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Santana — Soul Sacrifice
Album: Santana
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Released: 1969
Length: 6:34
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I learned air guitar with Carlos
Posted 1 month ago by laserace    [ Reply ]
Great song though I'm imagining how many people in an altered state must have stared at that album cover seeing new/different things in it.
Posted 1 month ago by brosen    [ Reply ]
 tragic_king wrote:

This is what I love best about Santana, amazing guitar combined with awesome percussion!

'Everybody love Santana. 

Posted 1 month ago by laserace    [ Reply ]
This is what I love best about Santana, amazing guitar combined with awesome percussion!
Posted 3 months ago by tragic_king    [ Reply ]
One of the things I've always loved about Santana is that its not just his amazing guitar work, but the whole band is awesome. Especially the percussion, which has to be among the best ever. And they are even better live!
Posted 6 months ago by tragic_king    [ Reply ]
 versalog wrote:

I am sure I heard this a couple of weeks ago in an office building elevator.  Weird!


I suppose it floored you 
Posted 7 months ago by grandemarch    [ Reply ]
 awhfman wrote:

Chipito Areas!




 Love Chepito!
Posted 7 months ago by Loke    [ Reply ]
Boy, it sounds just like the last time I didn't like it.
Posted 7 months ago by dwlangham    [ Reply ]
Chipto Areas!
Posted 9 months ago by awhfman    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

I love how this baby SIZZLES, from the get-go, AND NEVER LETS UP! If I'm not mistaken, this is some of the most gorgeous and evocative percussion, most exquisitely expressive guitar, most jam-passioned keyboards -- and everything else, ever to be manifested as magnetic flux; love it, dig it, always & everywhere shall worship it.
Amen.



What he said.  200% 
Posted 1 year ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Ohhhhman, the energy!!! I'm air playing all the instruments simultaneously. Yes, it CAN be done. That's right, that's the way! Keep going!!! You've got it!!!
Posted 1 year ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 2rkwood wrote:

This song ends in what must be Carlos' musical homage to a swollen prostate...



I am sure you meant to write, but lost your mind in this musical excitement, that this is Santana's homage to all those who are prostrate before such superior playing. 
Posted 1 year ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 versalog wrote:

I am sure I heard this a couple of weeks ago in an office building elevator.  Weird!




IDK.  I actually heard Nirvana in an elevator once!   ... totally cool!  
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
I am sure I heard this a couple of weeks ago in an office building elevator.  Weird!
Posted 2 years ago by versalog    [ Reply ]
Great segue into this from Eight Miles High!
Posted 2 years ago by rhiangalthie    [ Reply ]
 2rkwood wrote:

This song ends in what must be Carlos' musical homage to a swollen prostate...


?
Posted 2 years ago by Greyerwrit    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:

Those who rated this less than a 5 ought to go listen to Post Malone, Celine Dion, or Barney.. 


Or just not listen to music at all 
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
Those who rated this less than a 5 ought to go listen to Post Malone, Celine Dion, or Barney.. 
Posted 2 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 idiot_wind wrote:

I think some of us got so spoiled on the guitar players of the late 1960s and 1970s: Santana, Hendrix, Clapton, Page, Beck, Richards, Allman, Garcia, etc.

What do we have today? Dave Matthews?   Foo Fighters?



You're right.  It's a different era with different inspirations and incentives.  If what we hear now can even be called musicianship and not the marketing of image disguised as talent.  ProTools,  sampling and coding AI to craft melodies is certainly not mastery of an instrument.  
However, for the record and to be fair and accurate, Bonamassa and Morello and others can walk that mile with the guitaristas of decades past. 
Posted 2 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 2rkwood wrote:

This song ends in what must be Carlos' musical homage to a swollen prostate...




And, you are an expert on that subject?  Eh?  What notable accomplishments have YOU had in life?
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
This song ends in what must be Carlos' musical homage to a swollen prostate...
Posted 2 years ago by 2rkwood    [ Reply ]
I prefer the live version from "Moonflower"
Posted 2 years ago by Usul83    [ Reply ]
nearly as good as the Woodstock-Version where they took up speed during the song.
Posted 2 years ago by nmb    [ Reply ]
 Mugro wrote:

I believe that the period of 1967-1972 was the best era for music. This group and this song was a large part of why I believe this to be true. 




