![campfreddie](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 48
- 3 496 019
campfreddie
Registrace 15. 03. 2006
We Peaked At Paper - virtual book launch
The authors, Hamish Ironside and Gavin Hogg, speak to Si Galloway about the book. They're also joined by some of the editors interviewed in the book to discuss their zines.
Available now from www.boatwhistle.com/we-peaked-at-paper
Available now from www.boatwhistle.com/we-peaked-at-paper
zhlédnutí: 104
Video
Tommy Vance - Smash Hits of Today - Reader's Digest flexi
zhlédnutí 223Před 3 lety
The Toast of Radio One.
Brix and the Extricated - Totally Wired (Parish, Huddersfield - 2nd Nov, 2019)
zhlédnutí 620Před 4 lety
Brix and the Extricated - Totally Wired (Parish, Huddersfield - 2nd Nov, 2019)
League of Gentlemen reference confuses Nicky Campbell
zhlédnutí 264Před 8 lety
The best thing to happen during Sachsgate
Freak Party - Crak Therapy
zhlédnutí 9KPřed 9 lety
written and performed by Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Simon Wolstencroft - live in rehearsal at Decibelle Studios, Manchester.
Totally Wired - John Robb
zhlédnutí 701Před 10 lety
From Steve Hanley's book launch at Manchester's Deaf Institute. With Una Baines on keyboards, Paul Hanley on drums and Steve on bass.
Mercury Rev - Channel 4 documentary (1999)
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 12 lety
Short documentary on the band with interviews and music clips
George Best Tribute - BBC News
zhlédnutí 29KPřed 12 lety
How the BBC reported various tributes to George Best
The Fall - Carry Bag Man (Hammersmith Odeon, 18 March 1988)
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 12 lety
live at Hammersmith Odeon, 18 March 1988
Martin Keown talking about Gareth Bale on Radio 5Live
zhlédnutí 482Před 13 lety
from 23/03/2011. Keown says he would be "bumming up" Bale if he could
Jim'll Fix It - lemons and brassbands
zhlédnutí 360Před 13 lety
Perhaps the strangest Jim'll Fix It moment ever?
Morrissey - Top of the Pops appearance 1990
zhlédnutí 4KPřed 15 lety
Mozzer on TOTP performing "Movember Spawned a Nonster"
In Search of the Prisoner - part 3 (of 3)
zhlédnutí 27KPřed 15 lety
In Search of the Prisoner - part 3 (of 3)
In Seach of the Prisoner - part 2 (of 3)
zhlédnutí 47KPřed 15 lety
In Seach of the Prisoner - part 2 (of 3)
In Search of the Prisoner - part 1 (of 3)
zhlédnutí 53KPřed 15 lety
In Search of the Prisoner - part 1 (of 3)
Tom Baker Symphony advert outtake - audio only
zhlédnutí 142KPřed 16 lety
Tom Baker Symphony advert outtake - audio only
Paul Morley & Simon Armitage deconstruct "This Charming Man"
zhlédnutí 53KPřed 16 lety
Paul Morley & Simon Armitage deconstruct "This Charming Man"
That girl on the guitar!
Fucking A . Amazing
Still brilliant!! I'd have that white Rick in a heartbeat too!!
Ok I'll check the record alright?
Classic stuff. They don’t make ‘em like that anymore.
One of the best post punk bands Ever
can we please show a moments respect to that mans power to pull a devoted fox
One of the longest streaks of consistently great albums, M.E.S. and The Fall were always an absolute thrill in concert at the same time absolute masters of ego-less understatement, driving rhythm and utter cool. Nothing like it. One of the few bands I still listen to regularly after more than 40 years.
Didn't know the band until fairly recently. Like the hypnotic beat and Mark's lyrics and vocals.
2024. This is PUMPING! Gets better with age as the charts fill with regurgited hip-hop remixes and gangsta crap. Classic stuff.
Long , long ago !
Just looked this up to play to my nephew - bonus unexpected Ivor Cutler! Wonderful!
Brix brought a lot to that band
Thank you John Peel when I was about 12 👍🏻
Boss. Go ed.
I hear “the beautiful people” intro by Marilyn Manson sampled from here maybe
This is on CZcams twice so what do is I press on one after the other until there is no adverts. Thank you the fall 👊👊
irritates me beyond belief that this is a single note and senseless rambling for most of the song and it is still head and shoulders above anything i’ve ever heard before.
