Hip Hop Heads react to Peter Frampton: Do You Feel Like I Do!!! Simply Amazing!!

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[@toncuz8291]

Live Album was much better. The first solo is iconic.

[@marceldagenais1893]

Its a talk box.

[@user-dc6ut5uu3t]

I love you guys, but you blew it on this review. You talked all through it and over intricate guitar work. Then some of your commentary was just vulgar. You are better than this.

[@InspectorVol]

If you didn’t have Frampton Comes Alive album in the 70’s you were not cool lol.

[@richardcranium5048]

That's true, but he also played on what in my not so humble opinion is the greatest live album ever. Humble Pie Rockin' The Filmore East

[@markwilliams5606]

Or Live Bullet Bob Seger Detroit Grit 🇺🇸

[@billweis8293]

Can I get an Amen to that !

[@ed.z.]

Soo true!

[@leslie8743]

I had his poster on my wall in 1975. We would go with a keg of beer in the hills with huge speakers and 8 track tapes and dance until dawn. We had freedom and cops would show up take our booze and tell us to be good and leave. ❤ loved your appreciation for Frampton.

[@kathiek4239]

I talked my mom into letting me go to his concert in ‘77-78. EVERYONE had Frampton Comes Alive. Saw him again 40 yrs later and he was fantastic. Still 😍 but with less hair.

[@katayfa]

Lol. Yup. But still. Always a classic

[@susannebass5503]

The music of the 70s will never b repeated.....RAW TALENT 🔥

[@kathyblackwell4108]

True!!!

[@lilpoohbear653]

most bands worked hard on their craft...now, most are lazy and some just flat out untalented

[@raylewis2121]

….without auto-tune

[@freebirdtony]

Sho got that right. 👉

[@KC-gy5xw]

... I'm still a very tiny bit in love with Peter Framton, from the age of 14 when I first saw/heard him in the mid 70's....

[@maxbrazil3712]

Frampton was as famous as a rock star could be. I miss the 70's.

[@kevinminne1460]

In my humble opinion, Frampton is one of the top ten guitarist of all time by far.... very underrated.

[@clasmaster1471]

That’s a talk box that’s connected to his guitar through a tube which alters the sound of the guitar by the way he moves his mouth. And yes it’s freaking awesome!

[@civildiscourse2000]

Thanks for mentioning that. I feel like it should be obvious what's going on, especially given how the video production overlays his picking hand with his vocalization. But then I knew what this was back in the day so I'm biased. The important thing is appreciation for the performance.

[@littlebutohwow]

And he was beautiful to boot!!!

[@valoriehigginbotham3886]

He still is;)

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE sold 8 million albums in the US in 1976, 20 million worldwide.

[@sjd5750]

He and David Bowie attended the same school..Frampton's father was Bowie's Art teacher..Bowie was 3 yrs. older, but Frampton was in a band at 12 (The Little Ravens), and Bowie was in his band (George and the Dragons) and they would spend lunch breaks together playing Buddy Holly songs..Bowie's real name was David Jones, but there was already an English bloke with the same name in a little band called The Monkees, so he changed it to Bowie.

[@BuffaloBob-og]

He also played on Bowies Glass Spider tour.

[@hog7203]

This song put Frampton in the limelight and was in a way, his downfall cause he could never duplicate it's success. Still you can't deny the man's musical talent. He was a superstar in his day. Everyone I knew had the Frampton Comes Alive album. And the Midnight Special was the best thing on TV back then. Loved it when Wolfman Jack hosted it.

[@Mjollnir1234]

Eh, perhaps. He did have a real downfall. The Sgt. Peppers movie was terrible for him. The album after this sucked (with the single "I'm in you") But he was redeemed. And you know who did it? Because he went to school with his older brother? David Motherfucking Bowie. Glass Spider tour.

[@triacatz7139]

@@Mjollnir1234 they were school mates and pals after school

[@Wendy-ov5hu]

No Down Fall.... Amazing guitarist. He was amazing when I saw him in the 70's. And even better in 2010. He is amazing and so is his son.

[@aisaxonawiat6484]

​​@@Mjollnir1234.... "I'm in you".... is my favorite song of his.