That is why I consider a lot of tunes from this era to be "GODLIKE & ICONIC"!  I am 67yrs old. But, there is a LOT of great music being produced now, that will be considered godlike & iconic in the future!!! Be open minded!! Radio Paradise is a great way to to explore new music!!!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 Piego wrote:
Mike Shrieve on drums in top form. My neighbor is listening to it right now, too. He likes it so much that he threw a brick in my window to enjoy it even louder. Soul sacrifice.  



Too funny!!!   
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
 bahalana wrote:

Carlos Santana is ridiculously underrated as a guitarist, musician and band leader. I had always been a fan since the 80's hanging with Mexican brothers in the military. Finally I saw him in Houston in the late '0s and what a gift that was. Genius. Going all the way back to Woodstock. Man, that's some history.




Not underrated round here mate!
Abraxas and Caravanserai kept me sane and rocking in Oman in 1974. Fabulous guitarist, fabulous music.
Posted 2 years ago by Driller46    [ Reply ]
I believe that the period of 1967-1972 was the best era for music. This group and this song was a large part of why I believe this to be true. 
Posted 2 years ago by Mugro    [ Reply ]
Mike Shrieve on drums in top form. My neighbor is listening to it right now, too. He likes it so much that he threw a brick in my window to enjoy it even louder. Soul sacrifice.  
Posted 2 years ago by Piego    [ Reply ]
this still smokes 

its 53 years old

good luck in repeating that 
Posted 2 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
SUPER GREAT!!!!  ICONIC!!!!
Posted 3 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
The first "mixed" party I hosted in high school we played this a dozen times....it was a good party. DS
Posted 3 years ago by dsobel    [ Reply ]
 LowPhreak wrote:
Time to crank up the auxiliary power...





I AGREE!!!!!
Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
I love how this baby SIZZLES, from the get-go, AND NEVER LETS UP! If I'm not mistaken, this is some of the most gorgeous and evocative percussion, most exquisitely expressive guitar, most passionate JAM keyboards -- everything, at the highest level ever to be manifested as electro-magnetic flux; love it, dig it, always & everywhere shall worship it forever. Amen.
Posted 3 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 keller1 wrote:

Michael Shrieve could play a bit.

And Carlos Santana's own comments about how wrecked they were at Woodstock are epic.  As an amateur musician I cannot imagine how they did what they did in that condition in front of half a million people.  For us mere mortals it's hard enough straight.



Sometimes I think that the 'Godz uv Rock' stepped into their bodies and just partied on for a bit... It's Holy Salsa.
Posted 3 years ago by DocSeagullRedux    [ Reply ]
ICONIC!!!!
Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
That was hard work
Posted 3 years ago by NE14_paradise    [ Reply ]
This takes me back to all those times I sat, stoned, counting the faces on that album cover...
Posted 3 years ago by rick1956    [ Reply ]
Carlos Santana is ridiculously underrated as a guitarist, musician and band leader. I had always been a fan since the 80's hanging with Mexican brothers in the military. Finally I saw him in Houston in the late '0s and what a gift that was. Genius. Going all the way back to Woodstock. Man, that's some history.
Posted 3 years ago by bahalana    [ Reply ]
 dsd wrote:
This was a great band.  This is a great number.  The snarky, elitist criticisms of Santana's guitar skills from people like Zappa mean nothing to me.  This is just rock and roll, after all.
 
Is a great band.
Posted 3 years ago by sqqqrly    [ Reply ]
Woodstock version: that moment can only happen once in a lifetime: deeply regret I missed it by a few years... Vive la révolution!
Posted 3 years ago by john_m_hopkins    [ Reply ]
I saw Santana 4 times and every concert was fantastic. One of the tightest bands ever playing live. The musicianship of the band members is always top-notch and talented.
Posted 3 years ago by todbothom    [ Reply ]
 Highlowsel wrote:
Come on now...you can admi it....you're among friends here.  Tell me you weren't duoing a bit of the 'ol "air drumming" there in the final couple of minutes?
 
