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Oddball music movies and videos that I have in my collection from old VHS tapes, boots, etc... I don't claim ownership to any of this material and if you do and want it down, just let me know. I'm mostly reasonable.
Go to JoeyX.tumblr.com for a daily dose of music birthdays, deaths, and ill-advised tattoos.
Go to JoeyX.tumblr.com for a daily dose of music birthdays, deaths, and ill-advised tattoos.
Elvis Costello & the Attractions, Boston & Detroit 1978 - Reupload
03/04/2024 - Re-upload to improve the crap sound of the original upload. Sorry about that!
Pro shot in Boston and Detroit 1978 and some backstage chatter. Also see Geraldo Rivera, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, EC and the Attractions in a American supermarket buying beer, avocados and olives. I believe this was shot for a possible segment on "20/20," but it never aired.
Pro shot in Boston and Detroit 1978 and some backstage chatter. Also see Geraldo Rivera, Dave Edmunds, Nick Lowe, EC and the Attractions in a American supermarket buying beer, avocados and olives. I believe this was shot for a possible segment on "20/20," but it never aired.
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Echo & the Bunnymen, Swedish TV - 09 November 1987
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Lips Like Sugar, Bedbugs and Ballyhoo, Twist, and Shout, Satellite of Love
Teardrop Explodes, Live on the OGWT, full show, 1982
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From the Old Grey Whistle Test show, 1 April, 1982.
Echo & The Bunnymen // Pop Carnival 26 Aug 1982
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Echo & the Bunnymen - Liverpool - Sefton Park - Pop Carnival 26 August 1982 Rescue, All My Colours (Zimbo), The Back of Love, Heads Will Roll, Over The Wall, Do It Clean quality 9/10, source: PRO SHOT, time: 29 min I don't claim ownership to any of this material and if you do and want it down, just let me know. I'm mostly reasonable. Go to JoeyX.tumblr.com for a daily dose of music birthdays, d...
Jesus Lizard Live at CBGBs 08.29.92
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Single camera footage of an incredibly hot show at CBs, end of August, 1992. Over-sold crowd and I'm in the front row, spending most of the show holding up a very sweaty, shirtless, David Yow. I didn't shoot this, I don't own it. I don't claim ownership to any of this material and if you do and want it down, just let me know. I'm mostly reasonable. Go to JoeyX.tumblr.com for a daily dose of mus...
"Talking Heads vs. Television"
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A BBC Channel 4 production from 1984. Songs performed include: "Life During Wartime" "Big Blue Plymouth (Eyes Wide Open)" "Once in A Lifetime" "Mind" "Big Business" "I Zimbra" "Slippery People" "Psycho Killer" "My Big Hands (Fall Though the Cracks)" "Swamp" "What A Day That Was" "Crosseyed And Painless"
Billy Childish "You Make Me Die" a capella
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Billy at the opening of his gallery showing in NYC, 4 Nov 2011
Black Rock City 2009 from the Air
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Mattie and I went up in a 4 person airplane. The audio is hot on this as we opened the window and I stuck my camera out, but it's the best footage I shot of the city from the air. Thanks go to Kenny for the flight, it was amazing to see the dust storms washing over the city.
Saw them in '82 NZ They WERE real good!!!!
What an amazing show. I never realized they had a violin player with them. I saw they in 1984 at Ynion College in Schenectady NY. They were mesmerizing.
It really helps to have a rhythm section that can swing, doesn't it?
Elvis was king with his first 5 albums and cemented himself as a prolific songwriter with a slant for the human experience giid, bad, and ugly. No one does angry and spit spiteful like EC. He grew as an artist and this still came through from time to time. He still gives a wonderful concert without a lot of chitter chatter but enough to let the audience know how he feels that particular night. Music Artists that grow stay valid where ever they are. Elvis Costello fan since 1977 and following.
I pity the fool that has to follow The Jesus Lizard. (No offence to Polvo)
out of sight . YASSA .
Great blokes🇬🇧
They weren't a good live band compared to their peers, listless and dull. No power in their sound, the band plays like session musicians who lack enthusiasm. But Kilimanjaro is a fantastic album that still sounds great today.
At that time they were practically unknown in the USA.
Is he wearing a hairpiece here?
Why did they never release Screaming Secrets as a single? Would definitely have been another top 10.
as a teen elvis was king, his frist 5 albums were groundbreaking after he went county he lost his way. the clash will always be my favorite band for their left wing pro revolution political stance, but in terms of music, early elvis and the attractions are the greatest. Elvis also produced a great album, the specials first album, from 77-81 Elvis was king!
When I saw him on SNL I was hooked...his Columbia albums are all great ,(I like the country album) after that it's very hit and miss
i gave up on Elvis after "Punch the Clock" myself; both "Trust" and "Imperial Bedroom" were strong albums with far more musicality than the early albums. After his divorce, his songwriting declined significantly because he couldn't mine his adulterous, horndog personal life for song ideas.
even back then geraldo was a self centered smug pos
Watching those two not straight up hating each other yet, very sad.
Thank you for uploading. It's weird how there are different cuts of this. Mine has a complete 'Detectives' Did you cut this down?
I did not. This was how I grabbed it.
The scene in the supermarket is SUR REAL !
It was supposed to be part of an episode of 20/20 I guess either about Elvis Costello or about Punk Rock but it never aired.
