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@talkingwall Yeah, maybe uninhibited is a better word. Wow, must have been bliss to see bands like that over in England, especially the Buzzcocks and the Clash. I saw the Clash in '79, but they were way too big by that time, and the excitement of the early days was gone. Best English band I saw i...

So word to the wise, ho, you look at me funny and I'll tell your dad, OK? Das what we did back in da day, nigga, and we stay white wit dat sunscreen on our arms and faces, aww-ite??? Yo mama sell it to us down at da Five and Dime, which now dey call da Dolla Sto, aww-ite? Niggas knew betta than t...

Saw them in Chi in '84. Took a week to recover fully. Cubby Bear Lounge.

God, this so insane! Pure controlled mayhem! Shit, I wish I didn't come back and watch this so often, I really need to be doing other things. Video really gives an idea of what it was like to be there live.

I remember a few years back, Prodigy were gonna be on a bill with the Beasties. Beasties ...

Shit, this band, this video, this song and singer all rock ferociously! I love this song! Dunno how I missed them in the 80's, I'd heard of them but never bothered to listen. This is pure, beautiful, classic British 80's rock music, and if they're Scottish or something, I apologize to all concer...

This is on the beach at Cannes, early Beefheart, pre-Trout Mask. The Captain was so far ahead of his time nobody will ever catch up. Huntsman likes him? Cool. Better than if he hated him. Some people get the Captain, most don't. Never the twain shall meet. Nobody's neutral about him. He's so avan...

This shit here? Total, beautiful, just barely controlled pandemonium it is. Must have been ecstasy to be at those early Pistols gigs. They were changing the world, but they hardly realized it at the time. Oh, I know, they knew they were changing rock and roll, yeah, I agree! But the world has nev...

This video, like this band, is lame. Maybe so they wouldn't catch a cold, they superimposed this silly band in front of a snow scene, put fairy boots on them, and made them act like they were outside. If they'd been outside, fog would have been coming out of their mouths and nostrils, yeh? But no...

Sorry, this is just too silly. That stupid intro verse, repeated about 100 times, and then the guitar comes in, but has absolutely no connection to the previous melody at all. People laughed at Queen in their prime, but they've been built up into some sort of legend since Freddie's death. Gimme a...

He said something like: I remember being a kid and watching Nirvana on this stage, so much history, thank you England for supporting us, take care of each other, good night.

Can't take the time to read all these comments, but just let me say: Mick is the greatest rocker ever. Elvis, Little Richard, John and Paul, Bruce, Neil, John Lydon, Joe Strummer, Ian Curtis, Captain Beefheart, they're all great, yeah, but Mick is tops.

Wow, such a gorgeous song, unbelievable. Sorry kids, but the Stones are just SO much better than the Beatles. Songs like this just prove it.

People comment about his dirty nails, but they're like that for the movie. Anyway, he's extremely humorous, articulate, and friendly, somewhat at odds with how most people thought he acted at the time. Much more polite than most rock musicians at the time.

Great show!

Love this song!