guitar solos. The first one was epic, then… boom the second one knocks you out. The drummer is legend. John Isley on bass (wearing the cool white suit) is the machine who keeps the momentum building. Legendary.

[@Elerad]

This whole thing is just insanely good, but like you said, Terry Williams' work on the drums is absolutely incredible. The guy is playing is freaking MIND out!

[@jennywren7822]

I've read in comments that Terry's father was in the audience and watching him for the first time, that maybe the reason why 😉

[@tompickles9798]

Hi G.O.T there's no shame in being emotional where music is concerned that's what it's supposed to do. BROTHERS IN ARMS brings me to tears every time. GREAT REACTION AS ALWAYS.

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

The whole album is great! When I was younger, did a lot of long haul driving…. The album was a must play! Stay safe, stay sane, stay Strong Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@phoebelewis2788]

Me too and that song will always be a classic

[@lilianakarapas9112]

You will never hear anyone trying to copy MK because his guitar style is so unusual & unique. And very difficult to replicate.

[@musiclover9361]

Terry Williams on drums is on a different planet on this song!

[@phoebelewis2788]

In my opinion they are the best ever and nobody will ever be able to follow their brilliant performances. I have seen them live and it was a pure adventure and they did 4 encores. Mark, the lead guitarist, is an absolute musical genius and he is left handed playing a right hand guitar. He is also rated at number 27 from the 100 best guitarist ever. Great reaction and I could tell they blew you away as they do anybody that listens to their music.

[@lydiabentley3413]

I really liked your comment and I think I’m addicted to the music and I always give it that little bit extra

[@harlech52]

why so low - 27?

[@martindavis4632]

How can mark be rated as low as 27 that’s sooo wrong him and David Gilmore my top 1+2 of all time

[@corbe1970ify]

A 7 year old compiled that top 100 guitarist list they had prince, the edge from u2 and Kurt cobain rated higher than knopfler, NEVER IN I MILLION TRILLION YEARS were they even close to knopflers standard, utter pish that list 👎🏻

[@TheKingofhighbury]

He sung and the guitar responded. That is what makes this song. The guitar is the main character.

[@MC-yz3js]

Terry Williams..One of the Best drummers ever.. Great Rock n Roll !

[@raycewilliams3300]

Wow, What a HUGE difference. The studio version was 5:47 and this live version is 12:29. I always thought that Mark was a great guitarist and this certainly proves it at least to me. This ia a genuine masterpiece. Thanks for reacting to it.

[@phoebelewis2788]

The greatest bands always sound better live

[@jamesmattingly9773]

I absolutely love ❤️ watching Mark’ s reaction to the music he enjoys. He really gets into it.

[@doughaviland1729]

Mark Knoffler is an absolute GENIUS! If you enjoyed their ALCAMY TOUR version of Sultans of Swing, you REALLLY need to hear TELEGRAPH ROAD from the same concert with a five minute outro solo by Mark that is STUNNING!😂

[@Jacqueline.1964]

This is one of the greatest songs of my youth (born in the 60's) and it still rocks!

[@GOTGames]

Really does! Still awesome!!

[@mstewart109]

The drummer is so good. I grew up listening to this on the radio. Wasn't hearing that amazing drumming then. Guitar is great but that drum keeping up is fire!!

[@mstewart109]

70s was my awestruck era of raw talent...I will recommend, but it won't be mainstream popular to garnish tons of requests so I stop requesting.

[@markwinstanley9901]

Alchemy is one of, if not the best live album ever recorded. No overdubs, pure live brilliance

[@garrycroft4215]

I’m an OG and back in the day saw them Twice here in the UK.🥰

[@hesch-tag]

Telegraph Road from Alchemy is even better in my opinion. It builds and builds and the last few minutes are mindblowing. The guitar playing is perfect (goosebump alarm).

[@james_robnett]

Completely agree.

[@thisisarri]

Couldn't agree more

[@Vorrutyer]

Always prefered studio versions, but telegraph road alchemy live is way better than original

[@bpetrikovics]

These two. Absolutely mindblowing.

[@bonostaffharlaar9910]

Hear hear

[@SamKnause]

Loved your reaction. You just witnessed perfection.

[@alanwood4968]

"IF THIS IS GOODBYE" Mark Knopfler wrote this after 9,11 it was written about people phoning home to say goodbye. It is absolutely stupendous and you hear his singing voice and accompanied by Emmylou Harris . You can see what a range he has for singing and writing.

[@espenvippen]

Fantastic song. Fantastic guitar solo. But the drummer is incredibly good. 😀

[@Galantus1964]

Im so happy you mentioned the Drummer, bc he is crushing it in this one , holy SH.. I mean we all know how absolutely amazing the guitar play is here.. but my God...

[@neilspofford2510]

Being a fan of good music that oddly enough is still listened to some almost 40 years later, it's sad that it took this long to see and hear it but on the other hand it's a joyous moment too because now it'll be a lifelong memory for him and he can recall " I remember when"

[@janethards16]

I read the drummer’s family was in the audience and the group went along with their drummer’s great response.