[@rgmann]

This was the first album I ever bought, back in 1976, "Framptom Comes Alive," and couldn't stop listening to it! Almost every song on it was fire!

[@beverlycoulston8058]

Still have mine.

[@K31011]

Iconic Album cover grew up wearing that thing out .

[@ricelaker]

Color me cool

[@scottwhitlock9201]

I bought the album and did the same thing. Then he came to Mobile for a concert. Went and Gary Wright opened for him. Was great. Then Frampton came on, the whole concert sounded exactly like the album down to the the last note. We were kind of let down. It was great but we all thought we could have just stayed home and listened to it. Gary Wright was amazing though. All synths.

[@heatherlundberg8634]

I worked for RCA Records factory in 1976, making this album all summer long. I also listened to it non stop

[@cathynel]

Frampton Comes Alive! Was the BEST live album of all time. I was 16 and the album cover was on my wall. 45 years later I saw him sing this song from the front row! He still can play!

[@TheDivayenta]

What an experience- I got to see Donovan in ‘68 and again in 2008- and got him to sign my ‘68 Hurdy Gurdy album from him. Full circle!

[@markcosenza3274]

This played constantly on the radio stations, it was a huge hit!

[@davidhoy8557]

It was a huge album! Every song on PF comes alive was great.

[@triacatz7139]

@@davidhoy8557 is it still the number one selling "live" albums of all time?

[@davidhoy8557]

@@triacatz7139 I believe it’s been surpassed. But it’s definitely my favorite of all time.

[@48mastadon]

The version of this song on "Frampton Comes Alive" is even better. EVERYBODY bought this album when it dropped.

[@cablebrain9691]

Nobody from that era used the term, “dropped.” 😂

[@48mastadon]

@@cablebrain9691 You are right...."released."

[@cablebrain9691]

@@48mastadon 👍

[@charlalondon3057]

This was the ultimate party, riding around and parking album! Takes me back to the 15 and 16 year old me! Says this 62 year old woman!

[@lilpoohbear653]

yep

[@sambuhagiar1058]

Me too. My first concert.

[@s.mcpherson6354]

A TalkBox isn't any kind of synthesizer. It's entirely analogue. Instead of his guitar playing out of an amp, the TalkBox is like a mini-amp that sends the sound wave down that tube you saw him put in his mouth. The guitar sounds come out of that, and he shapes them with his mouth, just like he does with the vibrations from his vocal chords. And guitar face is very much like sex face. On any instrument, if you're *really* into it, your face matches how you feel, and you could care less how it looks.

[@MrOlliwoodda]

Thanks for the info

[@s.mcpherson6354]

@@MrOlliwoodda Thanks for the work you guys put in. I enjoy the similarities and the differences in the views in your group. If anything, I wish you were mic'd a bit better for when the songs are playing. I'd like to be able to hear more of those comments that are currently too low frequency.

[@TheDivayenta]

@@s.mcpherson6354 I’ll second that! Fellas, please turn up your mics during the song- we want to hear all your comments. ❤

[@jaynethomas7380]

​@@TheDivayentaNO WE DONT!!!! Comments are for AFTER the song. Not during. I'd rather ask them to turn off their mics since they are so rudely talking over the music. You like them? You can have them!

[@bradbloom5649]

At high volume levels like in this sort of context, over enough time using a talk box at these levels is enough to literally shake your teeth loose. That being said, didn’t stop me from getting one to figure out how to do this after first hearing this years ago. Teeth are still intact, but also I haven’t used it pushing over 100dB through that tube into my mouth. 🤟💚💯

[@zylem13]

I got to see Frampton play this album on the Forth of July 1976, in Nashville. One of my all time favorite concerts! He is considered one of the guitar heroes!

[@Yucchhii]

There could never be another MIDNIGHT SPECIAL, there's nothing out there nowadays worthy to put on.

[@tomroome4118]

He was a teenage heartthrob in the band Herd then joined Steve Marriott to form Humble Pie. After five albums he left the Pie to go solo. A very storied career.

[@impudentdomain]

Steve Marriott is a criminally underrated rock and roller.

[@matthewholbrook9153]

They should sample some humble pie

[@BirdDogey1]

I don't need no Doctor!

