For me, this album is an endpoint in the evolution of blues and hard rock. Showing almost every punk band of the day what they didn’t understand of rock, the blues ('n boogie) aspect.
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Love his music so much ! Happy to see he gets some love here too !
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Belle petite pièce 
The glitchy Fourth World explorations of Jon Hassell:
Apparently, he’s experiencing health issues and hard times right now, so if you’re looking for candidates for your Bandcamp Friday purchases for July, his back catalogue (and forthcoming new album) would be good candidates. Additionally, his family has a GoFundMe campaign for him:
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Music: “Solar Observer” written and produced for this video by Lars Leonhard
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Une merveille 
The moment I found this I came here to share it because, well, just listen:
(I did check to see if it had already been posted just because I couldn’t believe I’d seen it first)
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I know what you mean. It retrospect there sure was a lot of good mainstream music back in the punk days. But I did first hear back in black at a punk rock party 
This is just brilliant!. The vibe/marimba player is pretty good to carry a lot of the melody.
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Jubilatoire…
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You have not checked well enough. I posted it 27 days ago. It is hilarious!
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This wonder!
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Sorry. I guess the search function does not look at video titles.
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The album is in my 12 faves to take with me to a Desert Island and I met Yanka Rupkina and the gals when they played my town (sometime in the 80s). They spoke very little English unfortunately so all I could do was convey my admiration with gestures. Lovely people.
I’m into a lot of stuff, but this is probably my favourite band and this album is rarely very far from my turntable.
Those time signatures …
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