I really enjoyed this documentary a lot, but find it odd they didn't mention Doug Yule's name even once. Like he didn't exist....which is a shame. Wonder if that was by design at someone's request.

"Picked ya, pic-tcha, now i'm gonna eat ya!"

Picture,picture

Dread!!! I was there....burning one!

I was there, right up front. One of the most incredible performances I’ve ever witnessed at Glastonbury

Fantástico ❤

Iron Man And Rocketman Vs Rival Jerks

The Sandlot

Still listening in 2024 ! ❤

I just find myself coming back to this over and over again. A few months pass, I'm back, another few and I return. I listen to Ko Opera, I come back. Is anyone still in contact with ANY of the guys? I'd love to talk to them about the album that was never released.

Puma Jones idola ❤

Those leather pants phoar 😂❤

I can never forgive Mcgee for Oasis.

Im 54 anyone remember clink street and Dungeons

Bez is so good here he's like the 6th instrument

Memory Eternal Kenneth Culture.

Oh boy! The Chantells! My favourite roots harmony group who sadly made only one album, the wonderful 'Waiting in the Park' which contains this track, 'Children of Jah'. Glorious 🇯🇲

used to play this in my van when i was heading up to wigan to sell industrial carpet cleaning chemicals to the good people there

Sly&robbie drum & bass is something special.

Who is on guitar? ....not the same as 1st line up Kevin Archer was there at the start ...the brass section is bloody brilliant

Wow even the stage back then was pyramid shaped

nice i like this

Acid 😂

I like the keyboards are dropping in and out ,noodling about

FAB :)

That's not the only place where the sinsemilla is brewing

Where was the vid filmed?

No se puede hermanos

Lsverdsf espsra decirls no para ocultarla jose marti

I think they had to play live in The Word.

John Cale was the key to their sound IMHO.

Remenber PUMA JONES.

Hi! Do you know if you have anything else from this band? More footage? Interviews?

Who shot the video that starts around 35:09? Fantastic.

Bye bye bye bye! See you again!

Wonderful

is there any more footage from this show? i would love to see it. why does Puma keep looking at Michael? i'd love to hear the story. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Go on copey me old son

Fascinated about this period..❤

Thanks lads for this most memorable night for the music, the other 2 beeb events on consecutive nights featuring Bow Wow Wow and Haircut 100 were also memorable but for very different reasons…

It seems tame now..but in the mid '60's....these people were from MARS !!! ❤

The real Black Uhuru. Michael, Puma and Duckie. I love the Band and the Music.❤😢❤

It's a crime this version of the band never made an album

Sterling is correct. Nobody was making music as distinctive as "Venus in Furs" at that time! What a fantastic band and a great doc. The few South Bank Shows I've had the pleasure to watch are really fine. I like this and the one with Peter Gabriel as he's recording his fourth solo album ("Security" here in the US) a lot.

I hated Nico.

What kind of a hol was Andy Warhol? He was of course an asshol.

I think this was a great band, not because they sang or played good but because they were cool.

pre stupid, affected tattoos. Super well done--thank u so much for finding this!!!!!!

This documentary aired in 1986. Andy Warhol would leave this Earth the next following year. February 22, 1987. Nico left this world 2 years later on July 18, 1988. She was 49 years old. Sterling Morrison left August 30, 1995. He was 53 years old. Lou Reed left October 27, 2013. He was 71 years old. John Cale & Maureen Tucker are still with us.

I had a brilliant Lecturer for English A level Mr Adrian Eccelsley who was into Velvet Underground, he got me into their song 'The Gift'