[@xavierdaume2757]

It was always considered that Frampton was a little overshadowed by Marriott (true legend) who was the lead singer and the most important member of Humble Pie . But when Frampton left the band he released this masterpiece album showing us who great of a musician he is. This album rocks .

[@kathiek4239]

We were so freaking lucky to grow up in the ‘70s-80s. The music was incredible and concert tix were CHEAP. I tried to list all the concerts I went to and it was damn near 100 (not including the great bar bands in Philly). I love to see younger people appreciate it. 💕

[@danacasey8543]

I had a lifesize poster of Peter Frampton in my room in 1973! My first love looked just like him (with black hair and blue eyes) and played guitar. Peter Frampton's guitar was great! Oh, the memories! Thank you for this!

[@sueprator9314]

Lots of us had a crush on Peter Frampton, even if we didn't know it...

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

This album and tour was massive in 1976 or 77,i cant recall what year it came out cause it was on the charts for so damn long,thats how HUGE this album was! It was everywhere on the radio stations and EVERYONE who knew good music had a copy of Frampton Comes Alive! What a performance!

[@susannebass5503]

It was 77 I saw them perform in Oakland California July 4th weekend 1977 in the Colosseum

[@ajruther67]

The album was released in 1976. He toured the album in 1977.

[@tomswanson7446]

I was fortunate to witness Frampton, Jeff Beck and Gary Wright in the Seattle King Dome in 1977

[@ElizzzaB]

😮 Nice!

[@ptflats]

His father was a music teacher one of his students was David Bowie. Back in the Guitar years 60’s and 70’s Frampton was one of the very best. He did had success with a band called Humble Pie early on.

[@xavierdaume2757]

You are right , Humble Pie was considered one of the first British super-bands were Frampton played guitar as a duo with Steve Marriott . But Steve lead singer was the star of the group. When Frampton left the band he deservedly achieved instant success .

[@michaelwayne1977]

We should all get to have as much fun as Peter was having here at least once in our lives.

[@steveandtammyb]

I saw Peter Frampton in concert twice - once about 1978 when my husband and I were dating, and again just a few years ago. He is still just as good in concert as he was back then! And he has his son singing with him!

[@itchyandred4131]

First concert I went to was,Peter Frampton,Rod Stewart,and Loggins and Messina when I was 10 years old I went with my older sister and her husband..........I was blown away 🤯✌️

[@TheDivayenta]

Jesus!!!!!!

[@maggiedub]

This was so fun! Glad you're discovering Peter Frampton. "Frampton Comes Alive" is one of the best live albums ever. Treat yourself and check it out. It's pure pleasure.

[@thisisitreactions]

Will do

[@GaryLBlakeley]

I agree 100% about this album.

[@Nicky-hr1qz]

I was 12 in 1975"" I miss these days so badly

[@terraverlage6834]

It's March 2024 now and Frampton is on tour.....seeing him LIVE is a once in a lifetime experience not to be missed. March 16, 2024 Windsor Ontario Canada....& Then throughout USA. Incredible guitarist. ❗

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

He got in car accident, broke arm, hands, fingers. He recouped and returned!!🎸🎸🎸❤❤❤🎤🎤🎸🎸

[@mcbeezee2120]

For rock. For R&B. For pop. The 70s were it. Nice reaction.

[@abmqa]

I agree 100% 👍 💯

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Yes, we're here to go on your journey with you, hearing music you've never heard of before. That's the whole point! It's very fun for us who've known this music since it came out. Keep it going!

[@Blondemom2855]

Music, I grew up on and I love seeing other people discovering new music from the old days. Loved your reactions. Peter was a genius with the guitar and loved performing. Had the pleasure of seeing him live in Atlanta. Oh Baby I love your ways is another one of his that was a big hit.

[@lancerx1759]

Peter Frampton has despite all his Pie of success remained a Humble guy

[@1177kc]

I fell in love with him when I was 15. Have seen him five times between 1977 and 2019. He would typically rock that hard for the whole three hour show. Amazing guitarist.

[@WinteryMix84]

Don’t ever apologize for not knowing something- we all have different life experiences and influences. Celebrate that we all have sooooo much to discover!

[@dougwalker3754]

That was totally awesome. Thanks for the video. I’ve never seen that before.

