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When You Love
Where You Love
How You Love
Which Do You Love
Who Do You Love - Part 2
2)Mona - 7.01
3)Maiden Of The Cancer Moon - 3.07
4)Calvary - 13.25
5)Happy Trails -
6)Edward, The Mad Shirt Grinder - 9.22 - (Bonus)
7)Studio Chat + The Fool - 14.30 - (Bonus)
Chitarre Taglienti, distorte che galoppano hai ritmi della "West Coast" dal nome affascinante (Quicksilver Messenger Service) Con il loro Mega Brano iniziale di 25minuti "Who Do You Love" dall'Album "Happy Trails" Capolavoro Mastodontico e Manifesto indiscusso di "Hard - Psichedelic - Rock" - che con "Grateful Dead" - Jefferson Airplene" Erano i massimi esponenti del genere. Altamente Consigliato a tutte le "Generazioni" - The Glad.- 75 minuti circa di alternanza di suoni.
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Date of upload: Mar 29, 2018 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
John Cippolina's opening lead on Happy Trails is one of the greatest guitar leads in the history of rock and roll. It screams what the scene was like in the city. More than 50 years later I haven't heard anything better . We were incredibly lucky to have witnessed the future in our own time.
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I was fortunate to be in San Francisco during 1968. I also was fortunate to Quicksilver at the Fillmore one Saturday night. If I recall, Janis Joplin was there to. What a glorious experience to see them in the small theater like the Fillmore. Their music lives on today!
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bought this album on my 20th birthday still love it am 73 now
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guitar hero john cipollina immortal riffs.........this is one of the best albums of all times.....superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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One of the most underrated albums.
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One of the greatest bands of the sixties,the greatest time for rock and roll ever,so happy to have been around that great time
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Classic album from one of my favorite bands of my youth. Never tire of the Who Do Love Suite
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Still a fabulous album about 50 years later...
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One of my top ten albums. Listened to it the first time on and FM station on a foggy evening in Saugus, CA. It was like an acid trip without the acid.
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True story! When this first came out I basically had it memorized! Burned into my brain, every guitar note, every bass line, every drum beat, every moan & groan! Was in a record store ('member those?) with a friend, he didn't know whether to buy it or not. He hadn't heard it. I told him if he bought it and didn't like it, I'd buy it off him, full price! He said "But you already own a copy!" I said, "Don't care, it's that good. It's no-risk for me, I know you'll love it!" This was late afternoon... he had to work the midnight shift at his company. Come midnight, he called his company and quit!! "F*ck that! I'm listening to Quicksilver! Over & Over & Over!!"
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"Happy Trails" defines the late 60s San Francisco live scene better than ANY other band's live recordings.
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Ha! It's cool to comment among a community of older (I'm not say old, we're outside that misperception) Quicksilver heads here. I'm turning 72 in May and this album has a special place for me founded when I was 19 in early 1970. It was then one of my preferred "tripping" albums...this one, Mechanical World by Spirit, Live Dead and others. John Cippolina never earned the distinction he so well deserved. I saw QMS in concert a few times and they rocked, but by the mid 70s, touring, dope, pressures from the record label and diverse adversities had worn on them. How could it not? This album is perfection in every musical, creative, and mind-fucking sense. Thanks for posting it.
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Man these guys really know what a groove is, they stay right in the pocket, Pure ear candy.Thx for the upload.
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For me, one of the most iconic albums of all times and definitely a piece of rock guitar history. I first heard it in 1981 at age 15, I had just discovered John Cipollina through German Rockpalast and he immediately became my guitar hero. He was so totally unlike anybody else, his playing touched something deep inside me, it was kind of like those licks brought up lost memories of a lost world, something impossible to put into words. I just knew this was for me. Of course nobody knew what I was talking about, my friends thought I was crazy since that kind of music was already considered outdated at that time, but I didn't care, I just knew what I liked. Forty years later and nothing has changed, it still gets me like it did back then.
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I USED TO LOVE THIS ALBUM IN HIGH SCHOOL, 1968-1972!
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Now THIS is an album! All guitarists, whether seasoned pros or beginners, MUST listen to this classic LP. Thank you for posting this! 🤘🤘🤘
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Quicksilver: "Who do you love?"
Doors: "L.A. Woman."
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I adore Cippi's guitarwork, but don#t forget Gary Duncan, who gave him the flint to strike sparks off of. The two together were magnificent.
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my brother came back from nam and gave me this album, it took me a few years to understand I was only nine years old!!!
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@sheridanlee6836
9 months ago
I remember listing to this stuff on Aicd. God what a trip. If I could go back in time and relive 3 years of my life it would be 1968, 69 ,and 70.
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