@4.21. that girl bouncing about in the audience. the best night of her life? certainly mine too..shame I was ten years old and missed all this..brilliant stuff!
@thegoviz I saw them in sheffield back then too. I agree they were amazing. I saw a lot of bands in sheffield used to go to the limit club and top rank
malcom and Olive (his mum) rest in peace also to Paul Fox of late, rest in peace, I work as a service engineer in the Hayes Southall area so everytime I'm there, this song is in my head. Thankyou for all your efforts, it's not "love in vain" Shine on.
Another truly sad loss of another "punker" lost before he had time to enjoy life and realise how he put our thoughts into words so many times. R.I.P Malcolm.
@dreadjeluc You'd had better of been born in the early 60's to have fully appreciated this. Saw 'em at the Russell Club in Hulme, Manchester. Superb..R.I.P.
I was given this single after asking for it from a friend in 1980 having heard it on tape previously on a compilation of lots of different singles of the time that he made like The Boys, Crisis, Ramones, Wire, SLF, etc etc...I just loved it but remember playing H Eyes from the other side as much or more too. Superb band and I enjoy their music as much today.
i never watched a Ruts video before - i didn´t know that they had such beefy well built hunk singer.....uuummh - i´m gettin a bit sexist i suppose.......all the different surprising sides of punk........
this was outstanding at the time, for me,and it still is. see what I find interesting, listening back so many years later is, despite the punky "minimalist" guitar solo , how very "rock" this is. sure, theres this punky aggression, but from the riffage and the funny timings numbers of repeats of lines etc its not that far from, say Led Zep (who I also like) - the kind of band punk was always portrayed as kicking against. thats not a criticism btw. Stunning chorus.
@seasidebob1 There is a joke t shirts that balcony shirts make from Uxbridge which says Hayes... wake up and smell the coffee... a play on the Nescafe' factory. definitely the best band from Hayes :-)
Amazing song. Amazing stage presence by Malcolm. The Ruts were a bad that slammed it out of the park almost at every swing. Hence the short lived career.
Great song. The Crack is one of the greatest punk albums ever. It's a pity Malcolm Owen died from a smack overdose, otherwise they could have made more fantastic albums.
As I said on the comments for Babylons Burning.Which was the greater loss?Who had the greater potential?Mal Owen or Ian Curtis?With no reference to Ruts D.C. or New Order.
with poetic irony MO collapses at the end of a track about the heroin addiction that ultimately kills him.
Unfortunately (as with KC of nirvana) heroin drove much of his genius. But what a fantastic live performance from a great band - sad thing is if they performed live in front of S cowell today they'd be told to fuck off and get a proper job!
This has no equal for purity, RIP gents, blinding song, blinding clip. Please, Mr shamsixtyfourandahalf, keep this alive and kicking.Fucking outstanding footage, any chance of more???
I saw them live at the Colston Hall Bristol supporting the Damned. UNFORGETTABLE.!!! They stole the show. Did you know that back then the Punks used to gob at their heros, they were spitting at him, and he didn't give toss, he was literally outta it, and the Damned walked on afterwards
I saw them on the same tour at Hemel Hempstead - my first gig ever - The Ruts were the first band I ever saw live and nothing has come close yet - f*cking amazing - Malcolm jumped on top of the mosh pit and was carried around and then dumped back on stage - they were gobbing like crazy at The Damned and Captain Sensible stood there with his mouth wide open - finger pointing at the target - just asking for it - the punks obliged!! Those were the days!!
An anthem of my youth at the end of the 70's, It used to double as my motto for keeping the front wheel out of the ruts on my off road bike down the chalk quarries where we rode dirt bikes. Before some bright spark tries to correct me... I know the song were'nt written about that lol.
Brilliant stuff - I 've written before, just wanted to ask if any one knows the lyrics to "out of order" especially the bit around "your very own toy(?)" I am partially deaf and just can't get it. (ok save the rude jokes please, I'm serious)
what a great live perfomance..i'm a big clash fan but i've gotta say the crack is the best album ever... poor old malcolm he could of been really great...
Saw them at The Nashville Pub West Kensington mid 1979, anyone else at that one ? Phenomenal gig, so packed I had to sit on the stage at times to avoid the crush. Simple Minds there as well few weeks later. Mekons and Fashion a few months earlier. Great times.
malcolm u plonker!!! you could and should have been god beyond everyone else ...and to all of us who saw you and lived then you stil are in your rut.. god bless
They were maga. I posted on another upload that Malcolm came round my flat just days before he o.d.'d and I was so shocked when Paul rang me to say he was dead. Nightmare.