[@Bjy001]

Frampton is absolutely underrated!

[@johncrawford4302]

I worked 1 of his shows 15 years ago and got to meet and talk to him about playing and when we were done talking he gave me a handfull of his guitar pics to take home and play with. I never used such a small pic before, I will never forget that and still use those pics

[@bertcardenas7807]

Peter Frampton was not only a legendary guitarist but a huge hitmaker for a few years. His double album "Frampton Comes Alive" was on the charts for a long time. He sounds even better live than on his studio albums. Try "Show Me The Way" for another hit he had.

[@billwoods9302]

Frampton Comes Alive sold 8 million copies the year it was released in 1975. Since then, over 20 million have been sold globally. Everyone who owned a record player back in those days, owned that live album and it still holds up to this day. That audience at the Midnight Special had no idea that Frampton was going to literally play an extended live version of his hit to close out the show. Perhaps the most legendary performance on a tv show that was defined by legendary performances.

[@donaldduck2139]

I knew you guys would like the talk-box section of this song...I was sitting here saying, "you watch, you watch...here it comes" 😅wasn't wrong... nice knowing music from my generation is going to maybe last a few more generations... loves the response

[@thisisitreactions]

That part was sick

[@mongosaqqara]

Genius...man is a genius...for 2-3 years in the late 70s he owned the world.

[@ssgt440ces9]

No vinal collection was complete without Frampton comes alive.

[@AliasMark69]

I saw Peter do this song at the L.A. Forum in 1977. Frampton played a guitar solo, then a piano solo, then a drum solo in the same song… a 30 minute version of this song….AMAZING

[@stevenschoen1138]

Saw him in the 70’s …till this day one of the best shows I’ve ever seen

[@cog4life]

He basically put the talk box on the radar…..😊 you should listen to the Frampton Live concert performance.

[@cindyp1033]

Best concert I have seen. 1976 touring on this album. $6 admission. He was great and all the women were mesmerized by him. Guys too, probably. Gary Wright of Dreamweaver fame opened for him and he was great too! Frampton is still performing but has a condition that makes him have to use a chair. Bless him❤

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

This guy was the biggest thing when he came out massively huge! He is incredibly talented. Thanks for playing one of his best

[@lindazee]

Saw him in concert in 1976 at MSG in NYC. It was so much fun!! The crowd was super involved and interactive with him. It was nuts... like one huge party. The energy was beyond incredible! One of the best shows I was lucky to have seen! Frampton is now in his 70s and has had some health problems. What a beautiful and talented man, no matter what! ❤🎸🎵

[@richardstewart1989]

That was a Talk-Box that he used on this song. Joe Walsh also does it on Rocky Mountain Way, which is another song you should do. Thanks guys

[@targetshootr]

He was in Humble Pie before he went solo. Humble Pie also blew the doors off when they came to town. We made them do three encores which they remembered when they came back through. Check out "I Don't Need No Doctor" and "30 Days In The Hole".

[@racer6583]

this is the era of true talent,no auto tune or computer corrected songs it was one heck of a party every where you went in the seventy's, cause in the 1970's great music was all over the world!!!!!

[@vernhoke7730]

As I'm sure it's been said many times here, as a teen, or anyone who enjoyed great music, this album was a must have in your record collection in 1976. I had mine. Also it's cool watching my generations MTV, the Midnight Special where you could see all the bands you couldn't get tickets to see.

[@johngolden5257]

As a teenager in the 70’s being invited to a weekend party at someone’s house was the ultimate. I had just started in band as a drummer and it got around that I was cool so I was invited to one. I was 12! My younger sister listened to Shaun Cassidy, teen girls listened to Fleetwood Mac and Frampton. I remember a 14 year old Marsha Brady look alike girl named Claire who gave me my first great kiss when this song was on the turntable. Burned into my mind and makes me smile 47 years later. I still love Claire.

[@Mike-pi2bo]

Frampton did a Blues album too. He could always play. Under appreciated.

[@Doggylver777]

As a teenager in the 70s. I even had the same hair. I had all his posters all over my wall. So English too. Can see him wearing English coat and tails. Still in love.❤

[@Laura_Martin42]

I remember watching this, sitting on the floor about a foot away from the TV, one of those big old console units in the wood cabinet, with my best friend who had a huge crush on Peter Frampton. It was late, and everyone else was asleep, so we had to keep the squeals and screams to a minimum, but it was hard to do! Great times and a great era to be a teen-ager!

