[HD] Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai - Cheesy 80's Rockscene

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Starting out with the cheesy 80's rockscene from the 1984 box-office bomb "Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai in the 8th dimension"

On lead guitar is Buckaroo Banzai himself and on rhythm guitar is our favourite "Perfect Tommy".

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Entertainment

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• 80's
• rock
• buckaroo banzai
• banzai
• perfect tommy
• B-movie

[Velocity9s]

It really makes me mad that there isn't some kinda complete version of the BB-version of 'Rocket 88'(which I intend to check for here on Youtube). I would like to have heard a complete version of Peter Weller's 'Since I Don't Have You' as well...

[BalloonInTheBalloon]

@Velocity9s AFAK this is the only version in existence (the Official sountrack features this version) :(

[a97188]

I've loved this film since I was 7. Just putting that out there.

[WhatTheFlyinFudge]

NO Decade did B-Movies like the 1980's. They defined the word EPIC.

[sp1derborland]

@Velocity9s The whole cast is incredible. Peter Weller, John Lithgow, Christopher Lloyd, Jeff Goldblum, Ellen Barkin, and even Robert Ito had a prolific career! I love it!

[gamervideos11]

Cheesy? Looks like the guys were having fun to me. :)

[Velocity9s]

@Davedio Some More Trivia: The piano player is Clancy Brown who 1st became big in Highlander as the villian with the gravely voice. He was the guard in Shawshank Redemption, played an alien resistance leader on Star Trek:Enterprise, was a love interest on E.R., was a regular on a sci-fi show(name escapes me), a soldier in Starship Troopers. What blows my mind is that Brown played Lex Luthor's voice on Superman:The Animated Series AND of Mr.Krabs on Spongebob! The Highlander villain=Mr.Krabs!?!

[LS6Z28]

Who says sstro physicists cant rock out

[jctoad]

@waltereg0 It's called a Pocket Trumpet. Same key as a standard, just folded around to make it shorter. Often used for practice, since it is smaller and easier to carry around. Don't see them much on stage except in a jazz solos.