Nah, I was still slamming they keyboard through the Leslie.
Posted 4 years ago by cosmiclint    [ Reply ]
Come on now...you can admi it....you're among friends here.  Tell me you weren't duoing a bit of the 'ol "air drumming" there in the final couple of minutes?



Highlow
American Net'Zen
Posted 4 years ago by Highlowsel    [ Reply ]
 fuh2 wrote:
Shreve, the drummer here was only 16?


 
Wikipedia says:
Shrieve was the second youngest musician to perform at Woodstock in 1969, being aged 20. His drum solo during "Soul Sacrifice" in the Woodstock film has been described as "electrifying",
Posted 4 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
 robmoyer wrote:
Turn it up!!
 
I'm giving her all she's got captain!
Posted 4 years ago by NoisyMiner    [ Reply ]
 khardog145 wrote:
We were freshmen in h.s. when the woodstock movie came out.  All of us girls were totally in love with Michael Shrieve.  LOL.
 

I'm an old dude but I think I love him too, what a talent.
Posted 4 years ago by NoisyMiner    [ Reply ]
We were freshmen in h.s. when the woodstock movie came out.  All of us girls were totally in love with Michael Shrieve.  LOL.
Posted 4 years ago by khardog145    [ Reply ]
Only twice in the last 30 days?  
think of it as involuntary aerobic workout for your heart!!!!!
this song does everyones heart good!
Posted 4 years ago by mikedgreene    [ Reply ]
 cavemanleong wrote:
Damn! This song is as old as I am! I LOVE IT! 
 
Almost as old as I am!
Posted 4 years ago by BebePassiflora    [ Reply ]
 robmoyer wrote:
Turn it up!!
 
I am!
Posted 4 years ago by BebePassiflora    [ Reply ]
I can rate this Godlike if I want to.
Posted 4 years ago by BebePassiflora    [ Reply ]
Turn it up!!
Posted 4 years ago by robmoyer    [ Reply ]
Damn! This song is as old as I am! I LOVE IT! 
Posted 4 years ago by cavemanleong    [ Reply ]
 eileenomurphy wrote:
GREAT tune! I listened to this in High school! ...It is even more magical listening to all of the details in FLAC with Excellent headphones, amp & DAC!
 

And the Woodstock version really kicks butt! They should play it here!
Posted 4 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
GREAT tune! I listened to this in High school! ...It is even more magical listening to all of the details in FLAC with Excellent headphones, amp & DAC!
Posted 4 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 Queue wrote:
That Hammond at the end!!!!   Powerful!

(but the whole thing rocks)
I had it at 8 but this evening ,after a refresher the sense at the end that it was live performance that happened to take place in a studio, had me imagining the musicians thinking: pick the bones out of that after the third finale... It's surely a 9

Posted 4 years ago by WeAdmire    [ Reply ]
 ThePoose wrote:
One of the must-see and must-hear moments in music history: Santana playing this at Woodstock. Check it out on YouTube. And Michael's drum solo—OMG
 
Great Woods, Mansfield, MA, many years after Woodstock. Joyous nevertheless!


Posted 4 years ago by bimmerfan739    [ Reply ]
I've seen God!
Posted 4 years ago by NoisyMiner    [ Reply ]
Santana can be simply amazing at times...."9"  
Posted 4 years ago by neptunejeff    [ Reply ]
Just CANNOT stop Dancing to THIS!!!
Posted 4 years ago by CrookedSticks    [ Reply ]
 chinaski wrote:
Jamming in my seat like a madman, air drums, air guitar, air organ, air congas the works!!!!! Man what a workout!!! Yeah!!

Anyone old enough to remember the Airplane / Santana / Dead PBS special from way back when? Bits of it are on YouTube nowadays. First saw Santana in concert at the Felt Forum in NYC touring their third album release, Malo opening. Santana was nearly two hours late taking the stage but made up for it. Those were the daze.
 