[@davidwalker5054]

Just look at the way they are looking at each other and smiling. They know they are playing above themselves and are on fire everything came together and fell into place that night. And the crowd will never forget this performance

[@dagmar.6954]

Love Dire Straits. They are a great British rock band from the 70's-90's. Mark Knopfler is one of the best guitarists around. They have had so many hits including "Romeo & Juliet", "Private Investigations", "Twisting By The Pool", "Money For Nothing", "Walk Of Life", "Telegraph Road", "So Far Away", "Brothers In Arms" etc. They don't have a bad song.

[@franshendrix1404]

Amen brother, amen!

[@MarilynPF]

Mr too.

[@GOTGames]

Money for nothing is another one I remember! Completely agree, he is such an amazing guitarist!

[@jjc5407]

@@GOTGames you really need to see the version of Money For Nothing performed at the Music For Montserrat benefit concert held in 1997 at the Royal Albert Hall. Mark Knopfler, Sting, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins on the drums and the members of the orchestra and choir bopping away in the background. Magical. Also you mentioned Knebworth '90. Money For Nothing was good, but I Think I Love You Too Much with Knopfler and Clapton trading solos in an absolute blues classic is something else.

[@shajanjacob1576]

Yes, there is no song of theirs that do not attract you. This can not be said of any bands or singers in the world. This quality makes them the very best in the world till now.

[@tenderbiscuit]

My favorite performance of one of my favorite songs! I never get enough of this clip.

[@johnm506]

Was atvHammersmith Oden London that night as a 29 year old in 1983 now 67 and it will remain along with Queen Wembley 1986 the greatest musical days of my life

[@tracycartwright3340]

I've always considered this one of the best songs ever! Ever.

[@nem447]

the fact he invented his own finger picking style without a pick makes him one of the greats

[@kippsguitar6539]

That is not even close to true, knopfler is amazing sure and he learned that technique from the great Chet Atkins and thousands of guitarists use fingerstyle on electric guitar, and knopfler is one of the greats for sure

[@stancook4014]

The drummer is also killing it.

[@johnwalsh7578]

Brilliant...the Drummer..killed it.. fantastic

[@ruth2141]

This was the song that "made" the first incarnation of Dire Straits and got them their first sell-titled album in 1978. After some creative differences in the early 80's led to personnel changes, the band developed their style of longer songs with more complex arrangements. This concert was in 1983 and this version of "Sultans of Swing" makes me unable to listen to the studio version anymore, the difference in the drumming in particular.

[@GOTGames]

Completely agree! This replaces the studio version for me

[@veralang5261]

I agree this is THE best version for me as well!!!👍👌

[@adam.4487]

Man that drummer sure has some stamina! Like the Energizer battery! Just kept going and going and going...

[@quintondees4501]

Agree 💯, this is one of my all time favorite songs. Absolutely love every aspect of it. Cool groove..... amazing

[@WiseOwl_so_1d_like_to_think]

Yep, Dire Straits remains my top band of all times! This album (Sultan of Swing) and Making Movies… Mark Knopfler on the guitar is an artist you really want younger people to discover.

[@phoebelewis2788]

Totally agree

[@margaretirvine3267]

Genius - just when you think it cant get any better it does!! So glad I saw them live in the 80s.

[@wholesomegamer]

Your grin when the final solo kicks in....flashbacks, mid 90´s, live performance in Bielefeld....I stood in the first row and watched in awe his SoS solo....and he was like completly calm on his face...and I just couldn´t process how something like that is even remotely possible...I die one day happy having experienced that 🙂

[@bobmiller9313]

Mark patterns his 3 finger pickin after Chet Adkins. That shows his pure talent

[@rogerioferreira1798]

This is undoubtely the most spetacular music that I´ve ever heard! I hear Sultans EVERY DAY and this performance is the best of all! This guys were fully energetic at that time and this record was incredible! This is my preferred!

[@brenkelly1474]

Alchemy is the best live album ever .!!...not a bad song on it....knopfler on fire...terry Williams on drums... unreal.!!

[@gregoryburne5251]

Im 52 now and had Lchemy at age 12. I listen/ watch this easily 50 times a year. Btw, i often tear up watching this. Its beyond spiritual. Thanks for yr respinse. Best

[@paulaleckey1968]

This song goes to the drummer!!!! Outstanding!!

[@tonygardiner2672]

One second into this performance, you just know you're listening to greatness!

[@magidog8582]

Wasn't at Alchemy😢😮😟 but I did see them in 82 at the Orange County Fairgrounds,summer night, outside arena...I've been blessed.😉

[@148ESTHER]

There is nothing like that today. A time when Real musicians, playing great, Real music, enjoying the stage, happy to perform and jam for their public.

[@richardgoddard37]

I saw them live on the tour after this in a cattle shed in Shepton Mallet ! My very first proper concert, and still my favourite. Just pick literally any song from Alchemy and it'll blow you away.

