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Allan Beswick was a late night local radio show here in Lancashire that had a cult following. Some of it seems a bit dated now, but at the time this radio show was in a league if it's own.
My friends and myself used to ring him up quite frequently. Though not on this clip.
This recording is from 1984/85.
Back to the swinging 60's and Ready Steady Go where The Beatles meet Crass!
Well perhaps not Crass, but Jeremy Ratter (Penny Rimbaud) the drummer of the most notorious anarchist punk band.
I love the odd blast from the past like this. It reminds me of how things were before they got glossed over.
Gav White and his One Way System blasting out.
Playing live in the studio.
Playing 'How High' live in the studio.
The Charlatans - How High
Olive - You're Not Alone
Ash playing Wild Surf live.
Playing live.
John Cale with Chrissy Hynde and Nick Cave - Ship of Fools.
One of their first, if not their first Television performance.
This was recorded at the Glastonbury Festival in 1999.
Hole - Celebrity Skin
The very enthusiastic Courtney Love.
Pure class!
The Psychedelic Furs - President Gas
Feature about Good Vibrations Records in Northern Ireland. Interviews with Terri Hooley and Feargal Sharkey. Also a short radio interview with Henry Cluney from Stiff Little Fingers.
Siouxsie and the Banshees playing Arabian Nights live.
At the end of this clip I wounder if the rest of the band are looking at the floor because they are so embarrassed when the bass player is spouting out so much shit about being the 'ultimate punk rock band'?!
The Jam playing 'Precious' in 1982. They also played 'Town Called Malice' on the same programme being that the double A side was Number 1 in the charts.
Another song from the same TV programme as Chop Chop was performed in 1981.
I think this was on TV in 1981.
Department S - Is Vic There?
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Bauhaus - Shes in Parties
Dead Mans Shadow playing live in the early 80's.
Republica - Drop Dead Gorgeous
Blur playing live in London back in 1997.
This was filmed back in the 80's.The quality is pretty poor, but if you like the band you might appreciate this.
Daves guitar goes abit out of tune, but it's still a rocking performance. This was filmed around when the single first came out.
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Fireworks
Echo and the Bunnymen - Back of Love
Nirvana lounging out.
I love John Peel introducing this song.Makes me feel quite old.I remember on his radio show at the time, John being really worried about his first TOTP's hosting session.He made a cock up or something back in 1968 and couldn't remember the name of the artist about to play and the camera stayed on him and in the end moved onto the band.It also feels...
The Jam - Funeral Pyre
'...here's the Anti Nowhere League'.
From 'Riverside' back in 1982.
This again was a performance from the programme 'Riverside' back in 1982.
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Israel
Lush playing back in 1996.
I don't know why some these videos come out distorted at times.It will have to do for the time being.
Live in 1996 with Paul Cook on drums.
Smashing Pumkins - Bullet With Butterfly Wings.
As far as I can recall this was filmed at the Royal Albert Hall
This was filmed off German TV back in 1978.
This was filmed around 1984.
This performance was from around 1982.
King Kurt - Destination Zulu Land.
The Fall - Kicker Conspiracy
Some serious policing from around the globe.
This footage is plain scary.
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Dear Prudence back in 1983.
Filmed in the USA in 1985.
Some nobhead in the crowd starts causing trouble and gets more than he bargained for.
This is what the people want.This is why we have to put up with the rubbish we do.
This is how you start concerts.......Bang.......Bang....Bang.
'Beverly Hills, century city
everything's so nice and pretty'
Live in 1983.
Again when I taped this I don't think I had heard REM before so I only taped one full song to see if I liked it.I taped bits of the others because they sounded OK.
I really wish had kept the record button firmly pressed for the duration of the set now.