Poll: From a concert of which artist is this clip?

BaldFriede wrote: The footage is from one concert only. The guy who posted it says this in the description: "This is the only remaining footage from this concert. All (other) footage has been lost. Men were reported to act like animals and the women were reported to pass out".

The scene looks how Magma sounds.

Obviously it's Hawkwind when Michael Jackson was lead singer. Another group where you see this kind of behavior is Bread.

BaldFriede wrote: This clip is from a 70s concert. You see hundreds of guys headbanging, women hysterically screaming and even fainting. But who played at that concert? Take a guess. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cg5rQ7uPukLl_nUioIbiu-ZDZrc5BfJp/view?usp=sharing I offer one possibility for each letter of the alphabet. Since 25 is the maximum number of choices in polls here I left out the "X". For obvious reasons I had to remove the sound. Take a guess. Who is the artist that caused these extreme reactions?

I give up, who is it?

Like I said, it must be a 'trick' question. BaldFriede is a witty and intelligent member/s of this forum and wouldn't make a mistake, so I expect the answer to be depressingly clever, and probably obvious..

Well, I give in...WHAT IS THE ANSWER??

Ignoring any and all evidence to the contrary, obviously it is Magma. The audiences are reacting to this:

nick_h_nz wrote: Maybe it’s a joke that fell flat, and BaldFriede doesn’t want to own it? It does seem strange that she hasn’t returned to the post. 🤔

^ Along those lines, I figured it was best to begin with the last act, as that is possibly the most unlikely to be connected to prog. The track, according to the comments in the YT video is by an artist named Herobust who is a trap ‘n’ bass dj. That, of course, means he samples music. It would appear one of his favourite sources of samples is Art of Noise, and several of the Art of Noise songs he samples are more or less made up of Yes samples. This was probably the case since Trevor Horn, as Art of Noise, had easy access to Yes music to sample.

Don't worry...found it now :-)

A Crimson Mellotron wrote: Hmm, very interesting for a couple of reasons: As someone else said, this doesn't look very 70s to me, but what do I know... Secondly, it looks like a Slayer concert, not a prog concert. So, I suppose such reactions could be seen at a Deep Purple concert at that time. The other bands in the list were not really that 'heavy' in the 70s. Could be Zeppelin but I doubt it. (And finally, I would be absolutely shocked if this a prog concert - the behavior of the crowd wouldn't make sense)

Nope! We've already determined that the footage is actually not from the 70's and is comprised of numerous different gigs, including a Michael Jackson concert from the 90's.

It's some kind of trick question.