Gang of Four - "To Hell With Poverty" (Live on Rockpalast, 1983) [13/21]

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Live from german TV Show "Rockpalast", 10th March 1983
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[@monsterguyx6322]

I believe this is what the kids today call "a banger."

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Delinquent degenerate banger.

[@bayonau]

The essence of the 80s, and still today Andy Gill's guitar lightning is simply stunning. R.I.P. Andy, one of the greatest!

[@MikeGreenwood51]

'Stunning'? It was delinquent!

[@JQLLC]

He was new waves Jeff beck

[@TheMrUsinsh]

R.I.P. Andy Gill ...so fantastic guitarist and member of one of the best post punk band ever!!!

[@TheErikrust]

One of my favorite songs of all time. This performance is VISCERAL. Thanks for posting. Cheers.

[@jane-ellendesomma6097]

Agreed!

[@JQLLC]

Andy Gill has died. In memorium, lets all get drunk on cheap wine

[@MikeGreenwood51]

Follow your delinquent degenerate and get retarded. Sounds like a Punk idea. Then your brain can shrivel-up and cease to deal with reality. Then just receed in to your grovel and watch the others of a like mind die but be too retrograded and ill to do any thing about it. Problem with you drunkards is not only to you reduce your abilities to help your selves but you also make your selves inncapable of helping others.

[@JQLLC]

@@MikeGreenwood51 to quote Charlie Brown don't you know sarcasm when you hear it

[@allensalyer7012]

Eines der besten schreienden Feedback-Intros aller Zeiten. Die Klarheit von Sara Lees Bass-Spielen ist ein perfekter Kontrapunkt zu Andy Gills Gitarren-Squelch. Dies ist das beste Lied von diesem Rockpalast Konzert, aber das ganze Konzert ist ausgezeichnet! One of the best screaming feedback intros of all time. The clarity of Sara Lee's bass playing is a perfect counterpoint to Andy Gills guitar squelch. This is the best song of this Rockpalast concert, but the whole concert is excellent!

[@timcrenshaw5920]

Was ist loess?

[@opensourcecurrency]

Jimi would smile hearing this...

[@jejesus]

Sara Lee on bass! Hot music!

[@petermolin9831]

Oh my, fantastic. RIP Andy Gill.

[@Minnliberal]

R.I.P. Andy Gill.

[@lextual]

Andy Gill feelin' the funk before the bass line kicks in. That's how awesome Sara Lee is I guess...

[@jadedjaded4533]

amazing band

[@VedranCro]

That bass

[@Erichhh]

RIP, Andy.

[@robertobrasini5294]

miss you andy

[@morningtrees2090]

R.I.P. Andy.

[@juanjoJ.J]

Llegué a esta maravillosa melodía por GOTHAM!

[@TomDjll]

For my money you can go right from the early Kinks to this and skip almost everything else.

[@christianmatheron6444]

They got there somehow though, didn’t they? Didn’t happen in a vacuum as much as we all want to believe of our favourite bands. It’s very cool, mind.

[@finnkdy]

Spoonful /acid / Buckfast. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 😉😉😉 Still Sublime

[@Pwrcritter]

Mean dude, meaner guitar..

[@antigen4]

ok andy's bordering on creepy here

[@mlovmo]

Revolting against poverty, or revolting against wealth?

[@mavjimbo]

Either way it sucks to be poor

[@stickymeat88]

@@mavjimbo naw, no way man. being able to afford or steal nighttrain, thunderbird esq or md2020, just meant that much more getting sauced.

[@mavjimbo]

@@stickymeat88 yeah, I can get by with less when required

[@pazamor9164]

I've nver gotten why they were ever well dressed. Since they were something like punk rock.

[@rainpoetry3695]

Love that their image contrasts with that amazing blasting sound. New Order are similar to me.