[@wen-nz3sk]

Frampton hails from Humble Pie. We girls were nuts for this guy!! 😍 FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE!! ❤🔥Double LP!! Uses a talk box, vibrations from tube to guitar, we loved it, looks like you do too!! 😊

[@mrnobody9104]

don't think there was anyone out selling Peter at this time. definitely peak popularity right here. also when he was in Humble Pie with the late great Steve Marriott beautiful music what a great time it was...

[@valoriehigginbotham3886]

I met him and he is so humble and nice. Every time I see him in concert he is always amazing.

[@quitoyume100]

More talent in his little finger than 1/2 the artist today combined.

[@russelbarnes7235]

I can tell you that Frampton was on the breeze in 1976 and you were on point with this reaction, my friends. I saw Frampton in concert in 2016 and he was Killin it on an acoustic gig. Lines on my Face, Show Me the Way, and the aforementioned Baby I Love Your Way should be on your radar. Enjoy your musical journeythrough.

[@robbinrasmussen3060]

Lines on my face is still my favorite summer jam!

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

I'M 70 AND STILL CRANK THIS UP!!!👍🏼❤👍🏼👍🏼❤

[@kentnottingham9635]

Every kid at school talkin bout the guy that made his guitar talk! Instantly famous!!!!

[@SonyaSwann-xm9xd]

I was 16 yrs old when this song came out ,I had the pleasure of enjoying all the great bands of the 70s in the coolest time to be a teenager

[@johnroberts5637]

When you went to see Frampton back in the 70's you got a fucking show. He's pretty much retired from touring, but may still do the occasional live show, and I'd venture to say, you'll still walk away feeling like you got your moneys worth.

[@ajruther67]

You were talking and missed when he was actually talking with the talk box, The talk box is connected to the guitar. That is how he getting those sounds from the guitar and his voice. He was one of the first rockers to use the talk box.

[@Vince6323]

For me, I have so much respect for his talent and musicianship, this video was a difficult watch. I wanted to yell at the screen to "shut up" because they constantly were laughing and talking over so many of the best subtleties to his solos. It was actually very frustrating, lol. That's just me though.

[@twwtjohns]

I began listening to Peter Frampton in the early 1970s when he was with Humble Pie. In 1975 he had the biggest selling album of that time with Frampton Comes Alive. I was fortunate to see him in both 1975 and 1976 as he toured nearly three years enjoying the success of his album.

[@mikehunt1959]

Frampton always gets looked over as one of the best guitarists. He was an innovator and one bad man on the guitar. He deserves his roses

[@DorothyFarias]

The "Frampton Comes Alive" version of this is a must-see.

[@abmeizfj]

I was in High School when this album came out. When the bell would ring, all the students would get in there car, roll down their windows put their Frampton Comes Alive cassette in their radio and crank it up. You could hear this song playing through out the parking lot.

[@robertrider99]

A very talented musician. Went to school with David Bowie. Peter’s father was the art teacher at their school. Peters parents played an integral role in his success. He is phenomenal

[@ArmandoG2013]

the song was that long - Frampton never had much radio play but his concerts were fire - when he released his live album with this song his career exploded

[@MrMinuteman69]

When this came out it was awesome how he used the talk box. So much great music came out when I was in high school. I am glad I got to live in a time of great songs.

[@kellymitchell3138]

The song was really that long, Peter Frampton was huge back in the day, and this song was an anthem for my generation.

[@bosbruin2001]

Best Song of the 70's. Brings back so many HS memories!!

[@stephenleblanc4933]

Best live recorded album ever

[@CherylHughes-ts9jz]

Devastatingly Handsome 💃❤️🌹💃❤️🌹💃❤️🌹

[@FLjeffinPCB]

Frampton is one of the world's best guitar players.

[@richardlambert3364]

To be honest... I have always pretty much felt this, even back in the day..... Early, for too long, nothing to write home about.... he about loses me.... then it kicks in, more than makes up for it.......amazing.