Bless Malcolm, there was only one of him, i found my best friend of twenty five years dead in his house of methadone, siily sod. Aint a day goes by i don't think of him. Yep it's a nightmare , my friend went seven years ago and there isn't a day goes by i don't think about him. love the Ruts, love malcolm and my mate.
in '79 they chucked me out of a Puma chopper, minus a chute, in Namibia, 'cos i was pertained to be a Commie white bastard in SA, draft dodger and all the rest, all false, mind you - I Guess anxiety sums it up. That, Magazine, the Ramones, Pistols.. and several more sum it up.
The band in SA that summed it up locally, was Housewife's Choice. Thanks.
to pompeybud, so was I!! born in '70! (so what the hell that means to the ruts unless I am very stupid) malcolm has been joined ny paul foxy in the enternal garden of fun (no, not house of fun by madness) carry on on...carry on... as freddie said after 1991. life goes on as Captain says (hardcore fans work that out!) rip malcolm and fox
fuckin hell, almost completly forgot how brilliant they was. saw them heaps esp in the old albany creek rd deptford,supported by the likes of saxon sound systems & other reggae counterparts. sadly missed. smiler deptford punks
aye (sigh!), if smack hadnt got to him, they would have been brilliant to have around these days, i'm off to the durham punk fest in sept, the ruts would have been a great headliner!, i never got to see them back in the day either!, BUT YOU JUST CANT HELP BUT LOVE EM!, respect xxx
Loved it. Saw em at Wolverhampton Civic in 79. Malcolm Owen got this kid out the audence to sing Babylon's Burning. Wish Owen hadn't done smack. They would defo have headlined Blackpool, Morecambe or Brixton all day Punk festivals.
Saw them with The Damned in Hemel Hempstead - my first ever gig - Malcolm dived into the crowd at the end of the set - incredible atmosphere - great bloke great band - real pity he got hooked on drugs.
hayes/southall will never be able to produce the likes of this band again, absolutely the best band of their era. i owed you a lot back then malc, as a punk you were my inspiration its just a pity you couldnt keep of that s**t.
Truly brilliant. I don't believe in God, but God bless you, Malcom! You and your boys made one of the best albums of all time. "The Crack" is fucking ACE!!
malcolm...27 years now and what have you done? absolutley fantastic frontman and drugs claimed you. You rest and we remember you. from your loving brother and mum.
this is a band
TheWheels777 3 months ago
@4.21. that girl bouncing about in the audience. the best night of her life? certainly mine too..shame I was ten years old and missed all this..brilliant stuff!
banditbronable 4 months ago
saw these guys in Sheffield in the late 70s I think that they were the support act and they were totally amazing! they just blew me away!
thegoviz 4 months ago
@thegoviz I saw them in sheffield back then too. I agree they were amazing. I saw a lot of bands in sheffield used to go to the limit club and top rank
213Whatsername 3 weeks ago
@213Whatsername Yes me too and the City Hall, Polytechnic & University
thegoviz 3 weeks ago
@thegoviz Great times !!!
213Whatsername 3 weeks ago
@213Whatsername Yes the best!!!
thegoviz 2 weeks ago
you cut your wrists, you tried and missed. how many of us have been there?
narred 5 months ago
I've probably said it before (something that she said??) This is gold dust.
banditbronable 5 months ago
2nd best rutz song ever, 2nd to who? 2nd to none! ;)
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Michael123BooDog2 6 months ago
This is the first time, and the first song I have heard from this band. Got directed her by Henry Rollins telling me to come.
Very cool music man!!!
petekaz1977 6 months ago
király zene mostanság nem születnek ilyenek
vix0120 7 months ago
love his punky dirty voice !!!!!!!
jacksapphire 7 months ago
Have it. Brilliant.
KenZippy 8 months ago
Love it love love it! you are missed guys
gazwilwah 9 months ago
i saw them at the Russel Club backing The Damned they where great both bands played at there best that night.
1966spanner 9 months ago
malcom and Olive (his mum) rest in peace also to Paul Fox of late, rest in peace, I work as a service engineer in the Hayes Southall area so everytime I'm there, this song is in my head. Thankyou for all your efforts, it's not "love in vain" Shine on.
banditbronable 10 months ago
Fantastic band,their music had me rockin` in my early teens when they were around and even to this day i`ll blast out their music in my car!!
