Also released on DVD... which I saw over the T-Day break. A must see for any Utopia, and of course, Todd Rundgren fan. Fairly low production value on stage, but the video is crystal clear, and the bands performance speaks for itself.The foursome is super tight, as usual, and the very respectful delivery of "Hiroshima" to a standing, and awe struck Tokyo crowd, is poignant and flawless.Only wi...
Anyone who still visits this website will have probably realised that I am currently trying to revive Soul Drift Music. I'm still very busy with University, but I really miss the blog. While I'm trying to sort it out, here are some new tracks you can check out: This ...
When Todd Rundgren's Utopia first hit the stage in 1972, it was considerably different than later incarnations. The seven piece band jammed long and hard to mystic Ikon set, essentially shattering Todd's golden-hit-boy facade. No way these songs were making their way to the charts, but I spent many a drive to and from technical school along the banks of the Mad River in the Ikon's accompaniment.
Also released on DVD... which I saw over the T-Day break. A must see for any Utopia, and of course, Todd Rundgren fan. Fairly low production value on stage, but the video is crystal clear, and the bands performance speaks for itself.The foursome is super tight, as usual, and the very respectful delivery of "Hiroshima" to a standing, and awe struck Tokyo crowd, is poignant and flawless.Only wi...
I have always considered this one of my favorites. I think it would make a good storyline for an animation on the lines of The Hobbit or Lord of the Rings.