[@cheryljackson5659]

I LOVE Peter Framptom! Takes me back to my freshman year of college when EVERYBODY had this album. I saw Framptom live in 1976 at the Oakland Coliseum and he was amazing! Surprisingly funky!

[@yanah.965]

I love Peter Frampton & still listen to his music. His "Frampton Comes Alive" album came out in 1976 & I graduated from high school in 1977. My favorite song of his is probably "Lines on My Face." I'm pretty sure that that album is still among of the best selling live albums ever made. Every song on it was great.

[@garya7893]

Lines on my Face from Frampton comes Alive is smooth as glass one of my top 10 ever

[@scotturban4580]

Peter Frampton was with Steve Marriot and Humble Pie and did a lot of session playing before his solo career. Also, the version of the song from live Album "Frampton comes Alive" was never duplicated there was magic in the air that night. The Talk Box was big.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

He was in band Humble Pie, went solo, career great. Then he had bad accidents, broke hands, arm, leg. Career took a hit, nobody thought he'd come back, BUT HE DID!!!🎸🎸 🎸🎸🎸❤❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@lolitafoster6388]

We learn new things every day,so glad you can hear this now.

[@jom7604]

Finally he is getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It took them long enough!❤😂🎉

[@rogercoles3973]

He's playing the guitar through what's called a "talk box". That's actually the original talk box. He got it from the inventor. When he stepped over to the second microphone you can see him move the white box with his foot. The box has a driver (speaker) in it. He steps on the switch on top of the box which diverts the guitar signal from the amplifier to the driver in the box, which travels up the rubber hose in his mouth. then the guitar reflects from his mouth into the microphone. The guitar he was playing is a very early Gibson Les Paul Custom professional built in 1957. Back in the day, I think in the late 1970's he was scheduled to tour South America.They shipped all of their equipment by airplane which crashed, I want to say in Aruba maybe. He of course thought the Les Paul was lost forever. Fast forward to just a handful of years ago. Someone in the know went to hear a live local band on that island and realized that the guitar player was playing that guitar. Long story short. Peter owns that guitar again. It's in bad shape but, he still plays it on stage. He originally came to fame in the band Humble Pie when he was a teenager. They had many hits but, one of the most famous was a song written buy Ashford and Simpson who wrote for Motown. They wrote the song for Ray Charles but Humble Pie made the song iconic. Check out "I don't need no doctor"

[@carycolt73]

Still excellent today. Bald and battling neurological issues, I think, but still out there bringing the boom! Love him. ✌️🍀❤️

[@amjrpain919]

This was my 1st Concert! I had just graduated from high school. I was almost 18yrs old... 👋😎👍

[@patrickbrown-r7g]

You guys are the best. You let the song play without jumping in front of it because you need to be seen and heard. I learn from you guys. Thanks.

[@katayfa]

I have to say, the only eyes you are opening is your own, which is great and i give you credit. I'm a 60 yr old being entertained by reactions to my favourite music. I feel sorry for those stuck in 1 genre, rap. Who have Literally missed everything musical.

[@Synth_Waver91]

Everytime someone asks me who is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time, my answer 9 times out of 10 is Peter Frampton. This dude could SHRED.

[@whitneyestate1402]

Glad you guys enjoyed this. Peter was 🔥 in the 70s. I saw Frampton perform live in 2011 - 35th anniversary of “Frampton Comes Alive” album. They played every track, in order, from the album. Peter’s guitar and voice, which is underrated, sounded as good - no exactly like - the studio version. It was unbelievable. This was at Wolftrap, a small outdoor amphitheater in the DC suburbs. Will never forget that show

[@wallhome464]

In the 70's if a group of people were around, this song would be playing for sure

[@ElricX]

No denying Frampton is a huge talent! I love these types of videos! The format I've seen mostly falls into 2 groups. People who usually listen to hip hop / rap / R&B or people who listen to classical music. I think it would be cool if someone could turn it around and expose people who listen to Rock, classical, ect. to examples of great hip hop / rap / R&B.

[@sicotshit7068]

I saw him in concert in the mid 70’s, it was a great concert, especially playing this song. I don’t know if anyone did a talk box before him, but he was definitely the first one I heard use it. It was a great outdoor concert, at the Miami baseball stadium.