Those were the daze indeed!!  ;)
Posted 4 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
 idiot_wind wrote:
I think some of us got so spoiled on the guitar players of the late 1960s and 1970s: Santana, Hendrix, Clapton, Page, Beck, Richards, Allman, Garcia, etc.

What do we have today? Dave Matthews?   Foo Fighters?
 I fucking hate people like you.

Posted 4 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
 ThePoose wrote:
One of the must-see and must-hear moments in music history: Santana playing this at Woodstock. Check it out on YouTube. And Michael's drum solo—OMG!
 

Too bad Michael went one to join cheese masters supreme Journey.
Posted 5 years ago by dancindan    [ Reply ]
Although the style a bit jaded now.  I had to close my eyes and imagine myself at woodstock watching this.  The hair on my next stood up .
Posted 5 years ago by jbuhl    [ Reply ]
Michael Shrieve could play a bit.

And Carlos Santana's own comments about how wrecked they were at Woodstock are epic.  As an amateur musician I cannot imagine how they did what they did in that condition in front of half a million people.  For us mere mortals it's hard enough straight.
Posted 5 years ago by keller1    [ Reply ]
It's August 15, 2019.  
Happy 50th Woodstock anniversary, gents!  Caliente! 
Posted 5 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 nagsheadlocal wrote:
Still cooks after all this time - but nothing, nothing, beats the Woodstock version for steaming funk.
 

50 years ago!!
Posted 5 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 rgio wrote:
It is possible Santana has the most former members of any band....ever?
 

Maybe, except for the big bands of the '30s - '40s. But many of these names will be album-only studio players.  Some are still with him, and some move with him on various national and intl dates.  Still, those are a lot of former players. 
Posted 5 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
That Hammond at the end!!!!   Powerful!

(but the whole thing rocks)
Posted 5 years ago by Queue    [ Reply ]
What a classic!  Epitome of Woodstock and the 60's rock scene in general.
Posted 5 years ago by rpdevotee    [ Reply ]
It is possible Santana has the most former members of any band....ever?
Posted 5 years ago by rgio    [ Reply ]
pretty wild
Posted 5 years ago by SeriousLee    [ Reply ]
How am I expected to stop listening to this and go teach?! I just hope I can stop twitching by the time I get into the classroom
Posted 5 years ago by Egctheow    [ Reply ]
 versalog wrote:
The band is awesome except for that boat anchor of a guitarist.
 
Anchor is right; all energy radiates from Carlos.
Posted 5 years ago by meatmike    [ Reply ]
The band is awesome except for that boat anchor of a guitarist.
Posted 5 years ago by versalog    [ Reply ]
 SeriousLee wrote:
Great lovemaking song. {#Shifty}
 

Posted 5 years ago by Bev_and_Wendy    [ Reply ]
Great lovemaking song. {#Shifty}
Posted 6 years ago by SeriousLee    [ Reply ]
I grew up on the live version from the Moonflower double LP. That is quite worthy.
Posted 6 years ago by pbouchar    [ Reply ]
 BobbyCat wrote:
I need to give it more. Ooops, it's already at 10, let's raise it to 12 then.{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}

 
Your emojis dance exactly in line with the rhytm of the song.....
Posted 6 years ago by njegbers    [ Reply ]
When this came out, it was music like nobody have had ever heard. Game changer, and still great music.
Posted 6 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
 TheKing2 wrote:
too monotonous 
 
I guess you are not a drum solo fan
Posted 6 years ago by carlkai    [ Reply ]
too monotonous 
Posted 6 years ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
TIL that there are people that have rated this less than 6

Does not compute!
Posted 6 years ago by ianmoff    [ Reply ]
I need to give it more. Ooops, it's already at 10, let's raise it to 12 then.{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}
Posted 6 years ago by BobbyCat    [ Reply ]
Wow!
Never noticed all the faces in that album cover lion's face, until now.
Takes me a while, sometimes, to see the obvious... {#Stupid}
Posted 6 years ago by RazzCat    [ Reply ]
 nagsheadlocal wrote:
Still cooks after all this time - but nothing, nothing, beats the Woodstock version for steaming funk.