[@CaptChaos1964]

I’m pretty certain the Shelton Mallet show was the very first one played for the Brothers in Arms tour, amazing experience.

[@richardhargrave6082]

I was there when this was filmed at Hammersmith in July 1983! I was just 18 and it was the second concert I went to (The first was Rolling Stones, Still Life at Wembley) and it was brilliant, but you don't realise how awesome until later in life. Terry Williams is the best drummer you've never heard of, even Mark and the band were turning to look up at him! You had, with Mark of course, Hal Lindes on rhythm guitar, John Illsley on Bass with Alan Clarke on Keyboards ably backed up by Tony Mandrel, what a line up it was! The whole thig was brilliant, we were on the balcony and it was bouncing! Now watch Telegraph Road.....

[@philipsimpson5513]

Brilliant so great to see you enjoy proper musicians. I am so glad I was brought up with the 1980’s music. You young guys listen to some of these bands and realise just how good they were live with no help from backing tapes or trickery. Mark is easily one of the best 👌👌👍😎👏👏👏

[@billstetler6769]

Iam 80 yrs old and really like Marks guitar work . He has some licks he got from Chet Adkins .another guitar great.also Mark is a decent and humble guy.

[@demikats]

LEGEND!!!Pure gold!!🔥🔥🔥 Such bands make me realise how much i have grown. First grade of high school I listened to them!lol🤣😂🤣 Great reaction!!!🤟

[@GOTGames]

Really does 😂 Can see the whole history of music!

[@carinvanhummel8621]

Mark is a legend🎸👌 Alchemy best live album ever made. My personal best song ever made Telegraph Road...a masterpiece 😍

[@michaelnewsomegreen5500]

I saw the concert live, I was there & being there was an amazing experience. I am a musician who has seen many, many concerts of major artists, & nobody, even Dire Sttraits themselves, could not beat this performance. The absolute off the charts standout were Sultan, Telegraph Rd & Tunnel of Love, please don't ask me to choose a favourite, I would never commit such heresy. At the time of the concert I was studying serious music at the state university. One lecturer commented, music has to be about more than one band, one or one performance, I retorted, Who said it can't? Okay Greenie you got me.

[@danevans5823]

Just perfect in every way

[@JS-be7wj]

I got my first Dire Straits album when I was 8 years old. Now I am 49 and my emotions still kick in the same way like back in the days. I heard every song of them thousands of times and will not get tired to listen to them another thousand times. This Alchemy version of "Sultans of swing" is the best they ever played in my opinion. So is "Tunnel of love" which I highly recommend listening to.

[@kathleenlind7595]

I love Dire Straits! Actually, Home Free does an amazing version of Brothers in Arms, it´s really beutiful...

[@martinstubbs7974]

Mate your reaction was absolutely sublime. Loved it!!! First time I have ever seen you react. Telegraph Road from the same concert is an a par with this, actually for me it's the greatest rock song ever written and will blow you away. The musicianship of the whole band is showcased. Loved your enthusiasm. Mark Knopfler is an absolute genius!! Best wishes from the UK.

[@GOTGames]

🤘🤘

[@carinvanhummel8621]

Agree!!! Best song ever made🎸🎶👌💖

[@paulwood5803]

tbh I'd say Brothers in Arms just pips Telegraph Road, the only reason being the the emotion and sentiment of it for me (Ex Services)

[@martinstubbs7974]

@@paulwood5803 Hi Paul I love the live performance of Brothers in Arms at the Nelson Mandela tribute concert in 1988. Absolutely amazing and played with such emotion. The best anti war song ever written . Take care

[@joeynail6049]

The drummer's Dad had not seen his son perform. He was at Alchemy and watched his Boy go absolutely Bat-Shit.

[@monikadyminska1754]

Terry Williams is killing it!!!

[@EdnaDoe-s2k]

This is music from my generation. Now you know why our bands are around 40 and 50 years later. Because they made the best music ever. I guess you can see how many bands are still around from today in 40 or 50 years. My guess is a few. The lead guitarist😊 and singer in this video does not use a pick. He plays with his fingers. How many guitarists do you know that can do that? Great show loved your reaction😊

[@chezsunset6131]

Wow, your awesome reaction took me right back to how I felt the first time I saw this incredible video! My eyes still fill with tears almost every time the slow part of Knopfler's solo begins. Really felt like I hit the jackpot when you also did a reaction to The Hu [another favourite of mine] recently too. Your enthusiasm is so infectious. So, new sub!

[@milphi13]

A big respect to the Sultans of swing, a Band , used to perform in Fun Fair of Glasgow , when Mark , was young

[@SilverionX]

I feel like in that particular moment, it was just the band. They were completely focused on that improv session, forgetting about the audience or anything else. They could have played like this for five people and just had a great time doing it. Completely lost in jamming the hell out. It's magical.

[@jamessouth3808]

Most importantly it looks they are having the time of their lives

[@pjb3583]

I love this performance, thanks for the love for the drummer, I totally agree! Peace from Ohio …