Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Cut Down (Live in the UK, 1986)
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- In Goth Daze 08
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Cut Down
The most stylishly striking survivors to emerge from the fragmentation of the punk phenomenon were the gothic punks or Goths. A fascination with the world's dark side, classic horror and art meant the music was also the most eclectic amongst the post-punk movements. Goth embraced the harshness of the industrial movement, the primal rage of demented rockabilly, the ethereal quality of classical, theatre, experimental, dance and punk rock itself. From this unlikely mix a quasi art form was created and soon hordes of longhaired, androgynous, strangers dressed exclusively in black, were turning up at venues to watch a new kind of rock n roll hero.
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It's so sad that after 11 years there are only 17k views. Such a great, great band.
round that time, saw them open for The Stranglers in LA. The Palladium.
I was a Stranglers fan, but moreso then The Lorries.
Not long later RLYL, deep, hollow, played in Hollywood at another venue, some fresh band out of Cleveland named NIN opened.
I still queue up The Lorries and The Stranglers.
Fantastic Leeds offspring
Thankyou !!! Saw them back mid/late eighties...they've always been one of my favourite bands. Such a fantastic recording...😊
Saw t Lorries many times, absolutely 📢 +proud. Grt experience.
..new wave !!
brilliant!
Impresionante!
*Fantastique*
PHACK!!
not for the masses :)
pretty sure I was there and ended up bleeding..Leeds? Anyway, venue doesn't matter. I saw RLYL in Leeds 1986 and had a great time...and blood
Is this a live video, or the track put over live video??
this is a music video
A lot of comments mad cause goth ppl likes RLYL 😂
Hey does anybody like pure blackness, 2:54 you're welcome.
your introduction is very nice except one thing, the word 'goth' didn't exist at the time, it is a late 90's invenction, we called our music Dark. it would be nice to use the correct definition in such a nice text. stay strong.
Is that a typo when you say 90s? I ask cos I got into it about 87/88 and it was 'goth' then and the use of the word goes back further than that.
@GG GG hmmm aye of course that'll be it, I don't ever remember it *not* being goth personally.
In Britain this music was called Gothic Punk. In the States it was called Death Rock. I knew some Brits so I called it Gothic Rock. I tried not to overindulge my sub-conscious with the word death.