In retrospect punk was very camp and retarded.

John Cooper Clark …. Innocents E.P. 🩵

These were good times for music the stuff they do today is a joke I am sure there are bands out there who do the same but the music industry doesn't want to know.

"The passenger" was such a manc tune, Cyprus tavern, oxford road, smallest dance floor imaginable, sweat coming off the walls

Can't help but reiterate, "Russian Express - Don't leave Home." Good onya.

15:31 zombie Flesh Eaters any one know the name of the tune 🤔

If it ain't Stiff it ain't worth a fuck

My introduction to the best music of the mid - late 70's fresh vibrant and so different and I am so grateful to have been a part of the punk movement as a 15 year old still love it to this day

All about the ratings.

I had this on VHS back in the day, great memories.

I don't understand how I've never seen this before, it's a cultural musical epic and thanks for uploading. And those adverts I do remember. That must be Miriam Margolyes doing that cluster advert. And Roger Daltrey doing the Amex, hilarious.

Wow yes I've still got this on vinyl lol 😁 🍻 🍻 nice to see he's still going, have been known to do this on karaoke 🎤 too great song lol 😁 cheers 🍻

You forgot the bloke who single-handedly changed everything in 1979: Gary Numan.

Totally love this man ❤❤

What I'm noticing about this stuff is that it's pretty much just the same old rock 'n' roll but dressed in (kinda) new clothes. Most of these acts would have been folky singer-songwriters or glam poppers or prog rock or bubblegum bands if they'd come along in 1974 instead of 1977. A few - John Lydon, Iggy (obviously), the wonderful Ian Dury - are original artists, but none can be held up against Lou Reed, Bowie, Roxy Music or the Stones (etc.) as innovators and acts of true originality and depth. Punk was disposable, though some of the records are good pop music. For my money the best artist to come out of this period wasn't part of any genre or scene - Kate Bush.

I taped this off telly (on our old betamax) and watched it a hundred times

Tiffani Banister have nice longer hair and boobs.

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Great stuff!!

Pleasant surprise to see The Fall. They all look like High Schoolers.

22:30 went down to villiers terrace. Also: the angels know. Bonus points for knowing the artists.

A fella that skips around with a butterfly net.......

A fella that skips around with a butterfly net.......

The Way We Were.

Iggy's band was tight

13:32 - Mr. Pop...!

Im glad John Lydon's catching me up, being only 2.5 yrs younger than me😊. But joking apart a lovely compilation of the best times ever. The 2nd being House and Rave times which i pretended to be young enough to apprieate❤😊

X.T.C

Any thing from the Autographs,??

Gracias

Memories Dublin in 19poxy bucocks

Sunrise was a decent station actually. Had a variety and also played some reggae as well. Dj's would have a right laugh on air and done the camber weekenders as well.

0:24 Sex Pistols 4:09 Elvis Costello 6:38 The Buzzcocks 9:32 John Cooper Clarke 13:30 Iggy Pop 22:25 Wreckless Eric 24:26 Ian Dury 26:05 Commercials 28:50 Penetration 31:53 Blondie 35:00 The Fall 37:00 The Jam 40:59 Jordan (+ Devo lurking in the background) 41:23 The Tom Robinson Band 45:31 Johnny Thunder 45:56 Elvis Costello 50:01 XTC 54:00 Jonathan Richman 54:32 Nick Lowe 56:46 Commercials 1:00:00 Siouxsie and the Banshees 1:04:14 Cherry Vanilla 1:04:21 Magazine

The Jam.were shit hot straight away.

I remember Cluster bars. Gooey Apricot and chocolate chip....

Some roots foundation classic Mikey dread footage big up 👍👍👍🇯🇲

0:46

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Jameson in the crowd, who later managed The Bushwhackers lol

Lived in Southend n was blessed with Tubbys and Shaka on a regular! 🔥🔈🔥🔈🔥🔈🔥🔈🔥🔈🔥🔈🔥

I remember playing here with Lee and John, I was 15 years old and we called ourselves the Coney Island Jug Band (Lee's idea). We got free beer, John played 12 string, Lee played banjo and I played washboard. I remember Chris playing the shears and an old boot we had nailed to a broomstick. Great club and pleased to see it's still going Andy Roberts

i loved her when i was at school was lucky enough to go on her twice in 1976-77 starting in malta then going Jerusalem,egypt,santorini .rome,pompeii.rhodes to name a few

Comedy at its finest

1:02:01 - "Fuck off" Ha ha

Simply fantastic. What a treat.

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I believe there used to be a longer version of this on KZbin does anyone know if its still available anywhere? Thanks

@jasonpaz He was the Sandman in Death Warrant the Jean Claude Van Damme movie.

Sid found the hulkamania ROID stash look like!!