First time I heard this I was reading a Sci-Fi book and This struck me a wholly appropriate alien culture music. I consumed as such on a long road trip. Really enjoyed it. I was 17 and it was 1991. I still love this album and listen to it regularly. Jan Hammer and Jeff Beck on the same bill is always going to be a winner. Luv and Peace.
I'm currently 13 and am trying to learn this song on the drums. I've nailed the intro! For some reason, I like playing classic rock music; I think pop music nowadays has branched off from it
why do the think being the most pop-ular is even a sustainable.. you're not even he Highlander anymore; too busy chasing someone standing still and waiting for you.. …and the
Years ago as a young drummer in a high school band John Bonham was God. When we decided to learn Led Boots Narada Michael Walden took a seat to the right of JB. Sill blows me away…
Jeff beck was the original guitar hero of the 70s. Basically the Joe Satriani or Vai of the 70s. He inspired that wave of guitarists and nobody could ever sound near close to him. All his alien sounds only Jeff could do
Exciting and busy in a good way. I came here as a devotee of Gary Moore's Back on the Streets. In fact, some of Santana's output is connected with this. Anyway, brilliant stuff!
who's the drumer?
First time I heard this I was reading a Sci-Fi book and This struck me a wholly appropriate alien culture music.
I consumed as such on a long road trip.
Really enjoyed it. I was 17 and it was 1991.
I still love this album and listen to it regularly.
Jan Hammer and Jeff Beck on the same bill is always going to be a winner.
Luv and Peace.
Narada rules the universe..Led Boots..two time signatures at once, you try that…what a track..
I love Narada Michel’s drum part.
What a track. What an album. What a guitar player.
Supernatural
41 years gone and this gets better 24/7👣
The legendary short out-of-synch drum intro by Narada Michael Walden is mesmerizing, and much imitated.
In an informal recording many years later Walden imitates the intro badly on another YouTube track (if it's still available)
So visceral, yet so sublime.
any jojo fans?
Very similar to M. John McLaughlin.
Did anyone mention the bass playing. Wilbur "Bad" Bascomb is awesome. By the way bought this in Korvettes back in the day.
Thank fuck I have this on vinyl and it wasn't well received at the time as I recall.
I'm currently 13 and am trying to learn this song on the drums. I've nailed the intro! For some reason, I like playing classic rock music; I think pop music nowadays has branched off from it
gotta love the color fades
Feb 5th 1977 Horden Pavillion Sydney ,with Jan Hammer .I will never forget it . https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/jeff-beck/1977/hordern-pavilion-sydney-australia-2bcad0c6.html
Savage sounds!
Narada Micheal Walden on drums.
Jeff Beck worked with ONLY the *best*…..
Which is better than the REST of you fucks, will EVER know!
always was a cheap, simple ripoff of Winter's Franken.
I love Jeff Beck.
* Michael Narada Walden absolutely killing it on the drums ! Wired is 42 years young and sounds as if it was recorded yesterday 🙂
FUCK
Only for connoisseur… La estupenda sincronización y la nítida producción del maestro George Martin, de prmera
One of the great guitar albums with one of the best drumming grooves ever played. You could not ask for more
The best drum track of all time.
The soundtrack to high school. Bought it when it came out. EPIC
Basically kick-ass rock….
Jeff Beck had a huge influence in my guitar style growing up. He's evolved his style over the years, and it still draws me to it.
Lyrics:
(Bass guitar)
"Mmm, mmm" – at 1:33
素晴らしすぎる。ただそれだけ。
One of the best first 1 minute and 6 seconds of drumming ever
well while i can't find the Mozart clip i want
why do the think being the most pop-ular is even a sustainable.. you're not even he Highlander anymore; too busy chasing someone standing still and waiting for you..
…and the
#EmperorYawns
Years ago as a young drummer in a high school band John Bonham was God. When we decided to learn Led Boots Narada Michael Walden took a seat to the right of JB. Sill blows me away…
god this song is mental
Narada Micheal Walden on drums!
Great guitar
ナダラのイントロは衝撃適でノックアウト
殆どドラムソロみたいなもん、繰り返すフィルインも一片もダサさ無し！
Jeff beck was the original guitar hero of the 70s. Basically the Joe Satriani or Vai of the 70s. He inspired that wave of guitarists and nobody could ever sound near close to him. All his alien sounds only Jeff could do
Walden said the cymbal at the start seems mad because the tape rolled just a second or two late — and they decided to keep it.
Exciting and busy in a good way. I came here as a devotee of Gary Moore's Back on the Streets. In fact, some of Santana's output is connected with this. Anyway, brilliant stuff!
Iconic tune! Mastery!
Talent, LMAO this beautiful human being is to music as love is to life.. keep rolling Jeff u r the alpha..