Such a shame that Malcolm Owen died at their peek,i think they would have gone onto make some really good vibes .
RIP Malcolm Owen...A brilliant frontman!
smithdog1965 11 months ago
@smithdog1965
Another truly sad loss of another "punker" lost before he had time to enjoy life and realise how he put our thoughts into words so many times. R.I.P Malcolm.
Froggtherigger 10 months ago
i wish i was born in the 80s
dreadjeluc 11 months ago
@dreadjeluc You'd had better of been born in the early 60's to have fully appreciated this. Saw 'em at the Russell Club in Hulme, Manchester. Superb..R.I.P.
ellycat 10 months ago
@dreadjeluc He died that year
harty2912 8 months ago
Just the best band i've ever heard, Sadly missed
MIG31M 11 months ago
I was given this single after asking for it from a friend in 1980 having heard it on tape previously on a compilation of lots of different singles of the time that he made like The Boys, Crisis, Ramones, Wire, SLF, etc etc...I just loved it but remember playing H Eyes from the other side as much or more too. Superb band and I enjoy their music as much today.
frontroomautos 1 year ago
The Ruts brilliant - R.I.P. Malc and Foxy, respect from The Service, Ska band from Cork Ireland....
MrTonyskelly 1 year ago
These were fucking brilliant live. Saw em at Wolvo Civic in Autumn 1979.
WolvoExPunk 1 year ago
Never forgotten!!!!!
peteyzfr1 1 year ago
chunky punk sound. Thats what Im talking about Guv
Monsta2283 1 year ago
THE RUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SoothSayer94 1 year ago
Fucking killer band ... long forgotten
Rikitocker 1 year ago
Instant chair rocking !!! ;-) meaning sitting in front of You tube, press play & YES ...
Excellent !
malibumut 1 year ago
sehr cool !!!
jogoldm 1 year ago
i never watched a Ruts video before - i didn´t know that they had such beefy well built hunk singer.....uuummh - i´m gettin a bit sexist i suppose.......all the different surprising sides of punk........
.......best German wishes.......
MrSKINFLICK 1 year ago 5
this was outstanding at the time, for me,and it still is. see what I find interesting, listening back so many years later is, despite the punky "minimalist" guitar solo , how very "rock" this is. sure, theres this punky aggression, but from the riffage and the funny timings numbers of repeats of lines etc its not that far from, say Led Zep (who I also like) - the kind of band punk was always portrayed as kicking against. thats not a criticism btw. Stunning chorus.
echo680 1 year ago 3
it gets better everyime i watch it.
seasidebob1 1 year ago
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JUSTANTONIO 1 year ago
Absolutely brilliant!!!
fatandim 1 year ago
ha ha thought u wanted a row.Smell the coffee i get it nice one.cheers Bob.
seasidebob1 1 year ago
u no it
seasidebob1 1 year ago
the best band in the world and they didnt even no it.sadly missed .the best thing to come out of hayes.
seasidebob1 1 year ago
@seasidebob1 wake up and smell the coffee! ;-)
MrSiddeney 1 year ago
@MrSiddeney whats that mean i been awake 4 a long time .maybe im just a sentimental old punk.ruts lurkers locAL BANDS luv em always did always will.
seasidebob1 1 year ago
@seasidebob1 There is a joke t shirts that balcony shirts make from Uxbridge which says Hayes... wake up and smell the coffee... a play on the Nescafe' factory. definitely the best band from Hayes :-)
MrSiddeney 1 year ago
fantastique. great showmanship. r.i.p malcolm owen - you did your bir
johnvhirst 1 year ago
recorded in the 80's for a french program
lledda 1 year ago
1979 i reckon
joe2k8111 1 year ago
You can't beat this attitude!
fivesixtysl 1 year ago
OMG....most underrated ever
richardpm38 1 year ago
Malcom steals Pauls' guitar and starts playing it...that's fucking brilliant. XD
jek21 1 year ago
OUT OF IT
superiourcowies 1 year ago
Amazing song. Amazing stage presence by Malcolm. The Ruts were a bad that slammed it out of the park almost at every swing. Hence the short lived career.
