I wouldn't call it Punk... although it IS exactly what Punk was at in it's best moments... I just think this had more about it... as Alice Cooper did in the 70's
I never heard credit given to Joe Jackson for writing the song they made a sizeable ammount of money off of. I'm sure it's in the fine print on the record.
@@edwardlubin322 Joe made all the money off that song. Unlike England, performers in North America don't get a performer royalty, only the song writer gets the $$$$. Anthrax would have made their $$ of sales of the album.
@@edwardlubin322 In almost every interview I've ever heard with Anthrax when Got The Time is brought up they credit Joe Jackson and mention when they met him Joe said in his live version he always played it faster than they did.
I can't believe the number of people here who are comparing Joe Jackson to Anthrax. It's like comparing apples to oranges; it's the same song, but they're drastically different genres. In this case, "better" is truly subjective.
Joe Jackson once said that he thought the Anthrax version of this song was played too slowly. He bragged that his band played it twice as fast as them. I was skeptical of this so I checked the recorded version from Look Sharp to the Anthrax version. And the Joe Jackson version was actually a few beats slower than Anthrax. But now that I see this, I understand what he was talking about--I don't know if it's twice as fast as Antrax but it's significantly faster.
It always amuses me when people are shocked to learn that some some they love turns out to be a cover. It wasn't some big secret when Anthrax released their version; And obviously none of these people who "love" Anthrax so much ever actually bought the album "Persistence Of Time", since the songwriting credit was clearly printed on the label and the liner notes.
I was a baby when this song was new, and I was 21 when I first heard anthrax. My thoughts were, "Wow, this is really punk," and that it wasn't like their other songs. The big shock for me was how faithful the cover was!
I remember when Anthrax's version came out and it was definitely no secret that it was a cover but I had no idea who Joe Jackson was. Now in the days of the internet, it's easy to find stuff out but back then, not so much.
Just hearred this for the first time. Was skateboarding around and it was playing outside the Irish pub. Had to STOP and appreciate the tHe greatness oi
🌟🎶 In 1980 I recorded this awesome concert with my tape recorder on the radio. Later I found it on CD. One of the best live concerts in my collection.🎶🌟
I Me and some friends saw them on this tour at Manchester Apollo. Got meet them after. Thet were really nice and Joe even took time to writ e letter of encouragement to my friend regarding his band.
I consider that clip the greatest live performance of a punk rock song on film. There may have been better ones, but you had to have been there to have seen it.
And now, some 40 years later, a band of badass Indonesian women has covered it as well! czcams.com/video/aro12Q-IWMc/video.html And their singer/guitarist does her own little homage at the beginning (little dance with arms outspread, like JJ's version after the guitar "solo")!
![Anthrax - Got The Time (Live, Sofia 2010) [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/6dZN0gQJh8I/mqdefault.jpg)
Absolutely superb song. Love Joe. Anthrax's version was good too.
always thought Joe was very underrated for his contribution to punk rock
Way understated. Good point..
Got that right... he should be one of the pioneers of British punk revolution
You thought right.
I wouldn't call it Punk... although it IS exactly what Punk was at in it's best moments... I just think this had more about it... as Alice Cooper did in the 70's
that was punk. Contribution to heavy metal (Anthrax cover)
Graham Maby is definetely an underrated bass player. He's at his best during that period
Graham - he was so nice in person - we talked after a show (long time ago) such a gentleman to my wife (who was not really a fan)
"You've been an above average audience." lol
Esa es quizás la frase más británica que he escuchado por parte de algún interprete.
My favorite was by Rodney Dangerfield: "I'm not going to lie and say 'oh what a great crowd.' Bullshit! I can't wait to get out of here"!!
I love Anthrax version, but the original is great too! VERY GOOD!
I thought it was so cool when they covered it. My metal head friends couldn't believe it was a Joe Jackson song.
I never heard credit given to Joe Jackson for writing the song they made a sizeable ammount of money off of. I'm sure it's in the fine print on the record.
@@edwardlubin322 Joe made all the money off that song. Unlike England, performers in North America don't get a performer royalty, only the song writer gets the $$$$. Anthrax would have made their $$ of sales of the album.
