Everytime as come sounds of this song I shure It's still heavy roots. Maybe it's a triusm but Budgie is one of the also best early heavy rock…band for me. I know: "yes we are now on the moon". Huston we don;t need help. Just listen.
I first heard them in 1974 a friend brought back from England never turn your back all my friends loved them but you couldn't get there albums at that time I just laughed
Pretty great tune, by an underrated good band. I like their live performances more than the studio versions. May God and Jesus bless/save and protect all that read this. Have a great 2016 everyone.
Hey guys , do not get hung up about how Budgie should have been recognized for their genius,…let's keep it a secret ,..you are all in the exclusive club ,…enjoy!!!
@:Mishutaste: Led Zeppelin wish they could have written something with this much soul, instead they soul destroyed the people they stole from. Budgie didn't have to do that because like Black Sabbath they had a sound like no one else and should be rated alongside Sabbath as pioneers of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal rather than linger in the anonymity that has hung over them like a shadow for way too long. Anyone of Budgie's Lp's single handedly sinks the entire Led Zeppelin catolog with one finger and along with the also much underrated Groundhogs, they are the best power trio of all time
There isn't a single song I do not absolutely LOVE, except maybe Bored with Russia…lol…but the rest are just amazing. I am hopelessly addicted to Budgie!!
AWESOME and a hardhittin`track from their first selftitled album "Budgie" – 1970,Burke Shelley (bass&vocal)wrote it together with Tony Bourge ..man,Burke got to get Tony back on guitars ! :/ I loved & still love that era`!
@KevinR1138 While this stuff isn't Doom Metal, it does have some moments very similar to Doom Metal, especially on the first album. Songs such as Rape of the Locks, Homicidal Suicidal, and especially Guts have a doomy feel. I've always said that "Guts" could have been on MOR by Sabbath which actually came out a month after this album. Tony Iommi must have been biting his fingernails when he heard Bourge implement that same heavy thick tone and wah wah effect that he used in Electric Funeral.
In my LIFE …still…….Enytime….
Love me some Budgie!
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This was my first budgie cassette legends
definitely more like old Priest
Everytime as come sounds of this song I shure It's still heavy roots. Maybe it's a triusm but Budgie is one of the also best early heavy rock…band for me. I know: "yes we are now on the moon". Huston we don;t need help. Just listen.
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You + N.I.B. = The Author
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Cool af, first listen 🙂
I first heard them in 1974 a friend brought back from England never turn your back all my friends loved them but you couldn't get there albums at that time I just laughed
His vocals in the first two minutes remind me a lot of Jeff Buckley. Even their inflection is incredibly similar in Budgie's slower songs as well.
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This song is heaven
"Happiness is what you want."
In 2:10 he is in the army in Vietnam
Five people who thumbed this down need to get a life
Pretty great tune, by an underrated good band. I like their live performances more than the studio versions. May God and Jesus bless/save and protect all that read this. Have a great 2016 everyone.
Hey guys , do not get hung up about how Budgie should have been recognized for their genius,…let's keep it a secret ,..you are all in the exclusive club ,…enjoy!!!
I love Iommi but I love Bourgeois more
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I can hear how they sound like Led Zeppelin, but I just can't get into them like I can Budgie…
Muy especial…much respect to these guys, the unsung Heroes of Metal…
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@:Mishutaste: Led Zeppelin wish they could have written something with this much soul, instead they soul destroyed the people they stole from. Budgie didn't have to do that because like Black Sabbath they had a sound like no one else and should be rated alongside Sabbath as pioneers of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal rather than linger in the anonymity that has hung over them like a shadow for way too long. Anyone of Budgie's Lp's single handedly sinks the entire Led Zeppelin catolog with one finger and along with the also much underrated Groundhogs, they are the best power trio of all time
Couldn't agree more! Just recently discovered this track from Budgie and it's awesome.
Me too! Great minds, as they say!
There isn't a single song I do not absolutely LOVE, except maybe Bored with Russia…lol…but the rest are just amazing. I am hopelessly addicted to Budgie!!
Guys, stop putting your vinyl on cassette.
wowowo this band could not put or a bad song if they tried!!!!
AWESOME and a hardhittin`track from their first selftitled album "Budgie" – 1970,Burke Shelley (bass&vocal)wrote it together with Tony Bourge ..man,Burke got to get Tony back on guitars ! :/ I loved & still love that era`!
One of their best early tracks… classic psych Hard Rock!
Very underrated! Great Rock & Roll and a big influence to Heavy Metal.
@ntcutterl I first got turned on to Budgie because of someone selling their records, after putting them onto cassette…
such a great album, just a pity that you have to crank you stereo bloody loud to hear it!!!!!! Budgie please come back to Australia
shut th fck up and listen this amazing masterpiece, this is blues rock!!!
My gay friend showed me budgie whilst playing guitar on the internet. Thanks bud!
@KevinR1138 While this stuff isn't Doom Metal, it does have some moments very similar to Doom Metal, especially on the first album. Songs such as Rape of the Locks, Homicidal Suicidal, and especially Guts have a doomy feel. I've always said that "Guts" could have been on MOR by Sabbath which actually came out a month after this album. Tony Iommi must have been biting his fingernails when he heard Bourge implement that same heavy thick tone and wah wah effect that he used in Electric Funeral.