Yes! This was taped maybe a year or two after it opened.

I wish I did! I booked NSC at 404 Willis in Detroit back in the early '90s but I don't have any photos or video from that show. I believe I got you onto an MDC show that someone else had already booked at the venue, but I don't have a flyer to confirm that. The reason I have this NSC video is because my friends in the band Current (Detroit) made a very long video of their tour and you were one of the bands they chose to tape. I converted their VHS tapes into digital video files and uploaded a bunch of them here. I also posted a (very dark) video of Rorschach playing that same show with you. Anyway, I really liked the NSC 7" and it was cool to find a live set of yours while combing through old VHS tapes.

Glad some fellow spuds found this. I haven't looked at this video in ages! This was my band's first and only attempt at covering this song that we had heard on the recently (2000 lol) released "Pioneers Who Got Scalped" double CD from Devo. I was reminded of this when I watched Devo's Tiny Desk Concert on NPR yesterday. They played this song for the first time in decades and of course I had to see how well our version held up!

I was at a lot of hardcore shows all over the country in 1993 and this was the norm. People would sit on the floor. Bands mostly didn't play fast. Anything related to '80s hardcore was seen as uncool. It wasn't the best time for shows.

​@@jeffrice6403 I don't remember that, Maybe I was on drugs during that time? My band was asked to fill in for the #2 band at a NYHC fest the day before the show back in 2004. We chased all 600 people out of the venue before our 1st song was over. Good Times!!!

Thanks! We spent a lot of time figuring out how to play it as much like the Go-Go's as we possibly could. Kathy Valentine retweeted our video when we posted it back in 2013, which was the ultimate honor! Honestly the highpoint of my amateur musician career.

Thanks for clarifying! I knew that I recognized a couple of them from other videos from Michigan in the '80s but the video quality is a bit rough.

@@jeffrice6403 That's putting it mildly! Video from Vickie Sprague's public access TV show "Hardcore." Recorded on public access TV equipment.

The artist N8NOFACE got me into the screamers. I can see where N8 gets his voice from. This band is amazing. I love N8NOFACE's cover of 122 hours of fear on the hoodstocks podcast.

I was able to remove that hum with some recording software. It still doesn't sound as good as this stuff but I was able to make it more listenable. I'll upload that hum/hiss-free version one of these days.

@@jeffrice6403 Wow. That's amazing. Thanks!

Glad its being appreciated! I love the Final Conflict tape and LP that came out around this time. I got this video from Flipside in 1989. Now that I have some better gear, I might try giving it another shot and see if I can get a better picture.

@@jeffrice6403 "Political Glory" was one of my favorite songs to play back then.

Matar Delores is an amazing track....always loved it and peer pressure as a kid but didn't here this version of magazine love or punish or be damned until alot later....this version of punish or be damned is so weird...heavy use of drum machine and different keyboards on this one I can hear

I don't. I saw them a dozen times but I haven't ever seen live video of them. It's gotta be out there, though.

Glad you appreciate it. I mail ordered the VHS from Flipside in the late '80s and it has definitely decayed a little bit over the years. I'm going to take another shot at ripping it once I get a better VCR and a capture device that's not a $25 USB adapter.

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My cousin Justin played with you guys in Current and Nema. Then my buddy Nikos brother played here. It wasn’t till I was older that I learned all this stuff. Kinda gnarly I found my own way to it, to realize I was connected way before the fact.