Level 42 - National Ballroom London 1991 4K

Level 42 performs 5 songs live from the National Ballroom in London. Filmed June 14th, 1991, up-scaled to 4K.
Hot Water - Her Big Day - The Sun Goes Down - Guaranteed - Heaven In My Hands

[@carloscabrera8223]

Excellent ! Thank you for your work. I haven't seen this live before !

[@ariasung68]

Thank you Wins

[@angelacurtis4533]

Thanks for the great videos brill winston

[@OGBrawlerina]

Mark King 😍😍😋😋🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chiel42]

Winston, thank you so much for sharing all these great videos. Really appreciated!

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

Jakko Jakzsyk at 3:03 and Mark's look shortly afterwards...

[@jameswhite7997]

Wasnt this on tv as the Dome? With just Guaranteed and Heaven in my hands? This is a great vid!

[@Leese42]

Ha, that mistake in HW. If looks could kill!! Thanks Win as always, this is epic :)

[@jameswhite7997]

The "Jakko shut up" look? 😂

[@Leese42]

@@jameswhite7997 It's kinda hard to miss, isn't it? 😂

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

I remember Jakko's columns in long-defunct 'Making Music' mag that was free in every music shop. His writing was better than his rather undistinguished (though generally competent) session playing.

[@sugarray29]

Well done Winston, I was t this concert. Thanks for posting 💯👏🏽

[@42bass]

👍

[@hbhmhbhm]

Was that the national club on the edgeware road a bit down from the galtymore?

[@DrJohnners]

It was in Kilburn, on the corner of Messina Avenue. It's the UKCG HelpCentre now, a very differnet kind of religious experience from seeing Level 42 :)

[@JT-si6bl]

Level 42,000! Jakko's stunning solo killed the camera Mark IS King. His bass is not plugged in I want Dirty Loops to do these to get it all HD

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

_This_ was state of the art video recording in 1991? Really? I'm sure my VHS machine was better than that.

[@winman42]

No sure who said this was state of the art, but it wasn't me LOL. This is from a very old, poor quality vhs tape. Would love to see if anyone else has a better copy.

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

@@winman42 My point, which I should have clarified, is that KZbin seems to be almost the only public outlet for music concert video these days, as physical media is close to vanishing. Why are we limited to such dismal quality recordings of music that has great personal and historical value? I suspect that the original professional master of this concert has long since been consigned to landfill which is close to criminal. We need a national archive like the US Library of Congress for these.