Not? (Angry anymore?)
thanks for fixing the audio 👍
The supermarket in America is priceless. Geraldo is a groupie
Sorry to piss on your chips but I think it was a mistake to get session musicians in to replace Mick Finkler and Paul Simpson. The Cope ego was a beautiful but terrible thing
Every concert of Jesus Lizard is great, but that night they were really on fire. Holy shit!
I watched this on tv at the time. I was 15. ❤❤❤
Not to get geeky on the guitar stuff, but it's so cool to see Will Sargent playing a fender Jaguar, especially back in 1982
Always time to be geeky about guitar stuff! I'm impressed he has a humbucker in the bridge position; That had to have been a crazy mod at the time for whomever did it.
Saw them live for the first time a couple of months after this: King Tut's in Glasgow, Scotland, 23rd October 92. Still maybe the best gig I've ever been to.
It is...
poor pete!!
Julian as gorgeous as ever
Thursday 1st Apr 1982 : 23:30 on BBC2 A special concert recorded at the Riverside Studios, Hammersmith - presented by Anne Nightingale ... and having watched it all the way through, I'm disappointed. They weren't anywhere near as good as they were on their previous OGWT appearance in 1980 (which you can find on CZcams).
❤😅
Liar is my fave JL record
Travis Bean’s are GO!
It’s difficult to regard a person as great whose opinion of himself went so far beyond his real abilities, but there’s something unique about Julian Cope in his Teardrop Explodes days. I haven’t decided whether he’s daft for taking a pass all these years on the millions he’d have earned doing reunion tours with the Teardrops, or if he simply has _so_ much artistic integrity that he must refuse such offers. Some of his persistent megalomania probably factors into it.
Think I saw them in philly right around this time at the Khyber pass
5:18 What is the name of this technique of playing the guitar?
3:41 love play guitar Will Sergeant, and play drums Pete de Freitas
2:25 Fender jaguar 🤟
Ian Mcculloch and the Bunnymen should have been as hot as U2 and other great bands from that time, they should have come to the US sooner. But it's never too late! Please come back!
There are far more interesting than U 2 who are over rated
Pretty sure they toured the USA in 1981. For those of us who loved them then they were huge.
@@maryburke5423 I am aware of that, but it was too little, too late. They were here last year, but Ian got sick, he had Covid and his back was killing him. He didn't have a pleasant time. But he tried to carry on . when they came to where I live, I had Covid and couldn't attend! They are coming to CA in May, but I don't live in California...☹️
They toured every album, as soon as it was released, back in the day. That's what music groups do.
@@pressureworks please be quiet, im trying to get them over here to Colorado....🙂
Wow
early JL gigs were hardcore
0:52 Pete de Freitas R.I.P
Today, nobody understands this kind of music anymore......I saw them live in the early 90´s and I loved them.
Recuerdos de los 80. Estamos viejos!
Jesus Lizard was my first concert ever; as a kid; at First Ave in Minneapolis! My Dad is kinda cool😁 Great band, David Yow is one of the best frontmen there ever was and ever will be!
Not me thinking I was getting a Television and Talking Heads mashup only to be pissed off and confused why Marquee Moon wasn’t on the lineup
Badly underrated should have been huge
Only underrated by you. They are a great band and loads love them.
Got to see them for the first time in 86' in Boston at The Wang. A night I'll never forget!
I was at the show as well as a teenager, trying to remember if it was 85 or '86 but it was the Wang center 86, I remember being kind of cold as well was it the winter?
@@chuffa1130 That was the one! Yeah it was in October. COOOL! We went to Spit afterwards and then the whole band showed up to a party near Symphony Hall (Guy who owned the place, his name was Rick Wang but no relation to the venue) we were at & everyone including the band did a ton of blow all night and I was sitting at a huge dining room table, just me and Ian, and I asked him what he thought of the coke and he replied, "Better then the rubbish in our country." They invited a bunch of us to travel with them to Montreal the next morning to go the next show but I chickened out, I think we all did.
Wow that's very cool that you got to hang out with them after the show! Sounds like they were pretty cool and not too pretentious,
Not all, they were all wicked friendly and up for partying with everyone! Ian was a very pleasant guy. I think they had a last minute fill in drummer if you recall? It was this black guy cuz I think Pete went awol and this fill in guy was having a blast!
I don't think I noticed that Pete wasn't drumming, also I think I was up in the balcony if I recall at the Wang center if that sounds right? Great place for them to play way better than the orpheum, I definitely was sad when Pete passed away thinking a motorcycle accident back in the '89 or something
Worst sound ever....so sad
There’s better CZcams sets from this era.
CBGB was a great space. The audience was right up there next to the stage. Speakers were very loud. Bathroom was disgusting. Smelled terrible. Rocked hard every night. There will never be another.
Julian Cope has written so many great cool pop songs but this is the biggest bunch of duds ever assembled. Except for Tiny Children.
Nice joke, Carlin.
Log Cabin truely amazing. Get back to us when you better it... 25th of Never
@@chriscooke4477 We're making our first album right now. Just need to play gigs so we can afford to have it mastered and then pressed into vinyl or CDs, whichever we can afford. I am really proud of it so far.
The last couple minutes are just great when Julian is in complete control of his face.😆 They start and finish on my 2 favorite songs. A close 3rd is Great Dominions.
Ian was such a great singer back then. He can still sound really good but it's a shame what damage the smoking has done