Danish heavy metal hopefuls from 1989
1. Hopeless Proud 05:02
2. A Requiem For the World 03:23
3. Ghetto Child 05:23
4. You Don't Care No More 06:50
5. The Wonder 04:20
6. The Valley of Witchcraft 05:30
7. Killer Rabbit 05:25
8. The Damned Lake 06:53
Blink and you might miss it but this clip of top Japanese rock band Kishidan shows the drummer (白鳥 雪之丞, Shiratori Yukinojō, Yukki) ) with an "interesting" haircut at several points in the video. I guess this is one reason he was subsequently put on permanent suspension on "health grounds." At the time, though, nobody seemed to think there was anything wrong with it.
Bon Scott interviewed in 1977 by some Aussie journalist. Scott refuses to be lumped in with punk and new wave, insisting that AC/DC is just a normal rock band, and underlines the importance of playing live and having a "road following." Also does a brief impersonation of Johnny Rotten (2:20 mark).
Rockumentary made in 2011 about Riff Raff magazine (1989-1996?) with contributions from Mark Crampton, Mark Liddell, Colin Liddell, and Billy Kulke, etc. Directed by Dan Para.
On September 22, 1985, The Smiths played the Irvine Magnum in Ayrshire, Scotland, a rather out-of-the-way venue. With the pressure off they debuted five new songs live. These were "What's The World (James)," "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side," "Frankly, Mr Shankly," "Bigmouth Strikes Again," and "Stretch Out and Wait."
Three of these ("The Boy With The Thorn In His Side," "Frankly, Mr Shankly," and "Bigmouth Strikes Again") would appear on their next album "The Queen is Dead."
"Stretch Out and Wait" would be the B-side of single "Shakespeare's Sister" and "What's The World (James)" would not be recorded.
http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/live/smiths-g850922.htm
The songs in this clip are:
00:00 What She Said
02:39 Nowhere Fast
05:06 The Boy With the Thorn in His Side (debut)
08:30 Frankly Mr Shankly (debut)
10:56 Stretch Out and Wait (debut)
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