@@edwardlubin322 In almost every interview I've ever heard with Anthrax when Got The Time is brought up they credit Joe Jackson and mention when they met him Joe said in his live version he always played it faster than they did.
I love the Anthrax version but this sounds way more frantic and really gets the point of the song across brilliantly.
When I get my time machine/TARDIS, I’m gonna be front row at this show.
I just heard his live version is faster than the Anthrax version.
Same here
Yep me too!!!
Yeah but it's got no spice to it
@@netrioter ok Karens go back in time and re record it then...if not shut up
It is because Joe Jackson is a badass
I can't believe the number of people here who are comparing Joe Jackson to Anthrax. It's like comparing apples to oranges; it's the same song, but they're drastically different genres. In this case, "better" is truly subjective.
people just can't enjoy it without crying
Well said. It’s like comparing The Wait by Killing Joke to Metallica’s cover of it. Both are great.
Joe Jackson once said that he thought the Anthrax version of this song was played too slowly. He bragged that his band played it twice as fast as them. I was skeptical of this so I checked the recorded version from Look Sharp to the Anthrax version. And the Joe Jackson version was actually a few beats slower than Anthrax. But now that I see this, I understand what he was talking about--I don't know if it's twice as fast as Antrax but it's significantly faster.
Approx 20bpm faster than Anthrax's live version.
I wonder what he'll make of Korpiklaani's version released yesterday?
czcams.com/video/CWzaUkMvfZE/video.html
He's the man
Great song!!!!!! This is 100% punk
Graham Maby 👍👍👍🙂
Graham Maby on bass guitar 🔥
Graham Maby is godgiven talent...
My fuck! One of the greatest recordings ever.
The original and it's brilliant. Yes, Joe Jackson played it faster than Anthrax. I loved the Anthrax cover.
He was punk and jazz.
used to think he sang "chicken in my head."
Song was way ahead of it's time.
It always amuses me when people are shocked to learn that some some they love turns out to be a cover. It wasn't some big secret when Anthrax released their version; And obviously none of these people who "love" Anthrax so much ever actually bought the album "Persistence Of Time", since the songwriting credit was clearly printed on the label and the liner notes.
I was a baby when this song was new, and I was 21 when I first heard anthrax. My thoughts were, "Wow, this is really punk," and that it wasn't like their other songs. The big shock for me was how faithful the cover was!
I bought the record and DID know it was a Joe Jackson song.
I remember when Anthrax's version came out and it was definitely no secret that it was a cover but I had no idea who Joe Jackson was. Now in the days of the internet, it's easy to find stuff out but back then, not so much.
As a thrash fan and a Joe Jackson fan It meant so much to me that Anthrax were also fans of Joe. Validation of sorts I suppose.
I mean when it came Out i wanst even a sperm in je dads ballsack. Liked the song but didn't do a deep History dive
chicken in my hand
Head. Chicken in my Head.
LOL!
LOL!
today i learned...
Graham Maby is my hero
Favorite Bassist, Him, Stuart Copeland on drums and Johnny Marr on guitar is my 80s dream band...
fuck'in right!
Wouldn't that be nce!
Anthrax ? This is how it’s done lads ❤️❤️👍👍👍
not only a great song and performance but a lesson in how to deal with arsey student hecklers
Great artists know how to inject the perfect amount of theater....
I didn't realize this song was written by Joe. Awesome! Anthrax has good taste.
The best..... music and attitude.....
CLASSIC PUNK ROCK AT ITS BEST!
Oh my god, what a holy shit! One two three four , ..
GREAT MUSICIANS
Just hearred this for the first time. Was skateboarding around and it was playing outside the Irish pub. Had to STOP and appreciate the tHe greatness oi
Sounds like punk/ska! So cool!
It is.
Great live version - still listen to this album on vinyl in 2022.
Chicken in my head
Chicken in my head
Chicken in my head
Joe Jackson just simply awesome..great songwriter as well..he should make a comeback
He never stopped making albums. Just released one in 2019.
