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Blue Cheer - Live At Rockpalast 2008, Bonn, Germany (Full Concert Video)

Get your copy of the CD/DVD set here: https://bfan.link/blue-cheer-live-at-... Setlist: 1. Babylon 0:00:57 2. Parchment Farm 0:07:02 3. I'm Gonna Get To You 0:15:23 4. Rollin' Dem Bones 0:24:14 5. Out Of Focus 0:29:49 6. Just A Little Bit 0:35:28 7. Malajusted Child 0:40:44 8. Summertime Blues 0:47:32 9. Doctor Please 0:56:03 10. The Hunter 1:22:18 Blue Cheer emerged from the heart of San Francisco’s counterculture in 1968, diverging sharply from the psychedelic tones of their contemporaries like Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead. Founded by bassist and singer Dickie Peterson, the trio, featuring guitarist Leigh Stephens and drummer Paul Whaley, forged an unprecedented path with their thunderous debut album Vincebus Eruptum. Their roaring rendition of Eddie Cochran’s “Summertime Blues” became an unexpected hit and positioned the band as forerunners of what would later be recognized as heavy metal. Reflecting decades later, Peterson acknowledged their groundbreaking style, saying, “We made stuff that nobody else did at that time.” This raw and deafening energy continued into their second album, Outsideinside, rumored to have been partially recorded outdoors due to its extreme volume levels, cementing their reputation as noise-driven innovators. After a period of diminished success and numerous lineup changes, Blue Cheer resurfaced in the 1980s with The Beast Is Back, paying homage to the heavy metal scene they had influenced. The grunge movement of the 1990s also celebrated their legacy, with Nirvana’s producer Jack Endino helping to recapture their raw sound in albums like Highlights and Lowlives. Following decades of turbulence and hiatuses, the band found renewed vigor in live performances and returned to the studio in 2007 for their tenth album, What Doesn’t Kill You…, which was met with critical and fan acclaim. This resurgence confirmed Blue Cheer’s enduring relevance and influence, particularly among genres that prized raw, unfiltered power. Their iconic performance on April 11, 2008, at Rockpalast serves as a testament to their unbroken stage presence and sonic might. The concert captured highlights from their storied career, from their gritty take on Mose Allison’s “Parchment Farm” to the pounding energy of newer tracks like “I’m Gonna Get To You.” Culminating with their signature “Summertime Blues,” the recording is a vibrant memorial to their legacy. Tragically, Dickie Peterson’s death in 2009 marked the end of Blue Cheer, but their thunderous contributions to rock history continue to echo. Lineup: Dickie Peterson - vocals, bass Andrew "Duck" MacDonald - guitar, backing vocals Paul Whaley - drums Thumbnail picture: Reinhard Näkel MIG music online: Website: http://www.mig-music.de/ Facebook:   / migmusic.de   Instagram:   / migmusicde   #rockpalast #licemusic #concert