ObiWan777 1 year ago 3
That was fucking great! It shows just how good the Ruts were and god they were good live.
steve1959cox 2 years ago 2
And let's not forget the drummer, !!! ahhh, keeps it running... isn't he awesome? ..And the bass.., all good.
malibumut 2 years ago 3
Lovin this, especially the middle section!!!
malibumut 2 years ago
First time I've ever listened to the Ruts....This is awesome!
jayporks 2 years ago
Classic stuff. Thanx for posting, mate.
WolvoExPunk 2 years ago
france,probly 79
davehoward22 2 years ago
One of the greatest bands ever playing one of their best songs
MrP
mrgpeake 2 years ago 5
the only reason i watched this video is because it said rut twice
ohwello 2 years ago
Just wondering. Where and when this was filmed?
PICT1966 2 years ago
...it is, and most of us need songs like this...o/
TheBleech 2 years ago
We can all relate to this, behave yourself boys and girls it's a big bad cold world out there.
Rawlinson18 2 years ago
SUPERB and a great loss !!! R.I.P. see you soonish !!!! for a free gig i hope
rioter1977 2 years ago
RIP fOxY allways on my mind xxxx
likklewicked 2 years ago
Or use heroin. Malcolm Owen. What a waste
FIFTY2WEEKS 2 years ago 4
Hmm, geiler Song
calahan66 2 years ago
for real.death proves it
linda1tv 2 years ago
go get the cd compilation called : Shit Factory. has ton of great punk classics!
lowerthedynamite 2 years ago
Great song. One of the best of the punk era.Could have been luckier and wiser
Meazza666 2 years ago
always loved this song.
H0LL0WBELLY 2 years ago
h eyes
laynasor 2 years ago
i saw them early 80 ,just before he died in grimsby,they were awesome
glennwithers 2 years ago
great band great players, once lived in southall late 80s
shaftsbury94 2 years ago
great band mate saw them hull uni bout 78, what a waste....could of been ....well
allhull 2 years ago
I shared a little time with the band. Malcom was very quiet and out of it.
Audiocodes 2 years ago
i used to blast this around newcastle on me ghetto blaster ha ha
keithtubey 2 years ago 2
But, dad I don't like gruts for tea.
catbirdtree 2 years ago
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shaftsbury94 2 years ago
nice I like the ruts
mariuszxxx 2 years ago 2
give em enough rope
chris725144 2 years ago 2
An unforgettable voice of this great group PUNK imperishable, eternal, immutable, indestructible, unshakable, indelible, enduring. !
Diamant1960 2 years ago 3
Best track!
woodiestv 2 years ago
saw them at the marquee 79
laynasor 2 years ago
Great song. The Crack is one of the greatest punk albums ever. It's a pity Malcolm Owen died from a smack overdose, otherwise they could have made more fantastic albums.
RupertWaldron 2 years ago 2
As I said on the comments for Babylons Burning.Which was the greater loss?Who had the greater potential?Mal Owen or Ian Curtis?With no reference to Ruts D.C. or New Order.
spizzardo 2 years ago
That's a born performer.
Kelly14UK 3 years ago 3
Utterly Superb!!!
primate1234 3 years ago
Eventually the Damned got sick of the gobbing, just ask Rat...anyway i had the Damned doing this on a bootleg, live, circa Black Album summer 1980.
Sheffield, Nottingham or Manchester.
Kelly14UK 3 years ago
Incredible !!!
oldspunky 3 years ago
awesome awesome awesome
with poetic irony MO collapses at the end of a track about the heroin addiction that ultimately kills him.
Unfortunately (as with KC of nirvana) heroin drove much of his genius. But what a fantastic live performance from a great band - sad thing is if they performed live in front of S cowell today they'd be told to fuck off and get a proper job!
jamfanredders 3 years ago 2
Great comments ,totally agree
brummiespike 3 years ago
This has no equal for purity, RIP gents, blinding song, blinding clip. Please, Mr shamsixtyfourandahalf, keep this alive and kicking.Fucking outstanding footage, any chance of more???
nobby1997 3 years ago
+1 what a great song. Takes me back. We've lost something since those days. Needs to be played LOUD.
spiccybaby 3 years ago
A top Uk punk band! I saw them about 4 times back in the day.. they certainly were a big influence on me and my band..
