CBGB Remembrance - 1973-2006
"...my favourite memory was the first time i saw Television play,
and i saw Tom Verlaine who i thought was,ahhh...,
just about the most beautiful fella i'd ever seen and,ahhh...,
it was a sunday as well,it was easter sunday 1974,
and i ahhh..., i saw Tom Verlaine,and we've been friends ever since."
- Patti Smith comme...
Revelation Records
1. "New Direction"
2. "Stand Still"
3. "Better Than You"
4. "Time Flies"
5. "Big Mouth"
6. "First Failure"
7. "Sitting Around at Home"
8. "Two Sides"
9. "Things We Say"
10. "Breaking Free"
11. "Slut"
12. "Competition"
13. "Forgotten"
14. "Hold Your Ground"
15. "Do It Yourself"
16. "Good Intentions"
17. Degradation...
- Cretin Hop
- Rockaway Beach
- Blitzkrieg Bop
- Pinhead
- Sheena is a punkrocker
Bad Brains, Banned in DC @ CBGB's 1982
Recorded live at CBGB's in NYC, May 1998.
Show's just starting, crowd's goin' nuts, and I'm already hot a hell in that gorilla suit.
54 Nude Honeys @ CBGB's
shot by Christopher Frieri
blues explosion live at cbgb's new york, new york, march or april 2005.
The Ramoones - The Tribute To The Ramones do the BEST Ramones Tribute out there by looking sounding and acting like those godfathers of punk !
Here's a few songs from our 4/21/06 show at CBGB's, where it all began. The Ramoones do it LOUD HARD and FAST, just like the real Ramones !
Professionally shot B&W video of early Talking Heads live at CBGBs in the mid-1970s
Tonedeff and Substantial at CBGB's, at the QN5 Megashow 2006
Length: 21:28
January 7th, 2001: CBGB's, New York City, NY
Setlist:
1. Slice Paper Wrists
2. 12.23.93
3. Sticks and Stones Never Made Sense
4. A Wish For Wings That Work
5. Nerdy
6. My Mirror No Longer Reflects
7. Artist's Rendering of Me
Note: Two massive pile-ups during "Artist's Rendering of Me"
Deborah Harry performs acoustic set with members of Blondie at famed cradle of New York punk rock, CBGBs, on October 14, 2006. The club will close October 15, reopening in Las Vegas, NV.
Live at the legendary cbgb, august 9 2006.
One of the first and finest bands to emerge from San Francisco's punk scene, the Avengers were together for only a little over two years, and they didn't release an album during their lifetime. But their passionate music and uncompromising viewpoints proved to be a major inspiration in a scene that would ...
An old video from the Bad Brains. Just one look at their haircuts (HR!) says it all! Their music was already sounding very raw and extremely hardcore back then, in 1979.
"The Blueprint" off "Friends and Nervous Breakdowns" performed at CBGB in NYC on May 22, 2005. This file can be downloaded at www.cobaltandcalcium.com
hilarious drunk show
lovelines / never been to college / easier said than done
H8 INC at cbgb's 9.10.2006
Here is Swedish Punk/Hardcore band, Disfear, playing 'Powerload' to open up their set at CBGB's in New York City on May 13th, 2006.
A rare clip of the Ramones doing 'Judy Is A Punk' from 1974 at CBGB's. I've seen the Ramones 5 or 6 times from 1980 till 1988 or so, and they have always impressed me as being tight, professional, and extremely well-rehearsed. This clip is obviously before they possessed any of those qualities.
One of many great songs written by Randy Fredrix and performed by the hardest rockin band in NYC -- (SON)!! This is our first performance live together at CBGB's back in the days of 1978!!
The band "SON"!! Steve "Zeus " Johnstad on vocals, Randy Fredrix on guitar, Bill Laswell on bass, and Rob Gottfried on drums!!
Bill is an amazing bass player...
the ravenous at cbgb's
Save CBGB's Spiders (Alice Cooper) Dont blow your mind
Lost City Angels play "Tonight's The Night" at CBGB's Last Ska Show with The Pietasters + Big D and the Kids Table. 10/05/06
A mountain of devestation.
Professionally shot B&W video of early Talking Heads live at CBGBs in the mid-1970s
heidiminx caught up with H20 at their last performance at CBGBs.
buzzoven at cbgb's 2/23/1997
interview from the buzz with mike and dennis from social distortion + a clip of 1945 from their '91 CBGB's show
I saw Matt Turk (www.turktunes.com) rock out with his hit "Buffalohead" at CBGB's in New York City in Sept. 2000, and truly felt like when Jon Landau saw Springsteen; that rock'n roll had a future. I luckily had a camera and tripod and just caught this on the fly; it was not prepared; I didn't know him then. I've since opened for him and he me. I'm...
