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Front row baby. If you see an idiot with a white t-shirt that says stoned again..that's me age 19. 😂

The sound quality is horrendous.

Setlist ROCKS 1:01 MOVIN ON UP 4:48 EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY 9:42 LOADED 16:16 w/ Dave Gahan (Depeche Mode) + Mick Jones (The Clash) HIGHER THAN THE SUN 24:37 w Mick Jones (The Clash) JAIL GUITAR DOORS (Clash cover) 32:00 w/Mick Jones (The Clash) CALL ON ME 35:07 JAILBIRD REMIX 38:55 w/ Dave Gahan (Depeche Mode) + Mick Jones (The Clash) Real set list: 1. Jailbird 2. Rocks 3. Movin' on Up 4. I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have 5. Everybody Needs Somebody 6. Call on Me 7. Don't Fight It, Feel It 8. Funky Jam 9. Come Together 10. Loaded 11. Higher Than the Sun 12. Jail Guitar Doors (The Clash cover) 13. (I'm Gonna) Cry Myself Blind 14. Jailbird (Remix) 15. Rocks Reprise

What became of "The New Sardines"?

Glasgow rocks! ...roll back the years! Always ready to shake on❤

it's odd to be nearly sixty & still have this one band as my go-to. they have an album for every mood, the dreamy explosion of Pyschcandy, the beautiful & melancholic Darklands, the stark and hook-laden Automatic, the all toppings blend of Honeys Dead, the pullback expansion of Stoned, and the tilting Universe of Munki. Every compilation release treats us to a personal invite to each realm and i'll bet we heard something on one of these and thought "Damn, THAT should have been on ..." Then they seemed to go away, but the side projects and solo releases - everything they added to confirmed that "yep, that's William" or "mmm Hmm, sounds like Jim right there. Or simply The Chain with yet another link. Damage and Joy rounded up a lot of tidbits and added new ones, and further expansions while never losing their cool. And now we have Glasgow Eyes, where we are jarred at first until we realize that they did the same thing on every album: Added or left out what we may have expected while proving that whatever instruments the Reids use we can count on something simple, catchy, dark and iconic - served up on a giant middle finger.

The Dust Brothers aka Chems version of Jailbird live.

I was there.

Ed ball for prime minister

Why does no one say that it's a facsimile copy of Sympathy for the Devil? Which, BTW, "borrowed" its structure from outro of Hey Jude.

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I'm an American and I had the privilege to see the bad brains play at the electric ballroom back in the 1987, it was just by chance I was in the UK thanks for sharing this video it's amazing I love the JMC,

20 minutes - thats yer lot !..lol

One of the best band ever tanks techno rock welsh pissed all over oasis

Haha Dave Gahan in the area.

SHE SAID I TOUCH A CLOOOUUUUUUDDDD

THIS IS A BAND THAT MADE US WANT TO START OUR BAND

1985. The Roxy in Hollywood. I stood my Williams side of the stage.

00:00 seagull 5:24 chelsea girl 8:00 taste

Dont you sometimes wish everybody would f#ck off and drink coffee?? Cymru am byth. Most underrated band of my generation.

This was the last great art statement band of the Rock Era. The Ramones would play 20 minute sets at CBGBs in 1975 but that was due to having no material and 2 minute songs. Pere Ubu were a pop band by 1985. This was on purpose. Intentional Art. Play 6 songs for 19 minutes and walk off stage. No encore. "Stop!" I saw them in Jan 85 in WDC and they played 35 minutes facing their backline. Most of the yet unreleased album. But the album wasn't out yet and the anger displayed here was missing. This was a reaction to 9 months of slavish UK music press hype. By Sep 85 they had 4 hit singles and they only played one here. Trip/Reach on b-side. Just Like Honey was out by now but they were in reactionary "anti-star" mode. Brilliant in any incarnation.

0:01 Just out of Reach 2:43 You Trip Me Up 5:02 Inside Me 8:40 In a hole 11:51 Living End 14:31 Cracked 18:38 "Stop!" 19:18 Show is over

J&MC was the first gig I ever went to on my 16th birthday, Oct 1988 Easts Leagues in Brisbane, Barbed Wire Kisses tour. Amazing night, character forming, changed me from boy to man, my ears rang for 3 days straight! This would look good with a stabilizer applied.

Bigger than Beatles, bigger than Mao

Just 2 years after Nirvana headlined. What a shift

Best band of all time. Seen them over 100 times!!!!!

The very best. No shite accepted 💗🇬🇧 ....ever.

*Go on* *Get out* *This ain't Woodstock*

Ghhghhuuu yughgb jjjjkii y;lllillllii love SFA 👊🏻💥

Second stage was a really strong line up that year. Radiohead also played it

Wonderful!

Saw them start of Give out tour and at the end, brilliant first time , shambles second time, Throb collapsed on stage and they had to finish set without him 😢

vapour trail rocks..

24:19 higher than the sun

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Dark days for Dave this was

I filmed this!

Maybe the most influential album of that time

I was at the front for this as Ride were THE upcoming band. The crush was unbearable so I moved back before i died. I didnt really see what all the fuss was about lol

If they would have only released Psychocandy, Darklands and Barbed Wire Kisses their legend status would have been secure

Moving on up is just one of those songs - it's irresistible, irrepressible possibly irresponsible and certainly incandescent...... it's a beautiful thing. I love the Scream and have seen them many times - the wore was once in a literal storm standing in knee deep mud at Glastonbury 97' and the best was possible on the Screamadelica anniversary tour at Brixton Academy - that night was SOMETHING else....... I knew I'd love them when. I saw them on some late night tv show - no one had heard of them - no one cared - and I am very sure no one was watching - they played what must. have seemed a very weird mix of rock and house - but they played with UTTER conviction - I knew they where true believers.....

0:38 just out of reach 2:43 you trip me up 5:09 inside me 9:09 in a hole 12:03 the living end 15:09 cracked

I've seen thousands of shows in my decades as a rock and roll fan. This gig was one of the very best things I ever saw. So pleased to find it here online after all this time.

My parents absolutely hated Tony Blair right from when he announced that he was standing in the leadership contest. This despite them being Tory voters. I suspect they would have preferred John Prescott to win the leadership contest even if Labour was set to win the next general election just as much with him as well as well as with Blair. Well at least Prescott was more down to earth & older not a young flashy upstart like Blair. Blair was also what we know call an empty suit.

Blair first turned to Damon Albarn to get the youth voting Labour but Damon decided he didn't like Blair and saw something dark in his soul. So he distanced himself from New Labour by saying he was a communist. Might have been in jest as he probably was just Old Labour.

Fucking great. x

Blair is devilish and a war criminal. I still can't believe he wasn't a tory.

Yo al ver que otros muy buenos artistas dicen que su banda favorita de creation es MBV MIS GUSTOS SON LA PUTA OSTIA

I failed to catch any of the footballs they kicked into the crowd. But that's okay, because the gig was ace!