I love the NHL, and I always get annoyed with advertising when I see Premier League Football (soccer). NHL sweaters/jerseys have some great designs, with standouts really exploring the theme/logo/imagery of the team. And then you've got Premiere League jerseys, with a MASSIVE chest logo shilling for some corporate sponsor and a tiny team logo in a font/height about 1/10th the size of that sponsor logo. No "I" in team, but apparently there are plenty of $'s.

Then again, I guess that even in the NHL there are advertising logos on every single square inch of the boards above the ice surface and under the glass.

Not to mention that damn near every single arena/field is now known as [Insert Bank/Corporation/Conglomeration name here] Center. Remember when those places used to be named for great players or coaches attached to the franchise, or some other thematic element of the team or city? I guess big props are due for Detroit's Joe Louis Arena and NYC's Madison Square Garden, the only non-shill NHL venues I can come up with off the top of my head (did I miss any?).

Sometimes I get all disgusted with how you can't go 2 goddamn seconds without having somebody try to sell you something. Yay capitalism, I guess.

Sorry, /rant off.

One of my favorite bits from his show is the confrontation outside, when he explains the 15 minutes of joy he gets each week, that she just fucked up. The show just gets better and better.>> ^Yogi:

>> ^Sagemind:
Hey, She said she wanted a boyfriend. He stepped up. She shot him down. Then she pushed his face in the dirt a bit. I wonder why she is single and looking... ?

She's on a stage...doing a bit. Whether it's Carolines or Madison Square Garden, it's still a performance don't interrupt.
Otherwise you're just a cunt like that woman in Louie.

>> ^Sagemind:

Hey, She said she wanted a boyfriend. He stepped up. She shot him down. Then she pushed his face in the dirt a bit. I wonder why she is single and looking... ?


She's on a stage...doing a bit. Whether it's Carolines or Madison Square Garden, it's still a performance don't interrupt.

Otherwise you're just a cunt like that woman in Louie.

Did not want to confuse the title with " part 1 excerpt" would not have fitted and less of these monkeys would of even looked at it if they had to read more than a couple words in the title.

All in all I wanted to post it for the light show and sounds.




In reply to this comment by brycewi19:
Weird, I didn't hear any chord progressions that resembled "Love Like a Sunset". I could be wrong, of course.

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The old thumbnail matches a frame around 5:26, so this is from the film "The song remains the same", and the concert was Madison Square gardens, NYC.

Never heard of this film until I was at Bowie's Madison Square Garden "Station to Station" concert in 1976. This film was the opening act. You can imagine the sound of 18,000 people reacting to the eyeball scene, took everyone off-guard. I kept cringing for the rest of the film, thinking we were going to see more of the same weirdness. Nobody knew what the film was, when the guy was looking at the ants in his hand people were wondering if it was Bowie in the film, that he had made the film himself for the tour. Definitely confused everyone. The band started playing "Station to Station" as the movie screen was rolling up afterwards, went on to be an incredible show.

>> ^ulysses1904:

His "Station to Station" performance at Madison Square Garden in 1976 is still my favorite concert of all time. He was brilliant back then.


He's always been brilliant. I rather suspect he always will be.

His "Station to Station" performance at Madison Square Garden in 1976 is still my favorite concert of all time. He was brilliant back then.

Fingerbang, bang-bang-bang-bang!

i took off from RI to head to new york to go see this show at madison square garden.i didnt get into the show and my cousin and i were grounded for a month.
it was still worth it.

I forgot all about this song, they played the crap out of it on the radio back then. I saw Suzi open up for Alice Cooper at Madison Square Garden in 1975, she rocked the house.

I got to see Bowie at Madison Square Garden in 1976, on the Station to Station tour. I still listen to the bootleg from the Nassau Coliseum Long Island show from that tour, his band was so tight, they were amazing. Then came "Low" which along with "Station to Station" was Bowie at his peak for me. A lot of the "Heroes" album was pretty disposable but the title track really does stand out. I stopped listening to him after "Lodger".

Now you're talkin'
I'll start
http://www.videosift.com/video/Going-for-the-One-Yes
http://www.videosift.com/video/Gentle-Giant-Proclamation
http://www.videosift.com/video/Gentle-Giant-Octopus-Features
http://www.videosift.com/video/Jethro-Tull-Thick-as-a-Brick-Madison-Square-Garden
http://www.videosift.com/video/Skating-Away-Jethro-Tull-Live-on-UK-telly

Accept or reject at your discretion. Prog rockers walk the edge of weirdness. Sometimes they fall over the edge. Sometimes they hit the mark and when they do it's sweet.

Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, and Brit Hume - The Unholy Trinity of FOX News.

I don't think Madison Square Garden is big enough to accommodate all three of those egos at the same time.

From YouTube: US gymnast Paul Hunt performs on uneven bars at the 1981 Nadia Tour at Madison Square Garden, NYC.

(Take it for what its worth)