 
That's right. This is neat and clean. Woodstock is raw, smoking hot and almost off the rails. Better living through chemistry. 
Posted 6 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Still cooks after all this time - but nothing, nothing, beats the Woodstock version for steaming funk.
Posted 6 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
          
Posted 7 years ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
More noodles than a Chinese restaurant. Fine if you're in the mood, irritating if you're not. In the immortal words of Joe Strummer: f*ckin' long, innit?

 
Unfortunately, today I am not in the mood. And I hate any variety of organ music. 
Posted 7 years ago by handyrae    [ Reply ]
Jamming in my seat like a madman, air drums, air guitar, air organ, air congas the works!!!!! Man what a workout!!! Yeah!!

Anyone old enough to remember the Airplane / Santana / Dead PBS special from way back when? Bits of it are on YouTube nowadays. First saw Santana in concert at the Felt Forum in NYC touring their third album release, Malo opening. Santana was nearly two hours late taking the stage but made up for it. Those were the daze.
Posted 7 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
It's July 20. It's Carlos Santana's 70th birthday. Feliz cumpleanos. You da man. Still kicking it, on tour, still cranking out music, with Hancock and Shorter, and the original band. Muchisimos.  
Posted 7 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Time to crank up the auxiliary power...




Posted 7 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 molson wrote:
GREGG ROLIE ON THE B3!!!{#Bananapiano}

 
Neal Schon on the guitar too. (16 y/o) the soon to be Journey
1975-
Image result for journey first album 1975 
Posted 7 years ago by Faithful_Fool    [ Reply ]
 zenhead wrote:
One of my all-time favorite albums. I think I bought it used, way back in high school,  at Points Across in Greenwich, CT.

 

If you're into vinyl still this is out on Mofi ultra 2 gain.  Pricey but worth it for any fan of this album.

https://www.mofi.com/product_p/mfsl2-012.htm
 
Posted 7 years ago by jbuhl    [ Reply ]
{#Notworthy}    {#Notworthy}   {#Notworthy}   {#Notworthy}
Posted 7 years ago by hayduke2    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
More noodles than a Chinese restaurant. Fine if you're in the mood, irritating if you're not. In the immortal words of Joe Strummer: f*ckin' long, innit?

 
You say that like its a bad thing. Ideal record to get your money's worth out of a jukebox.
Posted 7 years ago by jt1    [ Reply ]
 Boy_Wonder wrote:

In 1976, 'London's Burning' was pretty f***n deep....

 
Eh not really :P

For Strummer, I guess stuff like "Atom Tan" was rill deep. {#Think}

Actually, I like some of Clash's stuff. But with Joe's limited 3 min. (or less) attention span coming from punk/new wave, he should STFU about other's choice in song length.
Posted 7 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:
I think he was only 19 when they did this in front of The World and got way famous after that! I've seen him a few times and he ROCKS

 
Santana was 22. Drummer Mike Shrieve was about 20. 

 
Posted 8 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
One of my all-time favorite albums. I think I bought it used, way back in high school,  at Points Across in Greenwich, CT.
Posted 8 years ago by zenhead    [ Reply ]
I think he was only 19 when they did this in front of The World and got way famous after that! I've seen him a few times and he ROCKS
Posted 8 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
 LowPhreak wrote:

Joe Strummer saying anything "immortal"? {#Roflol}  Yeah, The Clash sure were deep thinkers. 

 
In 1976, 'London's Burning' was pretty f***n deep....
Posted 8 years ago by Boy_Wonder    [ Reply ]
This was a great band.  This is a great number.  The snarky, elitist criticisms of Santana's guitar skills from people like Zappa mean nothing to me.  This is just rock and roll, after all.
Posted 8 years ago by dsd    [ Reply ]
I saw them in Perugia, Italy in 2006 while on holiday with my wife and two kids. That was all part of their upbringing {#Wink}. Soul Sacrifice was in the encore.

