Tramp the Dirt Down really is something else. Want to be more pacific today. Agreed with every word at the time. Couldn't wait to vote.

Not sure how much Spike holds up today. I've been gripped again by this documentary and will re-evaluate. This was my introduction to Costello properly (I knew 'Oliver's Army', everyone did in Britain, still do). Preferred 'Mighty Like a Rose', but find it so hard to be objective as I think he's up with McCartney, Dylan, Young, Motown etc.

First song sounds quite like Franz Ferdinand.

Couldn't sell kebabs to the Greeks😂! Feel ya GP and the Rumour!

I am currently reading a book about Billy called "Billy Bragg" and it's not very good. I saw Billy when he was an opening act for Echo & the Bunnymen in New Orleans man-years ago. I stood in front of Billy as an opening act and I was the only one. Billy deserves more credit than he is given. I bought his album "The Milk of Human Kindness." Apparently human kindness is not appreciated by too many.. Perhaps in Britain he gets more credit & I sincerely hope so.

Love it,Can I get a cd of this please?

Go easy, step lightly, stay free..

🎶 She walks the shining streets...I walk the worn-out floor 🎶... Every song is superb. Decades on I've still got the vinyl... I know every word of every song.

Absolutely superb. They just dont make bands like The Libertines anymore.

I have two copies of this in my Damned collection, mates were always trying to buy one from me but I wouldn't sell, I used to attend record fairs in the '80s and the price of these was increasing every time I saw them, that's the reason I bought the second one, I haven't a clue what they are worth today.

The youtube thumbnail photo is from 1983 !

This is priceless ❤

What a gr8 upload thank you so much for this my friend.

This is PEAK live Ramones. Before they sped up to ridiculous levels, but a few more lyrically and musically developed songs than in the 70s. Tight as a drum, the right amount of polish, with the right amount of snot still.

This is the last of the wild frontier. Love it

Fab stuff - great band, great songs - 17 of them in 56 minutes!

Jesus - we need the Clash now more than ever. Even one drop of Joe's spirit and energy would dilute the tepid mediocrity of music today. We're standing on the edge of apocalypse and no one is saying a word.

one of the best live performers going, paul smith

What a gr8 upload thank you very much.

凄い！！　アレンジが加算されてるね　 特にV-13

Hi Joe! Thanks again for the Coca Cola that time in the studio...and the vodka...🎸🫠

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13:40 Underwear 17:50 Es and Wizz 42:24 Pink Glove 47:20 Babies 53:08 Common People

I went to the place where every white face is an invitation to robbery!

in this version he says i’m trying! nice

Nostalgia overload … cheers

Gen x was a great band,better than anything idol ever did in his solo career.if he would've stayed they would've been as big as Duran Duran became.

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Too bad they went on to do “London Calling” and all that other dentist’s-office music they did later, Blehh.

They might have been inconsistent over the years, they were certainly not without their flaws as men and musicians, but when they were on, they rocked balls all around man!

I remember listening to this on BBC Radio 1's in Concert.

As if this was a free album. Fucking unbelievable Jeff

Where can I download this bootleg? 🙏

One of England`s finest right there ! It`s EC... doesn`t matter who`s in his back up group it`s all about him and his tunes 👌

not bad stuff , very solid pop music

It's really disappointing that not only has Bowie/his estate never released a live album from Sound + Vision, they also skipped over the tour with the Era box sets as part of the "Tin Machine years never existed" thing they have going on. '89-'91 was such a pivotal period in Bowie's career. It was overlooked at the time, and it's all but forgotten now. And it's a shame.

Anyone who doesn't love this hates real punk rock.

Best version. Organ is wild 👌🔥

The Valley Of the Dolls songs kick ass on these sessions

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This sounded like crap in 1983,but compared to all the garbage I hear whenever I turn on my radio/TV/Internet in the 2020s it sounds pretty good now..Goes to show how low standards have fallen since the 1980s.

I've never sat down and really listened to this band live and I feel kinda stupid I never have. This is incredible.

sitting at my party*

Oh god. I’m home sick for the 80’s. This is GREAT.

Not as good as their first album. I bought this in early 1987, whilst still a student. I hear that Grant Shapps’ brother is a part of this. Has put me off a bit!!

sounds like there was an extra verse in Three Card trick. Instead of returning to the 'Patriots of a wasteland' bit at the end (as on the record) he seems to sing something else

enjoyed that Backwoods Drive but wasn't keen on Rock 'n' Roll City (both tracks are new to me)

Is Out Of Control the same song as Do It Now?

guitar work in This Is England is very powerful. Simple but moving

weird to think that all this material was created and starting to be rehearsed only 6 months (or less) after Mick was in the band. afaik he was last in in at the US Festival in May 1983