I saw Foghat in a club in the late 80s. Phenomenal to see them in a small venue , we couldn't hear after the show when we stepped outside. I think i have tinnitus in my left ear to this day from the screaming slide guitar 😳. Great show and good time . 8:06

Back in the day I had always had wished that Rush, Triumph and Max Webster had done a tour together. Oh well.

Best concert I ever saw was the original Foghat at Settler's Family Dining in Mandan, ND July 14, 1996. Maybe a hundred or so people showed up and pretty much filled the place up. Even with such a tiny audience, these guys totally killed it. Dressed to kill and playing in top form. Full concert. True professionals. They even did a free meet and greet afterward. IIRC, tickets were only $8.00.

They are now going into the Rock and Roll. I have waited for a long time for this to happen. It’s going to be special. One of greatest Rock bands ever.

Ya my man sweating half way of the first song. Rory Rock

Guitar GOD -- Right There ! GUITAR GOD !!! 🎸🎸🎸😎💥🎶🇬🇧

Stephen Housden , the man of the night..!!!

Pn÷and of the most talented bands to com the along all great musicians ❤

Wow lets not show Michael Schenker playing any of his solos on film

Them Brits can rock. Awesome band. Eight days on the road kinda reminded me of another great live British band, Humble Pie. 🎸

Best rock band ever. Even with the crappy video and sound they really sound great. I wish I could have seen them in their prime, they'll never be another band as good as them.

I remember watching this concert or videos from it on MTV when MTV first came out. That’s how I discovered Foghat. I was 10 in 81. “ Fool for the City” was a favorite

What’s the point of editing out the solo on rock bottom? That’s Michael’s signature solo…

There was a time when I knew these times would never end

The nose candy.....

Thought was in 77

The first time I was turned on to them in 1970 I was hooked on that band here’s a guy who only played for ten years yet he sounded like he’s been playing guitar for 50 years I picked up my first guitar then over the years I learned about 40 songs but I could never play lead right he was a gift to us all long live DAUNE music forever 🎉i😂he was taken to soon from us

A highly creative and virtuosic mixture of powerful, expressive music, stunning solos and interplays, surprising ideas, unexpected changes, topped by the stunning voice of DCT - simply the most innovative concert ever recorded live by BS&T. An adventurous musical journey for the open listerner!

When I was a kid I lived near this Portuguese club where a cover band rehearsed and they tried for ages to put Follow Your Heart into their set but nobody in the band could hit the high notes in that line "you've got to follow your heart". They had the rest of the song down but they never quite got that part.

They are not hall of fame material

Amazing

Amazing!!! And it's so refreshing to see NO CELL PHONES!!!

saw them on their Allied Forces tour with opening band Santers. Only 4000 showed up and those that didn't missed an amazing show. It was as if they were labelled a poor mans Rush which was so not true

They just don't make them like that anymore.

Empolgante, alucinante, arrasador.... Rory que falta você faz. Nunca vi e ouvi nada igual!!!!!

I was there

Thunderbox has some Jumpin" Jack Flash to it, and also a bit of Who. Long live heavy rock!

🥰😍🚂💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨💨👍👌🤙🤘

Super. Geweldig optreden.❤😂😅

I wanted to go to this show bit I was 10 years old. My parents wouldn't let me go. But I caught some great shows in Sealand Arena shortly thereafter!!! I love the audio. It's so raw and so live!! What a great band!!!

3:26 Duane walks to Jaimoe and he responds to the rhythm of the current lick being played by Duane. Absolute top tier band communication. These guys were genius

Anime characters would be proud of this rock band

Zthank for upload.i loved this band since i was a kid.now i am 56 .greez from hamburg deutschland

so pure!

Holy Fuck! Those guys put on a show! Rik Emmit is talented as fuck.......

Seen them 3 times, first was excellent, 2nd not so good (Boogie Motel), last time was more like Foghat's Uncle (as a friend put it) Still fantastic tunes.

In my first band, I made sure we covered "Too Hot to Handle".

I might be wrong about this, but I think at least three of them were classically trained on their instruments with many years of experience behind them. Saw them live back in 1972 and it was the best rock show I ever attended. A class act!

Saw them in Chicago in April of 1972. They’d refined it a bit. You can find a bootleg of that performance online as well. The took a break, came back and played One of These Days, Careful With That Axe Eugene, Echoes, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun. If I had to name one concert that stood out above all others, that would be the easy pick.

Ok, I’m a fan of Heart, Ann’s voice, Nancy’s guitar, the songwriting. But that base player makes this hard to look at 🤮

This whole cd is fantastic

So great! Thank you for sharing!!

My first concert was Triumph, Thunder 7 tour 1985, Reunion Arena, Molly Hatchet opened and there wasn’t a cellphone in sight!

Cant stop loving this!

They remind me so much of rush, only a little heavyer

Opened for B.O.C. I believe? Saw them 4 days later in San Bernardino

Que pressão !!!!

Gil is such an underrated drummer & singer !

Ive always wished to find this footage! Thank you whoever you are you rock!!!!

Had to laugh. They slowed down towards the end and some people started clap andi saod to myself that doesent mean the song is done you dont know abb style and sure enough...... I was right