robberbyker 3 years ago
I saw them live at the Colston Hall Bristol supporting the Damned. UNFORGETTABLE.!!! They stole the show. Did you know that back then the Punks used to gob at their heros, they were spitting at him, and he didn't give toss, he was literally outta it, and the Damned walked on afterwards
Enquiringmind777 3 years ago
I saw them on the same tour at Hemel Hempstead - my first gig ever - The Ruts were the first band I ever saw live and nothing has come close yet - f*cking amazing - Malcolm jumped on top of the mosh pit and was carried around and then dumped back on stage - they were gobbing like crazy at The Damned and Captain Sensible stood there with his mouth wide open - finger pointing at the target - just asking for it - the punks obliged!! Those were the days!!
nxtmaster 3 years ago
me too, in sheffield support to the damned, fucking mint.
jakeanthill 2 years ago
A damn fine band to say the very least.
redshaftedflicker 3 years ago 17
Underated
peaceman1234567 3 years ago 15
@peaceman1234567 very underrated
chelseapeg 1 year ago
An anthem of my youth at the end of the 70's, It used to double as my motto for keeping the front wheel out of the ruts on my off road bike down the chalk quarries where we rode dirt bikes. Before some bright spark tries to correct me... I know the song were'nt written about that lol.
frontroomautos 3 years ago
saw them blowing away the damned in edinburgh 1978 - I can't concentrate i'm in a state!
thenativehipsters 3 years ago
Brilliant stuff - I 've written before, just wanted to ask if any one knows the lyrics to "out of order" especially the bit around "your very own toy(?)" I am partially deaf and just can't get it. (ok save the rude jokes please, I'm serious)
BANDITBRON 3 years ago
Du grand punk-rock .A côté, Clash...
gruhua 3 years ago
awesome band,so sad malcolm died,what they might have done
blade0954 3 years ago
what a fucking song man.
villingchong 3 years ago 4
what a voice malcolm had.. if you aint got the album the crack my advice is to get it its fantastic...
debbiej007 3 years ago
what a great live perfomance..i'm a big clash fan but i've gotta say the crack is the best album ever... poor old malcolm he could of been really great...
debbiej007 3 years ago
cracking tune - cracking band - doomed tho. tthis takes me back....
drumkat67 3 years ago
Saw them at The Nashville Pub West Kensington mid 1979, anyone else at that one ? Phenomenal gig, so packed I had to sit on the stage at times to avoid the crush. Simple Minds there as well few weeks later. Mekons and Fashion a few months earlier. Great times.
redhillboogie 3 years ago
malcolm u plonker!!! you could and should have been god beyond everyone else ...and to all of us who saw you and lived then you stil are in your rut.. god bless
2206sharosa 3 years ago
one of the classics quoi
herwig666 3 years ago
Smart band. Love em.
betyerdid 3 years ago
God bless Henry, dead 5 years now of methodone OD. x
suzypie400 3 years ago 2
saw them late 70s clouds edinburgh malcolm owen fucking legend....
jobbieface 3 years ago
Wow.
InternationalMatt 4 years ago
NUFF SAID. Thanks!!!!!!!
Jonno228 4 years ago
They were maga. I posted on another upload that Malcolm came round my flat just days before he o.d.'d and I was so shocked when Paul rang me to say he was dead. Nightmare.
laduqesa 4 years ago
Bless Malcolm, there was only one of him, i found my best friend of twenty five years dead in his house of methadone, siily sod. Aint a day goes by i don't think of him. Yep it's a nightmare , my friend went seven years ago and there isn't a day goes by i don't think about him. love the Ruts, love malcolm and my mate.
Rawlinson16 3 years ago 4
sa me rapele ma periode "PUNK'S NOT DEAD" tres bon ducument
airvee 4 years ago
paul fox youre outttaa the rut.ta four playin every shithole ever when i was young,thats why you guys were cooler than everyone
likeastoolpigeon 4 years ago
in '79 they chucked me out of a Puma chopper, minus a chute, in Namibia, 'cos i was pertained to be a Commie white bastard in SA, draft dodger and all the rest, all false, mind you - I Guess anxiety sums it up. That, Magazine, the Ramones, Pistols.. and several more sum it up.
The band in SA that summed it up locally, was Housewife's Choice. Thanks.
Very Cool, Bro.
Merci.