 
Posted 8 years ago by justin4kick    [ Reply ]
 Imagi wrote:
The first time Santana played at the Fillmore East, they brought the house down! We all stood up throughout the night.

 
Seems like yesterday.
Posted 8 years ago by FrankDebbieCote    [ Reply ]
The first time Santana played at the Fillmore East, they brought the house down! We all stood up throughout the night.
Posted 8 years ago by Imagi    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
More noodles than a Chinese restaurant. Fine if you're in the mood, irritating if you're not. In the immortal words of Joe Strummer: f*ckin' long, innit?

 
Joe Strummer saying anything "immortal"? {#Roflol}  Yeah, The Clash sure were deep thinkers. 


Posted 8 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
The new Santana IV album is kind of neat. A couple of really smoking cuts. Most of the original band, as the guys here, at Woodstock, and through the first 3 - 4 albums. Santana and Schon trade some hot licks, and that percussion and drum attack remains first class. 
 
Posted 8 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Hard to listen to while I'm here at work.
Posted 8 years ago by coyote620    [ Reply ]
More noodles than a Chinese restaurant. Fine if you're in the mood, irritating if you're not. In the immortal words of Joe Strummer: f*ckin' long, innit?
Posted 8 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 ThePoose wrote:
One of the must-see and must-hear moments in music history: Santana playing this at Woodstock. Check it out on YouTube. And Michael's drum solo—OMG!

 
In an interview Carlos said that he dropped some acid just before his performance was rescheduled, and that as he played this number he was having a rough time dominating his guitar because it was turning into a snake. He was praying to God to be able to "stay in time and in tune". That would account for all the face-scrunching going on in the Woodstock film. Whew!

Here's the film clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqZceAQSJvc

And here's the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8LcqwL8a00


Posted 8 years ago by Otomi    [ Reply ]
 ThePoose wrote:
One of the must-see and must-hear moments in music history: Santana playing this at Woodstock. Check it out on YouTube. And Michael's drum solo—OMG!

 
Absolutely {#Dancingbanana_2}{#Drummer}
And the drummer was only 19 years old or so.

In fact, watch the whole Woodstock movie.
There are some gems there. 
Posted 8 years ago by OHMish    [ Reply ]
Brilliantly self-indulgent. Most Santana songs sound the same as the last, but this one is a little different, if a bit too long.
Posted 8 years ago by ppopp    [ Reply ]
Gregg Rolie burns up the B3 on this!
Posted 8 years ago by Old_Pat    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:
. First 4 albums of the original line up.

 
yep, my favorites are Santana 3 and Caravanserai
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:
 
 mrselfdestruct wrote:
Satanna needs to go back to hell where he came from.

  
I'm not a Santana fan and I find all his work a bit cheesy and dated. But your comment goes a bit far.

A pox on you, selfdestruct. 
The music and the musician(s) have stood the test of time. At least some of it has. First 4 albums of the original line up. Who and which, btw, are back touring together. As Santana and Journey. Yeah, I know, geriatric rock. Old dudes need the bread. CDs don't sell, streaming doesn't pay, what's a 68 year old drummer to do?  
But this track, and most others from these guys for the next 5 years after, were unsurpassed for musical power. So satan this. {#Chillpill} 
Posted 8 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 mrselfdestruct wrote:
Satanna needs to go back to hell where he came from.

 
I'm not a Santana fan and I find all his work a bit cheesy and dated. But your comment goes a bit far.
Posted 8 years ago by Kaw    [ Reply ]
I just feel really good when I hear this album..masterstroke track.      {#Bananajam}{#Bananajam}{#Drummer}{#Dancingbanana}
Posted 8 years ago by dew34    [ Reply ]
GREGG ROLIE ON THE B3!!!{#Bananapiano}
Posted 8 years ago by molson    [ Reply ]
Perfection
Posted 9 years ago by Brianmo    [ Reply ]
Is there such a phrase as "this one's really growing off me"?
Posted 9 years ago by 2020sk    [ Reply ]