@@Lobster7175 Or touring. I've seen him twice in the past 4-5 yrs.
Brilliant composition. Such a well formulated song.
🌟🎶 In 1980 I recorded this awesome concert with my tape recorder on the radio. Later I found it on CD. One of the best live concerts in my collection.🎶🌟
Where was this
@@scottthesportsguy Hatfield Polytechnic 1979
Holy blazes.....
Graham Maby's bass intro is fantastic, the early JoeJackson stuff still stands up today!
Thanks for posting.
Happy Birthday, Joe! Thanks for all the killer music you gave us!
When pot album came out saw Joe wrote it..was blown away.
This live version is somehow faster than the Anthrax version. He's faster than thrash metal!!
Wish I had been in the audience that night.
Always liked this song and album. Never saw this live version. Thanks CZcams and poster. Anthrax covered this as well for the metal heads.
Check out "I'm the Man" from the same concert. Outrageous.
Amazing !
That was awesome
another great one i missed.
this show is worth GOLD!
Goddamn that's fast!!
Great energy!!
I always thought Joe looked like an extra from The Young Ones.
Song is nutz yo❗
Best days of my life!
LOVE THIS VERSION!!!
Listen to his work a lot. Very versatile. So glad I got to catch a show in what seems another lifetime.
What a great song! What a great band! Saw them live circa "Beat Crazy". Awesome...
Grande Joe!
I Me and some friends saw them on this tour at Manchester Apollo. Got meet them after. Thet were really nice and Joe even took time to writ e letter of encouragement to my friend regarding his band.
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JJ IS GREAT!!!!
Playin' tunes at these tempos is nnot easy. You've got to be good! Great Band
awesome, who knew he could throw it down punk style
BIG LOVE
thanks for the post
Splendide !
Muy buena tu selección. Gracias desde Mallorca
I consider that clip the greatest live performance of a punk rock song on film. There may have been better ones, but you had to have been there to have seen it.
I got this in my mix. You should too
I LOOOOOOVE J. J. I love you J. J. You are the best!
temazo ,tengo que reconocer que conocí este tema por Anthrax (me encanta ) pero después escuche el original y me gusta tambien ,los dos a la final !!!
Joe's good with a crowd.
Time got me!
45 now.
Been robbed since Anthrax cover.
Sleeping under a stond since 1980 in this case.
The horror... the horror...
Perfect
XOXO!! Legend
this versión is best
Joe Jackson...
Nothin' ever (ever) happens in this town
Feelin' low down (down) not a lot to do around here
I thought that I would go right out of my mind...
Thank you very much! Now I´m fan of John Jackson too. I love him too. I´m going to buy his CDS. He´s wonderful.
*Joe
@@WAM4EVER When I saw "1 Reply" under that comment I clicked on it hoping to see someone had corrected them, thx
@@jschizoid 😉
AH... MAZING
Bangin!
What rush to be Joe Jackson with that great crowd
BOSS!
watching the footie - this needs to be need to be a team anthem
god damn!
And now, some 40 years later, a band of badass Indonesian women has covered it as well! czcams.com/video/aro12Q-IWMc/video.html And their singer/guitarist does her own little homage at the beginning (little dance with arms outspread, like JJ's version after the guitar "solo")!
This is just good rocknfuckinroll.
Hectic!
I prefer the anthrax version but this is amazing
this is smokin hot...................
taken from a BBC series that ran between 1978 and 1981 on
whaouh... je l'aime trop depuis mes 12 ans... j'en ai 48
Joe's band kicked ass!
Tickin' in my head...Anthrax did this and the mosh pit was brutal lmao
sweet
holy fuck i grew up with steppin out, never kneow about got the time til antrhax covered it AND THE OG IS FASTER AND SO MUCH PUNK METAL
Never knew this was a Joe Jackson song. I’ve only ever know the Anthrax version lol
Asesome, the original version.
I don't think the Union Jack background was big enough! 🤣 👍🇦🇺
Are there any other old bands with these awesome tones and bass? Pls let me know!
Got the time!!!
Super fastttttttt
Born in Burton I believe? Same town I was born in.