I actually like this interpretation, he's deconstructing the versing of the song rather than assigning it a new meaning. It's obviously about a boy coming to terms with and exploring his sexuality but how this image and feeling is created goes beyond direct meaning and bleeds into instrumentals and language methods. They go hand in hand and he's showing us that
Easily at the top of the "most underrated and important bands ever" list. Even if you don't listen to the Fall, the cool bands you love probably did.
Tom is fucking hilarious!!.
I'm 61 and was a big punk fan .but the Fall passed me by .I knew of them .but somehow never connected . The two sexy women , well placed to get noticed. Now starting to listen .
😎😍😁❤❤👍🤘✨✨✨🙏🎸🎶🎤👽
I have NEVER heard Baker with his native accent!
Mark E Smith was a Fabulist, a Munchausen, who seriously conned the serious arty farty types into believing he was a musical phenomena. In fact he was a talentless, bully and a F*****G C**T, whose alcoholism, was an example of his lack of ambition to pursue more interesting drugs. The worst kind of English entitlement that demands that everyone owes him a living just for being utterly dreadful.
And he disguised that by making a lot of good records. What a git!
Has anyone heard the actual advert that went out? I'd love to hear/see it.
I knew a dad of a friend just like him
You may not have been appreciated by the mainstream Mark, but The Fall’s impact on my own life has been monumental. Rest in peace hip priest. Your vibrations live on
But Kylie, mime that tune again and wiggle your bottom a bit Morley
This should have been an A-side instead of a B-side. One of his greatest early solo songs ever. Simple, beautiful and profound.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I bet the Pixies liked the Fall
*It's a good song. Analysing anything makes it dead on arrival*
Mark E Glitter
He sure told them 😂👌
Check the record... Check the record... Check the guy's track record Check the record... Check the guy's track record Drink the long... Drink the long draught... Drink the long draught for big priest Drink the long... Drink the long draught down... Drink the long draught for big priest He is not appreciated Drink the long... Drink the long draught... Drink the long draught for big priest Drink the long... Drink the long draught... Drink the long draught for big priest He is not appreciated Check the record... Check the record... Check the record for big priest Check the record... Check the record... Check the guy's track record Check the record... Check the guy's track record He is not appreciated Check the record... Check the record... Check the record for big priest Check the record... Check the record... Check the guy's track record Check the record... Check the guy's track record He is not appreciated Check the record... Check the record... Check the record for big priest Drink the long... Drink the long draught... Drink the long draught for big priest Check the record... Check the record... Check the record... Check the record... Check the guy's track record He is not appreciated
Borrowing heavily from "Rock'nRoll Pt.2" by Garry Glitter
Have have no idea why the Liverpolitan Ambassador against bullshit hasn't been knighted.
Morrissey was on corrie and rode his bike through, which helped with the inspiration but I'd say having a punctured bicycle is a universal experience of youth and the first shot at freedom to explore and then why think too much - actually enjoy your youth, when you can rather than waiting for the burdens of domestic life, parents, work, futute, to be ok.
God How good were they with brix
I saw a Symphony van in the wild earlier, didnt think theyd still exist!
I fucking love Tom Baker. He's everything an Englishman should be
I've watched this 100x
The band seem very downbeat and world-weary in the interview! I wonder if their defensive imposture above relates to the reception of "see you on the other side" a few years previous? After Baker left. Jonathan Donahue and the band apparently put a lot of themselves into "see you on the .." Expecting a reception or a recognition it sadly never received. The zeitgeist had shifted dramatically between release of 'boces' and 'see you ..' it was largely overlooked and ignored by the press and public, greeted in lukewarm fashion by casual fans determined to believe the band had lost a key component of their magic when David left . Causing the band to spiral into a period of doubt, reappraisal and retreat. When "deserters songs" was released and started to generate praise and interest from the press and public, they couldn't believe it apparently. Believing their moment had passed with "see you..". It looks like there's still a residual wariness to get too caught up in the hype or the spotlight. The unfortunate part is "see you on the other side " is an astounding album full of joy and Wonder. It deserved a much better reception than it recovered. Even now they apparently don't play anything from the album live .
6 days later- i cannot stop playing this song! brix smith- you can just see how much she is into the record- cannot take your eyes off her
Saw them Glasgow Barrowlands shortly after this- superb Dec 88. 👍 .
RIP Antony B.
Pinched some Gary Glitter beat and guitar sound there
never heard or seen this before-fucking sensational
Beautiful. Takes me back. Haha!
Don't like the interviewer RIP MES 🇬🇧✊