Buzzcocks - What Do I get - Toronto 1979

The Buzzcocks, what do I get, live at the Danforth music hall, Toronto Ontario, Canada September 7th 1979. Taken from a Sony T-160 NTSC video tape, recorded at SP, mono tape, that I received from a friend in Toronto. I ran the tape to DVD in December 2018. Also on the tape was the Buzzcocks again in canada but from 1991 and I will put that on KZbin in 2019.
#buzzcocks #torontolivemusic #scottishteevee

[@ScottishTeeVee]

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[@guyinsf]

Precious clip! I'm still heart broken over Pete!

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Yeah it was a shock.

[@BuzzardonGuitar]

Me too..

[@JesuChristus]

I saw them in Blackburn a few weeks (Oct 79) with Joy Division supporting them and was lucky enough to talk to Pete about last year in November, he is very very sadly missed.

[@ScottishTeeVee]

You were blessed to see those legendary bands and to met Pete.

[@davidwtaylor7180]

Great post! I saw Buzzcocks on this tour in '79 (I don't remember which month) at The Opera House in Lawrence, KS. Ultravox opened the show. I was 19 years old and this concert blew my mind. My musical world changed after seeing those two bands live!

[@ScottishTeeVee]

December 5th 1979, there is a partial audio recording of that gig with seven of the songs. You were lucky to have been there

[@deirdrewear2835]

I'm the girl in the white sequin shirt and pink and red striped mini skirt. This must be taken from The New Music

[@ScottishTeeVee]

You are one of a handful of people to spot themselves in the videos I upload, so thank you Deirdre, for taking the time to comment.

[@kryptichands968]

Such a monumental band

[@ScottishTeeVee]

They certainly were. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@randomstuffman01]

Great Buzzcocks. Thanks. toronto canada

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Nice to hear from a viewer in Toronto🙂

[@johnblonde8589]

Punk gold!! Only 40 seconds in and the intro is just fcuking amazing! Thanks for sharing this insight into punk history, and Pete Shelley RIP.

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Comments such as yours, are why I upload these videos. Thank you for watching.

[@mundaneman1811]

Precious interview & performance, cheers mate

[@ScottishTeeVee]

You are more than welcome

[@theedrstrangelove]

A rough diamond, it still looks pretty!

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Thanks for watching and commenting, so few Buzzcocks fans ever do.

[@RenatodeSouza2012]

Excellent!

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂

[@senemorcaykalyoncu6369]

WHO POSTED THIS ? DEFINITLY A HISTORICAL PUNK ROCK MASTERPIECE...WONDERFUL...VERY ENTERTAINING...THANK YOU SCOTTS TEE VEE

[@ScottishTeeVee]

I'm glad you found and enjoyed this video.

[@willd6215]

Love this

[@bilbobolsonaro1316]

neat

[@ScottishTeeVee]

Glad you enjoyed it Bilbo

[@fitoblasdegamarra2888]

Una chica del público con camiseta de los RAMONES genial!!!

[@bohsgerry]

The Boss??????get the bus

[@TwentyOne_Five]

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[@mountaindew7190]

The P.C. SJWs of today's punk rock scene would have definitely went off on that girl wearing the swastika shirt. However, that was common in the early U.K. punk scene. I've seen a picture of Siouxsie Sioux wearing a shirt just like that girl had.

[@ScottishTeeVee]

The girl with the t shirt is the least of the SJW worries. Note the guy who walks towards that girl in the white jacket with the sleeves cut off, they are together. Writing on the jackets says "Nazi baby" "Homosexual murder in mind" "kill yourself" and more that I can't make out.

[@SCUZZPOP]

And that's a bad thing that people would go off on that girl?

[@mountaindew7190]

@@SCUZZPOP Do you believe in free speech?

[@SCUZZPOP]

@@mountaindew7190 Of course I do. Do you believe in supporting the nazi regime?

[@fenderjag114]

@@mountaindew7190 Free speech doesn't mean you have to respect odious views. In fact, it includes the right to "go off on" people for their odious views. Read John Stuart Mill.