Wish my kids were more into the RUTS.
nopartyplease 4 years ago
i saw them at erics sept 79 malcolm looked at me aged 14 i could have been there if he hadnt of died !
qpwo6 4 years ago
great stuff!
thanks for putiin on youtube
pferdeleberkaese 4 years ago
to pompeybud, so was I!! born in '70! (so what the hell that means to the ruts unless I am very stupid) malcolm has been joined ny paul foxy in the enternal garden of fun (no, not house of fun by madness) carry on on...carry on... as freddie said after 1991. life goes on as Captain says (hardcore fans work that out!) rip malcolm and fox
BANDITBRON 4 years ago
If you think it's all gone wrong, go on, go on, go on. ;)
theyoweusaliving 4 years ago
I WAS BORN IN 1970 WHAT A TOUCH
pompeybud 4 years ago
fuckin hell, almost completly forgot how brilliant they was. saw them heaps esp in the old albany creek rd deptford,supported by the likes of saxon sound systems & other reggae counterparts. sadly missed. smiler deptford punks
01smiler01 4 years ago
Brilliant! They were much better live than I thought. I'll always love them.
aylastarsaphire 4 years ago
saw them way back then ... rip malcom
laynasor 4 years ago
great vid!!!
rocknrok 4 years ago
GRANDE RUTS
komunicador 4 years ago
aye (sigh!), if smack hadnt got to him, they would have been brilliant to have around these days, i'm off to the durham punk fest in sept, the ruts would have been a great headliner!, i never got to see them back in the day either!, BUT YOU JUST CANT HELP BUT LOVE EM!, respect xxx
ecopunk66 4 years ago
I was at the Wolvo gig .
brittain 4 years ago
Loved it. Saw em at Wolverhampton Civic in 79. Malcolm Owen got this kid out the audence to sing Babylon's Burning. Wish Owen hadn't done smack. They would defo have headlined Blackpool, Morecambe or Brixton all day Punk festivals.
WolvoExPunk 4 years ago
as good as it gets
NUKEMTWICE 4 years ago
loved every minute!!!
poppydog23 4 years ago
quality ! ! ! ! !
indianafoxx1 4 years ago
MAGIC !!
ianbollock 4 years ago
Nothing else like it... Quality vid. thanks for posting that
krainey 4 years ago
What a performance, excellent!!!!
Hopefully there will be a ruts live dvd one day!!
GreaserDub 4 years ago
Saw them with The Damned in Hemel Hempstead - my first ever gig - Malcolm dived into the crowd at the end of the set - incredible atmosphere - great bloke great band - real pity he got hooked on drugs.
greendaykickarse 4 years ago
Seeing this made my day - nice one
dento17 4 years ago
Malcom Owen was a talented man. Bright light that burnt so short a time.
dairyflat 4 years ago
Jeez. 28 years ago - really? - fantastic.
maxthewoodman 4 years ago
r.i.p malcolm. fantastic musical legacy
basilcruncher 4 years ago
Saw them in Embra....didnt like getting flobbed on, but a marquee band of their time....saw altered images too...no contest!!!
scotbobby 4 years ago
hayes/southall will never be able to produce the likes of this band again, absolutely the best band of their era. i owed you a lot back then malc, as a punk you were my inspiration its just a pity you couldnt keep of that s**t.
hayeswasp 4 years ago
Truly brilliant. I don't believe in God, but God bless you, Malcom! You and your boys made one of the best albums of all time. "The Crack" is fucking ACE!!
robert367 4 years ago
malcolm...27 years now and what have you done? absolutley fantastic frontman and drugs claimed you. You rest and we remember you. from your loving brother and mum.
BANDITBRON 4 years ago
Ace..Was it really 28 years ago that i saw the Ruts/Damned tour.Still sounds great.
Oldsmobile12345 4 years ago
excellent thanx was lucky to see them a few times supporting the damned,totally agree with marrjake
timere42 4 years ago
excellent thanx lucky to seen them few times supporting the damned
timere42 4 years ago
Wonderful! We really don´t have these kinds of
bands anymore.
marrjake 4 years ago
Happy to see this.Thank you.
skinhead5 5 years ago
Best ever band R.I.P Malcolm xx
tmamam 5 years ago
Thanks best band ever
tmamam 5 years ago
the ruts witout owen was like concorde with propellors
mjameek 5 years ago
That base went right through you
mjameek 5 years ago
you really had to be there. That was punk to the hilt and I saw em all. Malcom Owen never did out by halves.
mjameek 5 years ago
They didn't come better than that . Saw em at Stonehenge about 26 year ago
mjameek 5 years ago
Geeze, they were GENIUS! Too bad he O'Ded-what a waste.
JohnnyBanco 5 years ago
Top quality.
mladipionir 5 years ago