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What a crying shame...

The only version ever captured live I believe.

@jetrage69

why are you SCREAMING? And why do you ask something which probably has been asked -and answered- several decades ago?

This is some ugly motherfucker Rock 'n' Roll. Totally genuine.

@VitoDeLaHoyaCardinal

Judging from the drumming style this is probably from after Brian McGee's departure. And since it's obviously not Mel Gaynor, it must be Kenny Hyslop on drums. Therefore this footage is probably late '81 - early '82. Another clue for that is also Jim's added verses and a mu...

unlistenable...

Hey, this is really pretty much like it sounded like 33 years back! They didn't even downtune it! The only thing that gives it away is Mel Gaynor's drumming, which is obviously different.

No sound?

@kellsbells232011

Then I hope you have some barbiturates in your bathroom ;-)

@danielhehehehe

Nah, that can't be. I Will Follow was a song U2 played before anyone could have known about Something Must Break. Don't diss U2 for the wrong reasons.

Never mind the Pistols, here's WARSAAAARGH!

There's a Warsaw live album now. At last!

@MozMTH

Aha, that explains why Emma looks so damn tired here :-)

Robot World = Bailter Space at their peak. The next one, Vortura, was good also, but not as well put together.

Bailter Space, we miss 'em.

@PurpleMoonYef

Whether the influences of JP were influenced by the examples you mention isn't the question here, is it? What's more, without being able to consult a parallel universe with the future of rock and metal without the Beatles and Jimi you may say that a fact is a fact, but even the un...

@theCZsoldier

Never mind fertility. Soon we'll have 7 billion of people on this planet.

Tjolgtjar deserves a better video. It's not only unclear what the KKK has to do with his music, it's also unclear why someone posts a cellphone film this miserable. What's the f point?

@keeelane. You seem to agree about the other points then :-)

@Zweno

Well, this is still quite sophisticated compared to what the Stranglers did way back in 1978. Seek out Nice 'n' Sleazy and you'll see what I mean.

A great collection of pictures. Nice job!

Annoying about this interview is how this woman just seems to rush onward with her list of questions and not really seeming to be particulary interested in the entire conversation. She hardly looks at Youth and when she laughs it sounds so totally insincere it's almost embarrassing.

It's disco! Pssyche style.

I don't like the way the original fast hi-hats and rolls have been ommitted from the drums. Tolhurst put much more energy into this song. This drummer is just keeping the pace, not much else.

@FluXez00

ethua otefe!

She did a pretty bad imitation of Anita Meyer here.

Growwwwll....Grrrroowwwwwllll!!!! Ian's fearsome Captain Caveman vocals make Johnny Rotten sound like a naughty schoolboy.

They obviously had the potential to become huge. They shouldn't have quit that soon.

@lespaulguy222

Wow, that's pretty ancient then.

Ha, so THIS is where Doctor and the Medics got their "Spirit in the Sky" from!

owwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!

People say that the show must go on. But this isn't a show, it's a travesty.

It's very sad, but everyone knew she could be this way.

Turns out this was her last ever performance so at least the Belgrade audience can say they witnessed something unique.

Please post the entire Gluepot gig. Great sound.

Nelli is cute :-)

The intro riff is really quite good. It's what the entire song revolves around.

They already did this 40 years ago and these days record companies are putting out music that sounds exactly like this, presenting it as something "new", like Duffy.

Dude looks like George Baker with a bowl haircut. And believe it or not, the composition is heavily borrowed from Julio Iglesias's "Quiereme Mucho".

Check those "na na na's"!

A killer ballad, this, but funnily enough the only song I know of them. Maybe I should check their albums to see if there are more gems like this.

This was originally a really cool Shadows song. That Seebach dude turned it into something like the theme from "Dallas", except it hasn't got silly trumpets.

@TheSpongebobfan5

I always thought he was from the East African island Zanzibar. They should have a statue and a main street dedicated to him, but instead they dismiss him for something that is totally irrelevant to the music of Queen.